How do I see where a kanji is used during reviews?

[UltimateAbsol]

Basically the same question as this from 5 years ago: https://community.wanikani.com/t/is-is-possible-to-see-example-vocabulary-when-reviewing-a-kanji/13325

Is it possible to see where a kanji is used in vocab during a review (and not just the lessons)? Usually seeing the vocabulary is pretty integral to me remembering the meaning and importance of the kanji. I wish I could bring it up during reviews when I get an item wrong just like how vocab has the example sentences viewable.

For the time being, it looks like you can click on the kanji and go to a separate tab where such vocab can be found, but I wish it was more streamlined into the review process.

[Lahoje]

[Userscript] WaniKani Kanji Review Vocabulary List

Purpose These past few months year, the number one thing I’ve spent my WaniKani time on has been book clubs reviewing the same leeches over and over and over again. No technique has been completely successful at combating these leeches. However, one recent technique has shown great promise for improving my kanji reviews: adding vocabulary words to the review screen. Having this vocabulary list has doubled to tripled my review accuracy for my kanji leeches. To streamline this, I’ve put the lo…

This userscript seems to be just what you’re looking for

[Userscript] WaniKani Kanji Review Vocabulary List

While WK does store the ID of items that have been partially answered in jStorage, what I did was just check whether the words should be visible every time an answer is submitted. You should look into what WK stores in jStorage. Setting up listeners for when the values change is particularly useful for figuring out when to make your script do something. Might not be the best way to do it, but it was quick and easy. I just added this to your script // Fires every time an aswer is submitted …

This modification makes the vocab pop up only when you get a review item wrong