Anime Last Stand Values: Unit and Item Value List

How Anime Last Stand Values Work

Anime Last Stand trading value lists cover units, items and capsules, and the numbers are community estimates in gems rather than anything the game publishes. Trackers report unit values, demand trends and trading insights, most of them updated weekly with the latest market data, and this list follows the same convention so you can compare values before you trade rather than during.

What makes ALS unusual is not how the values are made but how they are distributed, and that is worth understanding before you read a single row. The scale here is narrow, running from 1 gem to 9,000, and it is heavily bunched at the bottom. Almost everything on this list is worth almost nothing.

Why Almost Everything in ALS Is Worth Nothing

The numbers are blunt. Of the 454 tradeable entries here, 210 sit at 1 gem or below, with 168 of them at exactly 1. Only 18 entries in the entire game clear 1,000 gems. That means the real trading market is a few dozen items wide, and roughly half of what appears in trade windows is filler by value whatever it looks like.

This changes how you should read an offer. In most games a long list of cheap items adds up to something; in Anime Last Stand it frequently adds up to single digits. Someone offering fifteen units for one is not necessarily being dishonest, but the arithmetic is almost never on your side, and counting rows is the fastest way to be wrong here.

Anime Last Stand Rarity Tiers and Values

You will see units and skins categorised by rarity everywhere, running Rare, Epic, Legendary and Mythic, then Celestial and Exotic, then Ultimate and Godly at the top. Note that some trackers publish the same figures with values given in jewels rather than gems; it is the same scale under a different name, and one of them lists 872 tracked items across 5 categories where this page carries 454. That ladder describes how hard something is to obtain and only loosely describes what it is worth, because the tiers overlap heavily once you look at the actual figures.

Ultimate is the clearest example. It holds 63 entries with a median of 1 gem and a maximum of 9,000, so the same tier contains the most valuable unit in the game and dozens of things worth nothing. Exotic runs 94 entries at a median of 10 with a ceiling of 6,000. Godly, with only 15 entries, has the highest median at around 60. Read the tier to understand where a unit came from and read the number to understand what it is worth.

Shiny Units and Why the Ratio Is Meaningless

True Dragon (God) (Shiny) sits at the top of the value chart at 9,000 gems, tied with True Dragon (Unevo) (Shiny), and shiny versions dominate the upper end of this list generally. So it is tempting to look for a shiny multiplier, and the data refuses to provide one.

Only 18 units on this list exist in both plain and shiny form, and their ratios run from 1x to several thousand. The extreme end is an artifact rather than a discovery: when a base unit is worth 1 gem, any shiny value at all produces an enormous multiple, and the ratio tells you about the floor rather than about shininess. Shinies are listed as separate entries with their own prices, which is the only honest way to handle it.

How to Read the Anime Last Stand Value List

Search for the exact entry, including the word Shiny where it applies, since a unit and its shiny are separate rows. Then read the number rather than the tier, for the reasons above. Sorting by value is genuinely useful in this game precisely because so little of the list is worth anything: the top hundred entries are the market.

One note on the categories shown. The column mixes real rarity tiers with the source's own groupings, so you will see Ultimate and Exotic beside Items, Miscellaneous and Gamepasses/Bundles. Use it for navigation rather than as a strict rarity. When you have a real offer, the Anime Last Stand trade checker totals both sides, and the Anime Last Stand value calculator prices a group. The same lists exist for every other game we track.

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