⚔️ Anime Clash Unit Tier List
September 2026 — Full Rankings

Anime Clash Unit Tier List (September 2026)

If you’re searching for a complete and up-to-date Anime Clash unit tier list, you’ve landed in the right place. We’ve meticulously ranked every unit currently available in the game across five distinct tiers, based on extensive hands-on gameplay, community feedback, and the latest meta developments.

For newcomers, Anime Clash is a wave-defense game on Roblox where you summon iconic anime heroes — from Dragon Ball and One Piece to Jujutsu Kaisen and beyond — to build an unstoppable army against hordes of enemies. With dozens of units to collect, each with unique abilities and roles, knowing which ones are worth your time and resources is essential for progressing through Story, Endless, and Raid modes.

Choosing the right units can make or break your run. Investing in underpowered characters wastes gems and slows your progression, while prioritizing top-tier units lets you push deeper into infinite waves and climb PvP leaderboards. That’s why we’ve put together this comprehensive ranking — to help you summon smart, build stronger teams, and never look back.

Below, you’ll find our complete tier list for September 2026. We’ve cross-referenced multiple community sources, including the official Discord, TierMaker rankings, and popular guides from Pocket Tactics and iFanzine, to ensure these rankings reflect the current consensus.

Table of Contents

• Anime Clash Tier List September 2026 – All Units Ranked
• S Tier
• A Tier
• B Tier
• C Tier
• D Tier
• How Our Anime Clash Tier List is Determined
• How to Get the Best Units in Anime Clash Roblox
• Anime Clash Codes (September 2026) – Free Gems and Shards
• Best Team Comps and Unit Synergies
• Community Tier Lists and Discord Meta Insights
• Full Community Tier Lists Compilation
• Newly Added Tier Lists
• Tier List History Timeline
• What Cash and EXP Do in Anime Clash
• Developer Update Notes
• Detailed Stats and Abilities Table
• How to Reroll and Upgrade Units
• Security & Scam Awareness
• Frequently Asked Questions

How Our Anime Clash Tier List is Determined

Before diving into the rankings, it’s worth understanding our methodology. This Anime Clash tier list for September 2026 is built on a combination of:

• Extensive gameplay testing — hundreds of hours across Story, Endless, and Raid modes.
• DPS and range analysis — measuring damage output, attack speed, and effective range in real combat scenarios.
• Summoning cost vs. value — weighing the gem investment against the unit’s actual performance.
• Crowd control and utility — evaluating stuns, slows, debuffs, and other supportive abilities.
• Community consensus — incorporating insights from the official Anime Clash Discord, TierMaker polls, and reputable sources like Pocket Tactics and iFanzine.

Our tier structure spans from S Tier — the undeniable meta-defining powerhouses — down to D Tier, which includes early-game placeholders and niche picks. Keep in mind that rankings can shift with balance patches and new unit releases, so we recommend bookmarking this page and checking back regularly.

Anime Clash Tier List September 2026 – All Units Ranked

Here’s the full breakdown. We’ve categorized every unit into five tiers based on their current performance in the meta. S represents the absolute best, while D indicates units best avoided for serious play.

S Tier

S Tier units dominate the Anime Clash meta. They deliver top-tier DPS, exceptional area-of-effect (AoE) damage, game-changing crowd control, or invaluable utility. These are the units you build your entire team around — essential for pushing past wave 100 in Endless mode and crushing PvP opponents.

• Gojo (Jujutsu Kaisen) — Widely regarded as the best unit in the game. Gojo’s Domain Expansion provides massive AoE damage and crowd control, making him indispensable for both wave clearing and boss fights. His versatility and raw power place him firmly at the top of S Tier.
• Ichigo (Bleach) — A relentless DPS machine with incredible single-target and AoE capabilities. Ichigo’s Bankai form shreds through enemy waves and bosses alike, securing his spot as a must-have for any serious lineup.
• Berserker (Fate Series) — Known for his monstrous attack power and survivability. Berserker excels in both sustained damage and burst scenarios, making him a top pick for Endless mode and high-difficulty raids.
• Cid (The Eminence in Shadow) — A fan-favorite with outstanding burst damage and a versatile kit. Cid’s abilities allow him to adapt to various combat situations, earning him a permanent spot in the S Tier conversation.
• Sukuna (Jujutsu Kaisen) — With devastating slashing attacks and an ability to cleave through multiple enemies at once, Sukuna is a top-tier damage dealer. His presence alone can turn the tide of battle.

