Database for calcs?

[PFM18]

So, I am very new to this site and have trouble navigating it so bear with me.

Obviously when you are on the page of any given character, they list their power, speed, etc etc. Is there a way for me to see all of the calculations that went into the assessments of a character on any given page? Is there a way for me to see like a list of relevant calcs for a particular verse and see how things were calculated in detail? For example, if i wantes to know how exactly Vegeta was quantified to be FTL or whatever, is there a way for me to kind of peel back the curtain and see how that value was determined?

 

[M3X_2.0]

Check the verse page or follow the powerscaling, you will find the calcs

 

[PFM18]

The verse page for DB does not list any calcs

 

[M3X_2.0]

But it does link a blog with the powerscaling, this is where the FTL comes from

https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:DarkDragonMedeus/Dragon_Ball_Z_Canon_Stat_Explanations

 

[Ywlrvl]

You could always go on here and use CTRL+F (Search the term "blog") to find some calcs.

 

[PFM18]

But it does link a blog with the powerscaling, this is where the FTL comes from
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:DarkDragonMedeus/Dragon_Ball_Z_Canon_Stat_Explanations

Well a link to a blog with the power scaling is exactly what I was looking for lol. But I don't see it on the DB verse page?

 

[PFM18]

You could always go on here and use CTRL+F (Search the term "blog") to find some calcs.

Thank you.

 

[PFM18]

But it does link a blog with the powerscaling, this is where the FTL comes from
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:DarkDragonMedeus/Dragon_Ball_Z_Canon_Stat_Explanations

I mean I looked through that and there isn't really even much of a mention of speed aside from the comment about the DB being FTL according to some supplementary material.

 

[Ywlrvl]

You could always go on here and use CTRL+F (Search the term "blog") to find some calcs.

Thank you.

Anytime.

 

[PFM18]

That was really helpful and basically what I wanted. It essentially serves as a datebase for calcs, given I can just search the page for all the blogs with calcs.