Superior
Public trait guides report Superior as a premium combat trait. Test it on units that already carry damage.
Anime Squadron guide
Anime Squadron Trait Board
Traits can change a roster decision. Use source-reported trait names as a reroll checklist, then confirm value in your own lane runs.
Quick answer
A good trait is the one that improves the role you actually use: damage on a carry, economy on a farm slot, or uptime on a support slot.
Source-reported high-value traits
Cloner
Public guides report Cloner as a top trait. Use it where duplicate pressure helps your lane plan.
Entrepreneur
Public guides report Entrepreneur as an economy-focused trait. Compare it on farming or resource roles.
Rebirth
Public guides report Rebirth as a high-value roll. Confirm how it changes your current update route before locking it in.
Reroll rules
Match trait to unit role
A damage trait belongs on a damage unit; an economy trait belongs where extra resources create more upgrades.
Stop after a real improvement
Do not reroll a useful trait just because a tier graphic says a rarer one exists.
Retest after UPD 1.0
The official title flags UPD 1.0, so treat old trait advice as a starting point, not a final rule.
FAQ
Are Anime Squadron traits official in this table?
The trait names here are source-reported by public guides and should be checked in the current game client.
What makes a trait good?
A trait is good when it improves the unit role you use most often in waves, bosses, or farming.
Should I reroll early?
Reroll only after your core squad can clear content, because unit depth usually matters first.
Do traits affect tier lists?
Yes. A strong trait can move a unit up in practical value for your account.
How should I test a trait?
Run the same stage with the same upgrades and compare clear speed, leaks, and boss control.