Anime Duelists Roblox Game Pass Tier List

Gems in Anime Duelists Roblox are too scarce to waste on upgrades that only feel good for an afternoon. Permanent game passes change how many stars you open, how fast you hatch, how many fighters you equip, and how much money and experience you earn while AFK farming. This page ranks every major pass from S to D, explains why each tier matters, and lists the purchase order most community guides agree on—including when bundles beat—or lose to—individual passes.

If you have not redeemed free resources yet, visit Codes first. Codes such as UPDATE3.75 often include gems and boosts that stretch your first purchases further.

S Tier — buy these first

These three passes define early and mid-game efficiency. Own them before you chase luck upgrades or cosmetic bundles.

Multi Open

Summoning is the heart of Anime Duelists Roblox. Multi Open lets you hatch multiple fighters from stars in one action, multiplying your attempts per hour without extra walking or menu spam. That throughput is the fastest way to hunt Mythical and Secret units, which anchor your team for entire worlds.

Pros: faster summons, better AFK hatch rates paired with Auto Hatch, stronger long-term account value than any single luck boost.

Verdict: the best first purchase if you can only buy one pass.

Extra Equip

Extra Equip adds deployment slots so more fighters attack at once. More equipped units mean higher DPS, smoother boss clears, and faster map progression even when your rarity luck is average.

It does not help summoning directly, but the combat spike is noticeable in every world. Most players buy Multi Open first, then Extra Equip second.

Fast Open

Fast Open cuts hatch animation and timing delays. Alone it is helpful; combined with Multi Open it turns long summon sessions into compact farming blocks—ideal for players who hatch while questing or grinding currency on other maps.

A Tier — excellent long-term value

Once S-tier passes are secured, these upgrades smooth economy and collection goals.

2x Money

Currency funds upgrades, star purchases, and shop items across worlds. 2x Money permanently doubles income, which compounds during overnight farming and repeat boss clears.

1.5x Experience

Level gaps slow teams that pull new Mythical units. 1.5x Experience helps you bring fresh fighters online faster, especially right after a lucky summon session.

Shiny Chance

Shiny fighters are stronger, sell for more, and look distinct—making them a collector favorite. Shiny Chance raises odds over hundreds of opens. It is not mandatory day one, but it is one of the better gem sinks after core progression passes.

B Tier — good, not essential

Luck

Luck improves pull odds slightly. The effect is real but smaller than simply opening more stars with Multi Open. Buy after S and A tiers unless you are specifically streaking for Secrets in one world.

Super Luck

Super Luck stacks above standard Luck with a stronger bonus. Treat it as a luxury purchase once your account already summons at high volume.

VIP

VIP includes quality-of-life perks such as star discounts and a title. Discounts add up over time but rarely outperform Extra Equip or 2x Money in raw progression speed.

C Tier — situational

Ultra Luck

Ultra Luck sounds premium, but buying both Luck and Super Luck separately often delivers better total value for similar gem spend. Only consider Ultra Luck if you intentionally skip the split purchases.

D Tier — lowest priority

Storage

Storage expands fighter inventory cap. Convenient for hoarders, but it does not increase damage or summon speed. You also unlock extra storage naturally through achievements and progression milestones.

Bundle verdicts

Starter Pack — Optional. Paid with Robux rather than gems; reasonable if you already have spare Robux, but permanent passes still win for most accounts.

Accessory Bundle — Worth considering later. Includes a strong accessory that helps mid-game teams; buy after essential game passes from the list above.

Potion Bundles — Usually skip. Potions expire; passes do not. See Battle Pass for seasonal rewards instead of one-off consumables.

Recommended purchase order (1–13)

Community guides agree on this full sequence from first gem spend through lowest-priority bundles:

1. Multi Open
2. Extra Equip
3. Fast Open
4. 2x Money
5. 1.5x Experience
6. Shiny Chance
7. Luck
8. Super Luck
9. VIP
10. Accessory Bundle
11. Ultra Luck
12. Storage
13. Potion Bundles

Starter Pack (Robux-only) sits outside this gem list—reasonable for spare Robux, but permanent passes still win for most accounts. This order maximizes permanent power before convenience and cosmetics. Pair it with fighter investment rules on the Fighter Tier List and rarity details in Rarities.

July 2026 Update 3.75 note

As of Update 3.75 (July 2026), community S/A tier rankings are unchanged: Multi Open, Extra Equip, and Fast Open remain S tier; 2x Money, 1.5x Experience, and Shiny Chance stay A tier. No pass in this list was demoted or promoted by the mid-cycle patch.

If you redeemed UPDATE3.75 on Codes, bank the gem payout toward Multi Open first—not Luck, Ultra Luck, or Potion Bundles. Code-granted Super Luck potions pair best with Auto Hatch once Multi Open is owned; see Luck and Summons for timing. After core passes, Team Building explains how Extra Equip slots shape your roster, and Shiny Units covers when Shiny Chance beats more luck upgrades.

Related pages

• Tier List Hub — overview of all rankings
• Fighter Tier List — which rarities deserve rerolls
• Team Building — Extra Equip and Mythical core slots
• Luck and Summons — Multi Open volume versus Luck passes
• Shiny Units — Shiny Chance A-tier timing
• Getting Started — Auto Hatch and quest tips
• Latest Update — pass or shop changes after patches