Anime Zero Tier List

If you want to become a legendary warrior in Anime Zero, you’ll need a fighting style to match your ambition. There are plenty to collect too, with the game letting you wield the weapons and abilities of characters like Frieren, Guts, Sukuna, and many more of anime’s most powerful heroes and villains.

If you’re wondering which fighting styles you should seek out, we’ve got you covered. Below, we’ve put together a full Tier List of every fighting style in Anime Zero, so you know where to invest your Lucky Spins.

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Anime Zero Tier List

Below, you’ll find our full Anime Zero Tier List, complete with our favourite (and least favourite) of the game’s current arsenal. Of course, this is subjective! I’m but a humble man who gets a kick out of waving my hand and making magical swords fall on my enemies. If you disagree with any of our rankings, let us know why a style we didn’t mesh with is actually OP in the comments below!

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S Tier

Void Arbiter (Ye Shunguang, Zenless Zone Zero)

The latest fighting style added to the game, Ye-O (AKA, the Void Arbiter), clears as the best to date. It’s immensely powerful in its own right, while also offering some of the best abilities currently in the game, including the power to rise into the air and launch magical swords down on your victims. Part of its appeal is how fast it attacks, allowing you to deal huge damage and achieve more critical hits, decimating foes.

Astral Blossom (Astra Yao, Zenless Zone Zero)

Easily the best support in the game, making it a great companion for Ye-O. Astral Blossom hits hard and fast, but can also cast buffs, giving any player in the arena increased damage and speed. If you’re filling your first slot with Void Arbiter, then Astral Blossom should fit in the second, allowing you to cast buffs, then unleash deadly moves to capitalise on the damage increase.

Shadow Monarch (Sung Jin-Woo, Solo Leveling)

Much like Sung Jin-Woo in Solo Leveling, the strength of Shadow Monarch is all in its speed. It boasts lightning-fast attacks that melt enemy health bars, and special abilities that can capitalise on the damage to wipe foes off the map. It’s a great DPS that will clear out almost anything in your way.

A Tier

Silver Calamity (Frieren, Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End)

Silver Calamity is a sensationally powerful ranged unit, and equipping it will let you fry your foes with the same magic Frieren uses in the anime. Just like there, expect a lot of white beams of death and special abilities that wipe out packs of enemies in a flash of light. She’s teetering on S-tier, but doesn’t pack quite the punch to make the top of the list.

Inferno Prince (Rin Okumura, Blue Exorcist)

A fire-wielder that is especially good at dealing wide slashes, Inferno Prince may not hit as fast or hard as a DPS like Shadow Monarch, but he does great in large arenas. His Ultimate is also fantastic for focusing on a single enemy, allowing him to deal a series of big blows in a single line that can melt bosses and send you back to the lobby quickly.

Cataclysm (Hoshimi Miyabi, Zenless Zone Zero)

Cataclysm is the only Lyth unit you can currently roll for rather than earning through ascending the leaderboards, and for that, she deserves some props. But on top of that, she’s a monster of a unit that can hit powerful AOE attacks that destroy packs of enemies. She’s easier to get your hands on than any other unit this strong, and you should lock her down as soon as possible.

Flame Director (Hu Tao, Genshin Impact)

Another heavy hitter from the Lyth lineup, Flame Director has a bunch of fast, powerful moves, but the main bonus to her skillset is the fact she inflicts flame damage, which melts enemies’ health bars over time. Flame Director definitely doesn’t rival anyone in top tier, but her fighting style is a great get, and one that can carry you through some tough battles while you fight your way up to earning S-Tier units.

B Tier

Mochi Commander (Katakuri, One Piece)

Arguably the best of the Arcane pulls, Mochi Commander really should be your first main as you move towards pulling Cataclysm and acquiring Lyth weapons. His first skill summons turrets that do consistent damage, while his others are useful AOEs that will hit multiple enemies for big damage. Not to mention he has some solid ranged attacks to utilise. He’s a very useful mid-game pick, especially with a beefy trait.

