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Anime Squadron Lethal Wiki

Lethal is an Anime Squadron trait with a 1.25% roll chance that changes how a unit handles damage and cooldown.

Anime Squadron Lethal Details

A other DPS fallback trait

Type
other
Rarity
A
Role
DPS fallback trait
Best For
DPS units that need damage and cooldown before a rarer trait lands

What Is Anime Squadron Lethal?

Lethal is an A-tier trait players roll onto units at the Trait Roll NPC when the unit needs faster damage cycles. Its listed roll chance is 1.25%, so the first decision is whether the unit is important enough to spend Trait Shards on. The trait gives +20% damage and -10% cooldown. That makes Lethal a DPS fallback trait rather than a trait to chase on every copy in the box. Lethal belongs on units whose job matches the stat line. A damage carry wants damage, cooldown, range, or extra bodies; a tank wants HP and survival; an expensive unit wants cost control before it can reach the field. If Lethal lands on a temporary starter, keep it only while that starter is still clearing stages. Trait Shards belong on units that will stay in the squad after the next summon or evolution. The clean in-game check is simple: open the unit, read the trait badge, then compare the trait effect against that unit's job. If the unit is Fastwagon, cost and farming matter more than raw boss damage. If the unit is Gometa, Woo, Madora, Shanron, or Puppeteer, the trait needs to help the main carry survive, hit harder, reach more enemies, or cycle abilities faster.

How To Get Lethal In Anime Squadron

The Trait Roll NPC in the Upgrades area can roll Lethal. Trait rolls use Trait Shards, with one shard spent for one reroll. Trait Shards can come from Story play, quests, battle pass rewards, group rewards, milestones, challenges, codes, and Robux purchases depending on the current game menu. Because Lethal has a 1.25% listed chance, check the live trait screen before spending a large shard stack.

Anime Squadron Lethal Abilities

Lethal's listed effect gives +20% damage and -10% cooldown. In play, the unit hits harder and cycles attacks sooner, which helps wave clear and boss pressure. The live roll screen shows the current badge wording after updates. In practice, Lethal is a direct DPS fallback.

Anime Squadron Lethal Pros and Cons

Pros

Cons

Anime Squadron Lethal Attributes

role
DPS fallback trait
best_for
DPS units that need damage and cooldown before a rarer trait lands
difficulty
1.25% roll chance; spend shards on units that stay in the squad

Lethal Obtain Methods In Anime Squadron

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Lethal In Anime Squadron Tier Lists

Tier Tier List Reason
B Anime Squadron Traits Tier List Lethal ranks B because damage plus cooldown reduction is a clean DPS upgrade for units that attack often. It falls below the top traits because it does not add placement, copies, or economy, but it is still a keeper on damage units when secret traits are out of reach.

Best unit fit

Lethal belongs on damage units that already have enough range and survival. The trait should solve the unit's real job: killing waves, surviving pressure, reaching enemies, lowering deployment cost, or keeping ability cycles moving.

Reroll stop point

Lethal is a real stop point when the unit is already part of the main squad. More rolling only makes sense if the unit needs a different stat line and the account has enough Trait Shards to handle a bad reroll streak.

Live details

The trait badge shows the effect, chance, and any sub-trait text. Then test one run to see whether Lethal fixes the actual failure point: slow deployment, low damage, short range, cooldown pressure, or unit death.

Lethal FAQ

How do you get Lethal in Anime Squadron?

The Trait Roll NPC can roll Lethal. The listed chance is 1.25%.

Is Lethal worth keeping?

Yes, when it lands on damage units waiting for Superior or Cloner. It leaves only when the unit needs a different stat line for its job.

What does Lethal do?

It gives +20% damage and -10% cooldown

Should I chase Lethal on a starter unit?

No. Shard spending belongs for units that will stay in the squad after the next summon, reward, or evolution.

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