Berserker (Enraged)
S signalMain DPS and end-game carry baseline
Recent Update 1.5 public rankings keep Berserker (Enraged) in the meta DPS group. Retest it against Update 1.75 enemies before treating the placement as fixed.
Update 1.75 live · rankings use the latest detailed baseline
Compare Anime Squadron Update 1.75 best units by role using current public meta signals, beginner priorities, team notes, and verification labels.
Roblox confirms the live version, while public ranking sources provide the role baseline. This page records both instead of putting an Update 1.75 label on old rankings or inventing stats for newly reported content.

| Role | Units to compare first | Use case |
|---|---|---|
| Main DPS | Berserker, Akoza, Bralu, Gometa Blue, Baras, Gometa SSJ4, Rangaku | Use the Update 1.5 meta group as the first 1.75 retest queue. |
| Tank / survival | Woo, Puppeteer, Bralu, Berserker, Garu, Freezer | Compare durability on the exact Update 1.75 stage you need to clear. |
| Support | Nazaka, Beby, Shinks, Akoza, Rangaku, Vargil, Android, Falcon | Build around team tags and stage needs after a stable carry. |
| Economy | Fastwagon, Falcon | Improve deployment and upgrade tempo in modes long enough to reward economy. |
The Anime Squadron Update 1.75 tier list is not final yet. Use this page as the current retest queue: keep the strongest Update 1.5 roles visible, test 1.75 challenge content separately, and update placements only when unit performance, gear, traits, and team fit are confirmed. For exact live-version details, start with the Update 1.75 guide.
Evidence baseline: the official Roblox experience for the live version, plus current public role comparisons. Public rankings are comparison evidence, not official balance data.
Main DPS and end-game carry baseline
Recent Update 1.5 public rankings keep Berserker (Enraged) in the meta DPS group. Retest it against Update 1.75 enemies before treating the placement as fixed.
Main DPS with support value
Update 1.5 public rankings place Akoza (Demon) among the main DPS group and also mention support value. Exact passives and current 1.75 performance need game proof.
Sub-DPS, tank, and team-buff signal
Multiple Update 1.5 sources describe Bralu (Legendary) as a durable damage and team-core option. Use it as a comparison target, not an official stat sheet.
Fast DPS and team-buff signal
Update 1.5 public rankings keep Gometa (Blue) near the top of the damage and team-building discussion. Its rare obtain route makes investment cost part of the decision.
Boss-focused main DPS signal
Recent public rankings retain Baras (Meteoric Burst) as a strong boss and main-DPS candidate. Stage element and Update 1.75 balance can change that value.
Farmable carry and team anchor signal
Update 1.5 sources continue to treat Gometa (SSJ4) as a practical carry and team anchor. It is the safer baseline while the Update 1.75 roster is tested.
Damage and support hybrid signal
Update 1.5 rankings place Rangaku (Demon) in both damage and support discussions. The exact conditions behind that value still need direct testing.
Support and team-synergy signal
Nazaka (Berserk) appears in recent support lists rather than pure carry lists. Judge it by team impact and stage fit, not rarity alone.
Dragon-team support signal
Update 1.5 sources describe Beby (Super) as a team-buff option for Dragon-focused squads. Verify whether the same synergy survived Update 1.75 unchanged.
Fast farming and premium carry signal
Woo keeps a strong public speed-farming signal and also drives real Search Console demand for this site. Banner availability and current map fit still need verification.
Dedicated economy signal
Recent team guides retain Fastwagon as the dedicated economy slot. Economy value depends on run length and whether the mode rewards a slower setup.
Economy, support, and sub-DPS signal
Falcon (Dark) remains useful in public lists because it can add utility and economy without occupying a pure carry role. Exact output needs current-version testing.
The official Roblox title confirms Update 1.75, but a reliable complete roster, obtain routes, stats, passives, and tier placements were not yet available in the checked sources.
The new code strings include Ghouls!, UnhumanLeaderSkill!, and MonkeyPower!. Do not convert those names into unit or patch claims without an in-game screen or developer note.
Search Console confirms banner intent, but exact Update 1.75 rotation, rates, pity rules, and target availability must be read from the live banner before publication.
Any placement that depends on a trait, equipment set, awakening, or map element should be tested with that condition recorded instead of ranking only the base unit name.
A beginner-friendly Anime Squadron unit is not only about the highest ceiling. It should help clear early waves, work without perfect traits, and fit into a team before you have deep summon resources. Use the codes page first, then compare public tier signals against your own inventory.
Progression units should be judged by consistency across maps, upgrade value, boss performance, and how much they rely on rare traits or secret unlocks. Any ranking that claims exact damage numbers, drop odds, or secret unlock routes without evidence should be treated as needs verification.
No. It is a fan-site tier list using public third-party ranking signals and conservative notes. Official Anime Squadron balance values are not published here unless directly verified.
A unit is marked needs verification when its stats, role, trait dependency, secret status, or update source has not been confirmed in-game.
Not always. Beginners should redeem codes, build a stable early team, avoid wasteful rerolls, and use the tier list as a planning signal instead of a hard rule.
Yes, trait rolls can change how a unit performs. Exact Anime Squadron trait values still need in-game verification, so trait-sensitive rankings should be treated carefully.
Tier lists should be revisited after Roblox update timestamps, new unit releases, balance changes, or large code events that make summons easier.