Anime Saga Roblox doesn’t go in-depth on all controls in the game so we’re here to help. Especially for console controllers since System Arts Studio introduced controller support. Speaking of which this guide will be useful even if you’re playing with a controller on PC. Here’s our Anime Saga controls and keybinds guide for all platforms.
Anime Saga PC Controls
The PC controls in Anime Saga are pretty straight forward and though you can’t customize them they’re quite easy to grasp and use. It’s all about the three ability buttons combined with the Dodge and switch character function. Here are all PC controls:
Anime Saga supports PlayStation controllers on PC so you can plug-n-play if you have one. In fact, I recommend using a controller since the game is very smooth with a controller with the camera locked. As you can see in the image above, PlayStation controls are pretty straight forward. You can’t customize them but there’s not a lot of keybinds to keep track off. Note that the third ability is on R1 and not the four face buttons on the right.
Anime Saga Xbox Controls
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Anime Saga also supports Xbox controllers. The Xbox controls for the game are similar to the PlayStation ones as you can see in the image. They follow the same pattern with the Ability 3 button being on RB instead of the face buttons.
How to Change Keybinds in Anime Saga
Unfortunately, you currently cannot change controls and keybinds in Anime Saga. This goes both for the PC keyboard controls as well as PlayStation and Xbox controllers you might use. There is a basic Settings menu in the game so System Arts Studio might allow you to customize keybinds in the future.
That’s it for my Anime Saga controls and keybinds guide for PC, PlayStation and Xbox. Check out our Anime SagaUnit and Trait tier list for some expert game play tips.
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Mythic Units are basically mandatory to have if you want to tackle late-game content. However, if you don’t evolve them, you won’t see their true power. So, to help you farm evo materials and evolve all of your Units, we prepared the following Anime Saga Unit evolutions guide.
Anime Saga Unit Evolutions Explained
Evolved Units have an additional move they can use.
All Mythic Units in Anime Saga have evolutions that increase their overall damage and unlock one additional move. Newly unlocked moves can be extremely powerful. For example, Zid’s Atomic deals more damage than the rest of its kit combined. With that in mind, you should evolve your Units as soon as you can.
How to Evolve Units in Anime Saga
When you evolve a Unit in Anime Saga, all of its stats will improve by one tier.
You can evolve Units in Anime Saga at the Evolve capsule in the main lobby. Now, each Unit has specific evolution requirements. For the most part, those requirements are Gold and craftable evolution items. Below, you can see which Units can be evolved, and what materials you need to collect to do that. If you are indecisive about which Unit to evolve first, Units with the highest priority have the best evolutions.
How to Craft Evolution Items in Anime Saga
You can craft evolution items at the Craft NPC using materials found in the Story, Raid, and Gold Shop.
You can craft evolution itemsat theCraft (Majin Buu) NPC in the main lobby. To craft an evolution item, you first need to collect some specific materials and a bit of Gold. You can farm most of these materials by doing Raids, while some are also available at the Gold Shop.
Farming Materials in Raids
The Raid stays open for 15 minutes, starting with each hour. After 15 minutes, it goes on a 45-minute cooldown.
You unlock Raids when you reach player level 25. From then on, you can easily farm materials needed for evolution items in them. Raids open up every hour at XX:00 (1:00, 2:00, etc.), and they stay open for 15 minutes before going on a 45-minute cooldown.
Raid bosses deal a lot of damage, but you can respawn even if your whole party wipes.Depending on how much damage you dealt, you will gain a certain amount of Gold, Gems, and various materials.
When you enter a Raid, you have 15 minutes to deal as much damage as you can to the boss within it. With each damage threshold you reach, you get an additional set of rewards. Even though up to eight players can join the same Raid, the damage dealt to the boss isn’t shared between them. However, teaming up with others has its benefits, as your Unit’s damage increases with more players in the same Raid.
Where to Spend Raid Tickets
Talk to the Rem and Ram NPCs in the lobby to spend your Raid tokens.You can use Tickets to buy Units and reroll consumables from the Raid Shop.
When you complete a Raid, you will get a certain number of Tickets as a reward. You can spend these Tickets at the Raid Shop NPCs to purchase Trait and Stat rerolls, as well as some very powerful limited Units, like Remu.
Buying Materials and Food at the Gold Shop
The Gold Shop refreshes every 12 hours, and you can buy randomly selected materials from it.
Suppose you are missing some materials to craft an evolution item for one of your Units. In that case, you can buy those occasionally at the Gold Shop. Keep in mind that the Gold Shop stock refreshes every 12 hours, and not all items are available from it at once. Instead, a random selection is in stock. All Rare and Epic materials are easily farmed in Raids. Thus, I suggest you purchase only Legendary and Mythic materials as they have very low drop rates.
