Sources & Editorial Method
How this fan guide separates official information, community mechanics, and author-documented tool instructions.
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Which sources answer which questions
Official Steam and Nintendo material identifies the game, platforms, and release background. Developer announcements establish update facts. Community game documentation and player guides are used to cross-check detailed rank and collection conditions. A community guide hosted on Steam is not an official developer guide.
Pizza Oven instructions come from its author's repository. They describe the documented workflow, not a claim that the site has tested every mod.
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What a review date means
The displayed review date records when the article's wording and available sources were checked. It is not proof of an in-game test on every platform. We do not turn a search snippet, an old screenshot, or an unavailable page into a claim about a live event.
The first guides avoid complete outfit counts, unverified seasonal windows, invented default button mappings, and unsupported mod-compatibility promises.
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Scope and corrections
Guides identify character or platform differences when relevant. The P-rank checklist distinguishes normal levels, ranked bosses, and special stages. Clothing examples are a selected set of checked goals, not a complete catalog.
If a version changes a mechanic, its article needs another source review before the old instructions can be treated as current. Browse the guides by the task you want to complete.