Knowing which units are worth investing your precious gems in can be the difference between victory and defeat while playing Anime Reborn. In this guide, you’ll find all the information you need to make the best choices for your team, including which units to avoid.
All Anime Reborn Units, Ranked
Below, I’ve ranked every unit in Anime Reborn so you can identify the strongest options for your team. With limited resources and the sheer number of units available, it’s important to make informed decisions about where to spend your gems.
It is important to only invest in single banners that feature high-end characters. This guide offers a full breakdown of all units, ensuring you won’t waste valuable gems on units that won’t make much of an impact in battle. Remember to play strategically when assembling your team, as you are limited to using only four units per match at the beginning. You will unlock your fifth slot at Level 15, and your sixth at Level 30.
| Tier | First Name |
|---|---|
| S | Android 21, Dragon Emperor, Greybeard, Hawkeyes, Itaha, Water Goddess |
| A | Brolio, Bulba, Oda, Speedcart, Sun Prodigy, Super Gohu |
| B | Boulder Lee, Darkbeard, King Rimura, Kuzar, Payne, Ruki, Vegoto |
| C | Hey, Killa, Neja, Sijin, Uriu, Yaske, Zenit |
| D | Ihigo, Inoke, Kurulin, Laugfy, Noroto, Sukura, Susake, Tin Tin, Usog, Zero |
S level
Android 21 – An essential unit with full AoE capabilities and impressive stats. Android 21’s hill placement allows her to control large areas, and although she loses AoE at max upgrade, her extended range more than makes up for it.
Dragon Emperor – As a full AoE hybrid unit with high stats and a support passive when evolved, Dragon Emperor is an impressive force. His biggest drawback is the intense grinding required to acquire and evolve him, but his power and usefulness in battle make it worth the effort.
Gray beard – Greybeard has one of the most powerful combinations: full AoE, great range and hybrid abilities. The stun he gains when evolved cements his place as a meta-defining unit, making him a reliable choice for both early and late game.
Hawk Eyes – The ultimate boss killer, Hawk Eyes deals massive damage against bosses, with up to +250% when evolved. His AoE and low speed per attack (SPA) ensure that he deals with mobs effectively, keeping his place in the S-tier to deal with difficult scenarios.
Itaha – Itaha’s burn effect and excellent DPS combined with his hybrid nature after a few upgrades make him indispensable for dealing with mobs. His range and DoT (damage over time) abilities give him versatility, putting him among the best picks in the game.
Water Goddess – This support unit not only improves range, but also provides damage enhancements to nearby allies. Her low placement cost makes her a strategic addition to any lineup focused on maximizing team synergy. Water Goddess is one of my personal favorites to use during a match.
A-Tier
Broly – Brolio has solid DPS and range, making him a valuable single unit for many modes. Although expensive to upgrade, his impact on the battlefield justifies his A-tier placement.
Bulba – Bulba’s low cost and reliability make her crucial for resource management, although she may not contribute directly to damage output.
Ode – Oda has high range and solid DPS, with an additional emergency chance boost when other units are placed nearby. His large AoE at max upgrades makes him a strong unit, but his inability to target air units prevents him from reaching S level.
Speedcart – The best farm unit in Anime Reborn, Speedcart’s passive reduces the upgrade costs of nearby units, making her invaluable for resource management in Endless mode and longer battles.
Sun Prodigy – Early access exclusive, Sun Prodigy has burns and decent DPS. While not the best mythos, his multiple placements make him a viable temporary option until better mythos are acquired.
Super Gohu – A hill unit with good DPS, Super Gohu is lacking due to his line attack and underpowered passive. He is useful but overshadowed by other units in terms of versatility.
Vegot – People will absolutely disagree that I put Vegoto here, but his increased range and power level helped me out of a lot of trouble. He may not be able to compete with S-tier units, but his overall performance is solid.
B-Tier
Boulder Lee – With full AoE at max upgrades, Boulder Lee shines in Endless mode. However, his high upgrade cost makes him less effective in shorter battles, which affects his rank.
Dark beard – The full AoE damage and slowing effect of this unit makes him an effective support. Despite being expensive to upgrade, its utility keeps it competitive in B-level.
King Rimura – The weakest of the stealth units, King Rimura has decent range and damage but suffers from slow SPA and lack of AoE. He is better than most lower units but struggles to stand out.
Cuzar – Kuzar has high DPS and low SPA, becoming a hybrid with upgrades. His single-target and AoE abilities make him useful for starting players but not advanced players.
Payne – While Payne’s full AoE and stun ability is valuable, his lackluster DPS and slow SPA keep him from being a top pick. He’s decent for utility but not a game changer.
Burp – The best legendary support unit, Ruki freezes enemies with his attacks and provides solid DPS. Her freezes stack with slow debuffs, making her great for crowd control.
C-Tier
hey – Poor range and damage keep Heyey from being competitive, making him one of the worst epic units in the game.
Killa – Support unit with stunning and decent SPA, but overshadowed by better options like Ruki and Darkbeard. His ability to target air units can be situationally useful.
No – Neja is unimpressive in terms of placement, but improves significantly with full upgrades, having full AoE and decent DPS. He’s only worth it if you need a midgame epic.
Sijin – The best rare unit with full AoE, burn and good range. Sijin is a strong early-game carry but falls away as players gain access to higher level units.
Uriah – As a hill unit with mediocre stats and a low 25% slow chance, Uriu is not effective, but can help in niche scenarios.
Yaske – Good DPS and range make Yaske a solid starting unit, although he is outclassed by better legendaries and mythics.
Zenit – Strong epic starter unit with full AoE the moment you put him. But, Zenit loses that advantage after upgrading. Useful for early matches but should be replaced later.
D level
Ihigo – With decent range and air-targeting capabilities, Ihigo is the best beginner for new Anime Reborn players, but lacks the necessary strength that units need as you progress. I started with Ihigo and quickly replaced him with Water Goddess as my main.
Inoke – Similar to Heyey, but with worse range and damage, making him ineffective.
Kurulin – A rare unit that targets air, which is helpful for early story maps but gets old quickly.
Laugfy – With cone AoE, Laugfy is an average early starter but doesn’t excel later in the game.
Noroto – Viable due to his passive which increases damage when other Norots are nearby, but still lacks any real effect.
emergency – One of the weakest rare units, although her cheap placement cost could be useful for beginners.
Susake – Slightly better DPS than the lowest units but not enough to be competitive.
Stan Stan – Tin Tin’s passive 10% attack boost is negligible and makes no difference in gameplay.
Usog – One of the only rares that can target air, making him situationally useful, but his low overall stats limit his value.
Zero – With poor DPS, Zero is outclassed by almost all other rare units.
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