Redeem codes before your first long play session so free rolls and boosts help your opening pulls.
Anime RNG Defense Beginner Guide
Start with codes, roll for one useful damage unit, then build a simple team that can clear early waves without wasting upgrades.
What to do next
Use every active code first, roll until you have at least one Epic or better damage unit, place damage on the longest path, and only upgrade units you plan to keep for several rounds.
Follow this route
Keep your best single-target damage unit for bosses and your best AOE unit for packed waves.
Upgrade one carry unit first instead of spreading currency across weak starter units.
Check the tier list before spending a large batch of rolls so you know which pulls are worth building around.
Fix the run first
If early waves leak, move AOE units closer to turns where enemies bunch together.
If bosses survive too long, shift upgrades into single-target damage instead of support.
If you keep running out of currency, replay the highest round you clear comfortably instead of pushing failed runs.
Avoid these traps
Spending every upgrade on Common or Uncommon starters.
Ignoring AOE coverage and relying on one boss-killer for every wave.
Using boost rewards before you have enough rolls saved to benefit from them.
Anime RNG Defense Beginner Guide FAQ
What should I do first in Anime RNG Defense?
Redeem codes, roll for a stronger starter unit, then clear repeatable early rounds until your main damage unit is upgraded.
Do I need a Mythic unit to start?
No. A good Epic or Legendary can carry early progression if you place it well and avoid wasting upgrades.
When should I replace a starter unit?
Replace it when a new unit is at least two rarity steps higher or fills a role your team is missing.
Use codes before rolling
Free rewards can change your next roll or upgrade decision.
UnitsCheck rankings
Compare your strongest units before investing more currency.
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