# Anime Adventures Tier List (full text) > Anime Adventures tier lists, trait chances and a reroll simulator, with the method written down and every page dated. Independent fan site, not affiliated with Gomu. Index: https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/llms.txt # Anime Adventures Tier List URL: https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/ Game version: UPD 21. Updated 2026-11-03. Elyssia (Abyssal), Snow Reaper (Final) and the Secret Sky God lead UPD 21, at the top of a 12-unit S tier. ## Tiers - S: Elyssia (Abyssal) (Damage). All five lists we compared put it in their top tier. - S: Snow Reaper (Final) (Damage). S on all four rankings that include it. - S: Shinobi (Eternal) (Damage). S on all three rankings that include it. - S: Fused Hero (Damage). A unanimous S: three out of three rankings. - S: Chuuni (Delusion) (Damage). A unanimous top pick on the three lists that included it. - S: Zombie (Risen) (Damage). Top tier on three lists. A unit named Zombie was a featured Special Mythic at capture time on November 3, 2026. - S: Sky God (Damage). Secret from the summer Sky Portals. All three rankings that include it chose S; a fourth left it off. - S: Explosion Mage (Damage). Map-wide explosion about every 20 seconds, but it cannot hit Soaring enemies. Lists put it in S or A. - S: Fishi (Damage). At full Sanity it hits for 35% of max health as true damage and stuns, bosses included. Lists say S or A. - S: Violentine (Brutal Angel) (Damage). Nerfed in UPD 21, yet lists written after the change still place it in S or A, with a median of S. - S: Illusionist (Transcended) (Damage). Median S, but placements run from B to S: lists split. - S: Phoenix (Support). Its Phoenix Flames make marked enemies take 300% more burn damage. Lists place it in S or A. - A: Captain (God) (Damage). Mostly A across the lists. The first UPD 21 Artifact, from the weekly Raid, is made for it. - A: Rudo (Damage). The level 50 reward of the UPD 21 Battle Pass. Lists place it in A or B. - A: Troy Flame (Damage). Every fifth attack adds 50% true damage; from Infinity Mansion. Placements run from A to C: lists split. - A: Dark Mage (Fallen Star) (Damage). Placed in A, S and B across the lists: lists split, so the median of A stands for now. - A: Spider (Immolation) (Damage). The lists broadly agree on A for this damage unit. - A: Supreme Being (Sovereign) (Damage). Mostly A, with one S among the rankings. - A: Switchblade (Deception) (Damage). A on all three rankings that include it. - A: Somber (Buzzsaw) (Damage). Lists place it in A or B, and the median lands on A. - A: Vengeful Swordsman (Sky Reaver) (Damage). Three out of three rankings put it in A. - A: Shadow Sorcerer (Damage). Mostly A across the rankings, with one S. - A: Water Goddess (Support). Hill unit that can hit Soaring enemies and gives units in range +50% water damage. Lists split. - A: Word Mage (Support). Cuts elemental resistance by 10, then 10 more every 3 seconds, down to -80. In the Special Mythic pool. - A: Commander (Support). Tagged as a support with no tier; placed in A under our support rule. - A: Elfy (Sylph) (Support). A support the lists did not tier. Our support rule puts it in A. - A: Griffin (Reincarnation) (Support). Listed as support only, without a tier, so it goes in A by our rule. - A: Idol (Star) (Support). Support tag, no tier on the lists; our support rule places it in A. - C: Armored Crusader (Support). Taunt pulls enemies in for 3 seconds and slows them 20%. Median C, but one list calls it a core support: lists split. What changed in UPD 21 UPD 21 arrived on November 1, 2026, along with its Summer 2026 Event. In our November 3 screenshots, the version label in the corner of the screen reads UPD 21.0.0. The change that matters most is how flying enemies work. As read from the patch notes shown in videos, every unit can now hit flying enemies, but ground attacks that could not reach them before deal 50% less damage to them. Units on Hill spots keep full damage. The same notes add Soaring enemies, which fly higher and can only be hit from Hill spots. On paper, a team with no Hill unit has no answer to Soaring enemies. The patch notes shown in videos also change Violentine (Brutal Angel). Enemies it revives now have health capped at 10 times Violentine's damage instead of 25% of their original health. A new Celestial Compass lets you pick one Mythic on the Special banner so your next Mythic is that unit; one comes from a code, once per account per update. Artifacts drop from the weekly Raid and attach to a unit for good. The first one is for Captain (God), with a 20% drop chance per clear and a guarantee by the fifth clear. How we rank This list is a judgment on paper. We compared five public tier lists published after UPD 21 and start each unit at its median tier. From there we allow a move