Anime Avatar Fighting Avatar and Champion Roster
Two ledgers: fighters you keep on the field, and support you hatch so those fighters scale.
The Players Hub is the roster map for Anime Avatar Fighting. Avatar Fighting Team shipped this Roblox incremental on 14 June 2026. Servers hold 10 players. You summon Avatars to fight, hatch and craft Champions, then layer swords, skins, auras, and accessories while you Upgrade, Refine, and Ascend. This hub does not publish a fake named roster. It splits the account into two ledgers you actually manage.
- Fighters — summoned Avatars. Keep, replace, or fodder them using best Avatar picks and the Avatar rankings.
- Support — hatched and crafted Champions. Roles, crafts, and trades live on the Champion roster and the Champion rankings.
Letter grades and spend-or-keep math sit on the Tier List Hub. Come here when you need the roster rules behind those grades.
What belongs on a roster page
A useful roster answers the same questions every session:
- Which Avatar slots are locked because they still clear the current world and contribute in raids?
- Which Champion slots are locked because they print coins, gems, luck, or damage?
- What is food for Upgrade, Refine, Ascend, or a craft?
- What is trade bait after the Trade update?
If a unit cannot answer one of those, it should not sit in a locked slot. Inventory screenshots are not a roster. A roster is the short list that is allowed to consume materials.
Promotional shots lean on anime-inspired swordsman and shinobi silhouettes. That is art direction. Do not keep a weak common because it matches the thumbnail. Rank the role.
How the two ledgers interact
Avatars deal the idle DPS. Champions multiply the economy and, sometimes, the damage. A finished S-tier Avatar on an empty Champion layer still starves for gems. A perfect luck Champion on a C-tier Avatar field still fails a raid timer. Build both.
Spend order for a healthy account:
- Redeem working codes and luck and gem potions through how to redeem.
- Confirm you can move using controls and that Auto Attack is on (Avatar Fighting Team group perk, plus Fast Machines).
- Pull Avatars only after you know how to summon.
- Hatch Champions and craft duplicates instead of hoarding.
- Push raids and world bosses with the short field, then Upgrade, Refine, Ascend the units that survived.
- Trade extras, not your only carry, using how to trade.
New players should finish getting started before they lock anything. The Pui Pui click quest teaches the attack habit; it does not decide your endgame roster.
Rarity archetypes, not names
Until Avatar Fighting Team publishes a stable named list, this wiki ranks archetypes:
- Late-game high-rarity raid carries — lock, invest, trade carefully
- Strong world-clear units — worth gems until the next world proves otherwise
- Mid-game fillers — hold slots, then become food
- Early commons — craft and upgrade food from the first hour
- Champion support roles — luck, gem, coin, damage, then raw combat
- Mythical-style chase units — a genre goal, never an invented name on this site
World scaling is the silent roster killer. The unit that carried world one can be food after a later gate. Retest after each unlock and after economy patches such as Update 0.5. Patch notes live on the updates hub.
Leaderboards, trading, and tools
Leaderboards reward accounts that keep the field short. The dedicated server leaderboard climb covers Profile, Achiev, and how a ten-player instance actually ranks you. Ten-player servers make that visible: you see who is still clearing world bosses and who is posing with a full inventory of commons. Trading is live, so duplicate high-rarity Avatars and S-tier Champion support have market value. C-tier still has none.
How-tos sit in the guides hub. Official socials sit on wiki links. Idle-tool questions belong on the scripts hub, including auto-farm notes and auto-summon notes. A tool that hatches faster does not decide which pet to craft; this hub does.
Your roster is two ledgers: fighters you keep on the field, and support you hatch so those fighters scale. Read best Avatar picks and the Champion roster before a gem session, then cut anything that no longer answers the keep questions after the next world unlock. Rankings stay on the Avatar rankings and Champion rankings so this page can stay a roster, not a second copy of the same ladder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for codes, summons, raids, and upgrades.
Is this a character database with official names?
No. Rank by role and rarity on best Avatar picks and the Champion roster. Named lists would be fiction until the developers publish one.
Should I build Avatars or Champions first?
Keep a field that can clear the current world, then hatch support so gems and luck keep flowing. See how to summon and the Tier List Hub.
Where do I see keep-or-fodder rules?
Fighters: best Avatar picks plus Avatar rankings. Support: Champion roster plus Champion rankings.
Does trading change the roster?
Yes. Trading is live after the Trade update. High-rarity dupes become market pieces; your only raid carry should stay locked. Read how to trade.
What should a new player do before locking units?
Finish getting started, redeem codes and potions, join Avatar Fighting Team for Auto Attack, then come back to this hub.