Anime Dice Unit Rankings: Best Units Tier List 2026

Why Anime Dice Unit Rankings Matter More Than Lucky Rolls

If you are grinding Anime Dice on Roblox, your plot income decides how fast you progress — and that income comes from the units you place. This guide breaks down the full Anime Dice unit rankings for Update 4, from Enol at the very top down to the starter units you will replace within your first hour.

Knowing which units are actually worth chasing saves you from wasting rolls and Gems on copies that will not hold a slot. You will also see how traits, grades, and mutations stack on top of base income, because a plain S-tier unit is not always better than a juiced-up A-tier copy.

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How These Anime Dice Unit Rankings Were Built

Every unit here is ranked by base income per second on a plain copy — no traits, no grades, no size or mutation tags. That keeps the comparison fair and gives you a clean baseline to work from.

Roll odds are listed separately because they answer a different question. A unit does not become weaker just because it is hard to roll, but odds absolutely matter when you are deciding what to chase next.

One important caveat: these tiers describe a plain copy. A Gold or Titanic copy of a C-tier unit can outearn a plain A-tier unit, and a high grade multiplies whatever income the unit already has. Treat the tier as your starting point, then check the income panel on the copy in your hands.

Full Anime Dice Unit Tier List (Update 4)

Here is the complete ranked roster. Income sets the tier, while the odds column is there to help you plan your next target.

Base odds are Index odds only. Your dice, luck upgrades, and rebirths all push your real chance higher, so do not treat 1 in 290K as a wall — treat it as a long-term goal.

S+ Tier: Enol

Enol earns $9.1K/s, roughly 4.5 times what Sakuna makes. A single copy outearns a full plot of B-tier units, which is exactly why it sits alone at the top. It is also the rarest ranked unit at 1 in 290K, so most players will not see one until late in their account's life. When it lands, give it your best grade and your best plot slot immediately.

S Tier: Sakuna, Madera, and Maheto

Sakuna earns $2K/s and leads the group of units you can realistically farm. At 1 in 38K, it is more than seven times easier to roll than Enol — for most accounts, Sakuna is the practical ceiling rather than Enol.

Madera earns $1.5K/s, only a quarter less than Sakuna, and rolls noticeably more often. That small income gap keeps it in S tier, and the better odds make it the S unit you are most likely to hold first.

Maheto earns $1.1K/s and marks the entry point to S tier at 1 in 16K. Income drops sharply below it — the next unit down earns barely a quarter as much. That cliff is the reason Maheto stays in S rather than leading A tier.

A Tier: Todoh, Super Saiyen, and Goko

These three carry the midgame. Todoh earns $851/s, landing just under Maheto and holding the top of A tier. At 1 in 11K it rolls more often than any S unit, which makes it the best value pull in the game even though it is not S-tier.

Super Saiyen and Goko earn $480/s and $371/s respectively — well behind Todoh, but they roll far more often. Put your early Gems into whichever A unit you have placed, since a grade multiplies income you are already collecting.

B, C, and D Tier Units

B units fill the extra slots you gain from rebirths. Zaro at $219/s is the pick of the group and holds its slot far longer than the rest. Treat the others as placeholders while you hunt A and S units.

C and D units earn very little, but an empty slot earns nothing at all. Place them while you build up, and judge each copy rather than the name alone:

• Check the size and mutation tag before you sell — a Gold or Titanic copy can beat a plain A-tier unit
• Sell plain copies once every slot holds something better
• Hold one clean copy of each unit if you want the Index entry
• Skip grades and trait rerolls on plain C and D copies, since you will replace them soon

Strength vs. Value: The Best Units to Target

Strength and value are separate questions. The units below are not the strongest on the list, but they give the most income for the rolls you actually spend.

Todoh is the clearest example. It earns roughly 80% of Maheto's base income while being about 1.5 times easier to roll, making it a strong progression target before you reach S tier. If you have a spare grade or a strong trait sitting around, Todoh is a worthy home for it.

Best Units by Game Stage

Your target should match your die. Chasing Enol on a starter die wastes rolls you could spend on upgrades that raise your luck instead.

The Dice Shop lists the Ice die at $4M for 100x luck and the Storm die at $200M for 400x luck. Those two purchases mark the real jumps between stages, so plan your targets around them rather than around a single lucky pull.

How Traits Change Your Unit Rankings

Traits are the biggest multiplier most players overlook. According to community trait breakdowns, traits roll at a station in the hub — pick a unit from your inventory in the trait gacha menu and press roll. Rerolls come from codes, tower challenges, and daily rewards, and there is no cap on how many you can stockpile.

The key difference is that S-tier traits boost all three stats at once, so you never have to choose between damage, survivability, and income. Player experience suggests saving rerolls for your strongest units rather than spending them on filler, because landing a Monarch or Transcendent on an Enol or Sakuna changes your whole account.

Keep, Invest, or Sell? Decision Rules

Keeping and investing are separate decisions. Keep a copy when it might still earn a slot later. Invest only when the copy will sit on your plot for a long time.

• Keep every S and A unit. They stay useful through several rebirths.
• Keep any copy with a size or mutation tag, whatever its tier, until you compare its income panel with your placed units.
• Keep B units until three S or A units hold your best slots.
• Invest Gems in your highest-earning placed unit. A grade multiplies current income, so the same roll is worth more on a stronger unit.
• Save trait rerolls for units you expect to keep after two more rebirths.
• Replace rather than sell in a hurry. Selling in bulk hits everything that is not placed.

If you would rather skip part of the grind, you can browse the official Roblox Anime Dice page to confirm the current update, but free players still reach S tier through dice upgrades, rebirths, and daily quests.

Units Without Recorded Stats

Gujo, Levy, Pikolo, and Zenitsa complete the roster. Their base odds and income are not recorded yet, so they sit outside the tiers for now. Community reports suggest checking them yourself:

• Open the unit panel in your Backpack and note the base income
• Compare that number with the ranked table above to see which tier it matches
• Keep every copy until you confirm it earns less than your weakest placed unit

These four will move into the main tiers once their numbers are tracked.

A Quick Note on This Ranking

This list reflects Update 4 and ranks units by plot income. Your own order may differ if you value Tower use or play with Jackpot Rolls. New units and balance changes can shift placements with any patch, so re-check the table after major updates.