Anime Vanguards Values: Unit and Item Value List

How Anime Vanguards Values Work

Nothing here is a set price, and these are not prices anyone sets. Anime Vanguards trading value lists cover all units and items as community reference points representing how sought-after something is compared to everything else, quoted in Gems so that two very different things can sit side by side. The game publishes nothing, so every list including this one is an agreement between traders rather than a rate anyone can enforce.

What that buys you is a working comparison, not a valuation. A unit at 2,200 and a unit at 1,100 really are about two to one in the eyes of the people who trade them, and that is enough to settle most offers. It is not enough to argue that somebody must accept a deal, and anyone who talks about values that way has misunderstood what the numbers are.

Why Shiny Units Have No Single Multiplier

Guides will tell you a shiny multiplies a unit's base trading value by something like five to ten times. That is not what the data says, and it is the most useful thing on this page. Across all 64 units on this list that exist in both forms, the shiny ratio runs from 2.66x to 65x, with a median around 16x. There is no multiplier that covers that.

The pattern behind the spread is what makes it usable. Expensive units have small shiny multiples and cheap units have enormous ones, because the shiny floor is roughly fixed regardless of what the base is worth. Octopus goes 26,000 to 70,000, a 2.69x step. Legendary Super Brolzi (December) goes 50,000 to 145,000, 2.90x. At the other end Mimi (Psychic) goes 20 to 1,300, which is 65x, and Emmie (Ice Witch) goes 5 to 280, 56x. If you take one rule away from this page: the cheaper the unit, the more a shiny changes it, and multiplying a top unit by ten will wildly overprice it.

Anime Vanguards Unit, Skin and Item Values

The list splits into seven categories and the biggest one is the least predictable. Units account for 161 of the 352 entries with a median of just 145 Gems and a maximum of 145,000, a spread of a thousand to one inside a single category. Being told something is a Unit tells you nothing at all about its price.

The smaller categories behave more sensibly. Mounts, only 16 of them, carry the highest median at around 2,600, and Items sit close behind at roughly 1,999 across 72 entries. Skins run to 73 entries at a median near 300, while Stats, Memorias and Familiars trail at 80, 50 and 15 respectively. Familiars in particular are close to worthless as trade currency, whatever number of them somebody offers you.

What Actually Drives an Anime Vanguards Value

Scarcity and desirability, in that order, which is why the same list can hold a unit at 5 Gems and a shiny at 145,000. Evolved variants and the units the community treats as top tier command the highest values, and normal limited units sit far below their shiny versions in every case on this list without exception.

Because 92 of the 352 entries here are shiny versions, well over a quarter of the list, the shiny question is not an edge case in this game. It is the main thing separating the top of the list from the middle, and getting it wrong is the most expensive misreading available.

How to Read the Anime Vanguards Value List

Filter by category to find things, then compare within it, and never assume a category implies a price band. Search for the exact entry rather than the base name, since a unit and its shiny are separate rows with separate numbers, and picking the wrong one is the single most common way to misprice a trade here.

One thing worth stating plainly: the category column on this page holds the source's own groupings, Units, Skins, Items, Familiars, Mounts, Memorias and Stats, rather than the game's Secret and Vanguard rarity tiers that some guides reference. Use it to navigate rather than to judge. When you have a real offer, the Anime Vanguards trade checker totals both sides, and the Anime Vanguards value calculator prices a group. The same lists exist for every other game we track.

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