of one tier at most, and only for a UPD 21 mechanic such as Hill spots, Soaring enemies or the halved ground damage against fliers, or a number the game shows. In this version we did not move any unit. When the lists place a unit two or more tiers apart, its note says lists split and the unit goes on our open questions. Some lists tag support units without a tier; we place all of those in A. A unit makes the board if at least three of the five lists ranked it, and we add four widely agreed supports. Units that only one or two lists mention stay off; we are still watching them. New units worth pulling Phoenix is a Secret unit with 3 placements. It marks enemies with Phoenix Flames, and marked enemies take 300% more burn damage. Sky God is a Secret unit from a Secret Portal that can appear while running the summer Sky Portals. Every list that ranked it put it at the top. Explosion Mage is a Secret with 2 placements. It fires a targeted explosion anywhere on the map about every 20 seconds, but it cannot hit Soaring enemies. It drops from a Secret Portal that can appear after wave 25 of the summer event. Fishi builds Sanity with each hit. At full Sanity it deals true damage equal to 35% of the target's maximum health and stuns for 3.5 seconds, bosses included. Water Goddess is a Hill unit with 4 placements. It gives units in its range +50% water damage and can hit Soaring enemies. The lists split, but the flying rules favor it on paper. Armored Crusader taunts, pulling enemies toward it for 3 seconds and slowing them by 20%. Most lists call that a narrow job, so it sits in C. Word Mage cuts elemental resistance by 10 right away and by 10 more every 3 seconds, down to -80. It is in the Special banner Mythic pool. Rudo is the level 50 reward of the UPD 21 Battle Pass, so you get it by playing. Its median is A. Banners right now The Special banner costs 50 Gems per summon. Mythics have a 0.5% rate, shown as a 2x Mythic rate up, and the Featured pity is 400 summons. At capture time on November 3, 2026, the featured Mythics were Thunder Maid, Zombie and Bloodcry. The banner rotates. Once a unit lands here, you will not find it on the older Legacy banner any more. Its Secret slot is 1 in 400,000. Each pull on the Summer 2026 Event banner takes 150 SummerPearls, the event currency you earn by clearing Summer Hunt waves, Portals and other event content. Mythics have a 0.25% rate, split evenly between Water Goddess, Armored Crusader and Fishi, and the banner guarantees a Featured Mythic within 400 summons. Its Secret slot reads 1 in 40,000 with no name; that Secret, Phoenix, has no pity. On both banners any unit has a 1% chance to be Shiny. Pity is the one result you can plan for, so count summons toward 400 with currency you earn in play. A Secret at these odds is a bonus, not a goal. Units on only one or two lists stay on our watch list. Traits matter as much as the unit The Trait Chances screen lists 18 traits. The rarest, Unique, has a 0.1% chance per reroll. It gives +300% damage, and its in-game text adds Max 1 placed. Each reroll spends a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant and replaces the unit's current traits, so a reroll can also cost you a good trait. On paper, a good trait can close much of the gap between A and S. Each unit panel above lists the traits we would aim for: Divine, Celestial or Reaper on damage units, with Unique only when you place a single copy, and Sniper or Range III on supports so they reach more of the team. See the full odds in anime adventures traits (https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/data/anime-adventures-traits/), then test your reroll budget in the anime adventures trait reroll simulator (https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/tools/anime-adventures-trait-reroll-simulator/). ## FAQ Q: What are the best units in Anime Adventures right now? A: Elyssia (Abyssal), Snow Reaper (Final) and the Secret unit Sky God lead our UPD 21 list. They share S with nine others, including Fishi, Phoenix, Explosion Mage and Violentine (Brutal Angel). Q: What is the best unit in Anime Adventures UPD 21? A: Elyssia (Abyssal). It is the only unit that all five lists we compared put in their top tier. Snow Reaper (Final) is close behind, with the top tier on all four lists that ranked it. Q: Is Phoenix good in Anime Adventures? A: On paper, yes. Phoenix marks enemies with Phoenix Flames, which raise the burn damage they take by 300%, and the lists place it in S or A. It is a 1 in 40,000 Secret with no pity, so do not plan a team around getting it. Q: What should I summon for in Anime Adventures UPD 21? A: Aim for the 400-summon Featured pity. On the Summer 2026 Event banner that guarantees Water Goddess, Armored Crusader or Fishi. On the Special banner the featured Mythics rotate; at capture time on November 3, 2026 