There are more than 150 cards in Anime Card Clash, and each one has a unique ability and several variations. Even though you would assume that the rarer cards are more powerful, that isn't always the case. So, if you want to find out everything there is to cards and which ones stand out from the rest, follow our ultimate Anime Card Clash card guide and tier list below.

Anime Card Clash Card Types and Versions Explained

Each card in Anime Card Clash has an ability and a certain amount of damage and HP. There are four different variations of each card, with each having a distinct border color. Essentially, every card has four strength tiers. You can merge cards to "upgrade" a card to a higher tier, but more on this later in the guide. Now, here are the four card tiers and their stat and rarity scaling:

• Basic: Basic Stats, Basic Rarity
• Gold: Basic Stats x4, Basic Rarity x100
• Rainbow: Gold Stats x4, Gold Rarity x100
• Secret: Rainbow Stats x4, Rainbow Rarity x100

Anime Card Clash Tier Lists

Anime Card Clash has a huge variety of cards. So, we decided to separate them into three categories: rare Regular cards, common Regular cards, and Support cards. Based on the same categorization, we made three different tier lists. Each Anime Card Clash tier list below ranks cards from best to worst primarily based on the strength of their abilities.

For the most part, we didn't let base stats influence the ranking that much. Obviously, rarer cards have higher stats. Thus, they are stronger than more common cards on a base level. However, that stat gap between cards gets reduced when you upgrade cards to higher tiers. With that in mind, each Anime Card Clash tier list below is there to help you choose which cards to include in your party out of the best and rarest ones you currently have.

To showcase the logic behind every Anime Card Clash tier list further in the guide, we can compare the gold version of the Diamond Warrior (25,000,000 Rarity) and the basic version of the Limitless Master (20,000,000 Rarity). Gold Diamond Warrior and Basic Limitless Master have similar stats. However, the Diamond Warrior has a way better ability. Thus, the Diamond Warrior will be positioned higher on the tier list.

Anime Card Clash Regular Card Tier List for Infinite Tower and PvP (500,000+)

To differentiate between "Rare" and "Common" cards, we drew the Rarity line at 1/500,000 chance. Most of the Anime Card Clash cards listed in the above tier list are useful in basically every game mode. However, some rarer ones are overkill for Story and Raids. For that reason, the cards are ranked based on how powerful they are in scenarios where you are fighting against multiple cards at the same time, like in the Infinite Tower and PvP.

Anime Card Clash Regular Card Tier List for Story and Raids (1–499,999)

Both Raids and Story in ACC have one thing in common: you fight against only one card. Because of that, your party composition will mainly include cards that either inflict long-duration status effects or deal damage equal to a percentage of the opponent's maximum HP. So, the above tier list ranks common cards based on how useful they are at dealing with one card only.

By clearing the Story and Raids in ACC, you will get decent rare cards. Thus, every other game mode will become more accessible to you. Later on, you should form a party that is suited for fighting opponents that have the same number of cards as you. For example, that is the case in the Infinite Tower and PvP.

Anime Card Clash Support Card Tier List

The support card tier list above is applicable to every game mode in Anime Card Clash. However, there are a few exceptions to it, like the Shinobi Cells card, which has no use when fighting against a single card. In general, support cards that boost your stats and let you negate or survive enemy attacks are the strongest in Anime Card Clash.

List of Cards in Anime Card Clash

Below, you can find a list of all cards in Anime Card Clash, along with their rarity, ability, pros and cons, and their base damage and HP. We decided to classify ACC cards based on how you can obtain them, so we formed these categories:

• Regular and Support cards — Obtainable from the start.
• Pack-specific cards — Obtainable when you equip specific card packs.
• Boss cards — Obtainable from regular rolls after you defeat Bosses in Story mode.
• Moon Cycle cards — Obtainable only during specific Moon cycles.
• Raid Boss cards — Obtainable in exchange for Boss Shards at the Raid exchange NPC.
• Quest cards — Obtainable by completing quests.

