Units

Defeat Anime RNG Units

Collection hub for rolls, merges, mutations, and the team you actually send at bosses.

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Units Hub

This is the roster and collection hub for Defeat Anime RNG, the live Roblox incremental from Defeat Anime Bosses. You roll anime-inspired fighters, merge duplicates to level them, fight bosses, survive waves, and unlock zones. Units are the whole product. Codes, luck, and shards only exist to change which copies sit in your slots.

The hub does not invent a licensed index. The only named unit this wiki treats as a confirmed drop is Genius Mutated Kobeni from the Chainsaw code. Other fighters are anime-inspired archetypes you rank with the live in-game index. Official thumbnails show the two gaps that matter: 1 in 2 / ~5 DPS versus 1 in 999,999,999 / ~100M DPS, and Level 1 versus Level 999. Use those pictures. Do not pretend they are a complete catalog.

What a collection actually is

A collection in this game is not a binder. It is a merge tree plus a fight roster on a six-player server.

Units enter the account in three ways:

  1. Rolls. Coins buy attempts. Rarity language on the art is 1-in-X. Luck potions, a like on the experience, and a join on the Defeat Anime Bosses group add extra luck.
  2. Codes. After Death Castle (450K Coins), working codes can grant a mutated unit, Powers, Trait Shards, or potions. Chainsaw is the collection event. Evangelion and Blossom grant Powers, not new faces.
  3. Merges. Duplicates become levels. Levels are the grind you control. A fed mid-roll can out-hit a fresh rare until you redirect food.

If a copy cannot win a slot on the next boss, it is food. If it carries a mutation, a huge rarity gap, or a Power you already assigned, it is a keeper. The tier list hub is the ranking stack (mutation, rarity, Power, merge). This hub is the inventory view of that stack.

Subpages on this hub

  • Rarity odds explains the 1-in-X language from the game art, the DPS gap between common and ultra-rare pitches, and how luck potions actually get used.
  • Team building is the featured practical page: how to fill a team for waves versus bosses, why you merge into one body, and why spreading Trait Shards across six mediocre copies stalls Death Castle.
  • Kobeni is the only named confirmed drop: Genius Mutated Kobeni from Chainsaw after Death Castle. Protect the mutation branch.
  • Unit rankings is the keeper-versus-fodder framework, including why a 100 million DPS ultra-rare matters and why a high merge can still beat a fresh rare.
  • Mutation rankings ranks mutation value, walks the Genius branch on Kobeni, and keeps Angelic and Blossom off the mutation axis.

If you just loaded in, pair this hub with the beginner guide. Collection advice is useless if you are still generating the 450K Coins that unlock codes.

How to look at your roster without a name list

Open the live index on each copy. Sort mentally in the same order the tier hub uses:

  • Mutation tag visible? Keeper. Genius Mutated Kobeni sits here even if you rolled prettier faces later.
  • No mutation, but the rarity pitch is in a different league from your 5 DPS commons? Keeper, then feed it.
  • Assigned Power Angelic or Power Blossom? That modifier belongs on a keeper, not on a common you will eat.
  • Highest merge among ties? Keep that body, feed the rest.

The straw-hat pirate split, the academy-fighter split, and the orange-gi Level 1 versus Level 999 split are teaching images. They show odds and levels. They are not permission to fill this wiki with guessed character names.

Codes that change the collection

Redeem these after Death Castle, then come back to this hub:

  • Chainsaw — Genius Mutated Kobeni (a unit, a mutation, a keeper).
  • Evangelion — Power Angelic (assign to a main).
  • Blossom — Power Blossom (assign to a main).
  • Shard and potion codes (bugfix, Bugfixes1, Update3, micropatch1, UpdateTwo, Release) — fuel for rarity sessions and merge sessions, not extra faces.

Like the experience and join the group before a long roll. Extra luck is a collection tool. It does not replace the merge plan on team building.

Six-player servers and your roster

Defeat Anime RNG runs online with up to six players. Your units are still account-bound. Sitting next to someone who already owns Kobeni does not grant you Kobeni. Their ultra-rare does not land in your inventory. Play together for the instance. Rank your own copies.

When a numbered drop such as Update3 lands, check the updates hub and the named changelog. A patch can retune DPS. It does not change the way a collection is built: roll, protect mutations, merge keepers, assign Powers, spend shards on one branch. New strings still appear first in the Discord and on the group wall.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for codes, merges, bosses, and Death Castle.

Is this a complete Defeat Anime RNG unit roster?

No. Beyond Genius Mutated Kobeni we describe anime-inspired fighters and thumbnail splits. Rank copies with the live index and the tier list hub.

Where should I start if I just rolled a pile of commons?

Pick one keeper, feed the rest, and read team building so Trait Shards stay on a single branch.

How do rarity odds affect my collection?

1-in-X language and the 5 DPS versus 100 million DPS pitch decide which rolls become keepers. Rarity odds covers luck potions and group luck.

Does the Chainsaw code add a unit or just currency?

A unit: Genius Mutated Kobeni, after Death Castle. Full strings sit on the codes list. Protect that mutation on the mutation rankings page.

Do friends on a six-player server share units?

No. Rosters are account-bound. You still want a merge plan from unit rankings even if a teammate already has an ultra-rare.