NeoPets Riddles (Lenny Conundrums) and Answers Here

I work very fast. I just converted all to base 10 and then put all numbers in to a factor machine one by one, then figured out all the rest. It's one thing I'm good at

So far we have 1) Korbat (1250908661) and, perhaps 2) Scorchio (2221815103152)?

The species name, in base-36, whose largest prime factor is the smallest of all of the species' largest prime factors.

83?

Scorchio is not right.

83 is not the smallest largest prime.

Righto, thanks

Second set of twenty:
JubJub 1199784755 - 5.13.37.37.97.139
Kacheek 44161275692 - 2.2.19.353.1283.1283
Kau 26310 - 2.3.5.877
Kiko 957192 - 2.2.2.3.39883
Koi 26802 - 2.3.3.1489
Korbat 1250908661 - Prime: 1250908661
Kougra 1251055702 - 2.13.179.268813
Krawk 34866164 - 2.2.107.81463
Kyrii 35214282 - 2.3.3.271.7219
Lenny 35955790 - 2.5.13.19.14557
Lupe 1019570 - 2.5.101957
Lutari 1321545150 - 2.3.3.5.5.17.172751
Meerca 1354459114 - 2.311.2177587
Moehog 1371242752 - 2.2.2.2.2.2.2.2.11.486947
Mynci 38568114 - 2.3.3.13.164821
Nimmo 39500304 - 2.2.2.2.3.47.17509
Ogrin 41092943 - 239.171937
Peophin 55307584751 - 33827.1635013
Poogle 1553106434 - 2.11.17.211.19681
Pteri 43362558 - 2.3.3.2409031

Ixi 24534 - 2.3.3.29.47

Is 47 the smallest largest?

wow I'm getting tired

47?

Can anyone compare their answers with mine so far??

1. (Has already been previously stated a few times)
2. Number of factors is a 2-digit multiple of 2.
3. Largest factor is a number between 40 and 50.

Correct. I will help you with the second answer but if you get it or don't I will not let you know. Only hints for the last answer

yes

Moehog 1371242752 - 2.2.2.2.2.2.2.2.11.486947?

Hiryuu..do you have a link to a factor machine?

I suppose it's a foregone conclusion at this point--why does everyone need to say, "Is XYZ the answer?" and basically give lurkers a share of the prize for no work... Is it really that hard that you can't check the answer yourself?

Oh, well, my answer's in, at least.

I said I wouldn't say yes or no, so check all the others to confirm your decision. You can email me at [email protected] to check your answer.

http://www.btinternet.com/~se16/js/factor.htm

I really dont understand these numbers and factors and prime stuff.
How is the first answer korbat and what are we exacly looking for?

Thanks for the confirmation, Hiryuu

For the final answer, did you get a combination of numbers and letters?? Or am I doing something wrong (it looks a little strange to me)?

http://mathsolutions.50webs.com/primefactor.html