The complete Anime Idle guide
Build your team, find out what beats the other guy, and see what is strong this week.
What team do I build?
Pick your five, set level, stars and runes, and see the finished team before you spend a thing in the game.
Open the builderHow do I beat this team?
Tell us who you are up against. We point to the line-up that answers it.
Open the counter toolWhat sets this skill off?
Every effect in the game by category, and the trigger that makes each one happen — and when in the fight.
See categories and triggersThe whole game, documented
Every character sheet with the three skills, every rune and what it adds, all 160 worlds stage by stage and the 266 PVE enemies.
Community teams
See every team →Built and published by people who play. Build yours and publish it too.
Keep your teams and publish them to the community
The account is free. It saves what you built, lets you publish guides, comment, and hear from whoever tried your team.
About this wiki
What you will find here
Anime Idle is an idle collection RPG: you gather cards from 41 anime, build a team of five, and the fight runs on its own. Because the battle plays without your hands on it, everything is decided beforehand — in the five you pick, the order of the queue, and the runes each one carries. That is the part this site is for.
There are 154 characters with the full sheet — health and power at every rarity, the three skills with the values they actually have, and the runes each one runs at the top —, 36 rune types, the 160 PVE worlds stage by stage, and the 266 enemies that show up in them.
Where the numbers come from
The values are the game’s own, not estimates and not a table copied from somewhere else. When the game changes a skill, it changes here.
Three tools, on top of the reference
The Builder assembles the team and works out its power before you spend anything in the game. The Counter takes your opponent’s team and hands back the formation that answers it. The Meta shows what is being used and what is winning in this week’s tournament.
All three are free and work without an account. An account is for saving what you built, publishing it to the community and commenting — nothing that is already open sits behind it.