Defeat Anime RNG Unit Cards: Names, Rarities and Shown Stats

How should you read Gura’s unit card?

The expanded panel on the right identifies Gura, its Epic rarity, and the Magical label. It displays five separate fields: DMG, SPA, CRIT and CRIT DMG alongside the type. Keep those labels separate when comparing your own copy.

The Lv. 37 bar at the bottom is part of the player’s HUD. Assigning that level to Gura would create a false level-to-damage relationship. The frame also shows active Luck, EXP and Gold values, but it does not establish which modifiers affect the unit panel. For that reason, the card above preserves the displayed numbers without calling them level-one or unmodified values.

To compare a copy you own, open its detailed panel and record the same fields. Add the unit level and any visible trait or mutation. If the numbers differ, those conditions and the game’s version are the first things to compare. The merging guide explains the upgrade interface; the mutation guide keeps modifiers separate from the unit’s identity.

Why is Gowo listed separately from Superior?

The Traits window names the selected unit Gowo — Legendary Unit. The center-right panel instead describes Superior, with 27.05% Roll Chance and 10% damage increase. These labels answer different questions: which unit is selected, and which trait is displayed.

Neither the unit’s rarity nor that trait probability tells us its chance of appearing when rolling units. We therefore leave unit roll odds absent. Read traits and reroll costs for the resource and probability labels visible in this menu.

What do Grey and Danji’s entries establish?

Both names appear above conveyor units in the Gura frame, each with a Common label. That is enough to identify a name and rarity, but it does not provide the full panel needed for a comparable stat row. Empty fields mean no supported observation, not zero damage or no critical chance.

This reference also avoids turning the reported Koben/Kobeni spelling difference into two units. The code reward list preserves the reported Chainsaw reward wording until the inventory identity can be resolved.

Where does Isel’s entry come from?

The same creator opens a Clone task for Isel — Epic Unit at 00:45. Its material panel shows Epic Essence (0/11). Unlike Gura’s detailed card, this menu establishes a name, rarity and a specific task’s resource display, without exposing combat stats. The cloning guide walks through that screen and its timer.

Is this a tier list?

Blood’s Mythic rarity and BLOSSOM label are visible in the creator’s Units panel at 07:05. Its compact sword, hourglass and dice fields show 57.7K, 4.0s and 0%. The mutation guide’s full frame preserves that context, including a second Blood copy labeled ANGELIC. Neither those icons nor different labels establish a damage multiplier between the two copies.

No ranking is assigned. A fair comparison would need matching unit levels, trait and mutation conditions, and a repeatable encounter. One player’s card plus another player’s different Traits screen cannot establish a best team. For progression, use the zone requirement reference alongside your own team’s observed results.

Frames were reviewed September 20, 2026. The source notes explain how historical gameplay, current official listings and reported rewards are distinguished.