Anime Dice Data Sources
Direct answerEvery fact on this site carries a source and an evidence label — official, community-reported, conflicting or unverified. This page is the master list of where those facts come from, so you can judge any claim yourself instead of trusting us.
Source tiers
| Tier | What it is | How we use it |
| Official | Roblox game page, developer statements, in-game UI | Facts — the confirmed mechanics |
| Live-verified | Dated in-game checks we or a player can reproduce | Specific units, traits, rewards |
| Community | Trackers, wikis, forum screenshots | Claims — labelled and cross-checked |
| Conflicting | Sources that disagree on a fact | Shown side by side, never merged |
How a fact is labelled
- We record where it came from and the date we verified it.
- We mark it official, community, conflicting or unverified.
- We show the label next to the fact so you can judge it.
- Unverifiable claims never become facts, no matter how popular.
What we never do
- We do not invent characters, units, rarities or drop rates.
- We do not copy a community table and present it as official.
- We do not state a fact as verified after the source has gone stale.
- We do not hide a conflict because it is inconvenient.
Checking us
Every article lists its sources in the Sources block and its last-verified date in the header. If you can reproduce a fact in-game, tell us — every live verification makes the site more honest. If a fact is wrong, the Data Conflicts page is where it belongs.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Roblox game page and developer statements. Discord and social claims are not treated as official evidence.
It means the fact comes from community material and has not been confirmed by the developer or live-verified. Treat it as a claim.
Every page shows its last-verified date. Anything older than the current update is flagged on the Updates hub.
Sources & Verification
- Roblox game page (official) (official)
- anime-dice.wiki — players hub (community) (community)