Statements

Validity of statements
In regards to statements, typically this Wikia will require feats, or multiple more statements to support a statement, due to the possibility of hyperbole, or just flat out being incorrect, this is especially correct when it comes to things that aren’t in the primary canon.

Preferably, we will require at least 2 statements about a specific topic, depending on the circumstances.

Clarifications:
Say for example, there's a character who let’s call character X, and character X can easily dodge an attack that moves at the speed of sound. If a statement in a secondary canon were to be made saying that Character X is 1.5x the speed of sound, we will not require more than 1 statement.

The reason for this, is because this isn’t that large of an upgrade, and is actually supported in the primary canon by Character X being able to dodge speed of sound attacks.

Now let’s say someone who we’ll call Character Y, in the primary canon destroys a planet. Now in a secondary canon, like say a databook, if Character Y was stated to be able to destroy a universe, we will require at least 5, possibly more statements, from varying secondary sources.

If 1 secondary source says 5 times that a character can do something they have not been shown, or stated to be anywhere near in the primary canon, we will not accept it, due to it being the same source.

If multiple secondary sources were to say this multiple times, we will consider it, depending on the circumstances, and how large of an upgrade the statements provide to the characters.

If the original source were to make a statement, like say Character Z can destroy a planet, we will not require nearly as much evidence as we would if only secondary sources were to claim something, though we may need more evidence if it is a large upgrade from what their feats have shown

And if the secondary source is contradicted in any manner by the primary source, the secondary source will be disregarded, unless specific circumstances like what contradicts the secondary source is contradicted in the original source, at which point the contradiction from the original source is disregarded instead.