Defeat Anime RNG Unit Rankings

This page is the keeper-versus-fodder pass for Defeat Anime RNG on Roblox. It sits under the tier list hub and uses the same stack: mutation, then rarity, then assigned Power, then merge level. It is not a complete unit index. Defeat Anime Bosses has not published a sealed roster, and this wiki will not invent one. The only named keeper we treat as confirmed is Genius Mutated Kobeni from the Chainsaw code. Everything else is an anime-inspired fighter you evaluate with the live index on the copy you own.

If you came here hoping for a forty-name S-tier, stop. Rank the bodies in your inventory. A name list we guessed would be worse than no list.

Keepers versus fodder

A keeper is a copy you still want in a slot after the next merge session. A fodder copy exists to die into a keeper. Most rolls start as fodder. That is the loop. Treating every anime-inspired fighter as a main is how Trait Shards vanish and Death Castle stays closed.

Keepers, in practice:

• Any mutated copy, especially Genius Mutated Kobeni from working codes after Death Castle (450K Coins).
• A high-rarity roll whose live DPS is in a different league from your 1-in-2 commons. The thumbnails bill that ceiling near 100 million DPS.
• A mid-rarity body that already has a Power (Angelic or Blossom) and a high merge, if you have not rolled anything rarer.
• The single copy you have actually fed. One Level 200 body beats six Level 8 bodies that share the same shards.

Fodder, in practice:

• Duplicate commons billed around 1 in 2 and about 5 DPS.
• Extra copies of a keeper that do not carry a better mutation or Power.
• Anything you would not put on a boss if the server ended in thirty seconds.

If you are unsure, open mutation rankings before you merge. Mutation is the only axis that is hard to rebuild. Rarity can drop again. Merge can be farmed. A Genius tag cannot be pasted back on once you eat it.

Why 100 million DPS ultra-rares matter

Official art splits the pitch in half. One side is a 1 in 2 academy fighter or straw-hat pirate at about 5 DPS. The other side is a 1 in 999,999,999 white-haired sorcerer or awakened pirate at about 100 million DPS. That is not a patch note. It is the game telling you the rarity axis is not a small bump. It is several orders of magnitude.

On a six-player server, waves and bosses scale with time, not with your feelings about a cute common. A 5 DPS body can clear the tutorial and farm Coins toward Death Castle. It cannot be your plan for later zones. An ultra-rare that actually lands is worth luck potions, group luck, and a pause in merging until you know which copy is the main.

That does not mean every session should chase the 999,999,999 line. The odds on the thumbnail are a marketing ceiling, not a promise that you will see that roll this week. Use rarity odds for luck potions, likes, and the Defeat Anime Bosses group bonus. Use this page to decide what happens after a rare lands: it becomes a keeper, it gets food, and it does not share shards with three mid cards.

Why a high-level merge can beat a fresh rare

Merge is the fourth axis, not the first. It still moves real DPS. The overview thumbnail on this wiki shows an orange-gi martial artist at Level 1 next to the same archetype at Level 999 with a golden aura. The live game is an incremental. Levels are the grind you control.

A fresh ultra-rare at Level 1 can look worse than a mid-rarity you have been feeding since the first hour. That is expected. It is not a reason to delete the ultra-rare. Park the new rare, stop spreading food, and redirect merges and Trait Shards until the live index on the rare passes the old main. If the rare also has a mutation or a Power, it leapfrogs even faster.

The reverse mistake is hoarding an unmerged “rare” while your actual damage sits on a Level 1 common you refuse to feed. Merge the keeper you have. Then replace it when a true upgrade exists. Team building is the page for how many slots you fill while that swap happens.

Kobeni as a code-granted mutated keeper

Chainsaw is the ranking exception. After Death Castle opens, that code grants Genius Mutated Kobeni. You did not roll the mutation. You pasted it. That copy is a keeper the moment it hits the roster.

Do not merge Genius Mutated Kobeni into a plain Kobeni, a random common, or a higher-rarity body that has no mutation. You would spend the top axis to chase the second axis. Read mutation rankings before any Kobeni merge. Park Power Angelic or Power Blossom on Kobeni only if you have already decided Kobeni is the long-term main; Powers are assigned, not rolled, and they should follow the keeper, not the newest shiny face.

If Chainsaw fails, you probably have not unlocked Death Castle. Codes sit behind 450K Coins. The codes list and the beginner guide cover that gate. Like the experience and join the group for extra luck on the rolls that are not code-granted.

What this page will not do

It will not name a full licensed roster. It will not pretend 5 DPS and 100 million DPS are measured from our own combat log. Those figures are the official thumbnail language. It will not outrank the live index. When Update3 or a later drop retunes a fighter, the copy in your inventory is the source of truth.

Use the units hub to think about collection, then return here when you have to pick a slot. New named drops belong on the updates hub. New strings belong on codes. This page only answers keep or feed.