Anime Duelists Mythical and Secret Units
Hunt the rarities that carry your team through Trials and late worlds.
In Anime Duelists on Roblox, Mythical and Secret fighters are the inflection point between struggling on a new map and clearing it with room to spare. Everything before them is temporary: Rare and Epic units teach mechanics, Legendaries bridge early worlds, but Mythicals stay relevant long enough to justify Trait Rerolls, Stat Rerolls, and Gem spending. Secrets sit above Mythicals as trophy pulls — lower odds, higher prestige, and trade value in World 1 near the summon eggs.
This guide explains how to hunt those rarities efficiently, when to camp a world instead of advancing, and how Game Passes from the Game Passes tier list change the math.
Rarity tiers and why Mythical matters
Each world exposes its own Star pool. Rolls draw from a table weighted by rarity. Mythical drops are intentionally scarce; Secrets are scarcer still. Because each fighter includes a unique ultimate, a strong Mythical is not just stats — it is a new combat pattern that multiplies your Auto Hatch farming in Getting Started.
Legendaries fall off once the next world’s base pool power creeps past them. That is why reroll guides insist you save Trait and Stat items for Mythicals and Secrets covered in Traits and Stats.
Free-to-play rule: one Mythical per world
The most reliable free progression path is simple: do not leave a world until you hatch at least one Mythical from its banner. World 2 enemies, Trials, and quest timers assume that power spike. Players who rush with an all-Legendary squad hit walls and burn rerolls compensating for underpowered teams.
Speedrunners can ignore the rule if they accept slower Trials clears and heavier reliance on codes from the Codes page. Casual accounts should patience-farm Mythicals; the time lost camping is smaller than the time lost re-grinding a world you cannot beat.
How to improve Mythical odds
Volume beats prayer
More spins mean more shots at the table. Multi Open lets you hatch multiple Stars per action and is the single best Gem purchase on the Game Passes tier list. Pair it with Fast Open so each session completes faster, especially overnight.
Luck stacking
Codes frequently grant Luck, Super Luck, and Star Speed boosts. Activate them during dedicated Mythical sessions instead of wasting them on tutorial spins. Luck and Super Luck Game Passes add passive odds once you own the big three passes — details in Gems and Game Passes.
Auto Hatch discipline
Keep Auto Hatch running whenever you are online. Mythical hunting is a numbers game; idle time off the egg pad is wasted time. The Getting Started guide covers toggling Auto Hatch while questing.
Claim every code
Update codes like UPDATE3.75 ship hundreds of Gems and reroll stacks. Those Gems convert directly into extra spins. Refresh the Codes hub after each Updates post so you never miss a milestone batch.
Secret units: chase or skip?
Secrets are flex goals, not progression requirements. Pull one and you hold an asset players seek on the Trading plaza. Missing one does not block world clears if your Mythical team is traited well.
If you are purely free-to-play, treat Secrets as bonus lottery tickets after your world Mythical is secured. Spenders with maxed hatch speed can parallel-farm Secrets for trade leverage.
World-by-world camping strategy
World 1: Farm until Mythical. Finish quests for mount materials and extra Gems before moving — see Getting Started. Know the trading plaza location even if you do not trade yet.
World 2 and beyond: Repeat the Mythical rule per world. Unlock the Stat NPC near the teleport hub only after arrival; use Traits and Stats before dumping rerolls there.
Trials gates: Attempt Trials when your Mythical carries acceptable traits, not while you still rely on bare Legendaries.
After you pull a Mythical
- Lock the unit in your core team via Extra Equip slots.
- Spend saved Trait Rerolls until a combat trait matches the fighter role.
- Visit World 2’s Stat NPC when available; apply Stat Rerolls sparingly.
- Stop spinning that world’s banner unless hunting duplicates for Trading or Secret odds.
- Compare performance against community lists on Players — tier shifts happen in Updates.
Spending Robux versus grinding
Robux bundles jump-start spins but permanent Game Passes outperform consumables. Multi Open, Extra Equip, and Fast Open multiply every future world the same way. Consult Gems and Game Passes before buying Robux-only starter packs.
Trading and dupes
Duplicate Mythicals can fund trades for fighters your banner refuses to give. Learn value basics on Trading before accepting chat offers. Never trust sketchy executors from Scripts pages to “boost” hatch luck — Roblox bans risk is real.
Related pages
- Getting Started — Auto Hatch and World 1 loop
- Traits and Stats — reroll targets after Mythical
- Trials — gate requirements per world
- Gems and Game Passes — Multi Open priority
- Trading — move dupes safely
- Codes — free spin currency
- Game Passes tier list — hatch speed rankings
- Players — fighter meta snapshots
- Updates — banner and rate changes
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Anime Duelists questions.
How rare are Mythical units in Anime Duelists?
Mythicals are low-probability Star rolls meant to anchor a world team. Exact percentages shift per update; treat them as long-haul goals and stack Multi Open plus Luck boosts.
Should I stay in World 1 until I get a Mythical?
Free-to-play accounts should yes. One Mythical per world prevents Trials and new maps from outscaling you. Spenders with Multi Open can advance sooner.
What is the best Game Pass for hunting Mythicals?
Multi Open is first, Fast Open second for speed, Extra Equip third for battle power. See the Game Passes tier list for the full order.
Are Secret units required for progression?
No. Secrets are luxury pulls with trade value. Secure a Mythical first, then chase Secrets if you want collection or trading leverage.
Do codes help with Mythical farming?
Yes. Codes grant Gems and Luck boosts that translate into more spins. Redeem every active code on the Codes page before long farm sessions.