Become an Anime Billionaire Unit Tier List

Understanding the Become an Anime Billionaire tier list is essential for efficient progression. With dozens of anime-inspired units available through the rolling system, knowing which characters generate the most cash per minute helps you avoid wasting currency on weak pulls. This guide ranks every known unit based on income output, rarity, and overall value to your base setup.

How the tier list works

Units in Become an Anime Billionaire are ranked by their passive income generation rate, which is measured in cash per minute. The higher a unit’s income rate, the faster your empire grows even while you are offline. Rarity plays a significant role: legendary units typically outperform common ones, but there are exceptions where lower-rarity units offer better value per currency spent.

We use the following tier structure:

• S-Tier — The absolute best units in the game. These generate the highest income and should be your top priority when rolling or purchasing.
• A-Tier — Excellent units that perform nearly as well as S-Tier. They are strong choices for any base configuration.
• B-Tier — Solid units that carry you through the mid-game. Worth keeping and upgrading if you do not have higher-tier alternatives.
• C-Tier — Average units with decent income. Useful as filler when you are just starting, but replace them as soon as possible.
• D-Tier — Below-average units. Only use these if you have no other options available.
• F-Tier — The weakest units. Avoid investing resources in these characters.

S-Tier units

S-Tier units form the backbone of every competitive base. These characters generate the most cash per minute and are worth every gem and lucky block you spend acquiring them.

• Kiriko — An exclusive unit obtainable through limited codes like thisissecret. Kiriko has one of the highest income rates in the game, making this a must-have if you can claim the code before it expires. Check the Codes page for active code availability.
• Mythic-tier anime characters — The rarest pulls from the rolling system. These units have multipliers that far exceed any other rarity level. If you see a mythic animation during your roll, celebrate immediately.
• Rebirth-exclusive units — Some characters only become available after performing specific rebirths. These tend to have boosted stats compared to their standard counterparts.

A-Tier units

A-Tier units are strong performers that complement S-Tier characters. They generate excellent income and are much easier to obtain than mythic pulls.

• Legendary anime characters — The second-highest rarity tier. While they do not match mythic units in raw output, legendary characters still generate substantial passive income.
• Event-limited units — Characters released during special events that may not return. Their scarcity adds value beyond pure stats.
• Fusion-boosted units — Characters that have been through the merge machine five times to create an upgraded version. Even a B-Tier unit can reach A-Tier performance after full fusion.

B-Tier units

B-Tier units are reliable workhorses for the mid-game phase. They generate enough income to fund your progression while you save for better pulls.

• Epic anime characters — The middle rarity tier with balanced stats. Good for filling empty base slots.
• Daily reward units — Characters obtained through consistent daily logins. Not the strongest, but free income is free income.
• Friendship Lucky Block drops — Units that come from the Friendship Lucky Blocks distributed through codes. Quality varies, but some B-Tier pulls are worth keeping.

C-Tier and below

C, D, and F-Tier units should only occupy your base if you have absolutely nothing better. Replace them as soon as you roll or purchase higher-tier characters.

• C-Tier — Common anime characters with modest income rates. Acceptable as temporary placeholders.
• D-Tier — Below-average units that generate minimal income. Not worth upgrading.
• F-Tier — The weakest characters in the game. Sell or replace these immediately.

How to use the tier list effectively

Knowing the rankings is only half the battle. Here is how to apply this knowledge to your gameplay:

1. Prioritize S-Tier pulls — Spend your rolling currency on attempts that have the highest chance of dropping S-Tier units.
2. Fill your base completely — Even C-Tier units generating income is better than empty slots. Read the Getting Started guide for base management tips.
3. Use the merge machine — Combine five duplicate units to create a stronger version. This can push a B-Tier unit into A-Tier territory.
4. Invest rebirth points wisely — After rebirthing, allocate points to income multipliers rather than cosmetic upgrades.
5. Check for code units — Exclusive units from codes are often S-Tier because they are limited-time rewards.

Tier list update schedule

This tier list is updated whenever the developers release balance patches or new units. Major updates typically arrive every one to two weeks. Check the Updates page for patch notes that may affect unit rankings.

For detailed information about how units work, including the rolling system, fusion mechanics, and base placement strategies, visit the Players hub. To learn about automation tools that help you manage your units efficiently, see the Scripts page.