Anime Last Stand Tier List: All Units Ranked after World 2 Reset (September 2026)

How We Judged Each Unit to Build this Anime Last Stand tier list

We judged each unit on four factors:

• Stage value: how well it holds up across early, mid, and late progression.
• Role: damage, crowd control, team buffs, or cash generation.
• Match cost: how hard placing and upgrading it hits your in-run money.
• Access: how painful the unit is to pull, farm, or evolve.

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Anime Last Stand Tier List: All ALS Units Ranked

As mentioned earlier, many older units once considered strong have been replaced by newer ones. This is thanks to the World 2 revision update. We will continue updating the tier list as new versions are released. As of now, the overall unit rankings are as follows:

S Tier Units

S tier units stay useful from the mid-game onward, and most of them carry early runs too. If you own one, pour your Technique Shards and upgrade materials into it before anything else.

Pride (The One)

Pride (The One) is the Godly version of Escanor from The Seven Deadly Sins. Godly is the highest rarity you can use right now, and he earns the label. His attacks inflict Sunburn, a damage-over-time effect that also slows enemies.

Every 15 seconds, he also hits every enemy on the map for a share of his damage. That pulse scales with how many waves sit on the field, so it hits hardest when things get messy. He covers leaks and softens bosses while your main carries do the heavy lifting. Few units give this much value per slot, which makes him the top pick on this list.

Explosive Bloody Demon

Explosive Bloody Demon is the Celestial evolution of Nezuko from Demon Slayer. You get her by evolving Explosive Blood, a Mythic you can pull from Banner 1 or Banner 2.

Her attacks apply Burn and Bleed at the same time, so each hit keeps dealing damage long after it lands. Bleed also makes enemies take extra damage and slashes their health regeneration. She stays strong from the first stage to the last, which only Flame Breather matches on this list. Her upgrades get expensive in a match. Run a farm unit beside her, and she scales into one of your hardest hitters.

Greed

Greed is Ban, the Fox's Sin of Greed from The Seven Deadly Sins. He is a Celestial from Banner 3, the World 2 banner that runs on Jewels.

Every attack inflicts Bleed, so tanky waves keep losing health and heal less between hits. Evolve him into Greed (Immortal) as soon as you can. The evolution adds Electrified to his hits, which briefly stops enemies in their tracks. That extra control is why he outranks most Celestials in mid and late-game content.

Flame Breather

Flame Breather is Kyojuro Rengoku, the Flame Hashira from Demon Slayer. He is the best early-game carry in the current build and still holds up later.

His attacks inflict Burn, so every enemy he touches keeps taking damage for several seconds. The downside is getting him. He drops from Demon Capsules at a very low rate, so plan for a long grind. Once he lands, he can carry an account from the first few story missions well into late-game content.

A Tier Units

A-tier units handle most content comfortably. They are still relatively more powerful than the rest of the units in the game. 

Black Swordsman (Berserk)

Black Swordsman (Berserk) is Guts wearing the Berserker Armor from Berserk. You unlock him by evolving Black Swordsman, a Celestial from Banner 2.

The evolved form jumps to Ultimate rarity and inflicts Bleed on every hit. He shines in late game content, where his Bleed ticks chew through bulky enemies. He sits in A tier only because he needs a big investment before he pays off.

Overtime Sorcerer

Overtime Sorcerer is Kento Nanami from Jujutsu Kaisen. His attacks inflict Crippled, which slows enemies and makes them take extra damage from every unit.

That team-wide value lets a Mythic punch well above his rarity in early and mid content. He evolves into Overtime Sorcerer (Past 6:00), a Celestial form built around huge critical damage. Chase that evolution early, because it keeps him relevant much longer.

Green Esper (Full Power)

Green Esper (Full Power) is Tatsumaki from One Punch Man at full strength. You evolve her from Green Esper, a Celestial from Banner 2.

She is the strongest pure slow unit in this build. Her slow grows stronger as more enemies crowd her range, and fully slowed enemies take bonus damage. After five stuns land on her, she becomes permanently immune to stuns. Place her where paths bend, since slowed enemies spend longer inside your damage zone.

Ulmiorra (Segunda)

Ulmiorra (Segunda) is Ulquiorra Cifer in his Segunda Etapa release from Bleach. You start with base Ulmiorra, a Legendary that drops from Hollow Dimension Act 6 in World 1.

The evolution needs Hollow Wings from the same stage plus Nature Essence from the Cavern of Nature. He is a hybrid unit, so he can target ground and air enemies from any spot. A farmable path plus that flexibility makes him one of the best free mid game pickups.

Tenjuro (Partial Sun-Breather)

Tenjuro (Partial Sun-Breather) is Tanjiro Kamado from Demon Slayer, partway into mastering Sun Breathing. As a Mythic, he is much easier to land than the Celestials around him.

His attacks inflict Burn, adding steady fire damage to any lineup. He won't carry late game content alone. He does bridge the gap while you farm stronger units.

Idol (Pop-Star!)

