Woo
Woo is a Secret Anime Squadron banner unit players pull as a rare damage carry and the required base form for Woo (Shadow).
Best for: Players who want a rare damage unit now and a path into Woo (Shadow) later
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Anime Squadron Secret Units
Anime Squadron secret units are not normal early summons. Woo (Shadow) is a banner-secret chase, while Gometa (SSJ4), Puppeteer (Transcendent), Madora (Gunbai), and Shanron (Omega) sit around harder routes such as evolution, challenge, raid, act, or special-item progression. A secret unit matters when the route gives the squad a long-term carry, boss killer, tank, support piece, or farming upgrade that normal pulls cannot replace.
All Secret Units In Anime Squadron
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Woo (Shadow)
Woo (Shadow) is a Secret Anime Squadron DPS unit players chase from banners for raw damage, speed farming, and Infinite Mode scaling.
Best for: Players saving gems for a damage unit that scales in long fights and speeds up repeated farming
Anime Squadron secret units are hidden, banner-secret, or evolved high-rarity characters for accounts past the first roster. Route, pity cost, evolution item, mode requirement, trait fit, and gear fit decide the chase.
What Counts as a Secret Unit
A secret unit is a high-rarity or hidden-route unit that asks for more than a normal early summon. Some secret units come from banner pity. Others are tied to evolution steps, raid or act clears, challenge drops, special quests, or rare items such as Primal Core. A unit that only needs a common pull and no special route belongs with regular units first.
How Secret Units Shape Progress
Secret units belong later, after the account can already clear basic Story stages and farm resources without stalling. A banner-secret target can drain Gems before it changes the lineup. An evolved unit can need a base unit, awakening materials, raid clears, Infinite waves, and Gold before it comes online. The best secret route solves the current wall: boss damage, long-run scaling, survival, support, or farming speed.
Where Secret Units Earn the Chase
Secret units earn the chase through route burden first, then battle role. Woo (Shadow) costs pulls and pity planning. Gometa (SSJ4) points toward Goki, Vegata, Primal Fusion, Primal Core, and awakening materials. Madora (Gunbai) and Shanron (Omega) point toward act or raid pressure. Puppeteer (Transcendent) points toward challenge farming. The best chase is the one your roster can actually finish and use.
How Secret Units Connect to Other Systems
Secret units sit between Units, Banners, Awakening Items, Materials, Traits, Gear, and Game Modes. Banners tell you whether a unit can be pulled. Awakening items and materials tell you whether an evolved route can finish. Traits and stat rerolls tell you whether the finished unit reaches its role. Gear and modes tell you whether the unit wins the fight that made the route attractive.
When a Secret Unit Chase Pays Off
A secret unit chase pays off when the unit name, base unit, obtain route, pity meter, required item, stage or raid name, material list, Gold cost, trait need, gear fit, and target mode all point to one finished route. If one part of the route is missing, rare pulls, cubes, and materials usually belong in the stash.
Secret Units FAQ
What are Anime Squadron secret units?
Secret units are hidden, banner-secret, or evolved high-rarity units that usually need pity, special items, acts, raids, challenges, or evolution steps instead of only a normal early summon.
Is Woo (Shadow) a secret unit?
Woo (Shadow) is a banner-secret chase. The active summon banner and pity meter tell you whether Gems have a clear target.
Is Gometa (SSJ4) part of secret-unit progression?
Yes. Gometa (SSJ4) is tied to a high-end evolution route around Goki, Vegata, Primal Fusion, Primal Core, and awakening materials.
Are secret units the same as a tier list?
No. Secret units are an obtain-route and rarity group. A tier list ranks finished units against each other after their traits, gear, and mode value are compared.
Which secret unit comes first?
The first secret unit is usually the route your roster can finish. A banner secret needs enough Gems and pity planning; an evolved secret needs the base unit, materials, Gold, and the modes required for its item route.