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Editorial policy

Each page on this site answers one search question about Sansad Showdown. The sentences are ours. The numbers are not, unless a public page shows them.

Sources we accept

How we mark certainty

A row with two or more independent sources can be stated as settled. A row with one source says so in the status column, for example “1 source” or “public build.” A real-person resemblance is always “inferred,” because the game does not print legal names. When an older video and a newer page disagree, both strings remain. We do not average them into a third name.

What we leave blank

Launch day, if the maker has not printed one. Letter grades, if nobody has published a method. File size, price, and store listings we did not observe. The status cell says the gap. We do not fill it with a round number.

Voice

The shaded note on each page is the editor saying what judgment they made on the check date. It is not a lab report. Interface addresses, when a reader needs them, sit in the source list at the bottom, not in that note.

Corrections

Mail [email protected] with the page and the source. A valid correction updates the sentence and the modified date. The about page says who operates the site. The privacy page says what the pages load.

Roster still cited when fighter names are checked against video
Boss still cited when the unlock claim is checked against video

Questions

Will you add a tier list later?

Only when two independent public write-ups agree on a rank. Until then the numbers page stays a numbers page.

Who do I mail?

[email protected]. That is this guide, not the maker’s inbox.

Sources

Checked 2026-11-04. Links below are the public pages I used.

Limitation: some claims rely on a single publisher or a dated public build; each table labels that scope.