Chipdle Grid

Guesses remaining: 9

Power 100-149

Power 200-299

Games: BN1

Class: Standard

Games: BN2

Element: Obstacle

Categories:

Chip - The name and image of the chip. If the field is yellow, it means that it is a chip from the same series (for example AquaNeedle1, 2 and 3)
Element - The chip's elements (can be more than one)
Type - Determines whether the chip is an Attacking type, and its power value is it's damage, or Supporting type, and its power describes something else (Boost amount in case of Plus chips, HP in case of Obstacles and Recovery chips)
Power - The chip's power value. The power is always the base (not boosted) value of the chip, taken from the most recent game the chip has appeared in
Class - The classification of the chip, using the pre-BN6 classification (chips like FullCustom or Muramasa are considered Mega)
Games - List of games the chip has appeared in (only mainline games, which appear in the Legacy Collection)

Elements:

Fire, Aqua, Elec, Wood - The first elemental cycle
Sword, Wind, Break, Cursor - The second elemental cycle
Recovery - Chips that recover HP
Obstacle - Chips that place an obstacle on the field
Invisible - Chips related to being invisible
Plus - Chips that boost other chips
Terrain - Chips that affect the battlefield

Classes:

Standard - The standard class of chips, such as Cannon, WideSword, AreaGrab
Mega - Mega chips like FullCustom, NeoVarSword, Guardian (does not include Navi chips, as they are all Mega by default)
Giga - The rarest class of chips, like Bass, HubBatch, MeteorKnuckle or V5 Navi Chips
Navi - Chips that summon a Navi for an attack, such as Roll, ProtoMan, GyroMan
Dark - Dark Chips present in BN4 and 5, like DarkSword, DarkRecovery, but also DS Navi Chips
Secret - Version-exclusive chips, like Meddy or JunkMan, and chips obtained in a special way, like Otenko or ZSaver
Program Advance - Programs created by combining chips in specific orders, like LifeSword or GigaCannon1