Regular Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Eternal Mage	• Steals the ability of the first enemy it faces and disables the abilities of the enemy's cards for one turn.	+ Excellent for countering powerful cards − Its ability can be useless against cards like White Panther	1.8k	3.7k
Ice Empress Shinigami	• After an opponent attacks this card three times, their damage is reduced by 90%.	+ Good for Story, Raids, and other modes where you face only one card − Weak in PvP and Infinite Tower	1.4k	2.8k
Black Flame	• Enemies will be permanently burned for 5% of their maximum HP if they enter the field after this card is defeated.	− Ability is very situational except for Raids	1.1k	2.2k
Forest Sage	• Increases the HP and damage of ally cards by 25% after this card is defeated.	+ Excellent support when first in the party	980	1.9k
The Impure Ghost	• Summons a rib cage that protects the card for two turns on entry.	+ Good ability that lets it defeat one card without taking damage	704	1.4k
Mist Hashira	• 10% base chance to dodge attacks. • For every 15% HP this card loses, the dodge chance increases by 5%.	− It might just get one-shot by the time its ability is in full effect	572	1.1k
Terrible Tornado	• Reflects the first attack of an opponent back at them, dealing 50% of the intended damage.	+ Excellent for Raids	490	980
Sun Lion	• Gains 100% more damage and HP during a Harvest Moon Cycle	+ Very powerful during the Harvest Moon Cycle − Underwhelming during the other Moon Cycles	464	928
Esper Prodigy	• Gain damage equal to 100% of your missing HP.	+ Decent comeback potential	434	868
Wizard King	• 25% chance to warp time and heal back damage from the last attack after every turn.	+ With enough luck, it can survive for a long time − Weak against cards that reduce RNG chances	398	796
Red Pilot	• Boosts the damage of all ally cards by 15% while in the party.	+ Good support card when it is first in the party	377	753
Ice Empress	• Freezes opponent for two turns when defeated.	+ Good for Story and Raids	363	726
Healing Fist	• Heals allies by 10% of their maximum HP after being attacked while this card is in the party.	+ Decent support card − The heal is not that great	341	682
Insect Hashira	• 30% chance to disable the opponent's ability for two turns after attacking.	− Weak if the ability doesn't proc	323	646
Sword Saint	• Damages the enemy's entire party by 5% of their maximum HP after every attack.	− Unreliable against stronger cards	286	572
Berserker Shinigami	• Revives to 50% HP after a fatal hit and gains 50% damage until defeated. (Only activates once)	+ Very powerful in all game modes	286	572
Psycho Stalker	• 25% chance to dodge an attack and counterattack, dealing 30% of this card's damage.	+ Decent dodge chance − Low counterattack damage	277	554
Crimson Vampire	• 50% chance to revive back to full HP when defeated. (Only activates once)	+ Excellent when the ability procs	257	514
Snake Hashira	• 20% chance to dodge an attack every turn.	− Low dodge chance with no other effects	257	514
White Ghoul	• After attacking, mark the field and damage opponents for 10% of their maximum HP when they enter.	− Practically useless in game modes where you fight only one card	232	464
Titania	• Blocks attacks that deal less than 25% of your maximum HP.	+ Very strong against weaker cards and when paired up with damage reduction effects − Weak against stronger cards	213	426
Stark Gunner	• The next attack deals 75% more damage if this card was stunned in any way.	− Very situational	195	389
Black Demon	• 50% chance to reduce opponent RNG skill chances by half after attacking.	− Useful only when attacking first	186	372
Fire Dragon	• 10% chance to burn the opponent's party for two turns, dealing damage equal to 5% of their maximum HP to each of them.	− Very low ability proc chance and damage	176	352
Masked Emperor	• After each attack, command the opponent to damage themselves for 20% of their current damage.	+ Excellent for Raids and against cards with a high amount of HP	168	336
Black Swordsman	• Does a follow-up attack that deals damage equal to 20% of the opponent's maximum HP. (Does not work on NPCs)	+ Very good in PvP − Useless in Raids, Infinite and Battle Tower, and Story	159	317
Death Log	• Instantly defeat the opponent after three successful attacks. (Does not work on NPCs)	+ Decent in PvP − No point in bringing it against NPCs	142	284
Homeroom Teacher	• Enter rage mode and gain 20% more damage and HP on entry.	+ Decent and consistent damage and HP boost	134	268
Dark Avenger	• Applies two turns of black flames to an opponent, dealing damage equal to 10% of their maximum HP. (Does not stack) (Does not work on NPCs)	− Decent only in PvP	119	238
Promised Child	• Has a 30% chance to release a burst of wind, dealing 20% extra damage and healing for 10% of maximum HP.	− Unreliable and weak effect	109	217
Crow Master	• 75% chance to dodge the first attack on entry.	+ Decent when attacking first	88	176
Deranger Assassin	• Attacks two times in a row and takes damage equal to 20% of maximum HP each turn.	+ Very strong against weaker cards that you can one-shot with two consecutive attacks	80	160
The Irregular	• Increases damage and HP by 25% after defeating an opponent.	+ Very strong if it gets the chance to snowball	72	143
Thunder Flash	• Have a 30% chance to summon a lightning bolt, boosting your damage by 30% on the next turn.	− Only a 10% damage increase on average	68	136
Ripple Knight	• Heal for 10% of the damage dealt to the opponent.	− Insignificant healing amount	64	127
Golden Wind	• Heals 15% of maximum HP after attacking an opponent.	+ Decent healing because it scales based on its maximum HP	62	123
Muscle Head	• Deals damage equal to 12% of the opponent's maximum HP on entry.	+ Decent for Raids and Story	58	116
Half-Demon Swordsman	• 30% chance to absorb the opponent's attack, increasing this card's damage by 15%.	+ Excellent when luck is on your side	55	109
Light Admiral	• Causes a flashbang on entry, reducing the attack of the opposing party by 10%.	− Only a decent support card	44	88
Star Fist	• 50% chance to attack again. Each subsequent attack decreases this chance by 10%.	+ Very strong when the ability procs	42	84
Blade Rebel	• Reduces the opponent's damage by 10% after every attack.	− Insignificant damage reduction	37	74
Water Hashira	• Increases maximum HP by 25% on entry.	+ Decent HP boost on entry	34	67
Sacred Ronin	• Survive a fatal attack with 1 HP.	+ A free S-tier support card effect	32	63
Metal Alchemist	• 30% chance of deflecting an opponent's attack back to them, dealing 12% of the original damage.	− Insignificant ability proc chance and returning damage	32	63
Knight of Light	• 20% chance to blind an enemy for one turn, causing them to miss their attack.	− Very low proc chance	28	55
Golden King	• Disable the opponent's ability for one turn on entry.	+ Good for countering cards with strong abilities	22	44
Shadow Summoner	• 15% chance to strike with a dark aura that does 5x damage.	+ Low proc chance, but it can potentially one-shot cards when it does proc	19	38
Crimson Eyes	• Stun the opponent for one turn on entry.	+ You potentially get one free attack before the other cards get a turn	18	36
Cat Burglar	• 25% chance to summon a thunderbolt, disabling the opponent's skill for the rest of the fight.	− Very situational	15	30
Chainsaw Fiend	• 25% chance to apply a bleed effect that lasts two turns and deals damage equal to 10% of the opponent's maximum HP.	− Low ability proc chance and damage	11	22
Space Cowboy	• Counterattacks after taking damage, firing six shots, each dealing damage equal to 5% of this card's maximum HP.	− Decent only against cards of similar strength	11	21
Science King	• Randomly picks between gaining 15% HP or 15% increased damage on entry.	+ Decent HP or damage boost on entry	9	18
Wild Hunter	• Gain a charge after every attack, granting 10% more damage and HP with each charge. (Maximum three charges)	+ Good if it can survive for more than two rounds	8	16
Green Bomber	• Explodes on death, dealing damage equal to the maximum HP of this card.	+ Good for bypassing effects that let other cards revive or survive on 1 HP	7	14

