Becoming a legendary warrior in the Roblox game Anime Zero requires mastering its diverse array of fighting styles, each inspired by powerful anime characters. Choosing the right style can be the difference between victory and defeat, and with many options available, knowing where to invest your resources, particularly Lucky Spins, is crucial.
This tier list breaks down every available fighting style, ranking them from the most potent S-Tier choices to the less effective D-Tier options, helping players identify the best abilities to pursue.
S Tier
The S-Tier represents the absolute best fighting styles currently in Anime Zero, offering immense power and game-changing abilities. At the top is the Void Arbiter, the newest addition, which boasts incredible damage output and a unique aerial attack that rains magical swords upon enemies. Its rapid attack speed allows for frequent critical hits, swiftly decimating opponents. Complementing the Void Arbiter is the Astral Blossom, lauded as the premier support style. It not only delivers fast, hard-hitting attacks but also provides crucial buffs, increasing damage and speed for allies. Pairing Astral Blossom with Void Arbiter allows players to capitalize on buffed damage for devastating combos.
The Shadow Monarch, inspired by Sung Jin-Woo from Solo Leveling, excels in speed. Its lightning-fast attacks quickly deplete enemy health bars, and its special abilities are designed for rapid elimination, making it a superb damage-per-second (DPS) option.
A Tier
Fighting styles in the A-Tier are exceptionally powerful, falling just short of the top-tier S-Tier. The Silver Calamity, inspired by Frieren from Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, is a formidable ranged combatant. It unleashes devastating magical beams and area-of-effect (AoE) attacks capable of clearing groups of enemies with blinding flashes of light, making it a near S-Tier contender.
Inferno Prince, based on Rin Okumura from Blue Exorcist, is a fire-wielding style adept at wide, sweeping attacks. While not as fast as Shadow Monarch, it excels in large arenas, and its Ultimate is particularly effective against single targets, delivering powerful, focused blows. Cataclysm, featuring Hoshimi Miyabi from Zenless Zone Zero, is notable as the only Lyth unit obtainable through rolling rather than leaderboard progression. It delivers powerful AoE attacks that can decimate enemy groups, making it a highly desirable and accessible strong unit.
Flame Director, drawing from Hu Tao from Genshin Impact, is another potent Lyth option. Its skillset includes fast, hard-hitting moves, and crucially, it inflicts damage-over-time with flame effects. While not rivaling S-Tier units, Flame Director is a strong choice that can carry players through challenging battles.
B Tier
B-Tier styles offer solid performance, particularly for mid-game progression. The Mochi Commander, inspired by Katakuri from One Piece, is considered the best of the Arcane pulls. Its first skill deploys damaging turrets, while other abilities offer useful AoE attacks and ranged options, providing consistent damage and utility.
Cursed King, based on Sukuna from Jujutsu Kaisen, provides solid AoE attacks and good mobility, making it an accessible and effective pick-up for the early to mid-game. Despite not reaching the highest ranks, it offers good value for its ease of acquisition.
Dragon Eclipse, embodying Guts from Berserk, is the top-tier Mythic style. Its standard attacks are slow but deal massive damage, complemented by quicker skills that can hit multiple enemies. It stands out as a strong alternative if Arcane units are not yet obtainable. Divine Emperor (Shanks, One Piece) and Immortal Sovereign (Alucard, Hellsing) round out the B-Tier. Divine Emperor, despite being an Arcane unit, is relatively slow with limited AoE capabilities. Immortal Sovereign, while part of a more generic group, offers decent AoE, charge attacks, and ranged options with a stylish flair.
C Tier
C-Tier fighting styles are generally less remarkable, with some notable exceptions. Lights Of Divinity (Saber, Fate) is the weakest Mythic, offering a bit of everything without excelling in any particular area. Kings Gambit (Yoichi Nagumo, Sakamoto Days) is the best of the Legendary tier, featuring fast attacks and higher DPS than others in its bracket, though investing heavily is still not recommended.
Twisted Agony, based on Juuzou Suzuya's axe from Tokyo Ghoul, has a high attack speed but lacks the DPS to justify its use. Rubber Man (Luffy, One Piece), while among the worst, includes some decent AoE and ranged moves, with a standout Ultimate for its rarity, making it a slightly better option than the lowest-ranked styles if no other choices are available.
D Tier
The D-Tier includes the least effective fighting styles, primarily serving as starting points. Cosmic Warrior (Goku, Dragon Ball) suffers from a weak moveset and low damage, making it a style to be replaced quickly. However, its AoE attacks prevent it from being at the absolute bottom. Thunder Prodigy (Killua Zoldyck, Hunter x Hunter) sits at the very bottom. Its low damage and basic moveset make it largely ineffective, and players are advised to seek better options immediately.