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What this page is for

If you searched Anime Origins units, anime origins unit, or Roxi Anime Origins, this page is the roster map before you commit resources. It helps you identify what a unit does for a team, then sends ranking questions to the Anime Origins Tier List.

It is not a promise of permanent stats, drop rates, or patch-proof rankings. Use the current in-game unit card as the final check when a patch changes a name, ability, or banner.

How to read the roster

Role	What to look for
Carry	The unit that should do the most work in a team
Support	A unit that boosts the carry or keeps the run stable
Utility	A flexible slot that helps with speed, control, or survival
Limited	A banner or event unit that may not stay easy to obtain

Current roster map

The launch roster keeps clustering around a few names instead of one giant settled list. Use these groups as a team-building shortcut, not as an official rarity database:

Group	Names to watch
Headline picks	Cursed Lover, Valcrad, Madaro
Strong support / economy	Bon, Bluma, Goju, Shinoru, Mykie, Goki
Flexible core roster	Vegita, Aneko, Igritto, Sosuke, Tojei, Noroto, Starku, Yoto
Early fillers	Melio, Roxi

Anime Origins unit lookup

Use this quick lookup when you recognize a name but are not sure whether it should take resources from your current team. The first question is always the job it can fill, not whether the name sounds rare.

Unit or group	Team job to check first	Practical use now	Where to continue
Cursed Lover, Valcrad, Madaro	Main carry	Compare them when you already have a stable team and want one clear damage anchor.	Tier List
Bon, Bluma, Goju	Support or economy	Check whether the unit improves your carry or makes a longer run easier to fund.	Beginner Guide
Vegita, Aneko, Igritto, Sosuke, Tojei, Noroto, Starku, Yoto	Coverage or flexible damage	Use these to fix a real gap in the roster rather than replacing every slot after a pull.	Tier List
Melio, Roxi	Early bridge	Useful while you learn the first team loop; avoid heavy rerolls or long-term investment before a clearer upgrade appears.	Roxi note

Roxi Anime Origins

Roxi is currently best treated as an early-fill or situational unit in the launch roster. If Roxi is one of your first usable pulls, keep the investment light: use Roxi to cover an open slot, but save scarce rerolls and major resources for a unit that clearly improves your main carry, support, or economy plan.

This is a role-fit call, not a claim about permanent rank. Check the current in-game card after a balance update, then compare Roxi against the rest of your roster using the tier list and the six-role checklist below.

Build a balanced unit team

A useful early Anime Origins team usually needs distinct jobs. Before replacing a unit, name the actual problem in the run.

If your run fails because…	Check this job first	Do not solve it by…
Waves stack too quickly	Main carry or coverage	Adding a second weak filler without changing the damage plan.
A strong unit still feels inconsistent	Support or utility	Rerolling every unit at once.
You cannot afford key upgrades	Economy	Replacing the only resource-helping slot with another damage name.
A newly pulled unit looks exciting	Open or flex slot	Selling your stable carry before testing the new role.

How to use this page

Use this page when you want the roster map before the ranking.
Use the tier list when you want a stronger opinion about which unit to build first.
Use the traits page when you want to refine a build after you pick the unit.
Use the codes page before spending, because free rewards can change which roster decision makes sense.

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Why this page exists

Some visitors want a fast unit overview before they commit to a ranking page. This page gives them that middle step, while keeping patch-sensitive facts out of a thin, one-unit-per-page cluster.