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Anime Mysterious units
Official video names stay separate from community-observed roster names.
Anime Mysterious units on this page are names with evidence, not a sealed Pokédex. Official YouTube uploads name Yuta and Geto in Yuta vs Geto | Anime Mysterious, name Naoya in Naoya | Anime Mysterious, and print Elforia on the summoning HUD in the in-dev trailer. Community pages on animemysterious.wiki also list Naruto, Gojo, Broly, Ryu, and Vegeta as observed roster names. Those two piles do not merge here. Filter official video from community wiki, then sort by evidence or by name. The stills are the official Yuta and Naoya thumbnails; Elforia has no exclusive still on this route because the in-dev HUD belongs on Summoning. Gallery portraits on the homepage are not attached to these rows.
| Name | Evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Naruto | animemysterious.wiki S-grade starter farming example | Community wiki |
| Gojo | animemysterious.wiki observed unit needing a live-role check | Community wiki |
| Broly | animemysterious.wiki observed unit for team-need matching | Community wiki |
| Ryu | animemysterious.wiki B-grade roster example | Community wiki |
| Vegeta | animemysterious.wiki C-grade least-documented unit | Community wiki |
| Yuta | Official video title Yuta vs Geto | Anime Mysterious | Official video |
| Geto | Named as the opponent in the official Yuta vs Geto video | Official video |
| Naoya | Official video title Naoya | Anime Mysterious | Official video |
| Elforia | Unit name shown on the in-dev summoning HUD in the official trailer | Official video |
Official video showcases
Yuta vs Geto | Anime Mysterious is a combat showcase, not a lore dump. The title names two units at once: Yuta as the featured fighter and Geto as the opponent in the same clip. The thumbnail still used on this page is Yuta in a black bowl-cut and kimono with forehead marks at a temple. Naoya | Anime Mysterious is a second official combat upload; its still is an ice-shatter beat, not a lobby portrait. Those two videos are the only official unit title cards this wiki treats as first-party names. They live on @AnimeMysterious-y8b alongside the trailer and the in-dev trailer. Click the stills to open the YouTube source, or play the facades below the filter. Do not read a rarity, a cost, or a role into a title card that never printed one. Those two videos are the title cards you can actually open. Open both official title cards.
Elforia on the summoning HUD
Elforia is the third official name, and it does not come from a character-title upload. The in-dev trailer HUD prints Elforia on a purple summoning platform at the moment of a pull. That is a unit name attached to the summoning screen, which is why the still and the video for that HUD live on the Anime Mysterious summon page instead of repeating here. Elforia still belongs in this roster table because the name is first-party. It is not a community guess. It is also not a second portrait. If you filter this page to official video, Elforia remains in the official rows even without a tile, because the evidence is the HUD string rather than a dedicated showcase title. When you pull in the live experience, look for that name on the summoning platform before you assume a gallery fighter is Elforia. Elforia is a HUD string, not a gallery still.
Community-observed names
animemysterious.wiki lists Naruto as an S-grade starter farming example, Gojo as an observed unit that still needs a live-role check, Broly as an observed unit for team-need matching, Ryu as a B-grade roster example, and Vegeta as a C-grade least-documented unit. Those five names are useful as search terms players already use, and they are useless as official ranks. Community rows keep the community wiki label on every one of them. The filter chip for community wiki shows only those rows; the official-video chip hides them. Sorting by name will interleave the two piles, which is why the default sort is evidence: official rows first when you ask for them, community rows in the default list. If a later official upload titles one of those names, it can move into the official pile. Until then, it stays observed. Hide that pile until a title card prints the name. Filter first.
How to read evidence on this list
Evidence is a source sentence, not a stat. Official rows quote a video title or a HUD string. Community rows quote what animemysterious.wiki used the name for. Neither column is a DPS number, a placement cost, or a trait. The homepage gallery is four official Roblox stills of fighters who are not wired to these nine rows, because the gallery API does not print unit ids. If you came here from a search for Anime Mysterious units, this list is the honest roster: four first-party names, five community names, two showcase videos, and a summoning HUD that lives one route over. Build a defense from what you can actually identify in a title card or a pull screen, then hold Anime Mysterious waves with that roster instead of a fantasy box of every anime lead you hope is in the banner. A practical roster on day one is therefore small: Yuta and Geto from one official fight, Naoya from a second official fight, Elforia from the summoning HUD, and then any community-observed names you actually see in your own pulls. Naruto, Gojo, Broly, Ryu, and Vegeta are search terms other players already use; they become real for you when the HUD prints them. Until that happens, spend Gems on pulls you can identify, not on a hope that every anime lead is hiding behind the gallery stills. The filter chips exist so you can hide the community pile while you learn the four first-party names. Sort by name only after you already know which pile each row belongs to. That is the roster.