Support Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons
Sacred Art Uzumaki	• After attacking, the supporting card has a 20% chance to hurl an Uzumaki at the opponent, dealing 200% of its damage. • When the supporting effect activates, 35% of the current card's HP is drained.	+ With enough luck, it lets you one-shot multiple enemies in a row − It drains a lot of HP on activation
Galaxy Hero	• For every ally with this support card, increase all of their maximum HP and damage by 10%.	+ Excellent damage and HP boost with 3+ cards in a party
Fallen Knight	• When the supported card is defeated, the ally's HP and damage are boosted by 15% of the card's original stats.	+ Good on support cards like Red Pilot and Forest Sage
Slayer Mark	• Resist the first fatal attack with 1 HP remaining.	+ Very powerful in all game modes
Fox Cloak	• When below 50% HP, apply a permanent burn that deals damage equal to 5% of the enemy's maximum HP. • If an enemy is defeated with this effect on them, it transfers to the next card.	− Low damage and mediocre proc chance
Vase of Greed	• 20% chance to increase the HP and damage of all allies by 10% after attacking.	+ Good when placed on the first and second cards in a party
Heart of the Cards	• When below 50% HP, take 40% reduced damage.	+ Good against stronger cards
Binding Light	• When the supported card is defeated, the opponent's ability is permanently disabled.	− Situational, as it procs after a card is defeated
Shinobi Cells	• After defeating an opponent, heal for 50% of their maximum HP.	+ Excellent snowballing potential
Red Thorn	• 50% chance to dodge the first two attacks on entry. • Enemies take 15% more damage during the same two turns.	+ Mediocre proc chance, but when it does proc, it basically lets you defeat a card for free
Holy Staff	• 20% chance to heal for 15% of maximum HP after attacking.	− Low proc chance and healing effect
Berserk Mode	• 20% chance to apply bleed, dealing 10% of the enemy's maximum HP every turn for three turns.	− Low proc chance and damage
Mech Contract	• Reduce all incoming damage by 25%.	+ Decent defensive support card
Music Idol	• If the opponent's card is more common than the supported card, the opponent's card has its ability disabled for two turns.	− Extremely situational
Null Blade	• Disable the opponent's ability for one turn when they enter the field.	+ Decent in PvP because most players stick to cards with powerful abilities
Limitless	• Creates a shield that nullifies all damage for one hit.	+ Excellent early game support card
Hidden Monarch	• Turns 10% of the damage dealt into HP.	− Negligible healing effect
Froststorm Blade	• 20% chance to freeze the opponent after your attack.	− Decent but unreliable
Dragon Sin Blades	• 20% chance for the supported card to attack a second time, dealing 50% of the original damage.	+ Decent early game support card
Beast Contract	• 30% chance for the beast to launch a counterattack, dealing damage equal to 20% of the opponent's maximum HP.	+ Very good for Raids and Story
Mystic Spheres	• Randomly picks between 20% bonus HP, 20% bonus attack, or 20% dodge chance on entry.	+ Decent all-around
Cursed Ledger	• Reduces the HP of the entire enemy party by 2.5% with every other attack.	− Useless
Sealed Cube	• The first attack by an opponent will cause the opponent to be imprisoned for one turn.	+ Very good against equally strong cards
Ninja Vest	• Boosts HP by 10%.	− Mediocre compared to most support cards
Substitution Log	• 10% chance to dodge an attack.	− Negligible proc chance

Pack-Specific Cards

Pack-specific cards can be obtained after you equip one of the available card packs. Currently, you can get the following card packs in Anime Card Clash:

• Demon Slayers (unlocked at 50,000 rolls)
• Pirate Warrior (unlocked at 100,000 rolls)
• Galaxy Defenders (unlocked at 250,000 rolls)
• Manhwa (unlocked at 500,000 rolls)

Demon Slayers Card Pack

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Frost Demon	• Plants a seed that grows after one turn and freezes the opponent for two turns.	− Very situational	286	572
Six-Eyed Slayer	• 25% chance of marking an enemy, reducing their attack by 75% for two turns.	+ Strong against equally powerful cards − Low proc chance	257	514
Pale Demon Lord	• Marks an enemy when they enter the field. • Each marked enemy increases this card's attack by 20%.	+ Decent for snowballing	195	389
Peaceful Swordsman	• 60% chance to unleash five more attacks, each dealing 10% damage.	+ Decent damage boost on average	140	280
Bamboo Demon	• Scatter's blood on the floor that explodes after two turns, dealing damage equal to 20% of the opponent's maximum HP.	+ Very strong in Raids and Story	88	176

Pirate Warrior Card Pack

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Red Emperor	• Reduces the opponent's attack by 15% on entry.	+ Decent damage reduction	363	726
Sun Deity	• Attacks deal between 60% and 150% damage.	− Very inconsistent	286	572
Straw Hat	• Reduce the opponent's HP by 15% at the start of this card's turn.	+ Very strong in Raids and Story	232	464
Lost Hunter	• 30% chance to attack twice.	+ Decent one-shot potential	140	280

Galaxy Defenders Card Pack

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Divine Guide	• Boosts all allies' maximum HP by 15% while in the party.	+ Decent support effect	658	1.3k
Destroyer Deity	• Execute enemies below 15% of their maximum HP with an explosion.	+ Decent against effects that allow a card to revive or survive on 1 HP	502	1k
Galactic Tyrant	• 30% chance to deal damage equal to 30% of the enemy's maximum HP on entry.	+ Decent in Raids and Story − Unreliable	363	726
Earth's Strongest	• Charge up for one turn, then release a blast that does 2x damage.	− It deals the same damage as it would if it just attacked for two turns	286	572
Prideful Prince	• 20% chance to pierce through the first enemy, dealing 50% damage to the next one.	+ Decent in PvP and Infinite Tower	232	464

Manhwa Card Pack

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Shadow Duelist	• 25% chance to make the opponent attack the next card in their party, dealing 40% damage.	+ Good for Infinite Tower and PvP	1.4k	2.8k
Lunar Guardian	• Gains 100% more HP and damage whenever she gets stunned. (Does not stack)	+ Potentially insane against cards with a lot of stuns − Unreliable	980	1.9k
Blue Slime	• Converts 40% of the damage dealt into HP after attacking	+ Powerful healing effect	704	1.4k
Bald Hero	• 5% chance to deal damage equal to 100% of the opponent's maximum HP.	− Extremely low proc chance	363	726
Awakened Wild Hunter	• Weakens the opponent, causing the next attack to deal 50% more damage.	+ Decent against equally strong cards	232	464
Golden Vampire	• 20% chance to freeze time, skipping the opponent's next two turns.	+ Very powerful if luck is on your side	140	280

Story Boss Cards

Specific Boss cards in Anime Card Clash are added to the poll of rollable cards after you defeat the corresponding Bosses in the Story mode. Boss cards are generally very strong. So, you should progress the story whenever you can to make more of them available to you.

