How this page knows

Three sources, three methods

The scaling, exactly as the game applies it

A fighter's band is the only input — if that word is new, the tier page explains it in full. Everything else follows from it:

• rating = 2 ^ band, capped at 1e+03T.
• Health is multiplied by rating ^ 0.5, then clamped to 1,000,000,000 — the ceiling the engine's integer health field imposes.
• Damage is multiplied by rating ^ 0.5.

Those two exponents matching is the whole point. Both sides of a fight grow at the same rate, so a band-28 bout lasts about as long as a band-4 one — it just has far bigger numbers floating over it.

Why some moves look like they belong to someone else

A Tenkaichi fighter borrows its arsenal from one of the twelve donors, and takes whichever power ids its roster row asks for. Moves the donor flags disabled or hidden are still copied across, and are shown here, because the player's wheel is the only thing those flags gate. The AI cast path never checks them — it asks only whether the hero owns the power. These fighters really do throw them, so hiding them would describe a roster the game does not have.

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