Compare Dandy's World Toons
Pick two Toons and see their stat lines in the game's own numbers rather than in stars. Four stars of Stamina against three is not a gap you can size; 175 against 150 is. Both figures come straight out of the wiki's Statistics table.
This tool compares any two of the 42 Dandy's World Toons using the in-game numbers behind their star ratings. The wiki publishes both halves separately — a star rating per Toon, and a star-to-value table — and this joins them. It is not a tier list, it does not apply trinket percentages, and it does not model a run. Toons whose stats change mid-run are compared per state, never averaged.
- Size
- 100
- Value
- 1.5
- Speed
- 2
- Chance
- 25%
- Size
- 50
- Value
- 1
- Speed
- 1
- Chance
- 25%
- Walking
- 15
- Running
- 25
- Walking
- 20
- Running
- 30
- 150
- 175
- 20
- 15
- 1.00
- 0.85
- Nap TimeActive
This Toon can create a pulse that fully restores Stamina of the Toons around him. Has a cooldown of 60.
- Well RestedPassive
This Toon regenerates Stamina 50% faster, and can see Toons below 50% Stamina around the map.
Astro's full page · pairs with Twisted Astro
- Springful SharingActive
This Toon can drop items from her inventory, sharing them with other Toons.
- Easter BasketPassive
This Toon's basket provides her with an extra inventory slot for carrying 1 extra item.
Bassie's full page · pairs with Twisted Bassie
Star ratings from the wiki's Toons Statistics List. The numbers under them are cells from the wiki's Statistics page, looked up by that star rating. Nothing on this panel is calculated except the difference row, which subtracts one published cell from another.
Nobody hides these numbers — they just live on two different pages
There is nothing exclusive about any figure on this page. The wiki publishes every one of them. What it does not do is put them together: the roster page gives you stars, and the Statistics page gives you what a star is worth, and the two never appear in the same table. Every other Dandy's World resource copies the first table and stops, which is why almost every Toon comparison online is a comparison of star counts.
That is the whole contribution here: a join between two published tables, printed plainly. It is worth being precise about how small a claim that is. This site does not compute a Toon's numbers — there is no per-Toon formula anywhere in it, no interpolation between star tiers, no unit conversion, and no evaluation of the wiki's own algebraic formulas. It reads the five published cells for a stat and prints the one that matches the Toon's rating. If a cell reads "1.00", that string is what you see.
What these numbers cannot tell you
- They are not a ranking.Higher is not better. Razzle & Dazzle swing between 5★ Movement with 1★ Extraction and the exact reverse depending on the floor; neither state is the good one. Shrimpo is 1★ across the board because the wiki says he is meant to be a challenge, not because he is badly designed.
- Trinkets are not applied. Two equipped trinkets change what a Toon does, and their effects are percentages stated in prose on another page. Folding them into these numbers would produce values the wiki never published.
- Abilities are not quantified.An ability is shown as its effect text, verbatim. Some of them matter far more than any stat — Astro's pulse refills the whole team's stamina — and nothing on this page tries to convert that into a number.
- Run state is absent. Floor depth, Panic Mode, Blackouts, which Twisteds spawned, what your team is doing. None of it is in a stat line.
- There is no value between two stars. A Toon has one of five ratings. The tool shows the published cell for that rating and nothing in between, because the wiki publishes nothing in between.
- The difference row is subtraction, nothing more. It carries no unit, because the wiki states none for these values.
Common questions
How do you convert Dandy's World stars into real numbers?
You do not convert them — you look them up. The wiki's Statistics page publishes a table with 9 rows giving the in-game value at each of the five star ratings: 3★ Movement Speed is 15 walking and 25 running, 4★ Stamina is 175, and so on. The wiki's Toons Statistics List separately gives each Toon its star ratings. This tool joins those two published tables. It never computes a value, interpolates between ratings, or evaluates the wiki's formulas.
Does this tell me which Dandy's World Toon is better?
No, and it is built not to. It shows two Toons' published numbers next to each other and subtracts one from the other. A bigger number is not a better Toon: extraction and movement pull in opposite directions, Shrimpo is deliberately the weakest Toon in the game by the wiki's own description, and the two developer Toons carry 25 stars against everyone else's 15 or 16. What the numbers give you is the size of a gap, not a judgement about it.
Why does the tool not apply trinkets?
Because that would mean inventing a number. A trinket effect like "+7.5% Extraction Speed" is prose on a trinket page. A Toon's extraction value is a cell in the Statistics table. Multiplying the two produces a figure that appears in neither, and no source could confirm it. All 59 trinket effects are published in full on the trinkets page, so you can apply them yourself and know exactly where the arithmetic stopped being the wiki's.
How do the Toons whose stats change mid-run work here?
Eclipse, Looey, Razzle & Dazzle each publish more than one stat line, and selecting one of them adds a second dropdown listing the wiki's own labels for its states — Blackout for Eclipse, heart counts for Looey, odd floors, even floors and being on their card for Razzle & Dazzle. Each state is compared as its own line. Nothing is averaged, because the average would describe a Toon the game never gives you.
Is there a Dandy's World tier list on this site?
No. The wiki publishes stats and never ranks Toons, so any tier order would be our opinion presented as fact — and this site is deliberately moving away from that kind of content. This tool is the honest version of the question a tier list answers badly: it puts the actual published numbers side by side and states clearly what they leave out.
What is not in these numbers?
Everything about how a run actually goes. Floor depth, how many machines are left, whether a Blackout or Panic Mode is running, which Twisteds spawned, what your team is doing, your two equipped trinkets and the items you picked up. The stat line is the constant a Toon starts with; it is not a prediction of how a run ends.
Star ratings and the star-to-value table synced from the Dandy's World Fandom wiki on August 14, 2026.