Anime Final Strike Team Building Guide: Roles and Mode Plans
Build Anime Final Strike teams around damage, control, income, and support, then adapt the lineup for Story, Infinity, and Raids.
Quick answer
- Give every slot a job: damage, control or utility, income, or support.
- Use early combinations such as Vejita Super, Yuneko, and Ulquiora as role templates.
- Tune the lineup for the mode instead of copying a tier list unchanged.
- Match stats and traits to each unit's job rather than its rarity.
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Use proven role combinations
Several practical templates cover the most common jobs. For early progress, Vejita Super, Yuneko, and Ulquiora cover DPS, burn, and slow. Akoza, Fire Hashira, and Namu combine DPS, burn, and bleed. Ichiru Masked, Ice Admiral, and Yuneko combine DPS, utility, and income when those pulls are available.
For later content, the same guide lists Evolved Ichigo, Ice Admiral, and Yuneko for damage, slow, and income; Akaza, Fire Hashira, and Yuneko for burst, burn, and support; and Ichigo, Acu, and Namu for bleed, hybrid coverage, and scaling. Treat these as complete role packages rather than mandatory names.
Tune the team for the mode
Story Mode
Story stages reward a stable opening. Use a carry that can receive early upgrades, then add control or support before buying every optional damage level. Namu is a practical support substitute when Yuneko is missing.
Infinity Mode
Long runs make economy and scaling more important. Keep an income unit when possible, pair it with reliable area or hybrid damage, and reserve a slot for control that prevents late-wave leaks.
Raids
Raids and boss-heavy stages place more value on burst, boss coverage, and control timing. A burn or bleed option can complement the main damage unit, while a stun or slow unit buys time for the team to finish a priority target.
Match stats and traits to the job
The beginner guide recommends Damage for DPS units, Range for snipers and area units, and SPA for support or stunner units. Apply that order to the job, not to the unit's rarity.
Trait choices follow the same logic. Damage traits suit a carry, Wealth suits an income unit, and range or cooldown traits can help units that control space. The trait guide ranks Emperor, The One, Berserk, Frenzy, Talon, Onslaught, and Dismantle highly, while Wealth is highlighted for money-focused play.
Build substitutes when a pull is missing
Do not leave a slot empty because the exact meta unit is unavailable. Preserve the job instead:
- Replace a missing damage carry with the highest-upgraded unit that can survive the current wave range.
- Replace missing control with any reliable slow or stun option.
- Replace Yuneko with Namu when the team needs support and economy help.
- Replace a rare burst unit with burn, bleed, or hybrid coverage that solves the same leak.
This approach makes new summons easier to evaluate. A unit is valuable when it improves a job the current lineup cannot handle.