Anime Paradox

Anime Paradox is a Roblox tower-defense game where you deploy anime-inspired units along enemy paths to clear waves. Units are obtained primarily through gem-banner pulls and event shops, can be evolved into stronger forms, and are organized by Trait families (Eternal, Vampiric, Greed, Blessing) that affect their passive behavior.

The Fandom wiki currently documents 43 units. The roster grows as the developers add new banners and event units; our units database re-syncs from Fandom on every build, so the count above reflects the latest sync.

Trait is a unit-attribute family that the developers tag onto each unit. The four families documented on Fandom are Eternal (the most common — most main-roster units), Vampiric (heal-on-action passives, e.g., Megumin), Greed (cash-generation focus), and Blessing (party-buff focus). Each unit lists its trait on its in-game card.

Most units have an evolved form with a different name, a stronger passive, and an extended attack list. The evolved version costs more cash to deploy in-match (the "Evo Cost" listed on each unit). Evolution itself happens out-of-match using materials specific to that unit; the exact materials are detailed on each unit's Fandom page.

The developers do not publish drop rates for the gem banner or event banners. Any specific percentages on third-party sites are estimates at best. We do not list drop rates here — the previous version of this page shipped fabricated rates and we removed them in the 2026-05-04 audit.

The most common obtainment paths in our synced data are: Gem Banner (the standard pull), special banners (JJK Banner, Special Banner, Jujutsu Banner — limited-time pools), event shops (Valentine's Shop, Siege Shop), Battle-pass tier rewards, and rare drops from specific stages (AFK Chamber, Hollow Legend Stage, JJK Portals). Each unit's Obtainment field on the Units page lists the exact source.

Codes appear during major updates and milestone celebrations. We don't maintain an in-house list of active codes here because the redemption window for each code is short (often hours to days) and stale code lists actively waste players' time. Check the in-game CODES menu for current redeemables — that is always the source of truth.