Anime Final Strike Units Guide: Summons, Stats, and Teams
Learn how to summon Anime Final Strike units, read their stats, and build a balanced roster before spending rare upgrade resources.
Quick answer
- Summon in the lobby and check the Standard Banner before spending gems.
- Use Damage, Range, and SPA to match a unit to its job.
- Build around damage, utility, and income instead of stacking one role.
- Save expensive rerolls and evolution materials for units you will keep.
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How to Get Units
The lobby Summon feature is the main starting point for a roster. It sits between the Gold Shop and Crafting. The Standard Banner contains the summonable pool, while units locked behind special content use their own acquisition route.
Check the featured units before pulling and ask whether a new unit fills a role your team lacks. A lower-rarity support or income unit can help more than a duplicate damage role.
Rarities, Odds, and Pity
The roster is grouped into Secret, Mythic, Legendary, Epic, and Rare categories. Evolution forms appear alongside base units, so treat an evolved version as a separate upgrade goal.
| Rarity | Published overall chance | Practical use |
|---|---|---|
| Mythic | 0.4% | Save for a featured Mythic that fills a key role. |
| Legendary | 9.5% | Useful for early damage and utility gaps. |
| Epic | 30% | Normal source of early progression units. |
| Rare | 60% | Keep practical starters, but limit long-term investment. |
| Secret | Not disclosed | Treat the chase as a bonus, not a guaranteed plan. |
The published reference lists Mythic pity at 250 summons and Legendary pity at 50. Keep a reserve for pity and future rotations.
Read a Unit Before Investing
Every unit has three core stats: Damage, Range, and SPA, or seconds per attack. Read them together with the attack shape and job.
| Unit job | Stat to check first | Good fit |
|---|---|---|
| Main DPS | Damage | High damage that remains useful after upgrades. |
| Sniper or AoE | Range | Reach that covers lanes or a wide attack pattern. |
| Support or stun | SPA | Frequent attacks that apply utility reliably. |
| Income | Money effects | Cash generation that funds the damage plan. |
The beginner reference uses Ichiru Masked, Akoza, and Fire Hashira as Damage priorities; Vejita Super, Enorai, and Ulquiora as Range priorities; and Ice Admiral, Namu, and Yuneko as SPA or utility priorities.
Upgrade Order That Protects Your Resources
- Keep one dependable damage unit and one utility or income unit.
- Upgrade units that already clear your current story stage.
- Use ordinary stat materials on temporary units and reserve perfect materials for units you will keep.
- Reroll traits after the unit has a confirmed role.
- Evolve after checking the material route and target mode.
This keeps the roster playable while you wait for a better banner.
Starter Team Patterns
Published beginner examples combine different jobs:
| Pattern | Jobs covered | Example units |
|---|---|---|
| Early progression | DPS, burn, slow | Vejita Super, Yuneko, Ulquiora |
| Boss and wave pressure | DPS, burn, bleed | Akoza, Fire Hashira, Namu |
| Safe mid-game core | DPS, utility, income | Ichiru Masked, Ice Admiral, Yuneko |
Replace a name when your roster lacks it, but preserve the job. Utility can create more damage windows than a second average DPS unit.