ReferencesEvery table on this site is built from the sources below, each with its type and the date we checked it (2026-10-03) — plus an honest list of the source types this game simply does not have.
How this site handles sources
Brush Angry Cat's creators have not published stat tables, codes, or patch notes, so this site documents what is checkable: the official Roblox record, dated API snapshots, and named community surfaces. Every table names its source and its checked date, dated snapshots are never presented as constants, and when a search finds nothing — no codes, no Trello, no Discord invite — we say so with the search date instead of filling the gap. Where a community clip makes a claim we cannot test (such as NPC-mood details), the claim stays labeled as a community claim.
In practice that means: the official description anchors every gameplay claim; API snapshots carry their check date and are never presented as current-forever numbers; community clips and TikTok guides are named and labeled as community claims; and the negative results — no codes, no Trello, no Discord invite, no third-party wiki — are recorded with the dates they were searched, because a dated negative is real information while an invented positive is contamination. Corrections are welcome through the contact page.
Use the register
Follow any data page from here to see its citations in context: the codes check log, the community-links status, the wiki hub, or the update watch that re-triggers all of these checks after the game's next recorded update.