Ninja Village Boss Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Bijuu Beast	• 60% chance to dodge an attack. This chance decreases by 16% every time an attack is dodged.	+ Very good dodge chance	517	1k
Six Paths of Pain	• On entry, stun all opponents for one turn. Enemies take 15% more damage when stunned.	+ Excellent stun and damage boost effect	472	943
Awakened Promised Child	• Randomly applies either a burn effect that deals damage equal to 5% of the opponent's current HP or a stun for one turn when attacking.	+ It can potentially chain stun cards for multiple turns − The burn effect is underwhelming	419	838
Awakened Dark Avenger	• Activates a storm after being defeated, which deals damage equal to 10% of the opponent's maximum HP after an ally attacks.	+ Very good for Raids and Story	419	838
Copy Ninja	• 25% chance to reflect an enemy's attack, damaging their whole party for 25% of their maximum HP (does not work on NPCs).	+ Very strong in PvP − Useless in Raids and Story	334	668
Unstoppable Fist	• Gain 25% more damage on entry for three attacks.	+ Strong damage boost for a few turns	302	603

Green Planet Boss Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Awakened Galactic Tyrant	• Reduces the opponent's HP by 20%. • Heal for 10% of HP before attacking.	+ Excellent for Raids and Story	915	1.8k
Awakened Earth's Strongest	• Hits a random number of enemies. This card's attack is increased by 5% per enemy hit.	+ Very powerful if you are lucky to hit the whole enemy party	855	1.7k
Awakened Prideful Prince	• Reduces an opponent's HP by 20% each turn.	+ Excellent for Raids and Story	744	1.4k
Namekian Sage	• 60% chance to critically hit the opponent, dealing 75% more damage.	+ Excellent one-shot potential	653	1.3k
Body Switcher	• Copy 15% of the opponent's base damage and HP and add it to this card on entry.	+ Decent in all game modes	564	1.1k
Ultimate Warrior	• Deals double damage to cards stronger than this card.	+ Very strong when fighting stronger cards	472	943

Shibuya Station Boss Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
King of Curses	• 25% chance to counterattack with five slashes, each doing 10% of this card's maximum HP.	+ Decent counterattack chance and excellent damage − Somewhat unreliable	1.2k	2.5k
Limitless Master	• When below 50% HP, there is a 50% chance to fire off Purple, dealing 150% more damage.	+ Very strong against evenly matched cards	1k	2.1k
Rika's Blessing	• Increases the damage of all allies by 10% after every attack.	+ Potentially very strong if it can survive and attack for a few turns	996	1.9k
Cursed Fist	• 20% chance to curse the opponent's party, dealing 10% of all damage taken by the active card.	+ Potentially very strong in PvP and Infinite Tower − Unreliable	915	1.8k
Awakened Shadow Summoner	• Summons a shadow creature after attacking that deals 35% of the card's damage.	+ Decent damage boost on every attack + Good at finishing off enemy cards	783	1.5k
Cursed Doll	• 50% chance to absorb 25% of the opponent's stats on hit.	+ Excellent snowball potential	603	1.2k

Titans City Boss Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Combat Giant	• When this card is defeated, it transforms and gains 150% of its maximum HP and 35% more damage.	+ Extremely powerful for all game modes	1.2k	2.7k
Blade Captain	• 35% chance to dodge an attack. When an attack is dodged, quickly launch three slashes, each dealing 50% damage.	+ Good dodge chance and counterattack damage	1.5k	3.1k
Beast Giant	• Throws 4 to 10 rocks. Each rock deals 20% of this card's damage.	+ Very high damage output + Easily one-shots equally strong cards + Good at finishing off cards	1.4k	2.8k
Armored Giant	• Grants all allies a shield that lasts one turn when they enter the field.	+ Very powerful support ability + Free Limitless support card for the whole party	1.2k	2.5k
Blade Warrior	• After this card is attacked, counterattack, reducing the enemy's damage by 25%.	+ Good for Raids and Story	915	1.8k
Survey Commander	• Increases all party damage by 20%. For every ally buffed, this card gains 15% increased damage.	+ Very strong support card	683	1.3k

Dimensional Fortress Boss Card

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Awakened Pale Demon Lord	• Revives to full HP once after dying and increases maximum HP by 25%. After reviving, every attack strikes two to five times, dealing 50% damage per hit.	+ Extremely powerful for basically all game modes	1.8k	3.6k
Awakened Six-Eyed Slayer	• On entry, gain 50% bonus stats for every Moon Cycle exclusive card in the party.	+ Insane potential with a full party of Moon Cycle cards − Not that good without supporting Moon Cycle cards	1.2k	2.7k
Awakened Frost Demon	• Creates a field of ice on entry. • Opponents have a 65% chance of being frozen for one turn when attacking.	+ Very strong for basically all game modes	1.5k	3.1k
Compass Demon	• Opponent fails all RNG-based abilities. • After being damaged, this card triggers a counterattack, dealing 50% of the damage it received.	+ Excellent against cards with RNG-based abilities + Decent counterattack damage	1.3k	2.7k
Childish Demon	• On entry, this card randomly picks between stunning the opponent for one turn, poisoning them for two turns, dealing 10% of their maximum HP, or dealing 150% of damage.	+ Decent variety of entry effects	996	1.9k
Thunder Demon	• 30% chance to deal 10% damage towards one to four enemies before every turn. • For each enemy hit, this card's damage is increased by 5%.	+ Decent chance for extra damage − Low damage output overall	783	1.5k

Candy Island Boss Cards

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Soul Queen	• When a card enters the field, it gets frozen for one turn, burns for 10% of its maximum HP for three turns, its entry abilities are disabled, and its stats are reduced by 20%.	+ Extremely powerful debuffs	3.6k	7.3k
Mochi Emperor	• 50% chance to dodge an attack. • For every attack dodged, this card gains a mochi. When this card has four mochis, it deals damage equal to 30% of its maximum HP to the entire enemy party.	+ Very good dodge chance − It can take a while for it to get four mochis	2.9k	5.9k
Juice Queen	• When this card is attacked, the enemy loses 5% HP. This card gains damage equal to the opponent's HP drained.	− Weak effect overall	2.4k	4.8k
Biscuit Warrior	• For every 10% of HP that this card loses, it summons a soldier that does 25% follow-up damage after this card attacks.	+ Amazing follow-up damage + Good at finishing off enemies	1.8k	3.6k
Candy Master	• After every turn, gain 10% HP, 10% attack, or dodge the next attack.	+ Decent variety of buffs	1.3k	2.7k
Genie Commander	• After being attacked, summon a genie that either reduces the opponent's damage by 35%, disables the opponent's ability for two turns, or heals this card by 25% of its maximum HP.	+ Powerful buffs overall	915	1.8k

Moon Cycle Cards

The Moon Cycle cards are available only during certain Moon phases in Anime Card Clash. Each Moon cycle lasts three minutes, and it will always be shown in the lower-left corner of your screen. To change the current Moon Cycle, you can use the Moon Cycle Reroll Potions (MRR), which are obtainable from basically every game mode. When rerolling, there is a safety mechanism that won't allow you to overwrite a Moon phase of higher rarity.

