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Where do the numbers on this site come from?

From the game's own developer channels and in-game panels, from Roblox's public APIs, and from creator recordings that we label as creator-reported. Values nobody can reproduce are shown as Unknown, and other fan references are read only to spot contradictions rather than to supply numbers.

Evidence policy

Sources & Evidence Policy

Anime Breaker does not publish its internal tables, so some values that other sites state confidently simply do not exist in public form. This page lists where our numbers actually come from, and what we do when a value cannot be established at all.

Where Our Data Comes From

Roblox public APIs

Platform data · Verified

Player counts, visit totals, favourite and like counts, badge award totals and the live gamepass list. These come from Roblox itself rather than from a guide, which is why the funnel figures used in our beginner guide are reproducible.

Open source

Official developer Discord

Developer channel · Verified

The codes page is built from the developer's own announcement channel, where every code carries a timestamp to the minute. The guild answers come from the same server's guild forum, including the Level 10 recruitment rule.

In-game confirmation panels

Game client · Verified

Costs and rewards that the client displays itself, such as the Class Tree activation cost and the secret boss View Drops panels. Screenshots of these panels are reproduced on the pages that rely on them.

Creator gameplay recordings

Secondary · Creator-reported

Mechanics that the developer never documents, for example the appearance-only cosmetic system, the Shadow Dragon mount and the Race Coin drop rate. We report the measurement and say who measured it rather than presenting it as fact.

Open source

Other community references

Cross-check · Cross-check

Used only to detect contradictions, never as the sole basis for a published number. When a community value disagrees with a developer source, the developer source wins and the disagreement is noted on the page.

What We Do When a Value Cannot Be Established

Where a number is unpublished and no reproducible measurement exists, we display it as Unknown and list it as a gap rather than filling it with a plausible-looking estimate. Rank costs above Rank 3, full weapon and accessory stat tables, and unpublished drop odds currently fall into that category. A site that shows Unknown is more useful than one that hides its uncertainty behind a number nobody can check.

If you can reproduce a value we have left unknown, or you can show that one of our published values is wrong, the correction route is on the contact page. Corrections are published with the same evidence label as everything else.

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