Anime Final Strike Trait Planner
Decide targets before you open the Trait NPC.
The trait planner turns the trait tier list into a pre-flight checklist so you do not burn crystals emotionally.
Step 1 — Pick hosts
Choose at most two units: one farm (farm support) and one DPS from best units or secret units.
Step 2 — Set targets
| Host type | Dream | Acceptable stop |
|---|---|---|
| Farm | Wealth | Strong money-oriented A-tier |
| DPS | Emperor | The One / Frenzy / Berserk / Dismantle |
Step 3 — Bank check
Count Trait Rerolls from codes and Infinite. If the bank is low, farm first (farm gems) instead of rolling.
Step 4 — Roll session
Follow reroll traits NPC steps, enable skips, and stop when you hit the acceptable column. Chasing Emperor after a good The One often destroys accounts’ crystal graphs.
Step 5 — Validate in content
Test in Infinite and raids. If performance disappoints, revisit team builder before more rerolls — placement may be the real issue.
Stop-loss rules
- No rolling on units without evolve plans (evolve units).
- No rolling during unfinished Story onboarding (getting started).
- No rolling five units “a little” — focus fire.
Plan the trait, then pull the lever. Random rerolls are how Emperor stays a myth on your account.
Multi-week Emperor project outline
Week 1: finish evolve and SS stats. Week 2: stock rerolls from codes and Infinite. Week 3: roll to The One stop. Week 4 optional: continue only if bank rebuilt. This outline prevents month-long tunnels that leave the rest of the roster neglected. Share the outline with a friend who can tell you to stop when The One lands. Projects need boundaries as much as targets.
Field notes 1 — Trait Planner
Trait Planner is a planning sheet. Fill every empty slot with either a unit name or a swap note. Layer 1 requires a gem or reroll budget number beside the plan so the tool cannot float free of your actual bank.
Field notes 2 — Trait Planner
Trait Planner is a planning sheet. Fill every empty slot with either a unit name or a swap note. Layer 2 requires a gem or reroll budget number beside the plan so the tool cannot float free of your actual bank.
Field notes 3 — Trait Planner
Trait Planner is a planning sheet. Fill every empty slot with either a unit name or a swap note. Layer 3 requires a gem or reroll budget number beside the plan so the tool cannot float free of your actual bank.
Field notes 4 — Trait Planner
Trait Planner is a planning sheet. Fill every empty slot with either a unit name or a swap note. Layer 4 requires a gem or reroll budget number beside the plan so the tool cannot float free of your actual bank.
Field notes 5 — Trait Planner
Trait Planner is a planning sheet. Fill every empty slot with either a unit name or a swap note. Layer 5 requires a gem or reroll budget number beside the plan so the tool cannot float free of your actual bank.
Practical addendum 1 for Trait Planner
Fill empty template slots with swap names and a gem or reroll budget number before queueing. On the Trait Planner page (tools/trait-planner.json), focus only on decisions this URL is meant to answer. Sibling links in the tools dropdown reinforce the same job without sending you into unrelated banners. Rehearse inside a free private server when the advice involves placement or crafting. End-of-section check for Trait Planner: write one next action that mentions Trait Planner by name, then close the wiki until that action is done.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Should I always chase Emperor?
Only on true endgame DPS with a large reroll bank. The One is a strong stop.
What about support units?
Prioritize Wealth on farm units before luxury traits on supports.
How many units should I roll at once?
One or two focused hosts per session.