Most Anticipated Licensed DBD Chapters

Its not based on forum posts alone, its based on google analytics mostly, trends, and name recognition. Sam and Dean are S tier because their google analytics are insane on top of having a significant fan base in this game. And its not just based on the United States, there are a lot of international players who have no idea who the hell Candyman is. (Because for whatever reason his movies on an international level are kinda sloppy.) That'll likely change after Jordan Peele releases his movie on the IP bringing it back up again, but as it stands right now its got more favor in the community than IRL clout. (Which for the sake of the IP I hope changes because it would suck if that movie flopped). I explained the FNAF stuff as its also got an equal portion of negative feedback regarding adding it in.

Im pretty sure tony the pimp and rawhead rex would be so far under recognized and under D tier it would be comical. Captain Blake on the other hand.....would still struggle for D tier, because for whatever reason when the Fog had a chance to push out content again they didn't really focus on isolating the lore in a way that emphasized an enemy character. We know Captain Blake exists, he even has action figures....but why the license holders have been sitting on their hands and not exploiting this more is an enigma to me. He could be C to B tier for sure if they pushed him out to the public more.

How Though? I mean, its enough of a mechanical dream to get chucky or the gremlins or the blob to work, how would Jaws even fit into DBD without growing legs? And at that point.....is Jaws with legs even Jaws anymore?

I don't keep spreadsheets, but its not that difficult to find the name recognition on a global scale if you narrow down the results. This comparison is between Sam and Dean, Candyman, and FNAF. Note Its weighted AGAINST sam and dean and the supernatural franchise as I did not just throw in Supernatural as in the show's IP, cause it would be stupid and unfair. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=Sam%20and%20Dean,Candyman%20Movie,Five%20Nights%20at%20Freddy%27s

Well the thing is, this game is bigger than every single one of those metrics by itself....its literally bigger than any single license within it. So it makes more sense to compare the metrics of each monster or license by itself, and then gauge community feedback heavier. That way you can see a response to it that would indicate excitement. Like casting a net....except DBD IS THE LAKE! I'd dig more into comments and threads across social media if they weren't so easy to manipulate (like the FNAF spam threads created by the same person over and over again.), instead with the threads I take a look at the ones with the most engagement and measure from there. On top of that, theres a bit of "anticipated, anticipation" to be measured when talking about large franchises who have a lot of reach already, AKA Clout, where even if there is no community forum engagement on the subject, the amount of "Clout" that the subject has would still sway community engagement heavily even if they didn't ask for it specifically. Like Evil Dead.

Evil Dead chapter may not have been on peoples immediate radar, but....the sheer amount of "Clout" that evil dead has is enough to completely swamp community engagement when they released the chapter.

On the same token, you have FNAF, where there is community engagement (as I said I weigh this heavier than just the raw metric) FNAF is in a weird category because theres community engagement in favor, and a big community engagement against it. And its not just "I hate this thing because I'm scared of it" its "I hate this thing because I hate it or it wouldn't fit etc" controversy. If the feedback for it was more positive it would easily be bumped up to A tier. Because it does have those "clout" numbers in a way (numbers that have significantly declined). Negatives in any media have a tendency to dominate narratives.

I mean...in Chucky's defense lore wise you're not actually dealing with a "doll". Its a doll thats controlled by a guy who sold his soul and the doll itself is under his control as well as other demonic entities. Chucky pulling people by the leg down a hallway isn't the strength of the doll, its the demons and now ghost of the guy controlling him. As for The Leprechaun <----its a demonic entity none of the rules apply to that thing and it can even change its body to be 20 feet tall, along with teleport...make objects appear, he's on the level of freddy.

As for Critters and the Gremlins, and the blob, they can't get you unless theres multiples which for this game (as I mention in the first post) would be an engineering feat unlike anything seen before. Wouldn't stop them from being a hit.