Defeat Anime RNG Tier List: How to Rank the Units You Have

What does the developer confirm about merging?

The developer listing explicitly describes merging anime units to increase their levels. It also lists rare units and mutations among the collection features. It does not establish how many copies a merge consumes, a maximum level, or how traits and mutations transfer. A useful guide must keep those missing details separate from the advertised feature.

Before ranking anything, it helps to know which units the game itself treats as rare: the pull rate page reads the rates the developer advertises, from one in two down to one in almost a billion.

What information belongs in a unit record?

Record the exact in-game name, current level, displayed damage, attack timing if available, current trait and any visible mutation. Keep these as separate fields. Two screenshots of the same named unit may describe different upgrades, so a name-only comparison can hide the reason their performance differs.

Do not translate a name back from another language and assume it is official English. Use the current game’s label whenever possible. A unit can also arrive from a code rather than a roll: the code ledger records which rows report one, and how strongly each is attested.

What should you inspect before confirming a merge?

This is a safety checklist, not a description of buttons we have not tested. If the current interface does not explain an irreversible outcome, pause that upgrade and look for an official explanation. A small delay is better than confidently following an invented recipe.

How can you compare the result?

Choose a repeatable stage and keep other conditions as similar as practical. Note the team, target, time and relevant temporary boosts. Change one thing, then repeat several times. A stronger-looking stat card alone does not show the effect of targeting, range, downtime or team support.

Use the unit comparison calculator for arithmetic from your own values. It models expected single-target damage only, so treat the output as one input rather than a verdict: a real battle also involves range, targeting and team support.

How do you build your own tier list?

A published tier list is only as trustworthy as the roster and test conditions behind it. No verified public roster exists for this game yet, so rank the units you actually own instead of copying an order you cannot check:

1. List what you have. One row per unit: exact in-game name, level, displayed damage, attack timing, current trait and any visible mutation.
2. Use one stage. Pick a single repeatable battle and run each unit under conditions kept as similar as you can.
3. Compare the arithmetic. Feed your recorded values into the unit comparison calculator for estimated single-target damage.
4. Note what the number misses. Range, targeting, area damage and support effects never appear in a DPS figure. A unit that loses on paper can still clear a wave faster.
5. Re-check after an update. A balance patch can invalidate your order, so date your notes and repeat step 2.

The result is a ranking you can explain and defend for your account and your current game version. We do not publish a fixed strongest-unit order, because a tier table with precise-looking numbers is not useful when nobody can explain the version, conditions or source behind it. Our editorial policy explains the evidence labels used across the site.

Source

Developer’s Roblox listing, supplied listing capture reviewed September 17, 2026. The upgrade checklist and ranking method are DAR Guide’s recommendations, not additional claims about undisclosed mechanics. The ranking method on this page was last revised September 20, 2026; the source review date above is unchanged.

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