Beat the Anime Boss Unit Tier List

This is the full-roster tier list for Beat the Anime Boss, ranked by role (farm income, raid DPS, mutation hunting) and rarity (common recruit up to 1-in-??? mutated). Fun and Giggles Games has not shipped a public name sheet, so every row uses official-art archetypes only. If a chat nickname is not on the promo panels (Saiyan line, Hokage pull, Limitless sorcerer, One Punch, SSJ Blue, Deku-like, winged raid boss), it is not a row here.

The live loop is still tycoon math: press E to recruit, spend cash to raise $/s, mutate for a huge multiplier, level the Summoner for better rolls, then leave the plot running for offline earnings. A letter on this page is worthless if the unit is parked at Lv.1. Promo art shows the same body at Lv.1, Lv.99, and Level ??? — feed it or it stays the sitting form.

How to read a letter

• S — first keep for that job. Upgrade it. Mutate it if you can.
• A — strong when fed. Fine as a second plot unit.
• B — playable filler. Replace when a better archetype drops.
• C — early recruit or trophy. Farm it only until something in A/S arrives.
• Mutation bump — a 1-in-??? copy usually jumps one full letter in farm income. Details on the mutated tier list.

Letters are per job. The Limitless sorcerer can be S at farming and only A at raid DPS. Do not average them into one fake “overall” that hides a dead plot.

Farm income

This is the default list for anyone who is not inside a raid window.

Grade	Archetype	Why
S	Limitless sorcerer	Promo tags 1,000,000$/s on the recruit prompt. Highest published farm ceiling.
S	Mutated Hokage-style	1 IN ??? art exists because the copy prints. See mutated units.
A	SSJ Blue	High $/s once upgraded; blue-aura panel is a late farm, not a starter.
A	Saiyan at Lv.99 / Level ???	Same body as the Lv.1 sit. The grade is the level, not the hair.
B	One Punch	Income is fine; the kit is built to hit, not to print all night.
B	Unmutated Hokage-style	Keep as mutation bait. Do not treat the base copy as a finished farm.
C	Deku-like common	First E recruit. Feed it, then replace.
C	Lv.1 Saiyan	The sitting panel is a warning, not a keep.

Upgrade order: whatever is already on the plot and below the next breakpoint. The upgrade planner stops you from dumping a whole bag into a C just because it was first.

Raid DPS

Raids are in the live title. Grade this column only when you are actually entering a raid, not when you are decorating the lobby.

Grade	Archetype	Why
S	One Punch	Burst role. Promo silhouette exists to end a timer, not to idle.
S	Winged raid boss matchup	The home-hero panel is the fight you are building toward. Bring DPS that can stand in that purple lightning.
A	SSJ Blue	Reliable damage after levels.
A	Level ??? Saiyan	White-aura form. Needs the level pipeline first.
B	Limitless sorcerer	Farm king, raid participant. Bring it if it is your only fed unit.
B	Hokage-style	Better after mutation.
C	Deku-like / Lv.1 anything	Will not move a raid boss. Leave them on the plot printing cash.

If your farm is empty, skip the raid and read getting started. A wipe does not pay offline earnings.

Mutation hunting

Not every base is worth the lottery. Hunt copies that already have a farm or raid job.

Grade	Base archetype	Why hunt a 1-in-???
S	Hokage-style	Official 1 IN ??? art. This is the mutation the game is selling.
S	Limitless sorcerer	A mutated 1,000,000$/s ceiling is how leaderboards move.
A	Saiyan / SSJ Blue	Strong when the mutated copy inherits the level pipeline.
B	One Punch	Hunt if you need raid burst more than overnight cash.
C	Deku-like commons	Mutating filler rarely beats feeding a real core.

Full mutated grades: mutated tier list. Process: mutations guide.

Rarity ladder (no fake odds beyond the art)

Official marketing uses 1 IN ???, not a public datamine. Until Fun and Giggles Games posts numbers, treat rarity as:

1. Common — Deku-like and other first-hour E recruits.
2. Upgrade line — same archetype at Lv.1 → Lv.99 → Level ???.
3. Featured rare — Limitless sorcerer, SSJ Blue, One Punch as shop/roll fantasy.
4. Mutated — 1-in-??? overlay. Huge boost. Do not sell it because the unmutated sibling looks cleaner.

Summoner level changes roll quality. Do not raise Summoner until a farm exists. How to play and Summoner explain that order. Codes, when they exist, are a cash spike — the codes hub is empty as of September 2026, so do not wait on a list before you recruit.

Keep / feed / replace

• Keep: S and A for the job you are doing tonight.
• Feed: B that is already placed, until the planner says stop.
• Replace: C once an A/S of the same job lands. Do not feed a sitting Lv.1 because the thumbnail is famous.

Best units restates this as a shopping list. Beginner tier list is the first-hour cut. Admin Abuse can spike luck; it does not turn a C into an S without upgrades.

A Level ??? Saiyan that sits idle still loses to a fed Hokage farm. That sentence is the whole list: grade the job, spend the cash, then look at the hair.