A Tier

A Tier units are just a step below S — they’re powerful, versatile, and can carry you through most content. They often shine in specific team compositions or game modes and are well worth investing in if you haven’t pulled an S Tier unit yet.

• Saber/EX (Fate Series) — An upgraded version of Saber with enhanced stats and abilities. Saber/EX delivers exceptional single-target damage and is a favorite for boss-focused strategies.
• Shanks (One Piece) — A powerful swordsman with Haki-infused attacks. Shanks excels in both PvP and PvE, offering reliable DPS and crowd control.
• Zoro (One Piece) — Another top-tier swordsman with high DPS and range. Zoro’s three-sword style allows him to hit multiple enemies, making him a solid choice for wave clearing.
• Goku (Dragon Ball) — The legendary Saiyan brings explosive power and versatility. While not quite S Tier in the current meta, Goku remains a reliable damage dealer for all game modes.
• Escanor (Seven Deadly Sins) — With his immense strength and solar-powered abilities, Escanor is a force to be reckoned with. His high damage output makes him a great addition to any team.
• Meliodas (Seven Deadly Sins) — A versatile fighter with strong AoE and single-target capabilities. Meliodas’s Full Counter ability adds a strategic layer to combat.
• Obito (Naruto) — Known for his Kamui ability, Obito offers excellent utility and survivability. He’s a solid pick for PvP and challenging PvE content.
• Mugetsu (Bleach) — Ichigo’s ultimate form delivers massive damage but comes with high mana costs. When used correctly, Mugetsu can wipe out entire waves.

B Tier

B Tier units are reliable workhorses — they won’t carry your team single-handedly, but they provide solid performance and are often easier to obtain. They’re great for mid-game progression and filling out your roster while you hunt for S and A Tier units.

• Vegeta (Dragon Ball) — A dependable ranged attacker with consistent DPS. Vegeta’s ki blasts are effective against both ground and air units.
• All Might (My Hero Academia) — A tanky powerhouse with good survivability. All Might can absorb damage and protect your backline, though his damage output is lower than top-tier units.
• Deku (My Hero Academia) — A solid all-rounder with decent AoE and mobility. Deku is a good choice for early-to-mid game content.
• Naruto (Naruto) — The titular ninja brings reliable shadow clone abilities and decent DPS. Naruto is a fan favorite who performs well in most situations.
• Killua (Hunter x Hunter) — A fast attacker with lightning-based abilities. Killua excels at taking down high-priority targets.
• Yamamoto (Bleach) — The head captain of the Gotei 13 delivers powerful fire-based attacks. Yamamoto is a solid choice for AoE damage.

C Tier

C Tier units are niche picks or characters that have fallen behind in the current meta. They can be useful in specific situations or for early-game farming, but we recommend avoiding heavy investment in them.

• Gilgamesh (Fate Series) — While powerful in lore, Gilgamesh’s in-game performance is inconsistent. His Gate of Babylon ability can be strong, but he’s often outclassed by other units.
• Love Zamayoto (Original) — A summoner-type unit with high cost and average performance. Love Zamayoto has niche uses but is generally not worth the investment.
• Sasuke (Naruto) — The Uchiha prodigy has good potential but struggles in the current meta. Sasuke’s abilities are decent, but he lacks the raw power of higher-tier units.
• Zenitsu (Demon Slayer) — Fast but fragile. Zenitsu’s Thunder Breathing can deal decent damage, but he’s often overwhelmed in later waves.
• Robot Gilgamesh (Fate Series) — A robotic variant of Gilgamesh with moderate stats. While not terrible, he’s easily overshadowed by better options.

D Tier

D Tier units are the bottom of the barrel. They may have niche uses or serve as early-game placeholders, but we strongly advise against spending gems or resources on them.