Eclipse Moon (+10 Luck)

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Null	• Creates a black hole that has a 25% chance to absorb the opponent's attack, turning 25% of it into a damage bonus.	+ Potentially very strong if the luck is on your side	4.2k	8.5k
Soul King	• After defeating an enemy, randomly absorb 25% to 75% of their maximum HP and damage.	+ Insane snowball potential	3.6k	7.3k
Cosmic Villain	• Stores all damage taken while on the field. • When this card is defeated, the attack of ally cards increases by 35% of the damage stored.	+ Powerful support effect	2.6k	5.2k

Blue Moon (+5 Luck)

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Seven Sea King	• No skill defined.	+ High base damage and HP − No ability	2.4k	4.9k
Stone Hashira	• 40% chance to transfer all status effects after attacking.	− Very situational	2k	4k
White Panther	• No skill defined.	+ High base damage and HP − No ability	1.7k	3.5k

Wolf Moon (+2 Luck)

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Final Shinigami	• Revive this card to 20% HP after death. • Every ally defeated will give this card an additional 20% HP when it revives.	+ Strong revive effect	1.3k	2.7k
Dragon King	• 30% chance to confuse an opponent for three turns, causing the opponent to damage themselves for 15% of their damage.	+ Good for Raids and Story − Low proc chance	1.2k	2.4k
Flame Deity	• Applies a permanent burn to the opponent on entry, dealing damage equal to 10% of their maximum HP. • Every time an opponent burns, this card gains a stack. At five stacks against another player, execute the opponent.	+ Excellent for Raids and Story + Potentially great in PvP	601	1.2k

Blood Moon (+1 Luck)

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Red Dragon Emperor	• Increase this card's attack by 5% every turn. If the White Dragon Emperor is in the party, this effect increases to 15% with each turn.	− Decent but only with the White Dragon Emperor alongside it	1.7k	3.4k
Crimson Empress	• 40% chance to possess the opponent, causing them to attack a random card in their party for 60% of their damage.	+ Decent for PvP and Infinite Tower − Useless in Raids and Story	1.3k	2.7k
Blood Fiend	• 50% chance to deal 30% more damage in exchange for 15% of maximum HP.	+ Decent overall damage boost − It loses HP for it to work properly	771	1.5k

Snow Moon

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
White Dragon Emperor	• Reduce the opponent's attack by 5% every turn. If the Red Dragon Emperor is in the party, this effect increases to 15% with each turn.	− Decent but only with the Red Dragon Emperor alongside it	1k	2k
Snake Empress	• Every time this card is attacked, gain a charge. • At three charges, heal for 40% of the maximum HP and freeze the opponent for two turns.	+ Potentially very strong with a few defensive support cards around it	904	1.8k
Ice Dragon	• Applies a permanent frost effect on the opponent. With every turn, this effect has a 50% chance to freeze the opponent for one turn.	+ Very strong for Raids and Story	463	925

Harvest Moon

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Love Hashira	• Randomly slashes three to five times, dealing 30% damage per slash. • If this card slashes five times, apply a bleed effect for two turns, which deals damage equal to 5% of the opponent's HP.	+ Decent damage boost and bleed effect	809	1.6k
Sun Blaze Shinigami	• Applies permanent red flames to the enemy party on death, dealing damage equal to 2.5% of their maximum HP each turn. • The opponent currently on the field will burn for 5% of their maximum HP.	− Just bad compared to most other DoT card abilities	657	1.3k
Lunar Angel	• 25% chance to deal bonus damage equal to 75% of this card's maximum HP to the opponent.	+ Powerful damage boost overall	383	765

Full Moon

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Nekomata	• Summons a random flame to heal this card for 10% of its maximum HP, decrease the opponent's next attack by 10%, or increase this card's next attack by 10% before every turn.	− Buffs are very mild	545	1k
Diamond Warrior	• With every 20% HP lost, gain a shield that lasts one turn (does not stack).	+ Extremely powerful if it doesn't get one-shot immediately	348	695
Surgeon of Death	• Grabs the opponent's heart, reducing their attack by 10% every turn.	+ Excellent for Raids and Story	210	420

Raid Boss Cards

You can get Raid Boss cards by exchanging Boss Shards at the entrance of the Raid building. On average, you can get 10 Boss Shards when you fully defeat a Raid Boss. An effective strategy for dealing a lot of damage to Raid Bosses is to utilize cards that deal damage equal to the percentage of their maximum HP.

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Eternal Dragon	• 50% chance to roar after every attack. • Each roar grants the card 25% increased DMG and HP.	+ Excellent snowball potential	2.1k	4.2k

Quest Cards

Quest cards are rewarded to you after completing some character quests in Anime Card Clash. You can check out the list of available quests by clicking on the "Quests" button on the left side of your screen. In general, quest cards in Anime Card Clash are ranked very high on the above tier list because of their powerful abilities. So, try to get them if you can.

Card	Abilities	Pros & Cons	DMG	HP
Awakened Limitless Master	• On entry: Skips first attack to perform a chant. • On the second turn: Fire off Maximum Purple, nuking every enemy card for 50% Damage.	+ Extremely powerful for PvP and Infinite Tower	2.5k	5.1k

How to Enhance Cards With Traits

To increase the stats of a card in Anime Card Clash, use Trait Rolls to reroll the card's traits at the Traits Shop in the main lobby. The trait you reroll applies to every variation of the same card. Some rare traits can also increase your luck, border, and boss roll chance. However, for these luck bonuses to apply, the card with the relevant trait has to be in your party.

Merging and Deconstructing Cards

At the Card Merge machine next to the Play building, you can merge 100 cards into a higher-tier version of the same card. By the same principle, you can deconstruct a card into 100 lower rarity cards. By merging cards together, you are guaranteed to get better cards over time.

If you got to the end of our Anime Card Clash card guide and tier list, then you are ready to tackle every type of content in the game. To start on the right foot, make sure to check out our Anime Card Clash codes for some free Instant Roll Packs, Trait Rolls, and Potions.

