TataDex separates sourced facts, unresolved conflicts, community references, and game assets instead of presenting every field as official.
Use more than one source when a field matters
The reference database combines game-client observations with public wiki and community material. A source link is kept with the relevant dataset or guide so readers can inspect the context instead of relying on an unexplained number.
Conflicts remain visible
When public sources disagree, TataDex does not silently turn the disagreement into an official conclusion. The sources page records the conflict and marks uncertain fields until a current client observation or stronger source resolves it.
Localization is treated as data
English names and game terms remain available because community translations can vary. A localized name is used when it can be connected to an official client, announcement, or traceable localization resource. This makes it easier to search while preserving a stable reference name.
Images have a separate rights story
Game images, logos, and character art belong to their respective rights holders unless an explicit open license says otherwise. TataDex records provenance and does not treat public availability on a wiki or social channel as automatic redistribution permission.