If you need some inspiration for curating your ideal team loadout, look no further than this Anime Overload Tier List. As a long-time Tower Defence player, I love exploiting character skills and synergies to create a truly unrivalled team.
And now, I’m here to share my findings with you, dear reader, in a classic Tier format, including the units’ rarity, placement style, and gimmick (if not DPS).
So, let’s get into it!
Anime Overload Tier List
This tier is up to date as of March 30th, 2026. [RELEASE]
S-TIER
- Crimson Queen
- Ground Unit
- Red Hair
- Ground Unit
- Strongest Alien
- Hybrid Unit
- Susono
- Air Unit
- Support
- Bald Hero
- Ground Unit
- Ener
- Hybrid Unit
- Goju
- Hybrid Unit
- Support
- Kid Psychic
- Hybrid Unit
- Sokono
- Hybrid Unit
- Support
- Eskanor
- Ground Unit
- Farm Unit
- Speedcart
- Ground Unit
- Farm Unit
A-TIER
- Chain Man
- Ground Unit
- Devil Knight
- Ground -> Hybrid Unit
- Support
- Greye
- Ground Unit
- Support
- Kaitou
- Hybrid Unit
- Support
- Maine
- Hybrid Unit
- Yono
- Air Unit
- Support
B-TIER
- Death Surgeon
- Ground Unit
- Imperial Silver
- Ground Unit
- Jaken Hunter
- Ground Unit
- Sosoke
- Ground Unit
- Natso
- Hybrid Unit
- Jenoss
- Hybrid Unit
- Itadoree
- Ground Unit
- Buls
- Ground Unit
C-TIER
- Tojee
- Ground Unit
- Alien Conqueror
- Hybrid Unit
- Laxos
- Ground Unit
- Zaro
- Ground Unit
- Vegetable
- Hybrid Unit
- Wend
- Air Unit
- Sunji
- Ground Unit
- Stone Lee
- Ground Unit
- Master Rushy
- Ground Unit
- Kokoshi
- Ground Unit
- Killyoa
- Ground Unit
- Inoomaki
- Ground Unit
D-TIER
- Weather Woman
- Air Unit
- Sakuro
- Ground Unit
- Gaku
- Hybrid Unit
- Krill
- Ground Unit
- Loofy
- Ground Unit
- Moomen Rider
- Ground Unit
- Noroto
- Ground Unit
- Osoppu
- Air Unit
- Panda
- Ground Unit
Frequently Asked Questions
For any potential queries you may have about the game and tier.
What Does Each Tier Mean?
- S-Tier
- These are my must-have units. I highly recommend investing in a goodie bag of these go-getters. Their skills are unmatched, and they often sync well with other units to create a powerful team capable of surpassing the late game.
- A-Tier
- Ideal secondary options for your team. Those here aren’t anything to completely dismiss, as their stats and skills still hold up in the late game.
- B-Tier
- This tier is where things get decisive. Units here are either buildable and can upgrade to A-Tier via Evolutions and investments, or are permanent B-Tier residents due to their niche and situational skills.
- C-Tier
- These are forgettable units, often making their way into teams early in the game. I overall don’t recommend investing much time or materials into improving them.
- D-Tier
- This tier is solely reserved for the lowest rarity units, who, by default, have the weakest skills. They create a baseline in expectations for the remainder of the tier.
What do the Name Colours represent?
- Red Name: Secret Rarity
- Pink Name: Mythic Rarity
- Yellow Name: Legendary Rarity
- Purple Name: Epic Rarity
- Blue Name: Rare Rarity
How Do I Make a Strong Team?
This Tier isn’t supposed to persuade you into only having S-Tier units, as diversity and synergy are key to success in the long game.
Ideally, you’ll want a selection of units covering Ground, Hybrid, and Air combos. These ensure you can tackle any enemy type you may face.
As you battle, units will gain experience, further enhancing their stats. You can also invest in them for controlled enhancements such as stat rerolls, Traits, Evolutions, etc.
My team must-haves: 2x Ground Units, 1x Hybrid Unit, 1x Air Unit, 1x Support Unit, 1x Farm Unit. (Or, swap Hybrid/Air for an additional Support or Farm in the later game)
Start Playing Anime Overload
Now that you know the up-to-date rankings, start playing Anime Overload via Roblox.
If you’re a fan of Tower Defence titles and want more tiers, check out my Re Rangers X Tier List as well!