they were Thunder Maid, Zombie and Bloodcry. Q: How do you rank units without testing every one? A: We compared five public tier lists published after UPD 21 and started each unit at its median tier. We allow a move of one tier at most, only for a UPD 21 mechanic or a number the game shows; this version moves none. Supports the lists did not tier go in A. Q: What are the summon rates on the Special and Summer banners? A: The Special banner costs 50 Gems a summon, with a 0.5% Mythic rate, a Secret at 1 in 400,000 and Featured pity at 400. The Summer banner costs 150 SummerPearls, with a 0.25% Mythic rate, a Secret at 1 in 40,000 and Mythic pity at 400. Both give a 1% Shiny chance. Q: Where do Phoenix and Sky God come from? A: Phoenix is the Secret from the Summer banner and Sunny Star capsules at 1 in 40,000, with no pity. Sky God comes from a Secret Portal that can appear in the summer Sky Portals. Neither name appears on the two banner screens we captured. Q: What changed for flying enemies in UPD 21? A: As read from the patch notes shown in videos, every unit can now hit flying enemies, but ground attacks that could not before deal 50% less damage to them. Hill units keep full damage, and a new Soaring enemy type can only be hit from Hill spots. Q: Who makes Anime Adventures? A: The Gomu group publishes it on Roblox, where it was created on December 21, 2021. Its Roblox listing calls it a fan project with no link to, or approval from, the studios behind the anime it borrows from. This site is a separate fan guide. --- # Anime Adventures Trait Reroll Simulator URL: https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/tools/anime-adventures-trait-reroll-simulator/ Game version: UPD 21. Updated 2026-11-03. Unique takes 1,000 rerolls on average at its 0.1% odds, and 2,302 rerolls give you a 90% chance to land it. How the simulator rolls Each roll here works like one reroll in the game. The simulator draws one of the 18 traits at the odds shown on the in-game Trait Chances screen, and every draw is independent of the one before. A long dry streak does not make the next roll more likely to hit, and a lucky hit does not lower your odds afterward. In the game, rerolling replaces the unit's current traits, so the simulator does the same: each new result takes the place of the old one. You can roll once, roll 10 at a time, or let it roll until it lands your target. Each roll counts as one reroll, which the game charges as a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant. The stats panel shows how many rerolls a run took and how that compares with the average for your target. How many rerolls to expect Three numbers describe each target, and each one answers a different question. The average is the long-run cost across many runs. Unique sits at 0.1%, so it averages 1,000 rerolls. Golden sits at 0.15%, which works out to about 667 on average. The 50% mark is the point where half of all runs have already hit. For Unique that is 693 rerolls, and for Golden it is 462. It sits below the average because a few very long runs pull the average up. The 90% mark is the number to plan around if you do not want to come up short. Unique needs 2,302 rerolls for a 90% chance, and Golden needs 1,534. Even at that point, one run in ten still misses. The charts below show the 50% and 90% marks for the six rarest targets. These figures are worked out from the in-game Trait Chances screen, not from play. Odds behind the simulator The odds come from the Trait Chances screen in Anime Adventures, captured on November 3, 2026, while the lobby showed version UPD 21.0.0. The screen lists 18 traits, from Superior I at 14.98% down to Unique at 0.1%. That list also notes a double result: 1 reroll in 500 (0.2%) hands out two traits at once. For the full table with every trait's chance and stat bonus, see anime adventures traits (https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/data/anime-adventures-traits/). If a later patch changes the odds, we will capture the screen again and update both pages. What this simulator does not do It does not invent a second trait. The simulator counts how often a double trait result shows up at 0.2%, but the game does not say how the second trait is chosen, so we leave it out instead of guessing. It does not connect to Roblox, read your account, or save your results. Nothing you roll here changes your luck in the game, where each reroll stays independent. The results are probabilities, not a promise of what your next reroll will give. It also skips the 1% chance for a newly obtained unit to come with a trait. That happens when you summon, not when you reroll. The game also offers a Robux reroll on the panel and sells rerolls in shop bundles; the simulator counts rerolls only and never turns a run into a Robux total. To decide which units deserve your rerolls at