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Anime Final Strike Trait Planner

Decide targets before you open the Trait NPC.

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Trait Planner

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 typeDreamAcceptable stop
FarmWealthStrong money-oriented A-tier
DPSEmperorThe 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.

FAQ

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.