This is the current 33-unit release index. Form names are kept as they appear in the game-facing roster. An ability marked not fully documented is intentionally left open instead of being filled with a skill borrowed from another anime tower-defense game. After finding a unit, compare its role in the tier list, DPS index, or support index, then place it in a team template. The unit stats and upgrade tracker shows which DMG, SPA, Range, and cost fields have a controlled capture.
Visual unit dex
Use the portraits to find the right card quickly, then read the rarity and job before investing. Some source images retain old banner rates or prices; treat those words as part of the screenshot, not as current availability. The live Rates and reward panels always take priority.
Forbidden Teacher
Buffs Magical units inside the aura, with stronger buffs after upgrades.
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Water Princess
Protects the nearest ally from one debuff, then regenerates the shield.
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Stone Alchemist
An early economy option for maps that allow time to scale.
Bounty Hunter
Use as affordable damage while its full passive remains undocumented.
Ice Mage
Supplies accessible early-wave slowing.
Demon Cyborg
A roster bridge whose complete passive is not fully documented.
Nen Hunter
Fills a damage slot until a better-documented specialist arrives.
Corps Captain
Useful as a temporary lane option; verify the current skill panel.
Curly Brow
Cheap early coverage for Beginner Path teams.
Kid Assassin
Fills an early damage slot while banner pity grows.
Reishi Archer
Provides low-cost reach on beginner maps.
Thunder Shinobi
A budget lane filler before the roster gains specialists.
Carrot
Affordable damage for the first progression steps.
Rubber Boy
Use for early coverage, then replace by team role rather than portrait rarity.
How to use the roster
Secret, Exclusive, and evolved Mythic units tend to define late-game teams, but their form matters. A base Puppet is not the same test subject as Puppet (Telekinetic), and base Shadow does not yet have Shadow (Divine)‘s complete summon package.
Legendary supports and farm units can remain valuable after a stronger carry arrives. Build around the job you need: Ramen Guy or Stone Alchemist for economy, Forbidden Teacher or The Hero for an aura, Water Princess for protection, and Ice Queen or Salmon Sorcerer for control.
Epic and Rare units are affordable coverage while completing the Beginner Path and building banner pity. Replace them by job, not merely because a higher-rarity portrait appears. When a unit joins the active roster, check its best equipment target and the placement guide before spending rerolls or rebuilding the lane.