Gometa (SSJ4)
Top all-around DPS and endgame carry signal
S public signal
Unit database starter
Anime Squadron Units
Track Anime Squadron units by role, public tier signals, upgrade priority, verification status, traits, updates, and beginner roster planning notes.
Unit Guides Should Follow Player Decisions
The strongest competitor pages separate unit rankings, reroll choices, game modes, and resource spending. Our unit page keeps that same player workflow in mind while marking roster details that still require direct in-game verification.
Unit Data Source Notes
The official Roblox page verifies that Anime Squadron is about summoning, upgrading, deploying anime heroes, and planning a lineup. This units page does not invent a complete roster. It separates public third-party tier-list signals from entries that still need in-game verification.
Verified Public Unit Signals
Puppeteer (Transcendent)
High-end tanky DPS signal
S public signal
Woo (Shadow)
Long-fight carry signal
S public signal
Madora (Gunbai)
Boss damage and burn signal
S public signal
Shanron (Omega)
Versatile DPS, tank, and support signal
A public signal
Needs Verification Units
- Secret unit roster: Secret unit names, drop sources, and rates should be confirmed in-game or from official update notes before publication.
- New UPD 0.5 units: The official Roblox title indicates UPD 0.5, but current added unit details need direct source confirmation.
- Trait-sensitive units: Any unit whose value depends on trait rolls should be tested with the trait shown, not ranked from base name alone.
How to Compare Units
Start with role fit, not only rarity. A unit that carries early stages may be more valuable to a new account than a rare unit that needs expensive upgrades or a perfect trait. For deeper planning, pair this page with the tier list and traits guide.
What to Record During In-Game Testing
When testing Anime Squadron units, record unit name, rarity, obtain source, upgrade costs, attack behavior, trait shown, map tested, and whether the unit helps with waves, bosses, or progression. That evidence is what turns a public signal into a reliable wiki entry.
Related Anime Squadron Guides
CodesCopy active Anime Squadron codes, check rewards, expired codes, redeem steps, source notes, Level 10 requirements, and update-based code fixes.Tier ListUse an Anime Squadron tier list with role priority, public unit signals, reroll cautions, beginner picks, update notes, and verification labels.TraitsPlan Anime Squadron traits, reroll choices, trait shards, unit fit, spending caution, update checks, and verification notes without fake trait stats.RerollPlan Anime Squadron rerolls with cube priorities, trait shard caution, one-carry stop rules, resource checks, pity notes, and verification-safe advice.Resource CalculatorUse an Anime Squadron resource calculator to plan gems, gold, reroll cubes, trait shards, bounty tickets, upgrade costs, and safe spending priorities.Best TeamBuild an Anime Squadron best team combo with carry, boss damage, support, control, economy, flex roles, beginner swaps, and no fake unit stats.
FAQ
What are Anime Squadron units?
Anime Squadron units are deployable anime-inspired characters used in the Roblox lane battler and tower-defense style gameplay described on the official Roblox page.
Does this page list every Anime Squadron unit?
No. It only lists public ranking signals and verification buckets. A complete unit database needs direct in-game collection or official patch data.
How should I compare Anime Squadron units?
Compare role, upgrade cost, wave consistency, boss value, trait dependency, and whether the unit remains useful after early progression.
Are secret units included here?
Secret units are handled separately because names, methods, and drop rates require stronger verification than normal public unit mentions.
Can a lower-tier unit still be useful?
Yes. A lower-ranked unit can still help beginners if it is easy to obtain, cheap to upgrade, or fills a role your current roster lacks.