All 33 Anime Squadron Units
Rarity, drop rate, tier, how to get & the best trait for every unit. Last updated 2026-07-14.
Rarities and drop rates here are our model. No public source publishes per-unit summon rates for this game, so these percentages are our estimates rather than official numbers. Check the in-game recruitment screen before committing Gems.
How to read this list of Anime Squadron units
The two signals on each card answer different questions and disagree more often than not. The rate is how hard a unit is to pull; the tier badge is how it performs in the current UPD 0.75 meta. Neither one answers "is it worth my Cores today" - that depends on how far into the game you are, which is what the value list re-ranks for. Both are our model, not published data.
The rarity ladder, explained
Every unit belongs to one of six rarities. From most common to rarest the order is Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, then Secret. The rarer the unit, the higher its stat ceiling tends to be, but rarity is not the whole story. Secret units never appear in a summon. You earn them through evolution lines and questlines, which is why most of the top carries are Secret rather than Mythic.
The percentage shown on each card is the modelled pull chance on a single summon. Commons sit near 35%, Rares around 9%, Epics near 2.75%, Legendaries near 0.85%, and Mythics around 0.05%. Cards marked evolution-only carry no rate because there is no way to pull them. A low percentage is the whole reason the Selection banner exists: it lets you lock one Mythic target instead of fighting those long odds on the basic pool.
Read the tier badge separately from the rarity pill. The S, A, B, C, or D badge ranks how a unit performs in the current UPD 0.75 meta, where S is a win condition and D is an outclassed starter. A Mythic can land in A while a Secret sits in S, so check both signals, plus the unit role, before you commit Rerolls or Trait Shards.
Open any unit to see its full card: the role it plays (DPS carry, support, tank, economy, or zoner), the exact way to get it, the trait worth chasing, and the gear set that completes its build. The evolution-only units are the long-term goals, since most of them feed the top of the tier list, but they need raid and questline materials rather than a single lucky pull. Plan your roster around one carry, one support, and the Fastwagon economy unit first, then fill the remaining slots with the strongest pulls you can reach.
A quick way to read the grid: a high pull rate means the unit is easy to get but usually sits lower on the tiers, while the rarest cards are the ones you build toward over many sessions. Do not chase a low-rate Mythic on the basic pool when a Selection banner target or an evolution line gets you a stronger result for the same resources.
Use the tier tabs below to filter the roster. Rates and rankings can change each patch, so verify in-game before you build around a unit. Looking for a specific term instead - a currency, a mechanic, a code? The wiki search covers all of those in one box.
Units FAQ
What is the rarity order in Anime Squadron?
From most common to rarest the ladder runs Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, then Secret. Higher rarity usually means a stronger ceiling, but Secret units are evolution-only, so you build them rather than pull them.
What do the drop rates next to each unit mean?
The percentage is the modelled chance to pull that unit on a single summon. Commons sit near 35%, Rares around 9%, Epics near 2.75%, Legendaries near 0.85%, and Mythics around 0.05%. Units marked evolution-only have no pull rate because you earn them through a questline. Verify rates in-game, since they can change each patch.
How do I read the tier badge on each unit?
The colored S, A, B, C, or D badge is the unit's current meta ranking, where S is a top carry and D is an outclassed starter. Rarity and tier are not the same. A Mythic can sit in A while a Secret sits in S, so read both before you invest.