Character, team, role, trait, build, ability, and entity reference with source-gated ranking boundaries.
Use builds and entities to choose a role for the next Anime Capture task, not to trust exact named-unit ranks. Current evidence supports role-first decisions while character, trait, and Wings-era ranking claims remain source-gated.
Treat this page as the entity and build index: start with role notes for capture, Crystal farming, boss survival, or damage, then use the squad planner, tier list, calculator, and source status pages when a build choice depends on tools or disputed public evidence.
Use these notes while you play, then follow the related pages for codes, rankings, tools, or route-specific help.
Start with captured characters, team slots, avatar state, swords, index progress, and any visible trait or ability effect. Public search and YouTube results still mix Anime Capture with adjacent Roblox anime games, so named unit claims need in-game or transcript-backed evidence before they become rankings.
Choose builds by job first: starter capture consistency, Crystal farming, boss survival, or late-game damage. If a choice depends on Gems, F2P Tickets, potions, or a rare sword, wait until the current screen shows the effect instead of copying an unsupported tier name.
Use the squad planner for team fit, the tier list for role-level comparisons, and source pages when a public guide or code site disagrees about current reward or update state.
Wiki pages should point players toward the practical pages that explain what to claim, compare, build, or check next.