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Roblox has a new hit combat game based on the anime One Piece, and it’s called Arcane Piece. Level up your skills, collect weapons, and defeat various enemies in order to become the strongest fighter the islands have ever seen. Here’s the Trello board, Discord server and all other important links for Arcane Piece.

Arcane Piece Trello Board & Discord Server Guide

Below you’ll find all key links for Arcane Piece:

• Arcane Piece Roblox game
• Arcane Piece Roblox community
• Arcane Piece Trello board
• Arcane Piece Discord server

If you’re new to the game and want to get a head start, the perfect place for you is the Trello board. There you can learn everything there is to know about the game, including but not limited to types of bosses, NPCs and melee attacks. The Trello board is a useful tool even if you’re a more experienced player. It’s always good to have all the game info in one place, and the board also has a couple of tier lists you can check out if you’re interested in the best weapon or game passes.

Want to connect with other Arcane Piece players? Join the official Discord server, and you’ll immediately get in touch with fellow fighters. It’s the best way to get advice on any and all game features from thousands of members active daily. Here you can team up in order to beat the bosses, discuss best strategies, or just chat and make new friends. Keep in mind you need to connect your Roblox account to your Discord one to get full access to the server.

A great way to talk to fellow players and also receive in-game boosts is joining the official Roblox community. The Forgotten Fruits, the group that shares its name with the studio behind the game, grants daily rewards and perks to all players that join.

That’s everything you need to know in order to start your journey in Arcane Piece. Still in need of a boost? Check out our Arcane Piece codes and become the best fighter on the islands!

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Going without any starting items into your next run can be really tiresome in Dead Rails. Buying items that last you only for one life is arguably as bad. However, there is a way to start each journey loaded up, and that is by getting and equipping classes. So, without further ado, find out which classes are the best by following our ultimate Dead Rails class guide.

What are Classes in Dead Rails

Each class in Dead Rails lets you carry preset items into each run without having to buy those items for bonds. Also, some classes give you unique passive bonuses, like being able to revive other players without bandages. In general, you should save up all the bonds that you find and invest them into unlocking new classes. This way, you will always have a decent starting loadout and powerful passive abilities.

Dead Rails Class Tier List

In the above Dead Rails class tier list, we ranked all classes from best to worst based on their overall strength, both when playing solo or with a party. In general, classes that cost more Bonds to unlock are stronger than the rest. However, that is not always the case. The Ironclad class is an excellent example of a relatively weak class that costs a lot of Bonds to unlock.

Best Dead Rails Classes for Solo Play

If you like to play alone and hog all the Bonds for yourself, then you should farm them up and get either Vampire, Survivalist, or Zombie. Vampire is the best Dead Rails class for solo play because of its survivability and speed. However, it has a very unique playstyle. So, you can't expect that other players will always conform to you unless all of you are playing as Vampires.

Dead Rails Class List

Below, you can find all the Dead Rails classes along with their cost, the starting items they give you, and the unique passive bonuses they provide you with. Also, we highlighted the pros and cons of each class to give more context to the Dead Rails tier list above.

Tier	Class	Details	Starting Items	Pros & Cons	Price
S		• Increased movement speed and melee damage. • You take damage while exposed to direct sunlight.	• Shovel • Vampire Knife	+ Best solo class + Very high survivability − Unique playstyle − Not suitable for party play	75 Bonds
S		• Your damage increases the lower your health is.	• Shovel • Tomahawk	+ Very high damage − Requires a risky playstyle	75 Bonds
A		• The train is faster while you are the one driving it. • Your maximum life is reduced by 50%.	• Coal x2	+ A must-have in party play + Very good class for solo speedruns − Very low health pool − No starting weapon	50 Bonds
A		• Eating dead bodies replenishes your health. • You can't use bandages or snake oil. • It's harder for enemies to spot you.	• Shovel	+ Excellent survivability + Very good for solo farming − Can't replenish health without bodies	75 Bonds
A		• You get 50% more Cash when collecting moneybags. • You are 10x more likely to get struck by lightning.	• Shovel	+ Excellent for snowballing economy + Very good for party play − Extremely vulnerable during Storm Nights	50 Bonds
A		• You spawn with a tamed horse.	• Shovel • Revolver • Revolver Ammo x2 • Saddle	+ Good pick for solo play + Excellent starting gear − No passive bonuses − You can get the same starting gear early on	50 Bonds
B		• Headlamp lights the way in front of you.	• Pickaxe • Mining Helmet • Coal x2	+ Best early game class + Headlight is very useful at night − Not that useful in combat	15 Bonds
B		• Your movement speed is reduced by 20%.	• Helmet • Chestplate • Left Shoulder Armor • Right Shoulder Armor • Shovel	+ Full body armor from the get-go + High survivability − Sluggish − You can easily buy the armor early on as well	100 Bonds
B		• Immunity to lightning strikes.	• Shovel • Holy Water x2 • Crucifix x2	+ Immune to lightning strikes during Storm Nights − Not that good for solo play	75 Bonds
C		• None	• Helmet • Metal Sheet x3 • Barbed Wire x3 • Shovel	+ Decent starting items − No passive bonuses	50 Bonds
C		• You can revive your teammates by sacrificing half of your HP.	• Shovel • Bandage x2 • Snake Oil x2	+ Excellent for party play + Great when playing with new players − No offensive bonuses	15 Bonds
C		• Your fire damage is doubled.	• Shovel • Molotov x4	+ Excellent for clearing big crowds − Molotovs are hard to come by	20 Bonds

How to Get and Change Classes in Dead Rails

In Dead Rails, you can get new classes and change your current class at the Tailor NPC in the main lobby. Each class costs some amount of bonds to unlock, and changing your class is possible only before you start a run. You can see your currently equipped class above your character's head while in the main lobby.

Farming Bonds in Dead Rails

If you want to unlock a class in Dead Rails, you first have to grind out quite a bit of bonds. Unfortunately, bonds can be hard to come by if you don't know where to look for them. In general, the best locations to find Bonds in Dead Rails are the castle at the 40km mark and Bank vaults in burning towns on the side of the rail. For more information on how to approach entering these places, check out our guide on how to farm bonds in Dead Rails.

That concludes our ultimate Dead Rails class guide. If you are still indecisive about picking your go-to weapon, check out our Dead Rails weapons tier list and find your new main.

