Anime Squadron tier lists help players decide where summons, trait shards, reroll cubes, gear materials, evolution materials, perk upgrades, and upgrade gold go first. Start with the unit list for the broad roster order, then move into DPS, support, economy, tank, farming units, resource farming methods, Raid, Infinite, beginner, secret unit, evolution priority, perk, trait, gear, and team comp rankings when one role or resource starts blocking progress.
Beginner Unit
Anime Squadron beginner unit priority starts with the units that help a new account clear story, farm resources, and keep upgrades away from dead-end rerolls in the June 2026 release. Fastwagon, Shinks, Goki, Vegata, Karashi, and early tanks matter more than rare chase names until the account has enough economy, support, and damage to farm consistently.
DPS Unit
Anime Squadron DPS priority in the June 2026 release comes down to boss pressure, wave clear, Infinite scaling, farming speed, and whether a damage dealer still deserves traits and gear after the first story clears. Gometa, Puppeteer, Woo, Madora, and Shanron sit above bridge carries because they keep solving damage checks after support, economy, and tanks are already covered.
Evolution
Anime Squadron evolution priority in the June 2026 release is about spending scarce materials on paths that keep paying off after the first clear. Gometa, Puppeteer, Shanron, Woo, Madora, Goki, Vegata, Rizzuto, and Karashi are judged by long-term account value, late-game damage, support coverage, grind cost, and value in Story, Raid, Infinite, and farming teams.
Farming Unit
Anime Squadron farming unit priority in the June 2026 release favors units that speed up repeat clears, money timing, resource runs, raid farming, and long-session stability. Fastwagon, Shinks, Woo, Gometa, Madora, Karashi, and other farm-friendly units earn attention when repeated rewards matter more than a one-time story clear.
Gear
Anime Squadron gear priority in the June 2026 release starts with craftable sets and key pieces that change DPS, Infinite, DoT, tanking, and cooldown builds. Mythic one-piece effects, Puppeteer/Aizen setup pieces, Legendary bridges, and starter gear are separated by material value instead of rarity alone.
Perk
Anime Squadron perk priority in the June 2026 release starts with the permanent upgrades that remove real account walls. Maximum Yen, Yen Generation, and Base Health are compared by how much they help summons, upgrades, economy timing, and survival before early materials stop paying off.
Raid/Infinite Unit
Anime Squadron Raid and Infinite unit priority in the June 2026 release starts when the normal story team begins failing longer fights or expensive upgrade windows. Boss damage, wave scaling, tanking, support uptime, economy timing, and post-clear value decide which units stay in hard-mode teams.
Resource Farming
Anime Squadron resource farming comes down to the routes that keep summons, upgrades, traits, and stat rolls moving without burning resources on a weak roster. In the June 2026 release, Gems, Gold, EXP, Trait Rerolls, Reroll Cubes, and Perfect Cubes matter most when they come from repeatable clears such as Challenges, Raids, AFK Chamber, Story 1-1 Hard, and Squadron runs instead of one-time claims or paid shortcuts.
Secret Unit
Anime Squadron secret unit priority in the June 2026 release focuses on the chase units that change Raid, Infinite, farming, and final team building. Gometa, Puppeteer, Woo, Madora, Shanron, and other late-game targets are judged by payoff, role compression, grind cost, and whether they deserve pity, challenge farming, rare traits, and gear.
Support/Economy Unit
Anime Squadron support and economy unit priority in the June 2026 release centers on units that make a team work without acting as the main carry. Fastwagon, Shinks, and other support picks matter because money generation, damage reduction, cooldown help, healing, and protection let expensive DPS units reach upgrade windows.
Tank Unit
Anime Squadron tank unit priority in the June 2026 release starts with frontliners and survival units that protect long runs, absorb pressure, redirect damage, and stay relevant in Raid, Infinite, boss waves, and late-game team comps. Tank value is separated from raw DPS so defensive slots only take upgrades when survival is the real blocker.
Team Comp
Anime Squadron team comp priority in the June 2026 release looks at lineup cores by clear speed, boss pressure, support uptime, money timing, role mix, and how realistic the setup is for progression. Team structures matter because the next slot often needs money, support, tanking, or DoT pressure instead of another plain DPS.
Trait
Anime Squadron trait priority in the June 2026 release depends on where rerolls create the biggest change for DPS carries, tanks, support units, and economy slots. Superior, Cloner, Entrepreneur, Rebirth, Lethal, Sniper, Wealthy, and lower rolls are separated so Trait Shards, Reroll Cubes, and Perfect Cubes land on units with the right job.
Unit
Anime Squadron unit priority in the June 2026 release separates the roster by practical value in Story, Raids, Infinite, farming, support, and tanking. Gometa, Puppeteer, Woo, Madora, Shanron, Shinks, Fastwagon, and bridge units are judged by whether they deserve summons, upgrades, evolutions, traits, and gear after the first clears.
The general unit tier list is the first stop when the summon pool feels messy. DPS rankings sort main carries, support and economy rankings separate Shinks and Fastwagon-style value from raw damage, tank rankings help when waves leak, resource farming methods sort repeatable rewards, evolution priority protects scarce materials, perks shape account upgrades, traits guide rerolls, and gear rankings keep crafting materials away from throwaway units.
A slow farm route usually points to Fastwagon, Shinks, a faster carry, better money upgrades, or a better resource loop such as Challenges, Raids, AFK Chamber, or Story 1-1 Hard. A Raid or Infinite wall usually points to scaling damage, tanking, support uptime, a better evolution target, or stronger gear. New accounts get more from money and support first than from chasing every secret unit.
DPS, support, economy, tank, farming method, evolution, perk, trait, and gear rankings keep each resource tied to the job it actually fixes. Gometa and Woo answer damage checks, Shinks and Fastwagon fix team function, Challenge Mode and Raids feed reroll pressure, Maximum Yen and Yen Generation fix account economy, and Shield Hero or Puppeteer-style frontliners matter when survival is the blocker.
Start with the unit tier list for the broad roster order. DPS, support, economy, tanks, evolution priority, perks, traits, gear, farming units, resource farming methods, Raid, Infinite, and team comps take over once the problem narrows to one role, resource, or mode.
The overall unit list gives the big picture, while role lists give the cleaner resource decision. Shinks or Fastwagon beats a weaker DPS when the team needs uptime or money more than another damage slot.
Yes. The role lists follow the June 2026 roster, visible unit jobs, known perk choices, and practical build decisions rather than hidden stat guesses. Balance patches, new units, or new perks can still move the order later.