ToonTone (dle.wtf)
Rate itRemember a cartoon character's colour and mix it back with three sliders, five times a day.
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ToonTone is a daily colour memory game on Playdle's dle.wtf. Each round names a part of a cartoon, anime or game character, such as Squirtle's blue skin from Pokémon, and you mix its original colour with hue, saturation and brightness sliders. Five rounds make a daily set, scored as an average out of 10.
About ToonTone (dle.wtf)
ToonTone tests how well you remember the colours of cartoon characters. Each round shows a simplified vector portrait and names one part to paint. You set the colour family with the hue slider, move from grey to vivid with saturation and from dark to light with brightness, then submit to compare your colour with the original. Each round scores up to 10 points.
If you are stuck, a hint describes the colour but caps the round at 8 out of 10, and Skip reveals the answer for no points. After five rounds you get an average and a share card that contains no character names or answers.
The daily set changes at midnight UTC, and everyone gets the same five characters. Finishing all five rounds at any score counts a day toward your streak. Unlimited mode lets you keep playing without affecting streaks. This is Playdle's edition on dle.wtf, inspired by the colour matching of the original ToonTone, with its own simplified vector portraits, scoring and daily sets. Its bank holds 36 characters, from SpongeBob, Shrek and Stitch to Pokémon, Kirby, Totoro and Sanrio characters, so each one returns about once a week in a different set. Progress, statistics and streaks stay in the browser, with no account.
How to play ToonTone (dle.wtf)
- Open dle.wtf/toontone; the daily set opens straight on its first character.
- Read which character and which part you need to colour.
- Move the Hue, Saturation and Brightness sliders until the colour matches your memory.
- Submit to see the original colour and your score out of 10.
- Finish all five characters for your daily average, then share it.
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Tips
- Set hue first; a wrong colour family costs more than slightly wrong brightness.
- Cartoon colours are usually more saturated than you remember, so push saturation up.
- Save the hint for the round you have no idea about; it still allows 8 out of 10.
Questions
When does ToonTone change?
Daily sets change at 00:00 UTC, with the same five characters for everyone.
Is there more than one set a day?
Unlimited mode has no daily limit, but only the daily set counts toward your streak.
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