Cursed King (Sukuna, Jujutsu Kaisen)

You wouldn’t think it from watching any moment where Sukuna gets unleashed in JJK, but yeah, the king of curses definitely isn’t the best of the best in Anime Zero. Still, he’s pretty damn good as a unit you can get relatively early with a few Lucky Spins. He’s got solid AOE attacks and can move in and out of combat fast. He’s not quite as useful as the Mochi Commander, but he’s an easy win of a pick-up in the early to mid game.

Dragon Eclipse (Guts, Beserk)

The best of the Mythics and my personal best boy of all time, Guts’ fighting style is exactly what you’d imagine if you’ve read the manga. You bonk stuff with a big sword four times the size of an average human being, and goddamn it, IT GETS RESULTS! His standard attacks are slow but do huge damage, while his skills are quick and can hit multiple enemies at once. If you don’t have Lucky Rolls to grab an Arcane unit, Guts is so dang good that he slots right below the best Arcane has to offer despite being easier to roll.

Divine Emperor (Shanks, One Piece)

Divine Emperor isn’t bad, but for an Arcane, he really isn’t as up to snuff as the others. He’s relatively slow to attack, doesn’t offer many useful AOEs to count on, and his DPS is low. But he’s an Arcane unit, and as such, his stats are higher than most of the Mythics below him.

Immortal Sovereign (Alucard, Hellsing)

From here on in, we get to the more generic units that are best avoided in favour of others, but out of that pack, Alucard is by far top dog. His specials allow him to hit a relatively wide AOE, charge through lines of foes and unleash a multi-hit ranged attack that keeps foes at bay. But the biggest bonus? His guns look damn cool while you’re doing it.

C Tier

Lights Of Divinity (Saber, Fate)

The weakest of the Mythics, Lights Of Divinity is essentially just a beefed-up version of the lower-ranked units in Anime Zero. It has a little bit of everything, including an AOE and a speedy ranged strike, but its moveset isn’t particularly notable. It is stronger than the lower rarities. I’d just suggest setting your sights on Dragon Eclipse or Immortal Sovereign instead.

Kings Gambit (Yoichi Nagumo, Sakomoto Days)

The best of the Legendary options, King’s Gambit is nothing to write home about, but it’s got a fast attack speed and has a higher DPS than the others in its bracket. It’s the best of the weaker options in the game, but grab some Lucky Spins and try to boost up to a Mythic unit instead of investing Trait Crystals and other re

Twisted Agony (Juuzou Suzuya, Tokyo Ghoul)

Suzuya’s axe from Tokyo Ghoul is undeniably very cool, but far from a weapon you need to go and get. It’s got a high attack speed, but the DPS doesn’t make it worth it. Definitely not the worst in the game, but not one worth maining for sure.

Rubber Man (Luffy, One Piece)

The best of the worst units in the game, Rubber Man is just squeaking out of our bottom tier by virtue of having some decent enough AOE attacks and ranged moves. Plus, his Ultimate is a particular standout for the Epic rarity styles. If you have no rolls to spare, he’s better than our final two fighting styles.

D Tier

Cosmic Warrior (Goku, Dragon Ball)

Alas, unfortunately, my boy Goku has once again been relegated to a starter character, and thus his move set and damage are just flat-out bad here. Don’t bother keeping him around for long; just roll for a better unit. However, his AOEs keep him from the very bottom of the list.

Thunder Prodigy (Killua Zoldyck, Hunter x Hunter)

The bottom of the back, ironically, is the Thunder Prodigy. While he may be a prodigy, I guess we have to remember these abilities do belong to a child, and as such, they are somewhat pitiful. Low damage and a bog-standard array of moves don’t stop this set from being pretty useless, so just avoid it and roll for something better as soon as possible.

And that’s our ranking of every single fighting style in Anime Zero! If you’re looking for more tier lists for your favourite Roblox games, be sure to check out our Command An Army Tier List and our Anime Expeditions Tier List. For anything else, you can find our full list of Roblox guides here.