The current first-party Build An Anime Character character list is short: the official update text names Gogeta Blue and broadly says new characters and new anime were added. It does not enumerate the complete Spin pool. This index records only names with a dated source, then gives you a method for reading the live pool without filling missing rows with characters from another game or an undated community table.
Character index
Official update name
Gogeta Blue
Update context: added after winning a vote; the listing said a new vote was out.
Anime grouping: the same update names a Dragon Ball mode, but it does not publish a formal roster category for this result.
Rolled rarity: not stated in the public listing.
Stats: not stated in the public listing.
Acquisition: no rate, guarantee, cost, or permanent route was published.
Official name · checked 2026-11-08The entry confirms identity and update context, not combat strength. Do not turn the vote result into a promise that every player can currently roll Gogeta Blue or that it belongs to a particular rarity.
How to read the live roster
Open the current Spin or collection surface in Place 124617195142196. For each result you want to compare, record the exact displayed name, any anime grouping shown by the game, the rolled rarity label, visible stat fields, and the date. If the interface shows availability or a pool selection, preserve that context too.
Use the live spelling. Anime aliases and translated names can make two pages look like different characters when they are the same result. Do not create a second canonical entry from punctuation, spacing, transformation wording, or a fan nickname unless the game itself treats it as a distinct result.
If a result appears only in a third-party guide, look for a dated screenshot or current gameplay demonstration. Label one-source information as community reported. Two sites repeating the same table are not independent confirmation when neither shows origin.
What each index field means
Unknown is a valid field state. It prevents a player from spending on a result based on a value that was inferred from anime lore, another Roblox game, or an old update.
Use the list during a Spin session
Before spending, decide whether you need a new name, a particular displayed rarity, or an improvement to a visible build choice. These are different goals. A new character can expand the collection without improving the next 1v1 build.
When a result appears, compare it with the dated index and with your current fighter. If the name is not documented here but is clearly present in the live game, trust the current result for your session and preserve a dated record. The public index can expand only when the evidence supports the same identity.
Stop spinning when you have a meaningful comparison. The Spins Guide provides a budget boundary, while the Stat Combination Guide explains how to turn the result into a controlled build test.
Keep rarity and build rank separate
The official Mythical badge says a player rolled a Mythical character. The Legendary Anime and S Tier Anime badges say a player built those outcomes. This wording is why the list has a rolled-rarity field rather than a generic tier field.
Do not label Gogeta Blue Mythical, Legendary, or S Tier without a current source. Do not assign an entire anime a rarity from one character result. Read the Rarity Guide before using badge terms in a comparison.
Handle additions, removals, and votes
The official description connects Gogeta Blue to a vote and advertises a new vote. A vote can explain an update choice without establishing duration, odds, or removal rules. Check the live pool after each update before calling a character permanent.
When a previously documented name is no longer visible, change its status only after checking the current pool and update surface. It may be unavailable in one pool, rotated, renamed, or removed. Preserve the last verified date rather than deleting history or claiming a reason the developer did not give.
The Updates hub records broad developer announcements. It should not become a substitute for a roster screen; “new characters” does not reveal every name.
Character list mistakes
- Copying a complete roster from a similarly named Roblox game.
- Treating an anime series as proof that every character from it is available.
- Assigning stats or rarity from artwork, a vote, or a name.
- Mixing rolled rarity with Legendary or S Tier built classifications.
- Calling a dated pool complete when the developer publishes frequent additions.
- Creating duplicate entries for aliases without a distinct live result.
Character list FAQ
Why is the public list so short?
Because the current first-party update names one individual character. The page refuses to present an unverified third-party roster as complete.
Is Gogeta Blue currently obtainable?
The official listing says it was added. It does not publish a guaranteed acquisition route, rate, or permanence, so check the live pool.
Where are the stats?
The public official description does not provide character stat values. Use the current game screen and keep values tied to the version observed.
Can a live result be trusted if it is not on this page?
Yes for your current session. Record the exact screen and date; a public entry needs enough evidence to avoid misidentification.