Editorial Policy
Each page answers one question. The codes page is for codes. The redeem page is for the button path. The stand table is for who is obtainable. Guides do not repeat the table.
Sources
- Public game pages, the official description, the official Discord invite, and creator videos are the first place I look.
- Community wikis and code roundups are the second. I name them at the bottom of the page with the day I read them.
- A search-summary answer is a clue about what people believe, not a source for a reward.
Corrections
Email [email protected] with the page and a public link. A correction goes live when the public link supports it. The page date changes with the edit. Code rows also move on a schedule of about six hours when the source pages change.
The first-person note on each page is the editor saying which judgment they made. It is not a lab log. One limitation sentence closes it. See about for who operates the site.
Questions people ask
How are codes checked?
The tables compare independent public pages, name each source, and record the check date. A single-source claim is labeled; disagreements keep both readings.
What if two sites disagree?
Both figures stay, with the site named. They are not averaged.
Sources
- Fandom Codes — checked 2026-11-08
- Beebom — checked 2026-11-08