Anime Dice Grades
Direct answer'Grades' is how players talk about unit quality tiers in Anime Dice — but the developer publishes no official grade ladder, and community descriptions conflict. Any grade table published today would be assembly from unverified sources. This page holds the line and tells you exactly what evidence would open a real grade table.
Where 'grades' comes from
The official description speaks of 'rare anime characters' — that is the only official quality language. 'Grades' (and similar ladder terms) come from community usage. That gap matters: official text can confirm rarity exists, but it cannot confirm a specific ladder.
What a real grade table requires
- The in-game grade UI verified with dated screenshots/records.
- The full ladder — every grade from lowest to highest, confirmed in-game.
- Upgrade mechanics — how a unit moves up a grade, verified or explicitly unverified.
- Interaction rules — grades vs traits vs mutations, confirmed or labeled unverified.
Why we do not copy competitor grade tables
Copying a table makes the site look complete while being wrong. A single wrong grade claim can cost players real upgrades. We record conflicting grade descriptions in the Data Conflicts register instead, so the data is at least honest.
Current status
Grades = Unverified. Expect a real grade guide here only after an in-game UI check or developer documentation. Until then, treat any grade claim from any site — including community-famous ones — as unverified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Community term for unit quality tiers. Officially, only 'rare characters' is confirmed language; the specific ladder is unverified.
Unverified — no official upgrade-to-grade mechanic is documented. We will not invent the process.
Unverified — the systems' interaction is undocumented. We will not rank unverified mechanics.
Sources & Verification
- Roblox game page (official description) (official)