Anime Dice Data Conflicts
Direct answerWhen sources disagree, we do not pick a winner — we show both sides and label the fact as conflicting. This page is the public register of those disagreements. A fact here is not verified until one side is confirmed by the developer or live-verified in-game.
Current conflicts
| Topic | Claim A | Claim B | State |
| Character roster | Roster X exists (tracker 1) | Roster X does not exist (tracker 2) | Conflicting — unresolved |
| Unit rarity | Rarity A is highest (tracker 1) | Rarity B is highest (tracker 2) | Conflicting — unresolved |
| Rebirth reward curve | Reward curve P (community) | Reward curve Q (community) | Conflicting — unresolved |
Why we show conflicts
A guide that hides disagreement looks cleaner but lies. When the developer publishes no roster, a community table is a snapshot from one person's screen, not a fact. Showing both sides lets you weigh the evidence instead of swallowing a single unverified claim.
How a conflict gets resolved
- A developer statement settles it — becomes official.
- Live verification in-game settles it — becomes verified.
- One side loses support and the other gains it — becomes the working claim, still labelled.
- Otherwise it stays open, and we say so.
What resolved looks like
A resolved conflict disappears from this table and its winner moves to the relevant page with a verified or official label. Until that happens, treat both claims as unverified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Because with no official source, one answer would be a guess. Two labelled claims are more honest than one fake fact.
You cannot from the register alone — that is the point. Verify in-game or wait for a developer statement.
Yes, by developer confirmation or live verification. Resolved conflicts move to the relevant page as verified or official.