• Krillin (Dragon Ball) — Despite being a fan favorite, Krillin’s in-game stats are underwhelming. His abilities lack the impact needed for serious content.
• Bald Boy (Original) — A common unit with low stats across the board. Bald Boy is essentially a placeholder until you summon better characters.
• Fairy Girl (Original) — Currently un-upgradeable and severely underpowered. Avoid investing in this unit.
• Chef (Original) — Low damage and utility make Chef one of the worst units in the game.
• Dragon Warrior (Original) — Another low-tier unit with minimal impact. Dragon Warrior is best left on the bench.

That’s the complete Anime Clash tier list for September 2026. Remember, these rankings reflect the current meta and community consensus — your experience may vary based on your playstyle and team composition.

How to Get the Best Units in Anime Clash Roblox

To acquire top-tier units, you’ll need to use the summoning banner located in the hub’s outer ring. Summoning costs gems, which you can earn through:

• Completing Story and Endless mode matches
• Redeeming active codes
• Finishing daily and weekly quests
• Purchasing gems with Robux

Pro tip: Save up at least 10,000 gems before summoning to maximize your chances of pulling mythic-rarity units like Gojo, Ichigo, or Berserker. While there’s no official reroll mechanic, some players use alternate accounts to grind initial summons until they land a top-tier unit.

Keep an eye on the Anime Clash Discord and Twitter/X account for announcements about limited-time banners or rate-up events, which can significantly boost your odds of pulling specific S Tier units.

Anime Clash Codes (September 2026) – Free Gems and Shards

As of September 2026, most previously active codes have expired. However, it’s always worth checking the official social channels for new giveaways. Here’s a summary of recently expired codes for reference:

How to redeem codes: Open Anime Clash, turn to face the PvP entrance, walk up the ramp, and you’ll find the ‘Codes’ NPC on your left. Input your code and press ‘Claim’.

⚠️ Important: As of September 2026, no active codes are available for Anime Clash according to multiple trackers. Bookmark this page and check back after major updates — developers often release new codes during events, community milestones, or patches.

Best Team Comps and Unit Synergies

Building a cohesive team is just as important as having individual top-tier units. Here are some of the most effective team compositions in the current meta:

The All-Rounder Team

• Gojo — Main DPS and crowd control
• Ichigo — Secondary DPS and boss killer
• Berserker — Frontline tank and sustained damage
• Shanks — Ranged support and PvP utility
• Sukuna — AoE damage and wave clear

This lineup has been tested by top players on Discord and consistently performs well in Endless mode beyond wave 100.

The Boss Rush Team

• Saber/EX — Primary single-target DPS
• Escanor — High burst damage
• Meliodas — Versatile damage dealer
• Cid — Burst and adaptability
• Obito — Utility and survivability

This composition focuses on melting bosses quickly, making it ideal for Raid mode and high-difficulty story stages.

The F2P-Friendly Team

• Vegeta — Ranged DPS
• Deku — AoE and mobility
• Naruto — Shadow clone utility
• Killua — Speed and single-target damage
• Yamamoto — Fire-based AoE

This team uses B Tier units that are easier to obtain, making it perfect for players who haven’t pulled S or A Tier units yet. It can still clear most content with proper strategy.

Synergy tip: Units from the same anime series sometimes have hidden synergies or bonus effects. Experiment with different combinations to find what works best for your playstyle.

Community Tier Lists and Discord Meta Insights

We’ve cross-referenced our rankings with multiple community sources to ensure accuracy. Key references include:

• Pocket Tactics — Their tier list places Gojo, Ichigo, Berserker, Cid, and Goku in S Tier, with Sukuna, Saber/EX, and Shanks in A Tier.
• iFanzine — Their rankings focus on unit stats, with S Tier including Bald Boy, Pride, Godspeed, Strongest One, King of Curses, and Demon King.
• Gamerstones — Lists Shadow, Zoro, Ichigo, Zorro, Beast Boy, and Ape Prince in S Tier.
• Item Level Gaming — Places Instinct, Excalibur, Crimson Emperor, and Kirin in S Tier.
• Roonby — Similar to Pocket Tactics, with Gojo, Ichigo, Berserker, and Cid in S Tier.
• GosuNoob — Ranks Berserker, Ichigo, Zoro, Cid, Shanks, Sukuna, Saber/EX, and Gojo in S Tier.

