Anime Galaxies Units

Every Anime Galaxies unit we have a source for, from Rare starters to Secret units like Bald Hero, Freezo and Demon King, with rarity, role and where the published tier lists rank them. Pick a unit for its page, or open the Anime Galaxies tier list to see the ranking side by side.

Tiers come from the published lists; see the Anime Galaxies unit tier list for who ranked what.

UnitTierOverview
Bald HeroSAnime Galaxies Bald Hero is the Secret unit Update 0.5 added on October 31, 2026, a One Punch Man parody that players call Saitama. You…
Roger (Pirate King)SRoger (Pirate King) is a Secret unit in Anime Galaxies that mixes damage with team support: he stuns, ignores shields and raises the…
Sokonu (King)ASokonu (King) is a Secret unit in Anime Galaxies, a Sukuna parody built for dense waves: his attacks bleed healthy enemies, hit weakened…
Ultra GowkoSUltra Gowko is a Secret unit in Anime Galaxies tied to the MUI Goku event, and one of the few units confirmed to hit both air and ground.…
FreezoSFreezo is a Secret unit in Anime Galaxies, a Frieza parody that comes from the Namek Portal. ProGameGuides, Destructoid and MrGuider all…
Demon KingSDemon King is a Secret unit in Anime Galaxies, a Muzan parody unlocked in Endless mode with a Muzan Invitation. ProGameGuides, Destructoid…
Ishgo (Perfect Mask)AMythic damage dealer that builds a hit gauge, then enters a Bleed-heavy Rage window.
Goju (Six Eyes)BMythic whose aura only hits enemies near his centre; best at path bends.
Zid (Atomic)AMythic ranked highly but with no published kit details.
Stork (Resurrection)BMythic area damage dealer that gets stronger when no other unit stands close.
Joren (Unlimited)BMythic with no published kit details; guides disagree widely on tier.
Megomu (Shadows)CMythic control unit that slows enemies and hits slowed targets harder.
Itoshi (Awakened)AMythic ranked A by every list but with no published kit.
Zenith (Awakened)BUpdate-era Mythic. PGG calls it 'Zenith (Sleeping)', Destructoid and MrGuider call it 'Zenith (Awakened)' (possibly two forms of one unit).
Tango (Flamboyant)AUpdate-era Mythic with no published kit.
RocketCNamed in the Destructoid and MrGuider lists only; rarity and acquisition not stated.
SpedwagSSpedwag is the Epic farm unit in Anime Galaxies, a Speedwagon parody. He earns the in-match money you spend on placing and upgrading the…
FojiAFoji is a Legendary unit in Anime Galaxies that hits both air and ground and slows enemies. Every guide we read recommends him for flying…
GenBProvisional Legendary progression pick (B tier).
KitzaruBProvisional Legendary progression pick (B tier). Destructoid names 'Kizaru' with Foji as a beginner unit that can hit fliers.
NatzoBProvisional Legendary progression pick (B tier).
KizuaBProvisional Legendary progression pick (B tier).
GowkoCEpic starter unit; guides say replace it with better units early.
ItodokiCEpic starter unit; guides say replace it with better units early.
HippoCEpic starter unit; guides say replace it with better units early.
VegiraCEpic starter unit; guides say replace it with better units early.
San-GDRare starter unit; guides say replace immediately.
ZortoDRare starter unit; guides say replace immediately.
SoskeeDRare starter unit; guides say replace immediately.
SakooraDRare starter unit; guides say replace immediately.

Anime Galaxies units by rarity

Anime Galaxies units come in five rarities: Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic and Secret, and some can also be Shiny. The game uses parody names, so Sokonu is Sukuna, Goju is Gojo, Ishgo is Ichigo and Bald Hero is Saitama; each unit page lists the other spellings people search.

Rare and Epic Anime Galaxies units are starters. The guides agree you should replace them as soon as you summon better, with one exception: Spedwag, the Epic farm unit, stays useful all game. Mythic units are the main banner targets, and most Secret units come from modes rather than the banner: Freezo from the Namek Portal, Demon King from Endless and Bald Hero from the Battle Tower.

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Where this unit data comes from

Unit kits and numbers come from ProGameGuides' tier list, which tested each unit; rarities and tiers come from games.gg, ProGameGuides, Destructoid and MrGuider; the Update 0.5 units come from creator videos that read the in-game panels. Fan wiki farms are not used. Nothing here is our own in-game test, so every page says how sure the data is.