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What’s cookin’, playa? Your favorite gangbanging simulator is sizzling again, so you already know I had to whip up this BlockSpin beginner’s guide. Not only will you master the basics, but you’ll also be able to earn money fast by doing jobs and venturing into the criminal world. It’s the closest thing to GTA in all of Roblox, forreal. 

What You’ll Learn in the BlockSpin Beginner’s Guide 

Overall, I envisioned this BlockSpin beginner’s guide to be more of a crash course on how to make money fast, since that’s the name of the game. Sure, you should look to prevail against others and money is the easiest way to achieve that. You’ll be able to get a better job, hack better, buy better weapons and do anything else needed to become the head honcho in town. In short, I’ll cover:

• All the ways to make money
• How to get and maintain a job
• What to do with loot 
• How to defend yourself and get the upper hand in PvP 

How to Get Money Fast in BlockSpin 

The thing about money farming in BlockSpin is that there’s a plethora of ways you can do it. Of course, what you do to get that bag depends on your preferences and difficulty tolerance. Although I’m pleased with the variety of jobs and means of earning income, I would still love to see more quests and buildings to work in. Let’s start from the basics, shall we? 

How to Get a Job in BlockSpin 

Getting a job is coincidentally your first quest in the game. Just go from the gas station you spawn at and visit the Burger Place to apply. Enter the building and go behind the counter into the blue circle. Once you accept the job, a mop will appear in your hands and you’ll have to clean up the puddles. 

There are also other jobs involved, such as working at a gas station—basically, anywhere you see a briefcase icon above, that’s a place where you can get a job. But let’s be real, who in their right mind wants to have a job in a game called BlockSpin, right? Of course, so let’s see how you can put that blicky to good use. 

Sell Stuff at the Pawn Shop 

One of the best ways to make money fast in BlockSpin is to use the ol’ Diablo approach—loot as many things as you can and sell them afterward. There’s a pawn shop right by the beach, so just make sure you head on over there once your inventory is getting full. If you’re still new and need to sell things off, I’d use one of our BlockSpin codes, get $500 and buy a vehicle to go fast so no one can kill you. So use the money wisely and only head to the pawn shop if you’re strong enough. A knife simply won’t be enough. 

How to Hack ATMs in BlockSpin 

If you’re too cool for a legit job and don’t want to play Diablo simulator, then hacking ATMs is the best way to earn money fast in BlockSpin. To get started with ATM hacking, look for a shady dude with a hoodie. You can find him in the alleyway behind The Butcher’s Cut restaurant, right near the town center. He sells various illegal goods, amongst which are Hack Tools. Start with the basic one and upgrade it as time goes by.  

Once you have the Hack Tool, go and look for an ATM. Once you find it, just click the red Hack button and you’ll have to play a mini-game. The goal is to stop the needle when it’s over the green field. You have only five tries available, so be careful and don’t try to rush it. Money will start popping up. However, I wouldn’t say this is the most sustainable way of farming in BlockSpin because some ATMs simply don’t give enough cash. That’s why I like to combine PvP, jobs and ATM hacking all at once. 

How to Farm Money in BlockSpin 

Although many people will say that PvP is too risky, you can easily farm money in the Burger Place or at the gas station from players who are employed there. The equation is simple—they’ll be in the middle of earning cash and even if they have weapons on them, they won’t be able to react in time. Even if you don’t want the full loot, the best way to get a small amount is to land a few punches in and start running away. 

Sometimes, as you’ll quickly notice, people will group up when doing ‘sensitive’ stuff like that. So expect a Burger Place employee to have his homie watching over him. The same goes for hacking ATMs or literally anything that has your attention off of your surroundings even for a second. 

That’s just how the streets be, though. You’ll get clapped eventually, so make sure you use a safehouse (you can rent it just by interacting with the door. Likewise, make sure you DEPOSIT the money you loot, steal or earn, as a couple of punches will make someone very happy and you broke. Lastly, I’d recommend using blood bags to heal when ambushed and survive long fights. Buy them at the pharmacy in the hospital or the Quick 11. Good luck!

And that’s all there is to our essential BlockSpin beginner’s guide and don't forget to check out BlockSpin codes for free goodies. You should be primed to get that bag and have your opps tremble in fear. Don’t forget to team up and build a whole empire. Even King Von didn’t do it on his own, right? Of course, but be sure to check our other Roblox content, too. 

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GHOUL://RE is another anime-inspired Roblox game packed with interesting items and accessories. Whether you play as a Ghoul or a CCG Investigator, it is crucial to get your hands on the best equipment as soon as possible. Explore all items, accessories, and fragments in GHOUL://RE and learn how to get them all in our neat little guide.

All Equipment in GHOUL://RE

First, let's talk about the basic equipment in GHOUL RE. Below is the list of all equipment pieces, sorted by rarity. If you still haven't played this Roblox gem, check out our GHOUL RE codes, and use them to get a boost right from the start.

Mythical Rarity Equipment

• Panda Mask

Panda Mask can be obtained after winning a certain Raid or defeating a Boss. It provides a randomized Buff and some defensive protection.

• Yomo Outfit

Yomo Outfit can be claimed after defeating the raid boss Yomo. Gives a random Buff and a hefty defensive boost.

• Senior Investigator Black

Senior Investigator Black Robes is a highly protective gear granting a random buff and plenty of defense. You can purchase it at the CCG Headquarters.

Legendary Rarity

• Despair Necklace

Obtained after winning a certain Raid or Boss, providing some defense and a randomized Buff. A useful symbol of despair and suffering.

Rare Rarity

• Centipede Bracelet

Centipede Bracelet can be obtained after winning a certain Raid or Boss. Gives a randomized Buff and provides some defense, but be prepared for a hardy trial.

• Leg Shackle

This Leg Shackle was once worn by a prisoner, and you can claim it after winning a certain Raid or Boss. As usual, it gives a randomized Buff and some minor defense.

Common Rarity

• Bloody Cape

Worn by a tyrant, Bloody Cape can be claimed after winning a certain Raid or Boss. It will grant its wearer a random Buff.

• Armband

You can buy this symbol of friendship from a vendor, but it can only be purchased by CCG players. It will grant you a random Buff.

All Items in GHOUL://RE

Regular Minerals

Fragments

Refined Fragments

Boss Drops

Equipment System Overview

Each GHOUL RE character can equip up to six items all at once, however, all items must be of different type.

Equipment Types:

• Head
• Torso
• Arm
• Legs
• Neck
• Back

Stat Rolls

Each equipment item can roll between 1 and 5. For instance, you can roll a specific power or boost ranging from 1% to 5%.

