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Wordbombio Pseudo Collab
Also known as: Fourth of July Pseudo-Collab (2025)
Type: Limited-Time Event
Date: July 4, 2025
Start Time: 11:25 AM KST
End Time: 7:35 PM KST
Timezone Reference:
- KST: Korea Standard Time (UTC+9) — base
- UTC/GMT: July 4, 2:25 AM → 10:35 AM
- EDT: Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−4) — July 3, 10:25 PM → July 4, 6:35 AM
- PDT: Pacific Daylight Time (UTC−7) — July 3, 7:25 PM → July 4, 3:35 AM
Note: the U.S. zones are given as daylight time (EDT/PDT), not standard time (EST/PST), since the event fell in July, while daylight saving is in effect.
Overview
On July 4, 2025, a surprise mini-event took place involving a pseudo-collaboration between Super-Shiritori and the Discord server of WordBomb.io. For a span of roughly 8 hours, a public channel titled #shiritori appeared within WordBomb.io's Discord, temporarily exposing the Shiritori dictionary (over 1 million curated words at the time) to the public.
The event was not formally planned, but rather sparked from casual interaction and spontaneous approval by the owner of Super-Shiritori.
Key People Involved
- Ghost (Super-Shiritori owner) — initiated the event and exposed the dictionary content.
- 🅷🅴ctor / fluorohectorite (WordBomb developer).
Invite to the WordBomb.io server: discord.gg/wordbomb
Archived channel (no longer viewable): https://discord.com/channels/1266397242260983888/1390518727346360410
Notable Quotes
"This is like exploring. It's fun, Ghost. I like your dictionary."
— 🅷🅴ctor
":D"
— 🅷🅴ctor
"I like it, Ghost. Maybe we will use it for something else in the future."
— 🅷🅴ctor
Context
The channel was housed under the Shiritori category in the WordBomb.io server and drew a number of reactions from members seeing the extensive word list. The event functioned as:
- A showcase of Super-Shiritori's dictionary.
- A friendly gesture between two game communities centered on wordplay and language mechanics.
Though no formal integration or cross-platform feature was announced, the interaction served as an acknowledgment of Super-Shiritori's unique scale and potential relevance to other word-based games.
Legacy
- The channel was archived after the roughly 8-hour window ended.
- It remains a rare, one-off moment in Super-Shiritori's history, reflecting the potential for future collaborations or dictionary licensing.
- It also marked the first-ever temporary external access to the internal Shiritori master dictionary.
Notes
This event was not announced in advance and is considered experimental. It is classified under "Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{"." because it was neither formalized nor planned, but still enabled meaningful interaction between developers and communities.
If more events like this occur, a dedicated page for Super-Shiritori collaborations may be added in the future.