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Anime Squadron Support and Economy Units Tier List

This Anime Squadron support and economy units tier list ranks the June 2026 units that make a team function without being the main carry. It focuses on money generation, damage reduction, cooldown help, healing, team protection, and whether a support slot helps expensive DPS units reach their upgrade windows.

Version: June 2026 release

Anime Squadron Support and Economy Units Tier List Summary

S 2 ranked picks
A 2 ranked picks
B 2 ranked picks
C 2 ranked picks
D 2 ranked picks

Support/Economy Unit Rankings

S Tier

Rank Name Reason
S1 Fastwagon
Featured Fastwagon ranks S because money generation changes the timing of every expensive team. He does not kill bosses by himself, but he lets the real carry enter and upgrade sooner, which is often the difference between a stalled wave and a clean farm route.
S2 Shinks
Featured Shinks ranks S because team protection and support uptime raise the value of the carry already on the field. He is not a standalone DPS, but he makes Gometa, Woo, Puppeteer, Madora, or Shanron safer in hard waves and boss routes.

A Tier

Rank Name Reason
A1 Rudaus Rudaus ranks A because cooldown help can improve high-end setups that depend on ability uptime. He is less universal than Fastwagon or Shinks, but he becomes valuable when the team already has damage and needs more frequent activations.
A2 Shanron (Omega) Shanron ranks A as a support/economy entry because his hybrid utility covers more than damage in late teams. He is too expensive for a basic support job on new accounts, but his mixed value helps when team slots are tight.

B Tier

Rank Name Reason
B1 Mamosa Mamosa ranks B because healing can stabilize early and mid-game teams that die before their carry finishes waves. He falls below the top support picks because healing loses value when the team needs money, damage reduction, or faster clears instead.
B2 Shield Hero Shield Hero ranks B here because damage redirection works like team support when content starts hitting harder. He is not an economy or cooldown unit, so he loses priority once Gometa, Puppeteer, or Shanron can cover defensive pressure with more total value.

C Tier

Rank Name Reason
C1 Big Beard Big Beard ranks C because his hybrid tank value can patch a thin roster but does not solve the best support problems by itself. He fits before better protection or economy units appear, then loses the slot to stronger role specialists.
C2 Karashi (Sharingan) Karashi ranks C on this support/economy list because his farming value can help resource loops, but he is not true team support. He works as a farm bridge rather than the unit expected to fix money timing or survival.

D Tier

Rank Name Reason
D1 Choi Choi ranks D because early damage does not create meaningful support or economy value. He can fill an empty slot, but he does not help a real carry deploy faster, survive longer, or activate more often.
D2 Zaro Zaro ranks D because he brings too little team function compared with Shinks, Fastwagon, Rudaus, Mamosa, or a practical tank. Replace him as soon as any real support, money, or role unit appears.

How This Anime Squadron Tier List Is Ranked

Support and economy rankings weigh team impact before personal damage. Money timing, survival support, damage reduction, cooldown value, healing, and slot pressure decide placement. A support unit ranks higher when it lets Gometa, Woo, Puppeteer, Madora, Shanron, or another carry reach stronger clears without wasting a slot on weak damage.

Anime Squadron Support and Economy Units Tier List Details

A
High-value role pieces that belong in many practical teams but need a carry or mode-specific setup around them.
B
Useful helpers for progression or incomplete teams, usually replaced once stronger support, money, or hybrid units are ready.
C
Narrow support pieces that patch one problem briefly and is a poor place for rare traits from stronger role units.
D
Support or economy options with too little team impact to justify a slot once the roster has real alternatives.
S
Support or economy units that change how quickly expensive teams come online or survive hard waves.

June 2026 release ranking boundary

Anime Squadron is still close to launch, so role value matters more than hidden stat math. The game rewards units that clear waves, survive boss pressure, and let expensive teams upgrade before lanes collapse. The tier order works as a practical build order for summons, upgrades, trait rolls, and gear while balance changes can still move exact numbers.

Resource priority for this role

Rare traits and crafted gear belong on units that keep their job after the first clear. Early-story fillers lose resource priority to carries, support units, money units, and frontliners that still matter in Raid, Infinite, farming, or late-game team comps.

Money and support decide expensive teams

Fastwagon and Shinks matter because Anime Squadron teams often fail before the main carry reaches its real upgrade window. A team with a top DPS but no money can start too slowly. A team with damage but no protection can lose hard waves before the carry finishes the job.

When to choose support over another DPS

Support takes priority when the best carry already kills waves but fails under pressure, enters too late, or needs more uptime. Another DPS matters only when enemies survive because the carry lacks damage. Shinks, Fastwagon, and Rudaus can beat a low-tier attacker in practical teams for that reason.

Anime Squadron Support and Economy Units Tier List FAQ

What is the best support unit in Anime Squadron?

Shinks is the safest support answer because protection and uptime help the best carry perform better. Fastwagon is the best economy answer because money generation lets expensive teams deploy and upgrade earlier.

Do I need Fastwagon in every team?

No, but expensive teams usually need Fastwagon or a similar economy answer. When the carry enters too late or upgrades too slowly, Fastwagon fixes more runs than another low-tier DPS.

Is healing support worth using?

Healing support is worth using only when survival is the reason a run fails. If the team already lives, Shinks, Fastwagon, Rudaus, or a stronger carry usually changes the clear more than extra healing.

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