Equipment Influences

Every item upon being created is given an influence. Influences govern the item's rolls, as well as stat buffs.

1. Strength

• Damage: Provides a generic damage increase to all non-skill attacks (Criticals, Aerial Attacks, Running Attacks).
• Defense: Grants a damage reduction buff by a certain percentage.

2. Mastery

• Max Hunger: Increases the maximum hunger by a certain percentage.
• Skill Damage: Increases damage output of skills by a certain percentage.

3. Dexterity

• Action Speed: Speeds up all types of actions by a certain percentage.
• Cooldown Reduction: Decreases the cooldown duration for skills by a certain percentage.

4. Endurance

• Max Posture: increases the maximum posture by a certain percentage.
• Max Health: increases the maximum health by a certain percentage.

Stacking and Item Compatibility

• Stacking: All types of buffs provided by equipment can stack with each other. For example, wearing six pieces of Mastery equipment that each provide a skill damage bonus will stack onto each other.

Trinkets 

Trinkets randomly spawn on the map and you can be sold them for Yen. Also, you can deploy them in the CCG's crafting system and produce new items.

Clothes

CCG Clothes

• All Cost over 500 Yen and Gives defense.
• The Light Grey Investigator CCG Clothing costs 500 Yen.
• The Grey Investigator CCG Clothing costs 1000 Yen.
• The special investigator clothing (White) gives you the most Defense buffs. Which requires 25k Reputation.

Ghoul Caffe Clothes

• Male Cafe Attire: 50 Yen
• Female Cafe Attire: 50 Yen

This concludes our list of all items, accessories, and fragments in GHOUL RE and how to get them all. For your future endeavors, visit our guide on all locations in GHOUL RE and learn how to eliminate all foes with minimum effort and skill.

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While GHOUL RE is very much focused on its PvP (and Perma Death PvP), the devs have been hard at work at keeping the PvE scene strong and healthy. In a recent update, GHOUL RE added Raid bosses, and we're so thrilled to take a break from all the player killing that we decided to give you this complete GHOUL RE Boss Guide.

How to Spawn Bosses in GHOUL://RE

There are two types of bosses in GHOUL RE:

• CCG and Ghoul Bosses (the smaller bosses)
• The Raid Bosses (the really tough ones)

You can spawn smaller bosses by accepting missions for your faction's mission board. As a Ghoul player, you can accept CCG Boss missions, and as a CCG member, you can take on Ghoul Boss missions. When you accept one of these, you'll get a yellow arrow showing you where the boss has spawned. Even though these are smaller bosses that can be soloed, we recommend you bring a friend or two along just in case. You never know if players of the opposing faction may decide to ruin your fun.

Other than CCG and Ghoul Boss missions, both factions can also accept Bosses Fighting missions. These are interesting because not only do they spawn one of the opposing faction bosses but also one of your own bosses. In a sense, this is a clash between two NPC bosses where you get to tip the scales. These are arguably easier to do than regular boss missions because the bosses will be focused on each other while you'll just do damage. Again, while you can solo these, it's always safer to bring a friend or two along.

As for spawning Raid Bosses, you first need to have 5,000 Yen. Then you talk to the Boss Raid NPC (a girl with blonde hair near the CCG building), and get her to spawn one of the three. Once you do, you'll be teleported to a secluded area where you can fight them. You can (and absolutely should) bring as many friends as you can. Up to 7 people can tag along with you to a Raid Boss.

To respawn bosses, simply accept another mission from the mission board or pay another fee to the Raid Boss NPC.

GHOUL://RE Raid Boss Guide

Don't think you can solo these, without some serious cheese tactics (we do have a few here to share, by the way). Raid Bosses have a ton of health and lots of attacks, and they tend to hit pretty hard. Unless you know what you're doing, definitely grab a group of friends (up to 8 players can attack a Raid Boss).

Eto Boss Guide in GHOUL://RE

Eto is, arguably, the easiest of the three bosses in GHOUL RE as of writing this. Despite Eto's intimidating appearance, you can destroy it pretty easily with the right knowledge. Eto has 4 moves.

• Basic attack - Eto swings one of its arms to the opposite side. Easy to predict and can be parried
• Scream - Eto lowers and then raises its head u,p releasing a scream. You can spam the parry button to avoid most of these
• Slam - Eto raises both its fists and slams the ground. Can't be parried, you need to dodge this one
• Shards - Eto turns its back to the person it is attacking and releases shards from its back. Can be parried if you spam the parry button quickly

While it might seem like a lot, once you learn all the moves above, Eto is pretty easy to kill, especially with a good team of players. Even if you aren't prepared, most will probably learn the moves during the fight, which normally lasts anywhere from 3 to 5 minutes.

Tatara Boss Guide in GHOUL://RE

Tatara is even more predictable than Eto, but it is arguably more difficult because of how much health it has. Fighting this thing for the first time was really discouraging because of how little damage we were doing, but after fighting it for a bit, this is just an easy but very tanky boss.

• Basic attacks - Tatara swings one of its arms at you. Super easy to parry
• Flame Thrower - Tatara claps its fists, its head will glow blue, and it will release a flame attack. You can parry this by spamming the parry button
• Barrage + Slam - Tatara claps its fists (without its head glowing), and it will start attacking the ground (the player) with both arms. All of these can be parried except the last slam attack it does at the end of the barrage, that one needs to be dodged
• Slam - Tatara raises both arms (and one foot?) above the ground and attacks the area in front. This needs to be dodged

Nero Boss Guide in GHOUL://RE

Nero has the fewest moves, but it does the most damage out of all other Raid bosses. Almost all of its attacks are parryable, so with enough practice, this may become one of the easiest bosses to fight. Despite this, Nero's attacks cover a wide area, so definitely be prepared to take some damage until you learn the ropes.

• Basic attack - Nero uses one of its tentacles to attack from one side to the other. Can be parried
• (Jump) Slam attack - When the battle starts, Nero will pick one of the players and jump slam into them. This can be parried. As long as none of the players get too far away from Nero, it won't do the Jump Slam again, just a regular Slam
• Hug attack - Nero will extend all its tentacles and slam them all into the ground in front. This can also be parried, but it's pretty tough to time
• Ball curl attack - Nero curls its tentacles into a ball before releasing them all at once. Can be parried, but if not, it can knock you back (definitely get back to it so you don't suffer a Jump Slam)