Anime Expeditions Tier List (July 2026)

An elite Physical carry that rewards early placement and time to build its takedown-based power.

Copies a nearby high-value attacker, giving careful placement an exceptional damage ceiling.

Cycles line, circle, and full-area spells while building stronger Arcane follow-ups over time.

Marks the strongest enemy to take 20% more incoming damage, making it especially useful against bosses.

Its powerful Yen generation accelerates the upgrades and effectiveness of the entire team.

IGN’s leading overall option thanks to summons, enemy rewind, strong damage, and Magical team support.

Multi-path Toy summons delay enemy pressure and create valuable time for the rest of the team.

Crimson Mark explosions and lingering pools make it a dependable lane-clearing damage dealer.

Spreads Burn across groups and can place Wall of Fire for controlled lane damage.

A strong Burn-oriented option that becomes more valuable alongside Flame Emperor.

Giant Form provides strong burst damage, although its best output is less consistent than S-tier carries.

Can ramp critical chance and damage across targets, but depends heavily on good map placement.

Slow and Stagger keep enemies grouped, enabling both its own team and other synergy-dependent units.

Rewards clustered enemies and coordinated nearby attackers, but needs favorable positioning.

Provides reliable critical pressure, with a tradeoff when its damage theft affects nearby allies.

A useful Magical damage buffer, but only reaches full value in a heavily Magical lineup.

A solid early Legendary choice for boss-focused teams without the broader impact of higher tiers.

Offers useful early progression damage but is more focused on clearing weaker enemies.

Builds value while focusing the same target, making it useful but more specialized.

A capable Physical damage buffer whose team restriction keeps it below more flexible supports.

Supports Magical teams with a regenerating bubble that helps protect against debuffs.

A practical Epic upgrade over starter units, but normally replaced after obtaining Legendary or Mythic options.

Useful during early progression as an Epic unit, with a lower long-term ceiling than higher rarities.

A stronger bridge beyond the starting roster, but not a final investment priority.

Helps clear early content until stronger Legendary or Mythic units become available.

A serviceable Epic progression unit that is eventually outscaled by higher-rarity pulls.

Worth using over Rare starters, while remaining a temporary roster upgrade.

A starting Rare unit intended to be replaced as soon as stronger progression pulls arrive.

A functional early starter without enough standout value for long-term investment.

Useful at the beginning, then outclassed by Epic and higher-rarity units.

Part of the starting foundation and best treated as a temporary roster slot.

A basic Rare starter that should be swapped out when a stronger unit reaches comparable investment.

Supports the first stages but offers limited reason to invest after acquiring Epic units.