Anime Final Strike Tier List – Units Ranking

Delivers some of the strongest board-wide damage thanks to a wide splash arc and lightning-fast cooldowns; remains effective from wave 1 to leaderboard pushes.

Secret-grade pull rate is extremely low, so most players will never see it outside of showcases.

Shreds bosses with a colossal single-target crit burst and can be evolved even further for late-game dominance.

Needs rare evolution items and a large XP investment before it really pops off.

Mythical-tier attacker that switches effortlessly between mob clearing and boss duels; attack cadence feels almost instant.

Damage curve tapers off past wave 70 unless paired with heavy buffs.

Gold-printing machine that bankrolls expensive upgrades, making marathon runs financially painless.

Deals virtually no damage, so it hogs a slot that must be carried by DPS units.

Reliable boss-killer with generous range; a safe plug-and-play pick for most maps.

Needs a good trait roll to break into top-tier territory.

Applies a long freeze that locks hordes in place while still dishing out solid damage.

Glacier-speed SPA means it sometimes misses fast mini-bosses.

Fire-element bursts melt shielded enemies and synergise with burn teams.

Power curve plateaus past mid-game without external buffs.

Stacks burn DoT rapidly, roasting clustered enemies in the opening waves with minimal setup.

Damage-over-time loses edge once enemies gain higher base HP or burn resistance.

Jack-of-all-stats: big range, consistent DPS, low maintenance upgrades.

Lacks any crowd control or bonus effects, so ceiling is lower than other A-tier picks.

Starter-friendly flurry that wipes early mobs before they exit spawn.

Stat curve nosedives after wave 30, making him bench-worthy.

Long-range ki blasts let him tag enemies far beyond most rares.

Impact per shot lags behind modern Mythicals.

Cheap upgrades and steady splash make him a comfortable fallback pick.

Lacks any standout mechanic to stay rostered long-term.

Element-charged slashes add bonus ticks to shielded mobs.

Crowd control and boss presence are both mediocre.

Line-cleave animation tears through tight lanes in story maps.

Limited splash radius hampers performance on wider layouts.

Easy to evolve, great bridge between early rares and first Mythical.

Scaling caps early; becomes dead weight by Raid tier.

High hit-count whirlwinds chew through armor stacks and swarm waves.

Single-target DPS is lacklustre versus elites.

Sniper-level range covers half the map, freeing placement slots.

Glacial windup can whiff on sprinting mini-bosses.

Room ability teleports mobs backwards, buying clutch seconds on tight lanes.

Without team coordination, his raw damage feels pedestrian.

Spread-shot pattern bends around corners, handy on spiral maps.

Master of none: every stat is average, offering little late-game value.

Dark element attacks ignore 20% of enemy resistances in story mode.

Base damage numbers are too low to make the resistance pierce meaningful.

Magma pools persist on ground, creating temporary choke points for early waves.

Burn effect becomes negligible once enemy HP scaling kicks in.

Wind slashes can hit aerial units, useful in specific story chapters.

Requires multiple other wind units to achieve even moderate damage output.

Initial Bankai burst can one-shot early mini-bosses if properly positioned.

Evolution materials would be better spent on Masked version instead.

Rapid single-target strikes can stunlock individual elites in early game.

Point-blank range means constant repositioning, wasting DPS uptime.

Tail swipe has surprisingly wide arc for clearing early story mode trash.

Single-hit attacks bounce harmlessly off armored wave bosses.

Sand shield can briefly stall rushing enemies, buying time for other towers.

Shield HP doesnt scale with waves; becomes paper-thin past chapter 3.

Ice field slows entire groups, making them vulnerable to AoE combos.

Personal damage contribution is barely noticeable even with maxed upgrades.

Fast attack speed helps proc on-hit effects from support traits consistently.

Base stats are too weak to justify the trait-carrier role past early game.

Kick combos mark enemies to take bonus damage from other units attacks.

Mark duration is too short to justify the placement slot in serious runs.

Ice element attacks occasionally freeze weak mobs in tutorial stages.

Freeze chance and base damage are both too low for meaningful contribution.

Sword combo finisher has a small knockback effect on unarmored enemies.

Melee range puts him in danger zone; gets overwhelmed by chapter 2 swarms.

Energy blast has tiny splash radius that can tag adjacent weak mobs.

Attack animation is slow despite fast SPA stat; often dies before finishing cast.

Free unit that helps clear first few tutorial waves with basic punches.

Every stat falls off hard; not worth spending any upgrade materials on.

Base form ki blasts can chip away at early story mode enemies from safe distance.

Super version completely invalidates this unit; save resources for upgrade path.

Healing pulses can sustain fragile units through first few waves.

Heal amount doesnt scale at all; becomes useless once enemies deal real damage.

Basic form has access to all elements, giving flexibility in early story.

Jack of all trades approach results in pathetically low numbers across the board.

Clone jutsu splits damage between multiple targets in early waves.

Split damage becomes meaningless once Teen version unlocks; direct upgrade path exists.

Longest base range of starter units lets him shoot from corner positions.

Each shot barely scratches enemies; functions more like a spotting scope than DPS.

Base form slash has decent hitbox size relative to other starter melees.

Skip entirely and save materials for Bankai or Masked evolution paths.

Basic lightning element gives slight advantage versus water enemies.

Hebi form completely outclasses base version in every possible metric.