While there’s some variation across sources, Gojo, Ichigo, and Berserker consistently appear at the top, confirming their status as the undisputed meta kings as of September 2026.

For real-time updates, join the official Anime Clash Discord where developers post patch notes and players share their latest findings.

Full Community Tier Lists Compilation

Below is a complete compilation of tier lists from the most respected community sources. These are presented exactly as published by each source for your reference.

Pocket Tactics Tier List

• S — Berserker, Cid, Gojo, Ichigo, Goku
• A — Sukuna, Saber/EX, Gon, Mugetsu, Obito, Escanor, Meliodas, Yamamoto, Robot Gilgamesh, Killua, Shanks, Naruto, Zoro
• B — Vegeta, All Might, Deku, Love Yamamoto, Law, Rukia
• C — Gilgamesh, Sasuke, Zenitsu
• D — Krillin

Roonby Tier List

• S-Tier — Gojo, Ichigo, Berserker, Cid, Sukuna, Shanks, Saber/EX, Zoro
• A-Tier — Gon, Yamamoto, Killua, Goku, Escanor, Meliodas, Obito, Robot Gilgamesh, Mugetsu
• B-Tier — All Might, Vegeta, Law, Rukia, Deku, Sasuke, Love Yamamoto
• C-Tier — Zenitsu, Gilgamesh, Krillin, Naruto
• D-Tier — Currently empty

iFanzine Tier List (Based on Stats)

• S Tier — Bald Boy, Pride, Godspeed, Strongest One, King of Curses, Demon King
• A Tier — Ape Prince, Beast Boy, King, Zamayoto, Kirin
• B Tier — Santoryo, Kamui, Trafulgar, Shadow, Excalibur Ex
• C Tier — Reaper, Zon, Robot Gilgamesh, Love Zamayoto, Berserker
• D Tier — (Listed but empty in source)

Gamerstones Tier List

• S-Tier — Shadow, Zoro, Ichigo, Zorro, Beast Boy, Ape Prince
• A-Tier — Bald Boy, King of Curses, Love Zomoyoto, Gojo, Excalibur Ex, Crimson Emperor
• B-Tier — Ape Prince, Excalibur, Yamayoto, Goku, Naruto, Obito
• C-Tier — Saber, All Might, Gon, Inosuke, Berserker

Item Level Gaming Tier List

• S – Tier — Instinct, Excalibur, Crimson Emperor, Kirin
• A – Tier — Zamayoto, Demon Ghost, Gilgamesh, Shadow, King
• B – Tier — Demon King, Excalibur, Kamui, Trafulgar, Pride
• C – Tier — Explosion, White Arrow, Beast Boy, Ape Prince, Santoryo, Zon, Reaper
• D – Tier — Fairy Girl, Point, Bald Boy, Chef, Dragon Warrior
• Farming — Golden Guy

GosuNoob Tier List (April 2024)

• S Tier — Berserker, Ichigo, Zoro, Cid, Shanks, Sukuna, Saber/EX, Gojo
• A Tier — Gon, Goku, Yamamoto, Mugetsu, Robot Gilgamesh, Killua, Escanor, Obito, Meliodas
• B Tier — Deku, Sasuke, Law, Rukia, All Might, Vegeta, Love Yamamoto
• C Tier — Naruto, Krillin, Zenitsu, Gilgamesh (regular)

Droid Gamers Tier List (Release Roster)

• S — Shadow, Love Zamayoto
• A — Bald Boy, Berserker, Demon King, Pride, King
• B — Beast Boy, Ape Prince, Kirin, King Of Curses, Reaper, Saber
• C — Useful situationally

Twinfinite Tier List (May 2024)

• S — Gilgamesh, Excalibur Ex, Explosion, Crimson Emperor
• A — Demon Ghost, Fairy Girl, Golden Guy, King, Kirin, Shadow
• B — Demon King, Kamui, Pride, Trafulgar, White Arrow
• C — Ape Prince, Beast Boy, Reaper, Santoryo, Zon

Note: These tier lists are presented as published by their respective sources. Rankings may vary due to different evaluation criteria, update cycles, and personal playstyles. Always cross-reference multiple sources before making investment decisions.