all, check the anime adventures tier list (https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/). ## FAQ Q: How many rerolls does it take to get Unique in Anime Adventures? A: Unique has a 0.1% chance per reroll, so it takes 1,000 rerolls on average. Half of all runs land it within 693 rerolls, and 2,302 rerolls give a 90% chance. Each reroll uses a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant. Q: What are the odds of getting Golden trait in Anime Adventures? A: Golden has a 0.15% chance per reroll on the in-game Trait Chances screen in UPD 21.0.0. That works out to 462 rerolls for a 50% chance and 1,534 rerolls for a 90% chance. Q: Is there an Anime Adventures trait reroll simulator? A: Yes, this page is one. It rolls the 18 traits at the in-game odds, counts rerolls, and can keep rolling until it hits the target you pick. It is fan-made, free, and not connected to the game. Q: What is the chance of a double trait in Anime Adventures? A: The in-game Trait Chances screen says each reroll has a 0.2% chance to give double traits. The simulator counts these results, but it does not pick a second trait, because the game does not say how that trait is chosen. Q: Does the simulator use the real odds? A: Yes. Every chance comes from the in-game Trait Chances screen in UPD 21.0.0, captured on November 3, 2026. If a later version changes the odds, we will recapture the screen and update the table. Q: Can a simulator change my luck in the game? A: No. The simulator does not connect to Roblox or to your account. Each reroll in the game is independent, so nothing you roll here makes a real reroll more or less likely to hit. Q: Does this include the 1% trait on new units? A: No. A fresh pull rolls its own 1% shot at arriving with a trait, and only those lucky pulls get another 1% shot at a second one. That happens when you summon, not when you reroll, so the simulator leaves it out. Q: How much does one trait reroll cost in Anime Adventures? A: Each reroll uses either 1 Trait Reroll Token or 1 Star Remnant, and the panel also offers a Robux reroll. The simulator counts rerolls only and does not turn a run into a Robux total. --- # Anime Adventures Traits URL: https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/data/anime-adventures-traits/ Game version: UPD 21. Updated 2026-11-03. Anime Adventures has 18 traits in UPD 21. Superior I is the most common at 14.98%, and Unique is the rarest at 0.1%. ## Table Trait | Chance | Type | Effect | Avg rerolls Superior I | 14.98% | Damage | +10% Damage | 7 Range I | 12.48% | Range | +10% Range | 8 Nimble I | 12.48% | Cooldown | -5% Cooldown | 8 Superior II | 10.48% | Damage | +12.5% Damage | 10 Nimble II | 8.74% | Cooldown | -7.5% Cooldown | 11 Range II | 8.74% | Range | +12.5% Range | 11 Adept | 9.99% | XP | +50% XP from matches and XP items | 10 Superior III | 4.5% | Damage | +15% Damage | 22 Range III | 3.75% | Range | +15% Range | 27 Nimble III | 3.75% | Cooldown | -12% Cooldown | 27 Culling | 5% | Damage | +20% Damage to enemies below 30% Health | 20 Sniper | 2.5% | Range | +25% Range | 40 Godspeed | 1% | Cooldown | -20% Cooldown | 100 Reaper | 0.8% | Damage | +15% Damage, +25% Damage to Bosses | 125 Celestial | 0.36% | Mixed | +10% Damage, +10% Range, 20% extra True Damage per hit | 278 Divine | 0.2% | Mixed | +20% Damage, +20% Range, -10% Cooldown | 500 Golden | 0.15% | Money | +30% Damage, +10% Kill Money, +20% Farm Money | 667 Unique | 0.1% | Mixed | +300% Damage, +10% Range, -10% Cooldown, Max 1 placed | 1,000 How traits work in UPD 21 A trait is a bonus attached to a single unit. In UPD 21.0.0 the Trait Chances screen lists 18 of them, and the table above copies every line from that screen as we captured it on November 3, 2026. You reach it from the lobby through Traits & Evolve, then Trait Reroll. Each reroll spends one Trait Reroll Token or one Star Remnant, whichever you pick on the panel, and swaps out the unit's current traits. The panel has no lock button, so once you roll, the old trait is gone, even if the new one is weaker. Most rolls land on small boosts. The I and II versions of Superior, Range and Nimble, plus Adept, make up 77.89% of all results. The four top traits, Celestial, Divine, Golden and Unique, add up to 0.81%, or about one hit every 123 rerolls on average. A unit can end up with two traits in two ways. About 1 reroll in 500 (0.2%) hands out a pair. Separately, a fresh pull rolls its own 1% shot at arriving with a trait, and only those lucky pulls get another 1% shot at a second one. Nothing on the screen explains how that second trait is drawn, so we leave it there. Best traits by use These picks are our on-paper read of the numbers on the Trait Chances screen. - Main damage dealer: Unique, then Divine, Celestial, Reaper and Superior III. Unique gives +300% Damage, +10% Range and -10% Cooldown, far