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Okay, let me be real with you.
Most players pick a Toon because they think it looks cool — and then they wonder why they keep dying on Floor 8. I’ve been covering Dandy’s World since the early days, and the number one mistake I keep seeing? People don’t actually understand their stats.
This is the guide I wish existed when I started. No fluff, no copy-paste wiki stuff. Just the real breakdown, in plain words.
What Are the Stats in Dandy’s World?
Here’s something most beginner guides mess up — every Toon actually has 6 stats, not 5: Health, Skill Check, Movement Speed, Stamina, Stealth, and Extraction Speed. All stats except Health are ranked in Stars — 5 Stars is the highest, 1 Star is the lowest.
People always say “5 stats.” But Health is its own thing. It’s not ranked in Stars — it’s just hearts. Three hearts for a regular Toon, two for a Main Character. So yes, technically 6. Now you know.
Here’s what each one actually does, in plain English:
| Stat | What It Does | Color |
|---|---|---|
| Health | How many hits you can take | Red |
| Skill Check | How big the window is on machines | Orange |
| Movement Speed | How fast you walk and run | Yellow |
| Stamina | How long you can sprint | Green |
| Stealth | How close a Twisted gets before noticing you | Blue |
| Extraction Speed | How fast you fill machines | Purple |
What Is the Most Important Stat in Dandy’s World?
Honestly? It depends on your role in the team.
If you’re extracting machines — Skill Check and Extraction Speed are everything. Vee literally tells Astro to come to her if a Machine needs to be done fast because of her high Skill Check and Extraction Speed. The game itself tells you what stats matter for each role if you pay attention to the dialogue.
If you’re distracting — Stamina and Movement Speed keep you alive on loops.
If you’re sneaking around healing teammates — Stealth is your best friend.
The biggest mistake? Picking a high-Stealth Toon and trying to extract machines all game. That’s not what they’re built for. Pick your Toon based on what your team needs, not just looks.
What Is Movement Speed in Dandy’s World Stats?
Movement Speed is simple — it determines how fast you walk and run, and also how fast you can extract on a Treadmill Machine. The lowest is 10 walk speed and 20 run speed. The highest is 20 walk speed and 30 run speed.
Who is the fastest character in Dandy’s World?
When you exclude abilities, Pebble, Bassie, and Razzle are the fastest Toons in the game. But Flutter is technically the fastest Toon overall when you include ability activation.
So if someone asks “who’s the fastest?” — the real answer is Flutter with her ability. Without abilities? Pebble, Bassie, or Razzle.
This matters on higher floors when some Twisteds can outrun you. Knowing which ones you can actually outpace changes how you play the whole run.
What Are Blot’s Stats in Dandy’s World?
Blot is one of those Toons a lot of people sleep on because they look at his stats and go “1-star Skill Check? Hard pass.” But that’s exactly the wrong way to read him.
Blot is best used as a Distractor due to his high mobility — 4-star Movement Speed and 5-star Stamina. His main downsides are his 1-star Skill Check and 2-star Extraction Speed.
Here’s his full stat breakdown:
| Stat | Stars |
|---|---|
| Skill Check | ⭐ (1 Star) |
| Movement Speed | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4 Stars) |
| Stamina | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 Stars) |
| Stealth | ⭐⭐⭐ (3 Stars) |
| Extraction Speed | ⭐⭐ (2 Stars) |
Don’t put Blot on machines. That’s not his job. His job is to run loops, pull Twisteds away from your extractors, and deploy Blot Jr. at the right moment. He’s one of the only Toons that can reliably control enemy attention without needing perfect timing or high skill checks.
Use him right and your whole team survives longer. Use him wrong and you’re just a slow extractor with a costume.
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Dandy’s World Stats for OC — Templates, Free Tools & What You Need
The OC (original character) community in Dandy’s World is huge, and a lot of people want to make their own Toon with proper stats. Here’s what you actually need to know:
Every normal Toon has a total of 15 Stars split between the 5 rated stats. Main Character Toons get one extra, giving them 16 Stars total.
So when you’re making an OC, don’t just stack 5 Stars everywhere — that’s not how the game works and the community will clock it instantly. Your OC needs trade-offs, just like every real Toon does.
For free stat templates, the community has built some solid tools:
- 🔗 Dandy’s World Character Explorer — a free fan-made stat calculator where you can build your Toon, test trinket combos, and see how your OC performs in real runs. Use this first.
- 🔗 Official Dandy’s World Wiki — Statistics Page — the highest-authority source for raw stat numbers, star values, and every stat’s exact unit breakdown. Bookmark this.
- 🔗 Official Wiki — Toons Statistics List — a full comparison table of every playable Toon’s stats updated to the latest version. Perfect for making sure your OC is balanced.
Is the OC Maker free? Yes — fan-made template tools and Picrew-style creators shared by the community are free to use. Just search “Dandy’s World stats template Picrew” and you’ll find several options. No official in-game OC maker exists as of 2026, but the community has filled that gap nicely.
The Stat Facts Most Guides Never Tell You
Here are things about Dandy’s World stats that are genuinely hard to find in one place:
The Shrimpo exception: Shrimpo only has 5 Stars total — one in each stat. That’s the lowest of any Toon by far. He is a challenge Toon, and yes, he is designed to be difficult.
The Dandy & Dyle exception: Dandy and Dyle have 25 Stars — five in every single stat. They are developer and testing Toons and are not available to regular players.
The Blot Stamina record: Dandy, Scraps, Sprout, Bobette, Blot, and Dyle all share the highest Stamina in the game at 200 units (5 Stars).
The Stealth situation: Shrimpo technically shows 1-Star Stealth in his stats, but his actual Stealth is -99 because of his passive ability. Brightney and Gourdy are the only Toons with a truly 1-Star Stealth value.
The best extractors — and why: Gourdy and Soulvester are the only Toons to hold 5 Stars in both Extraction Speed and Skill Check. This matters because a 5-Star Skill Check gives you a window size of 250 units with a value of 3 — the biggest possible window in the game.
That combination of 5-Star Extraction Speed plus a 250-unit Skill Check window is what makes Gourdy and Soulvester the top picks when your team needs a pure extraction specialist. No other Toon hits both at once.
What Is the Highest Floor Ever Reached in Dandy’s World?
This one gets asked constantly. The world record for the highest floor reached in a glitchless run is Floor 852, achieved on Version 0.13.11. That is not a typo. Floor 852. Getting anywhere near that requires serious team coordination, balanced roles, and Trinket builds that cover every weakness in your lineup — which is exactly why understanding stats matters so much.
For everyday players, reaching Floor 30+ consistently is already a strong benchmark. The stat guide above is where that journey starts.
Final Thoughts
Dandy’s World stats are not complicated once you stop thinking of them as a checklist and start thinking of them as a role assignment. Every Toon is built to do something specific. The moment you respect that, your runs get longer, your team stays alive, and the game actually becomes fun instead of frustrating.
If this helped you — share it. Seriously. There are so many players still dying on Floor 5 because nobody explained this to them simply. Send this to your Dandy’s World crew.
📌 Sources used in this guide:
- 🔗 Official Dandy’s World Wiki — Statistics
- 🔗 Official Wiki — Toons Statistics List
- 🔗 Dandy’s World Character Explorer & Build Calculator
- 🔗 Dollastic — Blot Dandy’s World Guide
- 🔗 Dollastic — All Dandy’s World Characters
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