Anime Expeditions Tier List Maker
All 52 units in Anime Expeditions, each with its official in-game picture, ready to rank.
Items to rank
52
8th Sword
Bioinsect
Bounty Hunter
Carrot
Corps Captain
Crimson
Crow
Cubert
Curly Brow
Cursed Immortal
Cursed Student
Dark Mage
Demon Cyborg
Elf Mage
Flame Emperor
Forbidden Teacher
Greed
Head Captain
Hollow
Ice Mage
Ice Queen
Jester
Kid Assassin
Kitsune
Lady Giant
Lightning God
Little Carrot
Nen Hunter
Prodigy
Puppet
Rainman
Ramen Guy
Razorjaw
Reaper
Reishi Archer
Rubber Boy
Salmon Sorcerer
Sand
Scissor
Shadow
Sharkfang
Sovereign
Stone Alchemist
String Demon
The Drink
The Hero
Thunder Shinobi
Toy Maker
True Saint
Vegetable
Water Mage
Water PrincessDrag the 52 items below into the tiers that match how you rank them. Rename any row, change its colour, add your own pictures, then save the chart as an image.
How to rank Anime Expeditions
Start with the ones you already feel strongly about. 8th Sword and Kitsune usually land in a tier within a second, and once the obvious picks are placed the 52 items left in the middle are the ones worth thinking about. Move anything you are unsure of into one row, then split that row in two.
What the tiers mean here
S tier is normally the picks that win games on their own, A the reliable ones, and the bottom rows the picks that need a lot of work to pay off. Favourites count too, so if 8th Sword is your main it can sit in S whatever anyone else says.
About this set
There are 52 items here in the Roblox Games section, each with its own picture. taken from the game's own art and its community wiki. You can edit the set freely, so add what is missing, drop what you do not want, and the chart is yours.
Questions about this tier list
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Ready to make a tier list?
Scroll back up, add your items, drag them into tiers and download the image. No sign-up, and nothing you make is stored on our servers.





