above any other trait. The catch is Max 1 placed: it suits one main carry, not a unit that needs several copies on the map. Divine raises all three stats at once: +20% Damage, +20% Range and -10% Cooldown. Celestial pairs a modest +10% to both Damage and Range with an extra True Damage hit worth a fifth of every attack. Reaper is a +15% Damage trait that climbs to +40% in total once a boss is the target. Superior III, at +15% Damage and a 4.5% chance, is the target most players can reach. - Bosses: Reaper is the only trait with a boss bonus. Unique and Divine still help in every fight, bosses included. - Money farming: Golden is the only trait that adds Kill Money (+10%) and Farm Money (+20%), on top of +30% Damage. Give it to the unit you use to farm money. - Range and attack speed: Sniper has the biggest Range boost at +25%. Godspeed has the biggest Cooldown cut at -20%. - Leveling: Adept speeds up leveling by half again, counting both match rewards and XP items. Damage, range and cooldown stay the same. Check the anime adventures tier list (https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/) first, so a rare roll goes to a unit that stays on your team. How many rerolls a trait takes The average number of rerolls is 100 divided by the chance in percent. Godspeed at 1% takes 100 rerolls on average. Reaper takes 125, Celestial 278, Divine 500, Golden 667 and Unique 1,000. We worked these out from the in-game Trait Chances screen. An average is not a promise. Some players land a target long before the average, and others go far past it. To see how a run might play out before you spend anything, try the anime adventures trait reroll simulator (https://tierlistanimeadventures.com/tools/anime-adventures-trait-reroll-simulator/). It uses the same chances as the table on this page. Getting trait rerolls Two items can pay for a reroll: a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant, chosen with the Pick Item button. The same panel also offers a Robux reroll. We have not confirmed every place these items drop, so here is only what we saw in the game on November 3, 2026. The summer event, with 88 days left that day, has quests that pay out items shown with the Trait Reroll Token icon. They ask for things like clearing Sky Portals, beating Explosion Mage and evolving the summer units. You can also find rerolls packed into the shop's bundles. Moving a trait to another unit is another open point, and so is whether a trait stays after a trade. We have not found an official answer. For news on traits, follow the official channels: the Roblox game page, X @GomuDev, YouTube @GomuDev and the Discord. ## FAQ Q: What traits are in Anime Adventures? A: The in-game Trait Chances screen lists 18 traits in UPD 21.0.0. Superior I is the most common at 14.98% per reroll, and Unique is the rarest at 0.1%. The full list with every boost is in the table above. Q: What is the best trait in Anime Adventures? A: On paper, Unique is the strongest for a main damage dealer: +300% Damage, +10% Range and -10% Cooldown. It is capped at Max 1 placed, so it fits one main carry. Divine is next, with +20% Damage, +20% Range and -10% Cooldown. Q: What are the trait chances in Anime Adventures? A: Per reroll, from the in-game screen: Superior I 14.98%, Range I and Nimble I 12.48% each, Superior II 10.48%, Adept 9.99%, Nimble II and Range II 8.74% each, Culling 5%, Superior III 4.5%, Range III and Nimble III 3.75% each, Sniper 2.5%, Godspeed 1%, Reaper 0.8%, Celestial 0.36%, Divine 0.2%, Golden 0.15% and Unique 0.1%. Q: What is the rarest trait in Anime Adventures? A: Unique is the rarest trait at 0.1% per reroll, which works out to 1,000 rerolls on average. Golden at 0.15% and Divine at 0.2% are the next rarest. Q: What is a double trait? A: A double trait means a unit carries two traits at once. About 1 reroll in 500 (0.2%) gives a pair. A fresh pull also gets its own 1% shot at arriving with a trait, and only those pulls get another 1% shot at a second one. How the second trait is drawn is not stated in the game. Q: How do I get trait rerolls in Anime Adventures? A: A reroll is paid with either a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant. On November 3, 2026, summer event quests paid out items shown with the Trait Reroll Token icon, and the shop's bundles come with rerolls too. We have not confirmed other drop sources yet. Q: Can you transfer traits? A: We have not found an official answer on moving a trait to another unit, or on whether a trait stays after a trade. What the game does state is that rerolling replaces the unit's current traits. Q: How many rerolls does it take to get Unique? A: Unique has a 0.1% chance per reroll, so it takes 1,000 rerolls on average. That is an average, not a promise. You can try a run in the anime adventures trait reroll simulator before you spend tokens.