Naruto Pyramid is a daily ranking puzzle: one category, eight characters and eight numbered slots to put them in order from first to eighth. It is the place to settle the arguments every Naruto fan has had at some point, from who has the sharpest genjutsu to which Kage led their village best, except here the pyramid tells you when you are wrong.

Categories include Overall Power Level, Raw Taijutsu Strength, Genjutsu Mastery, Speed and Reflexes, and Intelligence and Strategy. Shippuden adds lists such as Strongest Edo Tensei Revivals, Strongest of the Uchiha, Strongest Kage and Most Feared Akatsuki Members. Everyone playing the same era gets the same category each day.

Tap a character in the Available pool to select them, then tap a numbered slot to place them. Tapping a filled slot while a character is selected replaces its occupant, who goes back to the pool, and tapping a filled slot with nothing selected sends that character back to the pool. Once all eight slots are filled, press Check Order.

Characters in the correct position lock in green and cannot be moved again. Characters in the wrong position flash red and return to the pool, ready to be placed again. You have four attempts to get the whole pyramid right.

The sooner you finish, the more you score: 10,000 points on the first attempt, 7,500 on the second, 5,000 on the third and 2,500 on the fourth. Failing all four scores nothing and shows the correct order. The category changes at midnight UTC.

Anchor the extremes first. In most categories the first and eighth places are the least controversial, so fill those with confidence and spend your thinking on the crowded middle.

Use each check as information. After the first check, every locked tile fixes a position and every red tile tells you where a character does not belong. When you place the returning characters, move each one to a slot it has not tried yet; with only three or four characters left, a methodical shuffle usually finishes the pyramid within the remaining attempts.

Read the description under the category name. Genjutsu Mastery is about illusions, not overall strength; Intelligence and Strategy rewards thinkers like Shikamaru over powerhouses; Raw Taijutsu Strength sets chakra techniques aside. Ranking by general power when the category asks for something narrower is the most common way to lose points.