Reviewed October 29, 2026
Strength, Speed, Abilities, IQ & Durability
Understand the five Build An Anime Character stats and use the result screen to spot an unbalanced fighter.
Quick answer
Each fighter has five slots. A character supplies one selected attribute, and the result screen shows that slot's score. Review the whole five-stat profile before judging the build from one impressive roll.
Compare before changing
Official announcements and reviewed gameplay; current untested details are identified in the text.
On small screens, swipe the table to compare all columns.
| Stat | Selection row | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Strength | Flexed-arm icon | Which character supplies your Strength score. |
| Speed | Running icon | Whether this row is much weaker than the rest of your result. |
| Abilities | Lightning icon | The selected character and its displayed Abilities value. |
| IQ | Brain icon | The IQ score shown in the result, independent of the character's other slots. |
| Durability | Shield icon | Whether you left this slot as the weak point of your fighter. |
The selection screen names five attributes. These labels describe the categories being compared; they do not establish separate action combat mechanics such as a movement-speed buff or a health multiplier.
§How to read AVG SCORE and the chart#
The reviewed result screen shows five numbers, a radar chart and an average. In that one recorded build the values are 88, 34, 88, 87 and 20, with AVG SCORE 63.4. Their arithmetic mean is also 63.4. This example explains that screen; it is not a permanent stat table.
Two high scores can sit beside two very weak ones. The radar chart makes the imbalance easy to see. In the example, Speed and Durability are the smallest values, which gives a concrete starting point for reviewing the next match.
One matching arithmetic example does not prove every mode uses the same winner, grade or tie formula. Use the outcome shown by the game and keep any formula beyond the displayed average unconfirmed.
§Review one decision at a time#
After a loss or draw, note the mode, the weakest row and the character assigned there. On the next round, pay attention when that category can be filled. Comparing the same mode avoids mixing different character pools.
The five attributes are slot scores. A high overall rarity or a familiar anime name alone cannot tell you which empty slot is the best use for a new roll.
Questions and answers
Does IQ change how the character behaves?
The reviewed material confirms an IQ score category. It does not establish a separate AI behaviour effect.
Are the numbers in promotional art a tier list?
Official promotional art illustrates five stats. Treat the live selection and result screens as the source for the current values in your match.
Scope and sources
Official announcements and reviewed gameplay; current untested details are identified in the text.
- Screens and character pools can change with updates. Check the mode and the value shown in your current match before committing a roll.