Roblox already has a bunch of anime-based games that let you create a custom character with the type of build you want. Anime Apocalypse is one of those games, letting players choose a pet, ability, and more. Naturally, every Anime Apocalypse ability has different benefits that would place them differently on a tier list.
Anime Apocalypse is constantly adding new abilities for players to use, and all of them affect the meta. This tier list highlights these abilities, outlining their benefits and drawbacks to help you determine which are ideal for you.
Complete Anime Apocalypse Ability Tier List
Tier | Ability |
| S+ | Spin, Ghost of Shinobi, Moonslayer |
S | Illusionist, Limitless, Atomic, Babylon |
| A | Saiyan, Head of Hei, Destructive Fists, Coyote, Pride |
B | Shadow Monarch, Sosuke, Fire Fighter |
| C | King of Curses, Nen Prodigy, Zorro |
S+ Tier
Ability | Description |
Spin | This is arguably the strongest ability in the game currently. Not only does it have the highest sustained DPS in the game, but it also has excellent AoE and range, making it ideal for every game mode |
Ghost of Shinobi | Ghost of Shinobi may be new, but its massive AoE coverage and insane burst damage more than make it deserving of this spot. This Naruto-based ability is great for farming, survival, and infinite modes |
Moonslayer | Despite being among the newest abilities in the game, Moonslayer has insane damage potential. It has a move called Mirror of Misfortune that deals 11,000 damage by itself, which is enough to take out even most boss enemies |
S-Tier
Ability | Description |
Illusionist | This ability is ideal for wave-clearing. It has strong AoE damage that can clear large groups with minimal effort. The Illusionist ability is ideal for infinite and survival modes |
Limitless | Based on the anime and manga Jujutsu Kaisen, this ability works great against strong bosses because of its damage. It also has decent utility and crowd control, making it good for every mode |
Atomic | Atomic is the king of burst damage. While it doesn’t have much AoE potential, it can comfortably take down most boss enemies because of its serious single-target damage that scales well into the endgame |
Babylon | Based on Gilgamesh from the Fate Series, Babylon has excellent AoE potential. While the damage it deals isn’t too serious, it’s easy to take down hordes of enemies with it |
A-Tier
Ability | Description |
Saiyan | This ability has UI revive, which can be game-changing when properly utilized. It’s strong in every game mode and is great as a primary and secondary ability |
Head of Hei | The combo of freezes and stuns can CC-lock most boss enemies, making it great in raids and team play |
Destructive Fists | This ability isn’t too technical, though its damage output is fairly strong still. It doesn’t require huge mastery investment, making it decent for every game mode, especially as a secondary ability |
Coyote | While this ability starts as subpar, Coyote has some of the best late-game scaling in the game. It has excellent raid damage, and it’s definitely worth investing in |
Pride | Pride is average in terms of usefulness, but it deserves a spot in this tier because it doesn’t have any major weaknesses. It’s a safe investment option and can work in every mode |
B-Tier
Ability | Description |
Shadow Monarch | This ability has near-infinite scaling, but is very weak early. You’ll have to properly grind to bring out its real potential, though it can deserve a spot at the A-tier at 100 Mastery |
Sosuke | Sosuke is one of the best beginner abilities, primarily because of its strong burst damage. The early-game value is nice, but you’ll likely replace it when you get a Mythic or Exclusive |
Fire Fighter | Fire Fighter is the definition of mediocre. It deals decent damage, has average scaling, and is outclassed by most abilities in the game. Still, you can utilize it to clear most missions |
C-Tier
Ability | Description |
King of Curses | Focuses on aggressive burst damage and flashy attacks, but this ability falls off hard in the endgame. Plus, many of this ability’s moves scatter enemies, which can just get annoying |
Nen Prodigy | While Nen Prodigy is very beginner-friendly, it has one of the lowest damage ultimates in the game. It doesn’t really work too well in any mode |
Zorro | This is a decent beginner ability, but it is outclassed by literally every other ability in the game. It has weak moves, low DPS, and doesn’t scale well into any mode |
