Anime Expeditions Tier List

Full-area damage and an exceptional documented ceiling after Berserk activates at 25 takedowns.

Combines summon damage, enemy pushback, and a domain that strengthens Magical allies.

Copied follow-ups scale from a nearby ally while Bleed stacks create additional Spirit Bat pressure.

High damage shares a slot with amplification, summons, and enemy rewind utility.

Arcane follow-ups scale unusually well with critical chance and critical damage investment.

Giant form delivers top-end damage while rock follow-ups and defensive walls add practical value.

Excellent permanent crit scaling and repositioning, but wants multiple placements and strong equipment.

Cocoon control and linked follow-up attacks make it valuable in both damage and support lineups.

Delayed marks, explosions, and Crimson pools sustain useful pressure with a lower ceiling than S tier.

A-tier only with Unbound; its one-placement limit pushes it toward B or C without that trait.

Slow plus a two-second Stagger window creates elite control for fast waves and boss damage windows.

Spreads Burn and adds fire-wall damage, but does not match the solo ceiling of the top carries.

Useful damage when another unit maintains Burn; noticeably weaker without that setup.

Two-second Freeze and a low-health damage bonus offer dependable control and finishing power.

Fox Hunt makes this an accessible boss specialist while broader wave damage remains less flexible.

A strong aura choice when several Magical carries can remain inside its upgrade-scaled buff.

Extra Yen from kills can accelerate long maps, though income breakpoints still need live-panel checks.

Repeated hits build damage on one target, making it a practical and accessible sustained attacker.

A regenerating debuff shield improves safe clears when protection matters more than another attacker.

Valuable in Physical-heavy squads that can keep multiple carries inside the aura.

An accessible early carry whose damage falls behind evolved Mythic and Secret options.

Early economy can help on long maps, but the slot becomes harder to justify in faster modes.

Affordable damage for progression while its full passive remains incompletely documented.

Accessible early-wave slowing is useful until stronger control specialists enter the roster.

A serviceable roster bridge with limited verified information about its complete passive.

Fills a damage slot during progression but offers less documented specialization than higher tiers.

Temporary lane coverage that should be reassessed against the current in-game skill panel.

Cheap Beginner Path coverage with limited value once a dedicated damage option is available.

An early damage filler while banner pity grows, not a long-term investment target.

Low-cost reach helps on beginner maps before stronger ranged specialists arrive.

Budget lane coverage that is quickly outscaled by units with verified role utility.

Affordable first-step damage that should be replaced as soon as the squad gains a specialist.

Usable early coverage, but lacks the damage or utility required for later progression.