Anime Dice Units
Direct answerUnits are the core of Anime Dice — the official loop is roll dice, reveal anime characters, build the strongest team. What is NOT public: no official roster, no official rarity bands, no published per-unit stats. Community rosters exist but conflict, and copy-pasted tier tables recycle unverified numbers. This page is the evidence register you read a unit claim against.
The official unit loop
From the official description, in order: you roll dice, each roll can reveal an anime character; upgrading your dice raises luck (better characters); you build the strongest team possible; rare characters and mutations are collectible; leaderboards rank your roster. That loop is the unit system. Everything beyond it — who the characters are, their rarities, their stats, which are 'meta' — has to be verified separately.
What is not verified (and why we will not fake it)
- Official character roster — no source lists one with an official URL.
- Rarity bands — community tables conflict; some include characters others omit.
- Per-unit stats, growth curves or skill values — none are official.
- Drop/roll odds for any unit — no verified probability source exists.
How to read a unit claim
- Check the source: is it the in-game Index/UI, a developer post, or a wiki page with no date?
- Check the date: Anime Dice changes fast; a month-old rarity table can be stale.
- Check the conflict: if two trackers disagree on a unit, that unit is conflicting, not 'confirmed'.
- Check what the claim is for: 'this unit is good' is opinion; 'this unit exists at 1%' is a data claim that needs evidence.
Where we go next (GSC-gated expansion)
We do not pre-generate individual unit pages. When Search Console shows real entity queries — e.g. a specific character people keep searching — we split that unit out with its own evidence file. Until then, unit-level claims live here and on the Characters hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The official description confirms the mechanic (dice reveal anime characters) but publishes no roster. Any complete unit list you see is community-assembled.
Because no official rarity source exists. Trackers assemble tables from screenshots and experience, and they disagree — we record the disagreement instead of picking one.
Live gameplay beats wikis. Test units you roll against your team goal, and treat tier opinions as opinions until gameplay-verified data exists.
Only after Search Console shows real demand for a specific unit, and only with live-verified data. We will not publish thin guesswork pages.
Sources & Verification
- Roblox game page (official description) (official)
- anime-dice.wiki — players/units data (community)
- animedice.wiki — evidence-led guides (community)