WeaponsZid (Zid) Fan (Doma) WeaponsFrierin (Frierin)
10,000 Gold
Raids
Pochita (Chainsaw) OkorunBall (Okorun)
12,000 Gold
Raids
WeaponsZid (Zid) Fan (Doma)
That concludes our Anime Saga Unit evolutions guide. Now, you know how to take your best Units as powerful as they can be. If you want to claim some free Gems and start pulling for evolvable Units right away, then make sure to check out our Anime Saga codes.
Anime Saga Unit Evolutions FAQs
What Units can be evolved in Anime Saga?
Currently, you can only evolve Mythic Units in Anime Saga.
Can you sell materials you don’t need in Anime Saga?
Unfortunately, you can’t sell the excess materials that will inevitably pile up in your inventory.
How do you farm evolution materials in Anime Saga?
You can farm evolution materials in Anime Saga by completing Raids (level 25+). Also, if you need a specific one to evolve a Unit right away, you might find it in the Gold Shop.
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Having strong units is essential if you want to progress in Anime Saga because end-game stages can be extremely challenging. However, with so many units available, it is hard to choose which ones to roll for. To help you grind only for the best units, we prepared the following Anime Saga tier list.
Anime Saga Tier List
All units in Anime Saga ranked from best to worst — Image via TierMaker.
In the above tier list, we ranked all units in Anime Saga based on how strong they are overall and how well they scale later on. In general, rare units have better stats and thus, better scaling. However, some units stand out from the rest within each rarity tier, like Rohan and Vogita, for example. These are the factors we took into consideration when ranking each unit:
Damage, HP, and cooldowns
Scaling potential
Crowd control and AoE
End-game usefulness
List of Anime Saga Units
Below is a list of all units in Anime Saga sorted by their rank on our tier list. We included some pros and cons for each unit to give you a better idea of their strengths and why we ranked them the way we did.
S-Tier Units
A-Tier Units
B-Tier Units
Unit
Pros & Cons
+ Amazing CC potential + Stuns enemies + Decent damage and scaling – Most Legendary and Mythic units still outscale Sake
+ Amazing crowd control + Decent end-game support unit – Low damage – Worst DPS of all Legendary units
+ Decent early-game unit + Amazing combo potential – Long cooldowns – Poor scaling
+ Excellent crowd control + Very good early-game support unit – Low damage – Falls off later on because of its low damage potential
C-Tier Units
Unit
Pros & Cons
+ Best Rare unit in Anime Saga + Very good scaling potential + Excellent CC + Has an iFrame move – It still falls off later on because it’s a Rare unit – No set passive bonuses
+ Excellent DPS for a rare unit + Decent scaling – Slow animations – Falls off later on
+ Has a move with iFrames + Decent scaling potential + Excellent starter unit – Gets outclassed by rarer units – Not that great AoE
+ Decent DPS and AoE + Good starter unit – Poor scaling – Only good early-on
D-Tier Units
Unit
Pros & Cons
+ Good burst damage – M1s hit only one enemy – Long cooldowns – Worst Epic unit
+ Only decent as a starter – Low DPS – No AoE moves
+ Worst unit in Anime Saga – Low damage and slow animations – Bad scaling
How to Get New Units in Anime Saga
The units on the banners in Anime Saga rotate every hour.
You can get new units in Anime Saga by summoning them on banners that rotate every hour. The units on the banner are on a rate-up. So, you have a better chance of obtaining them than other Mythic and Legendary units. There is also a Mythical and Legendary pity system that guarantees you get a rare unit if you are unlucky. Also, some units, like Remu, are obtainable only through time-limited events.
How to Evolve Units in Anime Saga
Evolving units can be quite grindy in Anime Saga.
You can evolve units in Anime Saga at the Super Mabu NPC in the main lobby. Only specific Mythic units can be evolved, and for each of them, you will have to grind out a bunch of rare materials. Evolved units are much stronger than their regular versions. So, evolving your units should be on your priority list when playing Anime Saga.
That does it for our Anime Saga tier list. Now, you know which units to aim for when summoning and grinding for them. If you want to claim some free Gems and start summoning units right away, then make sure to check out our Anime Saga codes.
Anime Saga Tier List FAQs
What are the best early-game units in Anime Saga?
The best units for the early game in Anime Saga are Vogita, Sake, Ichigan, Itaduro, and Tanjigo.
What are the best overall units in Anime Saga?
The best units overall in Anime Saga are Zid, Remu, Frierin, Chainsaw, Rohan, and Zoru.
How long does it take to grind out the materials needed to evolve a unit in Anime Saga?
It can take you quite a bit of time to collect all of the materials needed to evolve a single unit in Anime Saga. So, you should focus on grinding the materials required to evolve the best units first.
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