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Learn which Anime Run Kingdom units are the best use of your gems with this tier list. Build smarter with the units that work for you.
Building a winning team in Anime Run Kingdom all depends on your investment. So, if you want to go the furthest, invest only in units that help you get past the final raid.
The current meta thrives on tight synergy, so this tier list shows exactly who belongs on your roster, who can wait on the bench, and who deserves the recycle bin. From Agua’s team-wide heals to Shadow’s relentless DPS and Zura’s ironclad shields, this list will help in your decision-making.
Units in Anime Run Kingdom Roblox
Meta Units
These are the most essential units in the game right now. They offer strong synergy, reliable performance across different game modes, and minimal downside. If you’re building a team from scratch, start here.
| Unit | Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Agua | Healer | The strongest healer in the game. She can sustain your entire team through difficult situations and becomes irreplaceable in long Raids. |
| Shadow | DPS | High base damage without requiring evolution. He’s easy to build and performs better than many evolved characters. |
| Bokki | Support | Provides excellent team utility and buffs. Works especially well in solo Raid setups. |
| Zura | Tank | Brings team-wide damage reduction through his Summon skill. When paired with healing and support, he makes your team nearly unkillable. |
| Breeza (Evolved) | DPS | Becomes one of the top damage dealers once evolved. With proper support from Agua, Bokki, and Zura, he can carry entire fights. |
S-Tier Units
These units are powerful, but they require you to grind for evolution materials. Once evolved, though, they’re worth the investment, especially in endgame content.
| Unit | Bond | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Kenpaki (TYBW) | Soul Reapers | A top-tier charge unit with explosive damage. Evolution takes time, but he’s reliable in boss fights and wave content alike. |
| Cokeku (Angel SSJ3) | Z Fighters | A well-rounded evolution unit with strong stats. He may not outperform Meta units, but he still offers solid damage in most scenarios. |
| Byekuya (TYBW) | Soul Reapers | Delivers consistent output once evolved. He’s best when supported by healers and tanks like Agua and Zura. |
| Zawa (Bandana) | Strawhats | Another high-damage option post-evolution. Worth the grind if you prefer Strawhat-themed teams. |
| Sesoke (Curse Mark) | Villains | Balanced stats with decent survivability. He’s not flashy, but dependable. |
| Kiwido (Star King) | Beaters | Offers a shortcut to power by unlocking his evolution through the Premium Battlepass. He’s especially useful for players who want to avoid long grinding. |
| Azuno (Stacia) | Beaters | Her evolution materials are available in the free Battlepass, making her one of the most accessible strong picks for new or budget players. |
A-Tier Units
These can be considered the ideal picks if you’re building up your roster. They offer good value with moderate effort.
| Unit | Role | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Epsolon | Tank | A sturdy tank who shines when paired with Shadow due to their shared Bond. A great alternative to Zura. |
| Freeren | DPS | One of the easiest high-damage units to obtain. Great for beginners who don’t want to rely on evolved characters. |
| Smush | DPS | Offers consistent damage and fits into most team comps. He doesn’t need evolution to contribute meaningfully. |
| Eyehawk | DPS | A Mythic attacker with strong output and flexibility. He’s especially useful when you don’t have event or evolved units. |
| Weguto | DPS | Solid damage with a bit of flair. He’s not the most powerful, but easy to manage and fun to use. |
| RukiRuki | DPS | Not as strong as other evolutions, but still viable if you enjoy her playstyle or need to complete Bond effects. |
| Huffy | Tank | A backup option in the tank role. He works fine if you lack better choices or are going for Bond set bonuses. |
B-Tier Units
These can perform well with support or as temporary picks.
| Unit | Description |
|---|---|
| Byekuya / Kenpaki (Base) | Good units in their base forms, but not competitive until evolved. Also, they require a serious time commitment. |
| Azuno / Kiwido (Base) | They are easier to evolve and more accessible than other options. Their strength scales with evolution progress. |
| Huffy | Not a top-tier tank, but still fills the role for Bond effects or temporary support. |
| Breeza (Base) | A good starter DPS and one of the few that evolves into a Meta-level character. Stick with him until you evolve him. |
C-Tier and Lower Units
Use these only if you’re lacking better options or for Bond set effects.
| Unit | Description |
|---|---|
| Soonade | Functions as a backup healer and is only useful if you don’t have Agua. |
| Alpho | Works with Shadow Garden setups, but lacks individual impact. |
| Norato | Weak stats and rare evolution materials make him more trouble than he’s worth. |
| Broccoli | A beginner-friendly Mythic tank with some damage potential, but generally gets outperformed by dedicated tanks like Zura and Epsolon. |
| Yurr | Formerly strong due to a bug, but now it’s average. Don’t expect much. |
| Delto | Only performs well within full Shadow Garden teams and is not useful outside that synergy. |
| Sword, Astra, Liveua, Gone, Redward | These units all suffer from low stats, long cooldowns, or a lack of team utility. Redward has seen some buffs, but still isn’t worth prioritizing. |
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