Editorial Policy

Every page names the pages it used, the day they were read, and one limitation. A single source stays labeled as one source.

Roblox thumbnail of a blue and red Bey collision
Roblox thumbnail of a blue and red Bey collision
Google Play promo art for Beyblade Burst Rivals
Google Play promo art for Beyblade Burst Rivals

Two independent public writeups, store listings, or publisher posts are enough to call something checked. One source is allowed on the page only with that count visible. Generator sites and pages that invent numeric codes are not sources.

Visit counts, ratings, member totals and version numbers carry the day they were read. They are a snapshot. If two snapshots disagree, both stay. I do not average them.

Codes move to the expired archive when two roundups agree they are finished. If the roundups split, the code stays in a disputed row. Roblox codes and mobile codes never share a table.

The first-person note on each page says what judgment I made. The sources list under it is where the links live. Corrections: [email protected].

Trademarks and character art stay with their owners. Screenshots from the Roblox page and the Google Play listing are captioned with that origin. The stadium picture at the top of the homepage is original artwork made for this site.

FAQ

Why are some stats blank?

The sources did not publish them. A blank cell says “no source yet”.

What do the code statuses mean?

The status column shows the number of independent public sources and preserves disagreements about rewards or availability.

Sources

Source review: 2026-10-31. Public listings and guides are compared; single-source and conflicting entries retain their labels.