How does Team Lab calculate Display DPS?

It divides the damage you enter by the cooldown you enter. It does not add critical, trait, mutation, range, defense, or target-count assumptions.

Can Team Lab predict which wave I will clear?

No. Enemy scaling, defense, targeting, fighter uptime, and checkpoint rules are not verified.

What happens when a value is missing?

That fighter is excluded from the numeric total and the result is marked partial instead of treating the value as zero.

Why mark a fighter as protected?

The reminder helps you pause before consuming a rare, mutated, Diamond, or otherwise difficult-to-replace copy.

Team Lab

Roll Anime to Fight Team & Merge Planner

Compare the fighters you already have, find missing team jobs, and protect rare variants before a merge. Every number comes from values you enter.

Your roster

Enter only the stats you can see

Damage ÷ cooldown gives a display-only comparison. Hidden buffs, targeting time, critical hits, enemy defense, range, and mutation effects are not included.

Slot 1

Display DPS: Needs damage + cooldown

Fighter label (optional)Damage per hitCooldown (seconds)CoverageTeam jobLevel (notes only)Duplicates (no XP estimate)

Rare or mutated — remind me before merging

Slot 2

Display DPS: Needs damage + cooldown

Fighter label (optional)Damage per hitCooldown (seconds)CoverageTeam jobLevel (notes only)Duplicates (no XP estimate)

Rare or mutated — remind me before merging

Slot 3

Display DPS: Needs damage + cooldown

Fighter label (optional)Damage per hitCooldown (seconds)CoverageTeam jobLevel (notes only)Duplicates (no XP estimate)

Rare or mutated — remind me before merging

How the Team Lab math works

A fighter's Display DPS is the damage you enter divided by the cooldown you enter. Entered Team DPS adds only complete slots. Missing values are omitted, never treated as zero.

No hidden buffs, critical hits, target count, range uptime, enemy defense, or mutation multipliers are assumed.
A low entered contribution does not mean a fighter is bad or should be merged.
Level and duplicate count are notes only because the merge curve and level cap are not confirmed.
Coverage reminders use the roles you select and are not an official team grade.