Idol (Pop-Star!) is the Ultimate evolution of Idol, the game's version of Ai Hoshino from Oshi no Ko. She does two jobs at once.

Her Full Crowd passive generates extra cash based on how many units stand in her range. Her Concert ability then boosts the range and damage of nearby units for over half a minute. Drop her inside your main damage cluster so both her cash bonus and Concert buff reach the most units.

B Tier Units

B tier units are solid, but newer carries outgrow them as your account levels up. Keep them until you have S- or A-tier replacements.

Division Vice Captain

Division Vice Captain is Soshiro Hoshina from Kaiju No. 8. You pull him as a Mythic from Banner 1 or Banner 2.

His 92% Power evolution lifts him to Celestial, which keeps him useful past the opening waves. He is one of the better early placements, but late-game content outscales him quickly.

Benomaru

Benomaru is Benimaru Shinmon, the 7th Company captain from the Fire Force. He is an Ultimate from Banner 3, so you need Jewels to chase him. Older players may know him by his earlier name, 7th Company Captain (Former).

He is a strong early-game damage dealer. Harder stages ask for more than his raw damage, which is why he sits in B tier.

Hero Hunter

Hero Hunter is Garou from One Punch Man. As a Mythic, he is easier to land than most units above him.

He clears early waves reliably and gives you breathing room while you build toward S tier units. Don't overspend on him, since his value drops once late-game bosses show up.

Almighty Ninja

Almighty Ninja is Yahiko from Naruto, the body Pain uses as his Deva Path. He drops from the Leaf Village Raid, not a banner. That means you can farm him over time instead of spending Emeralds.

He fills a support slot well once your damage dealers are in place. Budget accounts get the most out of him, since raid drops cost nothing but effort.

Riku

Riku is Rukia Kuchiki from Bleach, and she is the only Epic on this list. You can pull her from any banner, so nearly every account owns a copy.

Her attacks inflict Freeze, which stops enemies in place for a few seconds. Freeze buys time for slower hitters, and that alone keeps her in harder runs.

C Tier Units

C-tier units help brand-new accounts get moving. Replace them as soon as you get your first Celestial or strong Mythic.

Highclass Tanker

Highclass Tanker is Kim Chul from Solo Leveling. He is a Mythic from Banner 1 and Banner 2. He handles the opening waves of early story acts without much trouble. You can evolve him into Shadow Tanker, a Celestial, if you want more mileage from him.

Plague Man

Plague Man is Vaccine Man from One Punch Man. He is a Legendary you can pull from every banner. Many players call him the best Legendary in the game, and his early damage backs that up. Use him to clear early acts, then bench him once your Celestials arrive.

Best Farm Units in Anime Last Stand

Farm units deal little or no damage. Their job is to generate extra cash every wave so you can afford upgrades faster. Harder content often needs two of them on the field.

Speedcart

Speedcart is Robert E. O. Speedwagon from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. He is a Mythic from Banner 1 and Banner 2. He deals no damage and buffs nobody, but he pays out money every wave.

His placement limit is only two, yet his income keeps climbing as you upgrade him. Roll the Diamond technique on him if you can, since it boosts money gain.

Best Waifu

Best Waifu is a meme version of Speedwagon, and she is one of the rarest units in the game. She drops from the Time Chamber at a tiny chance per minute. If she lands in your inventory, she makes an excellent farm pick. Just don't plan a team around getting her.

Businessman Yojin

Businessman Yojin is Yoo Jinho, the wealthy heir from Solo Leveling. He is a Banner 2 Celestial. His income is steady, and he works well as a second farm unit beside Speedcart.

Idol

Idol is Ai Hoshino's base form, a Celestial from Banner 2. The Selection Banner can also hand her out after the reset, which makes her easier to target.

From upgrade 7, every unit within her range gains extra range. Evolve her into Idol (Pop-Star!) when you can, because the evolution adds a cash passive and a team buff.

All Locked and Ranked Units in Anime Last Stand (ALS World 2 Reset)

Several famous units are missing from this list on purpose, as they have been locked since the ALS World 2 reset. Check them out below:

Don't sell these units. They stay in your inventory, and the developers plan to switch later content back on over time. Returning units may come back with different stats, so we will rank them again once they are live.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the best unit in Anime Last Stand right now?

Pride (The One) is the best unit in the current World 2 build. His map-wide damage pulses and Sunburn make him useful on nearly every stage.

2. Why is Boku (TUI) missing from this tier list?

Boku (TUI) belongs to content added after the original World 2 update. The reset locked that content, so you can't place him right now. He stays in your inventory until the developers bring him back.

3. Are the locked post-World 2 units deleted?

No. The developers switched them off for now instead of deleting them. They plan to bring that content back in future updates.

4. What is the best farm unit in Anime Last Stand?

Speedcart is the best farm unit for most players. He is easy to pull from Banner 1 or Banner 2, and his income grows with every upgrade.

5. Which units should new players aim for first?

Start with Flame Breather, Overtime Sorcerer or Explosive Bloody Demon for damage. Add Riku for freeze control and Speedcart for cash. That core carries you through the early story acts.

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