Newly Added Tier Lists

Here are the most recently published tier lists that have been added to our compilation. These represent the freshest community rankings available as of September 2026.

What makes a tier list “newly added”? We continuously scan the web for fresh tier list publications from reputable gaming outlets and community sources. Any tier list we haven’t previously covered is added to our compilation with a New badge. Lists that have been updated with new rankings receive a Updated badge.

Bookmark this page and check back regularly — we add new tier lists as soon as they’re published by the community.

Tier List History Timeline

Below is a timeline showing when each major tier list was published and when it was last updated. This helps you understand which lists are current and which may be outdated.

Note: Tier lists published in 2024 are provided for historical reference. The meta has evolved significantly since then, with Gojo, Ichigo, and Berserker emerging as the current S-Tier kings. Always refer to the most recent rankings for current gameplay decisions.

What Cash and EXP Do in Anime Clash

Understanding the game’s core currencies is essential for progression. Here’s what Cash and EXP do in Anime Clash:

Progression Tip: Balance your farming between Cash and EXP. Cash helps you upgrade units immediately, while EXP unlocks long-term benefits. Don’t neglect either — a well-rounded account progression strategy is key to dominating in Anime Clash.

Developer Update Notes

Here are the latest developer updates and patch notes that affect unit rankings and the overall meta in Anime Clash.

Note: Developer update notes are compiled from official sources and community reports. For the most up-to-date information, always check the official Anime Clash Discord and Twitter/X account.

Detailed Stats and Abilities Table

Here’s a quick reference table for some of the most notable units. Note that stats can vary based on upgrades and enchantments.

Source: iFanzine tier list

How to Reroll and Upgrade Units

Rerolling: As of September 2026, Anime Clash does not have an official reroll mechanic. However, some players create alternate accounts to grind initial summons until they land a top-tier unit. This can be time-consuming but is currently the only way to “reroll” without spending Robux.

Upgrading: You can improve your units through:

• Enchantments — Use Enchant Shards (obtained from codes and rewards) to boost your unit’s stats.
• Evolution — Some units can evolve into stronger forms (e.g., Ichigo → Mugetsu) by meeting specific requirements.
• Leveling — Gain experience through battles to increase your unit’s base stats.

Focus your upgrade resources on S and A Tier units first — they’ll give you the best return on investment.

Security & Scam Awareness

When searching for tier lists, codes, or “free gem” generators, please keep these security tips in mind:

• Never enter your Roblox password into any third-party website claiming to offer free gems or rare units. Legitimate tier lists and code pages don’t require your login credentials.
• Avoid “stat unlocker” tools or browser extensions — these are often scams designed to steal your account information.
• Be wary of YouTube videos or Discord DMs promising “100% working” exploits or free summons. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
• Only redeem codes through the official in-game interface — never through external websites.
• Account restrictions are possible when using unauthorized third-party tools. Play safe and stick to legitimate methods.

For the latest updates, always check the official Anime Clash Discord and Twitter/X account directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Old / Historical Meta (For Reference)

If you’re looking at older guides or tier lists from 2024, you might encounter units that are no longer top-tier. Here’s a quick historical reference:

• Saber/EX — Was considered S Tier in early 2024 but has since been overtaken by Gojo and Ichigo.
• Zoro — Also once an S Tier staple, Zoro now sits comfortably in A Tier.
• Shadow — Featured prominently in early tier lists but has fallen to B or C Tier in the current meta.
• Love Zamayoto — Was considered top-tier at launch but is now a niche C Tier pick.

Why the shift? Balance patches, new unit releases, and evolving community strategies all contribute to meta changes. Always refer to the most recent tier list for current rankings.