Database Statistics
Each supported game has a statistics page (/stats/pokemon, /stats/mtg, /stats/yugioh, /stats/lorcana, /stats/onepiece) showing aggregate numbers for the entire reference card database — not your personal collection. Think of these as "how big and how varied is this game's card pool," useful for understanding rarity spreads, set sizes, and stat distributions.
:::tip Looking for stats about your own collection instead? Open Collection Stats from the toolbar on your Collection page — that shows breakdowns of the cards you actually own, and lets you click any slice or bar to instantly filter your collection by it. :::
Each game's page follows the same pattern — a total card count, then a series of cards breaking the database down by relevant categories. For example:
- Magic: The Gathering — totals by color, card type, and rarity; converted mana cost statistics (average/min/max); number of cards legal in each format; top 10 sets by card count.
- Pokémon — totals by supertype and energy type; rarity distribution; HP statistics; top 10 sets.
- Yu-Gi-Oh! — totals by card type, frame type, attribute, and race/type; ATK/DEF statistics; monster level distribution; top 10 archetypes.
- Disney Lorcana — totals by ink color, card type, and rarity; how many cards are inkable; ink-cost distribution; strength/willpower/lore statistics; top 10 sets.
- One Piece — totals by color, card type, rarity, and attribute; cost distribution; power and counter statistics; top 10 sets.
These pages are read-only reference views — there's nothing to click through or filter on them beyond scrolling.