Build An Anime Character Characters

Characters are the raw material for every fighter in Build An Anime Character. You Spin for anime characters, inspect what the current game shows, and combine selected stats into an original build. A useful character reference therefore needs more than a name: it needs a date, a source, a clear distinction between a rolled character and a finished build, and an honest status for any stat or acquisition detail that has not been confirmed.

Open the right character reference

Use the index when you are trying to confirm whether a name is documented in the current version. Use the rarity guide when the game shows a label and you need to know whether it describes the Spin result, the finished build, or an achievement. Neither page turns a partial public snapshot into a complete tier list.

Currently documented character snapshot

One confirmed name is not a complete roster, and it should not be padded with characters copied from unrelated anime games. When you see another name in the live pool, judge it from the current interface and wait for a stable source before treating it as a permanent public entry. The experience is update-driven, so the pool can change faster than a static list.

How to inspect a Spin result

Read the result screen before clicking away. Capture the displayed name, any rarity label, the visible stat fields, and whether the result enters a collection or immediately becomes available to the combine screen. If the interface gives you a choice to keep, reroll, lock, or confirm, use its exact current wording and read any warning before spending again.

Do not collapse all displayed information into a single “power” claim. A character can have a recognizable name, a rolled rarity, and several visible stats that affect different build decisions. The game’s official description says to combine the best stats from different characters, which means the most useful result can depend on the gap in your current fighter rather than fame alone.

The Spins Guide provides a safe acquisition routine without unpublished odds. The Stat Combination Guide takes over once you have at least two meaningful choices to compare.

Rolled rarity and built result are different

The official Roblox badge inventory uses precise verbs. The Mythical badge says the player “rolled a mythical character.” The Legendary Anime badge says the player “built a legendary anime,” and the S Tier Anime badge says the player “built an S Tier anime.” That language supports two different checkpoints: a property of a Spin result and a classification of a completed build.

Do not assume those three labels form one ordered ladder. The badges prove the terms exist and attach them to different actions; they do not publish colors, probabilities, thresholds, or a full ordering. The Rarity Guide shows how to keep those meanings separate when deciding what to retain.

Build a useful collection, not a name wall

A collection helps only when it supports the next combination. After each Spin, ask what new choice the result adds. Does it improve a visible stat you were targeting? Does it provide a second option for a weak part of the fighter? Does it duplicate information you already have, or does the game allow that duplicate to be used differently?

Preserve scarce or clearly high-rarity results until you understand any reroll and replacement rules. The public description does not explain whether a Spin can be undone, whether a character is consumed during combination, or whether saved builds keep access to prior results. Read the live confirmation step before discarding anything valuable.

Avoid spending solely to chase a name seen in an update headline. Gogeta Blue is confirmed as added, but the listing does not state an appearance rate, guaranteed route, or permanent availability. A vote result can describe why a character entered the game without proving how a player obtains it today.

Read the index fields

Unknown cells should stay empty or explicitly unverified. Filling a table with guessed anime, rarity, or stats makes it look complete while making it less useful to someone deciding what to keep.

Handle updates and conflicting lists

Check the official description and live pool date before trusting a roster. A third-party list can be useful when it provides a current screenshot or detailed route, but two pages repeating the same unsourced table are not independent confirmation. Prefer direct evidence and preserve the date.

When sources disagree, keep the confirmed name and omit the disputed field. If a result appears in-game but a public list calls it removed, the current game observation should be tied to its server and date rather than presented as a permanent global rule. Update history belongs in the Updates hub, not in a timeless character claim.

Character planning mistakes

• Treating a famous anime name as an automatic best build choice.
• Calling the documented Gogeta Blue update a complete Dragon Ball roster.
• Mixing Mythical rolled rarity with S Tier or Legendary built classifications.
• Publishing exact odds or stats from a single undated screenshot.
• Rerolling or replacing a rare result before reading the current confirmation rule.
• Importing characters from Build An Anime Squad or another similarly named Roblox experience.

Characters FAQ

Is there a complete character list?

No complete first-party roster was public in the sources checked on November 8, 2026. The index intentionally lists only currently documented names and explains what remains unknown.

Is Gogeta Blue confirmed?

Yes. The official experience description says Gogeta Blue was added after winning a vote. Its stats, rarity, and acquisition path are not stated there.

Is Mythical better than S Tier?

The badge wording does not support that comparison. Mythical is tied to rolling a character, while S Tier is tied to building an anime. Read the live labels before placing them on one ladder.

Should I keep every character?

Keep enough options to compare visible stats and preserve any result you do not understand how to recover. Collection limits and consumption rules need to be read in the current interface.

Sources checked

• Official Build An Anime Character experience
• Official Roblox badges for Universe 10769279468
• Roblox Games API record