Ground + air
Make sure the stage's target types can be attacked. Unknown targeting should stay unknown until checked.
How to Build an Anime Origins Team
Learn how ground, air, economy, AoE, boss, and support coverage work together, then test your six-slot Anime Origins lineup in the team builder.
Quick answer
Cover the mode's jobs before chasing one advertised unit
Start with target coverage and a reliable opening. Add economy, area damage and boss pressure, then use support or control where the team fails. Story, Infinite and Raids change the priority of those same jobs.
This guide explains targeting, economy, AoE, boss and support/control decisions. The full interactive builder stays on one dedicated page so saved and shared lineups have a single home.
Six checks
What every slot should contribute
Economy
Fund important upgrades without allowing early waves to pass.
Area damage
Control grouped enemies so single-target placements are not overwhelmed.
Boss damage
Concentrate pressure on tougher targets and Raid objectives.
Support + control
Amplify strong placements or buy time at the actual failure point.
Roster depth
Use all six slots when useful, but do not fill a slot with a duplicate job by habit.
Apply the guide
Build with the units you actually own
The dedicated tool searches the shared unit database, auto-fills source-labelled roles, preserves manual overrides, and checks the six coverage categories.
Ready to test a lineup?
Open the six-slot Team Builder, choose a mode, search units or aliases, and use the duplicate and missing-role hints to make one deliberate change.
Open the full Team BuilderFix a failed run
Change one thing at a time
- 1. Record the wave or mechanic that ended the run.
- 2. Name the missing job: target, economy, AoE, boss or utility.
- 3. Substitute one slot or change one upgrade decision.
- 4. Retest the same mode under comparable conditions.
FAQ
Team-building questions
Is there one best Anime Origins team?
No universal lineup is supported by current data. The useful team depends on mode, owned units and the job you are missing.
How many AoE or boss units should I use?
The site's checklist treats two tags as full structural coverage, but that is planning guidance rather than an official game rule.
Can one unit cover several jobs?
Yes. Mark every role you can actually observe in the current game.
Does a high coverage score guarantee a clear?
No. Placement, upgrades, stage mechanics and unit strength still matter.