TOTAL METRICS
Guide & FAQ — Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team Stats
Total Metrics is a community database that gathers the stats of Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team (CTDT) characters and rates them out of 100 to make comparison easy. This guide explains how to read the data and answers the most common questions.
How are the ratings (0–100) calculated?
Each character gets an overall rating and per-action ratings (shot, dribble, header, tackle, interception…). The rating reflects real in-match power once Special Plays are applied (the “Max SP power”), mapped onto a 0–100 scale where the best character in the roster is the reference. A standard team bonus is fixed in the calculation so ratings stay comparable across characters.
What is Max SP (Special Play) power?
Max SP power is a stat's value when its associated Special Play (SP) is active and maximised, team bonus included. It is the most representative figure of a character's real impact in a match. Total Metrics shows it next to the base stat.
How do I compare two characters?
Use the comparison tool: pick several characters to overlay their ratings on a radar chart and instantly spot strengths and weaknesses by action. You can switch between the ratings view (0–100) and real stats.
Frequently asked questions
Is Total Metrics an official site?
No. Total Metrics is a fan-based community app, with no affiliation with KLab Inc. Captain Tsubasa and Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team are trademarks of their respective owners (© KLab Inc.).
What is Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team (CTDT)?
It is a mobile football game based on the Captain Tsubasa manga, where you collect characters with their own Special Plays and stats.
What is a Special Play (SP)?
A Special Play is a character’s signature action (special shot, dribble, save…) that strongly boosts the related stat. It is taken into account in the Max SP power and in the rating.
Is the data up to date?
Stats are updated by the community. Default values are pre-computed, and contributors can propose adjustments that are reviewed before publication.
Why do some ratings differ from the game?
Total Metrics ratings are a custom scale meant to compare characters with each other; they do not reproduce an internal game score but express relative in-match power.
Unofficial, indicative data. Captain Tsubasa © KLab Inc. Total Metrics is a fan project, not affiliated with KLab Inc.