Defeat Anime RNG Pull Rates and Unit Rarity

The rarest unit is advertised, not listed

The game does not publish a drop table, so there is no honest table of every unit and its chance. The developer’s own promotional artwork does compare units by how rarely they turn up, and that is the number players are usually looking for.

What the developer advertises

The three comparison images below are the developer’s own promotional material, taken from the game’s Roblox page. They put a common unit next to the rarest ones:

Read as advertised rarity, the picture is stark: the units that turn up roughly one time in two sit at the opposite end from units that turn up once in ten million, once in almost a billion. What sits between them is not something the artwork says, and neither does any publisher page we could read.

The one unit the codes name

One code does not give currency. It gives a Genius Mutated Koben outright, which the publisher describing it notes you do not have to roll for. It is the only unit this site can name from a source, because the code ledger records it as a reward.

What these numbers do not settle

• They are advertised rates, taken from artwork, not a published drop table. A player who wants the real number has to roll.
• They say how rare a unit is, not how strong it is. Those are different questions, and the gap between them is where a tier list would live.
• The artwork does not name the units it shows, so this page does not attach names to them.

For the strength side, the honest answer is the one on the unit ranking guide: rank the units you own from their damage, traits and merge cost, and use the comparison calculator to do the arithmetic. For the odds side, the roll odds calculator turns a one-in-N chance into how many rolls it actually takes.

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