Tier list

Anime Squadron tier list framework.

Rank units by what they do for a squad: wave clear, boss damage, support value, farming value, and reroll priority.

Tier list methodology

A launch-week Anime Squadron tier list should not only sort units into S, A, and B. It should explain why a unit is strong: does it clear lanes, beat bosses, support the squad, farm resources, or carry beginners before they have rare traits?

Role What it means Ranking note
Early carry Reliable damage before your account has trait-perfect units. High early value, low reroll commitment.
Wave clear Covers lanes and removes grouped enemies before bosses appear. Prioritize attack speed, range, or area coverage.
Boss damage Focuses single targets and late-wave enemies. Worth stronger traits if the unit stays useful later.
Support Helps the squad through buffs, control, economy, or survival. Judge by team value, not damage alone.
Farm option Supports Gems, Gold, or upgrade routing when farming modes. Useful only when the mode rewards the setup time.

How to read early tiers

Early tiers should be treated as direction, not permanent law. Roblox anime games can change quickly when new codes, balance patches, banners, or units arrive. A unit that is S-tier for boss damage may be weaker for farming. A unit that is only A-tier overall can still be your best reroll target if it fills the role your squad lacks.

Trait fit matters

  • Damage traits: Best for boss DPS and units that stay on the field long enough to scale.
  • Speed traits: Useful when lane pressure or cooldown timing is the main failure point.
  • Range traits: Strong when a unit can cover more lane space or hit safer targets.
  • Economy traits: Good only if the mode gives enough time for the value to matter.
  • Special traits: Evaluate by unit role; a rare trait can still be wrong on the wrong unit.

Reroll priority rule

Do not reroll every high-rarity unit immediately. First ask whether the unit is still deployed in your real squad, whether it handles a hard wave or boss problem, and whether the trait you want changes the outcome. If the answer is no, save Trait Shards and Cubes for a better target.