Anime Duelists is built around summoning fighters from Stars, leveling the ones you keep, and assembling a team for new worlds. This page separates official mechanics from names and rarities only seen in creator footage.
The official Roblox page confirms that Stars award random fighters, every fighter has an ultimate attack, and players progress through anime-inspired worlds with stronger challenges and rewards.
Recent creator videos also show leveling, dismantling weaker pulls, Shiny variants, passive rerolls and a four-slot lineup. Those details are useful for planning, but they can change after an update and are labeled as observed rather than official.
These are reference leads, not a complete official roster. Entries with uncertain spelling or context remain clearly marked.
Seen as an Epic pull in creator footage
The current display name and balance still need an in-game check.
Described as Legendary in creator footage
Do not compare damage across different levels or worlds.
Shown on an owned team in creator footage
The passive name and effect were not captured clearly enough to publish.
A Shiny version appears in creator footage
Treat this as a team example, not proof that the fighter is currently best.
Spoken about during a noob-to-pro run
The exact in-game spelling and rarity need confirmation.
Mythic copies are mentioned in creator footage
The video context conflicts, so this entry stays in the needs-check group.
Seen or spoken during Star pulls
Rarity and current availability were not captured.
Compared with a Shiny team slot in creator footage
The exact display name, rarity and same-level comparison need confirmation.
Shown receiving a Super Sonic-like passive
The fighter and passive spelling both need an in-game check.
Mentioned during a farming route
The footage does not clearly establish whether this is a fighter, boss or both.
Described as a money-farming enemy
Location, reward amount and respawn details are not yet confirmed.
Use the strongest fighter you can level consistently. An early Epic upgrade can matter more than a rare unit that consumes resources you cannot yet replace.
Prioritize reliable clearing and an ultimate that helps your current world. Recheck after every major rarity or level jump.
Mythic and Shiny labels are late-game chase signals, not automatic proof of the best team. Use the team builder before replacing a working role.
Open the fighter's in-game card and note its exact display name, rarity, level, passive and ultimate. If a video or guide uses another spelling, trust the current in-game label. For a fair comparison, remove temporary boosts and test fighters against the same enemy before changing your team.
The official Roblox description says players summon fighters from Stars. Current summon costs, rates and banner rosters are not published here because they have not been captured from a reliable in-game source.
Recent creator footage shows a four-fighter team. We label that as a community observation until the slot count is confirmed directly in the current game build.
There is not enough normalized data for a single best fighter. Compare clear speed, role coverage, investment, ultimate usefulness and replacement risk on the role-first tier list.
Several names were heard in videos rather than captured from a clear in-game roster. Anime-inspired games may use altered display names, so the site keeps those spellings provisional.
