Anime Squadron Woo Wiki

What Is Anime Squadron Woo?

Woo is the base unit players need before they can reach Woo (Shadow). That makes it one of the most important banner pulls in Anime Squadron: the unit has its own damage value, and it also opens the evolution path into the Shadow form that route notes keep placing near the top of the roster. Route notes put Woo as a 0.005% Summon Banner drop and lists Woo (Shadow) as evolving from Woo, so use base Woo as a keeper pull, not a duplicate to spend casually. The first decision is simple: keep Woo if it drops. The listed 0.005% chance makes another copy hard to replace, and the Shadow evolution path gives the base unit long-term value even if the account later stops fielding the base form. AllThingsHow places Woo in its S-tier group beside Woo (Shadow), Gometa, Puppeteer, Shinks (Emperor), Shanron, and Madora. That still leaves damage numbers unconfirmed, but it does show that route notes rate Woo as more than early filler. Woo can be read as a banner damage unit with an evolution future. If the account already has Fastwagon economy and Shinks support, Woo can help push damage while the player works toward Woo (Shadow). If the account is still missing money or survivability, one rare pull will not solve every run. The current the banner screen for availability, then check the evolution menu matters before feeding, trait-rerolling, or spending materials on copies.

How To Get Woo In Anime Squadron

Pull Woo from Summon Banners when it is available. Route notes put Woo with a 0.005% drop chance in Summon Banners, so check the current banner pool and pity rules before spending gems. The summon UI shows whether Woo is in rotation, whether a pity counter applies, and whether the current banner is worth committing to. After pulling Woo, keep it until the Woo (Shadow) evolution screen confirms the requirements.

Anime Squadron Woo Abilities

Woo is a damage-focused unit and the base form for Woo (Shadow). It can hold a damage slot while the account works toward the Shadow evolution, especially before every top carry is ready. The unit card shows attack type, range, cooldown, upgrade prices, passives, ultimate wording, placement cap, and whether base Woo already uses any Shadow-related mechanic.

Anime Squadron Woo Pros and Cons

Pros

• Rare pull with evolution value: Woo is not only a banner trophy. It is shown as the base unit for Woo (Shadow), so one drop can become the start of a top damage path instead of staying as a temporary roster slot.
• Can fight before evolution: Tier pages keep Woo in a high unit group, which means players can use it as a damage slot while working toward the Shadow form. That matters when the account pulls Woo before it has every evolution material ready.

Cons

• Drop chance is brutal: A 0.005% banner drop makes Woo hard to target without a serious gem plan. Players who roll casually can spend a large amount of currency and still miss the unit.
• Shadow form is the bigger target: Base Woo is valuable, but Woo (Shadow) is the form most places highlight for raw damage and Infinite Mode scaling. If the evolution menu is available, the account can plan around reaching Shadow instead of stopping at the base copy.

Woo Stats In Anime Squadron

Difficulty

Very rare summon pull with reported 0.005% banner drop chance

More Ways To Get Woo In Anime Squadron

• Summon Banner drop: Woo is a Summon Banner unit with a 0.005% drop chance. The current banner pool decides whether rolling can drop it. If Woo is not shown in the live banner details, save gems for the correct rotation instead of spending into a pool that cannot drop it.
• Woo (Shadow) route copy: Woo (Shadow) evolves from Woo, so base Woo is part of the Shadow path. Selling the unit waits until after opening the evolution menu and confirming whether the live game consumes Woo, requires a level, or asks for extra materials.

Related Anime Squadron Secret Units

• Secret character

  Woo (Shadow)

  Woo (Shadow) is a Secret Anime Squadron DPS unit players chase from banners for raw damage, speed farming, and Infinite Mode scaling.

• character

  Gometa (SSJ4)

  Gometa (SSJ4) is an evolved Anime Squadron DPS unit players build toward when they need one carry for Story, Raids, Infinite, and Bosses.

• character

  Madora (Gunbai)

  Madora (Gunbai) is an Anime Squadron burn DPS unit players farm from Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 for boss pressure.

• character

  Shanron (Omega)

  Shanron (Omega) is an Anime Squadron late-game unit players unlock through GT City Raid Act 4 for damage, utility, and costly endgame builds.

• character

  Shinks (Emperor)

  Shinks (Emperor) is the awakened Anime Squadron Shinks form players build for enemy debuffs, accuracy, and damage scaling between attacks.

Last updated: 2026-06-22