Anime Galaxies Tier List – Best Units [UPDATE 0]

A complete damage-and-support package. Roger brings a 2.5-second stun on a 12-second trigger cooldown, shield bypass, and a 150% damage follow-up every fifth attack that splashes enemies within 6 studs. That combination gives him answers to shielded targets and clustered waves while buying the rest of your team more time to attack.

His biggest team-building advantage is Captain of the Seas: other units inside his range gain 10% damage. Position him to cover several damage dealers and a useful stretch of the path. The buff does not stack, so overlapping Roger auras do not multiply that bonus. His stun also has downtime; use it as part of your control setup.

A wave-clearing carry with damage at both ends of an enemy's health bar. Above 50% HP, his attacks apply a three-second Bleed worth 50% of his damage in total. Below 50% HP, his attacks gain 30% damage. Every 15 takedowns primes a 200% follow-up against every enemy in range, and his kills also spread a four-second Burn worth 40% damage to enemies within 6 studs.

Dense waves feed his kill-triggered effects. Shrine of Calamity adds a five-second Domain every 40 seconds, dealing 50% of his damage every half-second to enemies inside. Place him where enemies stay in coverage. Against an isolated boss, his takedown-dependent effects have fewer opportunities to contribute, although his health-based bonuses and timed Domain still matter.

A carry that combines repeatable splash damage with a Bleed window. Each hit adds one point to his 15-point Hollow Gauge. Filling it triggers eight seconds of Hollow Rage, during which attacks apply a three-second Bleed worth 60% of his damage in total. From Upgrade 3, every third attack also produces a 60% damage follow-up against the target and up to two extra enemies within 6 studs.

Keep him attacking a busy stretch of the path so he can build gauge and make use of the Rage window. His mix of follow-up damage and Bleed earns him a place among the carry options in S tier, although his output needs time to build and the follow-up is capped at three targets. Give him regular targets and support him with control to keep enemies in reach.

A positioning-dependent damage pick that rewards keeping enemies close. Infinite Distance deals 6% of his damage every second to enemies inside the inner 40% of his range. Reversal Burst adds an 80% damage follow-up every fourth attack, hitting enemies within 6 studs of the target. Both effects benefit from enemies staying clustered around the right part of the path.

Place Goju near a bend or a section your control units can hold enemies in. Enemies at the outer edge of his range will miss the aura damage entirely, so maximizing the visible range circle is not enough. Foji or Megomu can help prolong enemy exposure. His placement here rests on the confirmed aura and burst mechanics; the full Imaginary Void charging condition still needs testing.

TBA. Testing in progress.

A strong sustained AoE pick when you respect his spacing requirement. Every third attack sends out a Soul Wolf for a 90% damage follow-up in a 5-stud radius. From Upgrade 3, Solitude increases those explosions by 1.5 times when no other unit is within 10 studs, raising the follow-up to 135% damage. That makes isolation a meaningful damage bonus.

Lupine Barrage adds six 30% damage follow-ups over three seconds every 25 seconds. Its random targeting spreads the shots across available enemies, so it is less precise in a crowd. Leave space around Stork and plan nearby support placements carefully. Solitude specifically boosts Soul Wolf explosions; do not apply that multiplier to every part of his kit.

TBA. Testing in progress.

The essential farm pick for funding your PvE team. Spedwag earns S tier through income: your damage dealers need money for placement and upgrades, and farming helps you get their full kits online. Keep enough damage on the field to survive while you invest in your economy. Even anime protagonists have bills to pay.

Update 0 also added automatic farm selling on the last wave. Look for that option when setting up a run. Spedwag remains the exception to the early-game Epic rule because his economy role stays useful as your combat units improve.

TBA. Testing in progress.

Update 0 Secret with confirmed air-and-ground targeting. Ultra Gowko is a hybrid, making him an option to investigate when your team needs flying-enemy coverage.

His S-tier position is provisional while I verify his complete kit, upgrade costs, and performance. Hybrid targeting is confirmed, but it does not settle the comparison with Foji's Slow or Ultra Gowko's damage ceiling.

TBA. Testing in progress.

The Namek Portal Secret, based on Frieza. Namek Portals are obtained from Infinite on any map, giving you a route to work toward Freezo. A later Update 0 patch also added Freezo pity.

His S-tier placement is provisional as I need to learn more about the unit.

The new Endless Secret, based on Muzan. The Invitation item is used to obtain him through Endless. The exact Invitation requirements, drop rate, and full acquisition procedure are still being verified.

His S-tier placement is provisional pending full kit and performance testing. The Secret label and acquisition route are confirmed; a comparison with Roger, Sokonu, and the other carries needs his passive effects, attack coverage, and upgrade costs.