Anime Immortals

Anime Immortals is a deep unit-summoning and equipment-crafting simulator on Roblox developed by HG Anime where players manage a personal combat Arena, summon anime-inspired Units from banner Crates, craft weapons and gear at the Blacksmith, and team up for Dungeons and Raids. Launched in November 2024 and actively updated through April 2026, it has earned a 96.8% approval rating and a 661-page Fandom wiki - signs of exceptional community engagement for a game of its size.

Each player controls a personal plot Arena where enemy waves spawn continuously. Deployed Units fight automatically, dropping Coins, Gems, and crafting materials. Units are summoned through a Standard Banner (50 Gems per pull, up to 4% Mythic chance) or Special Banner (200 Gems per pull, with Secret rarity units exclusive to this pool). Units level up with EXP Potions, gain stronger stats through rerolls using Orbs of Potential or Orbs of Perfection, and can become Shiny variants for a visual upgrade. The systems that define long-term progression:

• ⚔️ Unit Summoning - pull from Standard or Special Banners for Units up to Secret rarity, the highest tier exclusive to the Special Banner
• 💎 Blacksmith - craft and upgrade weapons for yourself and your units using Stone, Iron, and rarer materials; unlocks at Level 5
• 🏆 Dungeons - cooperative team challenge spawning every 20 minutes with chest rewards including the rare Orb of Perfection
• 🎭 Raids - the Jeju Island encounter with Queen's Guardian across three phases, rewarding Arcane Stars and Solo Keys for the Solo Mystery Box
• 💰 Trading - a community economy with wiki-maintained value lists for Units, weapons, and gamepasses

The game's Aura system adds visual effects with drop rates ranging from 1-in-250 to 1-in-100 million. Arcane Stars earned through Dungeons and Raids serve as the high-value currency for top-tier upgrades and items.

Anime Immortals sits in a similar space to other deep unit-collection simulators on Roblox, distinguishing itself through the personal Arena format, multi-machine crafting system, and an active trading community documented on a 661-page Fandom wiki. Players who enjoy Anime Guardians or similar unit management games will find the Arena combat loop a familiar but distinct experience.