Mab
Mab is an Anime Squadron low-tier DPS filler unit for early teams that need temporary damage before stronger pulls arrive.
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Muffy is an Anime Squadron D-tier DPS filler players use only when the account has no better early unit.
Muffy is a bottom-tier DPS filler for last-choice roster patches. Tier lists place Muffy in the same weak unit lane as Michigo, Asto, Mab, and other low-end names. That means Muffy can fill a slot if the account has nothing else, but it is not a build target. Pro Game Guides lists Muffy as a D-tier DPS and labels it short-term filler, with the note that it only has value when the roster has nothing else available. Gamezebo also includes Muffy in its C-tier list of forgettable early units that are poor investment past early game. The practical answer is clear: use Muffy only while the roster is empty, then replace it quickly. Premium trait rerolls, rare materials, and long upgrade paths belong on stronger units, not Muffy unless it is the only unit holding the first maps. If Muffy helps clear a first weak wave, use that temporary help and keep saving. Once the account owns Choi, Tranks, Zaro, Zemitsu, Ramuru, Big Beard, Karashi, Vegata, Goki forms, Woo, or another stronger DPS, Muffy leaves the lineup.
Muffy can show up through summon banners, the unit index, starter or early mission rewards, and first-stage reward panels. If Muffy appears as a common pull or early reward, that screen is the current route. If the game moves Muffy elsewhere, the unit index is the route to trust before spending gems.
Muffy is used only as basic low-tier DPS filler. Its value comes from taking an empty slot when the roster has no stronger damage unit. The unit card shows attack type, range, cooldown, placement cap, upgrade prices, passive text. It also shows whether Muffy has any special mechanic. Muffy is a short stopgap, not a real damage plan. Muffy's listed passive is Rubber Body: Takes 30% less damage from physical attacks. That passive gives physical damage mitigation on a low-tier filler unit. The unit card shows the current timing and percentage after patches.
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Mamosa is an Anime Squadron support unit players use when the team needs healing or survival help instead of another DPS slot.
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Ramuru is an Anime Squadron early DPS filler unit for starter teams that need one more damage slot before stronger pulls arrive.
Rizzuto is an Anime Squadron damage unit players keep as a possible base form before checking the Rizzuto (Sage) route.
Muffy only fits when the account has an empty slot and no better DPS. If it clears an opening wave, keep it while saving resources. If the run starts failing, replace Muffy instead of building around it.
Muffy sits near Michigo, Asto, and Mab in the low-end DPS group. If any of them has better current upgrades, use the one that performs better on the live card, but replace all of them before investing into mid-tier units.
Premium traits belong on Muffy. A free roll can stay for a first map, but premium rerolls belong on units that solve real roster jobs: damage, tanking, healing, cooldown support, or economy.
The live card for Muffy shows attack type, range, cooldown, placement cap, upgrade prices, and passive text. Compare the run result against every other owned DPS before giving Muffy another upgrade.
The card shows Rubber Body on the live unit card before changing traits or gear. The effect is Takes 30% less damage from physical attacks, so the unit can be tested around that trigger rather than a generic DPS or tank label.
No. Muffy is only emergency filler when the account has no better unit.
The game UI gives the route through summon banners, the unit index, starter rewards, early missions, and first-stage reward panels.
Only if the first stages require it. Rare materials belong and trait rerolls for stronger units.
It means Muffy has very low long-term value. It works briefly or convert it only after checking the current game systems.
Replacement starts when Muffy as soon as Choi, Tranks, Zaro, Zemitsu, Big Beard, Karashi, Vegata, Goki forms, Woo, or any stronger DPS appears.
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