Direct answer

Real Fighters are an officially advertised card group, but no complete official public roster is available. Confirm each name from the current game interface and compare cards by visible data, investment, and repeated results.

Real Fighters are a card group

The official description names Real Fighters separately from Random Fighters and Real Legends. Preserve that wording when documenting a card; do not convert it into an unsupported rarity or probability table.

  • Copy the exact group and name.
  • Include the full card frame.
  • Record the update and date.
  • Keep community names pending until captured.

Build a useful card record

  • Visible starting values.
  • Displayed strength and weakness.
  • Acquisition source and cost.
  • Training actions and total investment.
  • NPC and player-fighter results kept separately.

Compare value, not only rarity

For progression, a card that solves the current gate with lower investment may be more useful than a rarer card that needs substantial development. State the job and cost before calling one fighter better.

  • Use net progression value.
  • Include preparation cost.
  • Compare multiple bouts.
  • Describe where the conclusion applies.

When the roster changes

Coach a Fighter is in Early Beta. Start a new versioned record when the update title, card presentation, visible stats, costs, or match balance changes.

  • Keep the old capture dated.
  • Do not silently overwrite a previous conclusion.
  • Recheck top recommendations first.
Verified facts
  • The official Roblox description advertises more than 250 cards across random fighters, real fighters, and real legends.
  • The official loop includes recruiting, training strengths and weaknesses, and watching fighters in matches.
Open questions
  • The complete fighter roster, card odds, and hidden formulas are not published in the official public description.
  • Named fighter rankings require current card captures and comparable match records from the same update.

Sources used for this page

Each source is limited to the claims it can actually support. A second link is not treated as live-game proof unless it shows a reproducible result.