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The saved bucket fixture assumes one hundred fifty thousand units at twenty-nine dollars ninety-nine retail and four dollars seventy-five production cost. Products give four million four hundred ninety-eight thousand five hundred gross revenue and seven hundred twelve thousand five hundred cost. Bars compare at point zero zero zero one pixels per dollar. Their difference is three million seven hundred eighty-six thousand gross contribution, not audited profit. These are entered hypothetical amounts, not observed merchandise sales, verified movie availability or a real production quote. Retail minus production gives twenty-five dollars twenty-four spread per unit. Dividing by retail gives about eighty-four point one six percent margin. Bars compare that spread and production cost at ten pixels per dollar. The same ratio arises when both are multiplied by units, so changing volume alone does not change this simplified margin. Distribution, royalties, theater share, unsold inventory and other costs are absent. This tool cannot establish net profit or actual consumer demand. The source demand score adds base fifty, a rounded hype bonus, an exclusivity bonus and category bonus, then clamps between one and one hundred. Default hype one point four five gives eighteen; AMC label adds twelve and bucket adds fourteen, totaling ninety-four. Hadoken settings total seventy-five. Bars compare at five pixels per point. Hype does not multiply units or revenue in this function. Native Hadoken preset, complete stable JSON brief and reset preserve separate financial and score logic, without validating the stored franchise claims.