Heroes are the summonable fighters you swap between to clear game modes in Anime Zero, each carrying a specific weapon, combo set, and ability. You pull them from the summoning banner using Normal Spins and Lucky Spins, and the roster currently holds 11 Heroes that range from easy common pulls to a single ultra-rare drop.
Quick answer: There are 11 Heroes. Pull them from the summoning banner with Normal or Lucky Spins. Every summon replaces your current Hero, so each new pull sacrifices the one you hold.
How Hero summoning works in Anime Zero
Summoning runs on the same reroll-style mechanic used for Races in Iron Soul: Dungeon. To perform a new summon, you give up the Hero you currently hold. There is no collection of multiple Heroes kept at once from this banner, so every spin is a straight swap.
Normal Spins and Lucky Spins draw from different odds tables. Lucky Spins shift the weighting heavily toward the mid and high tiers, which is why the three most common Heroes have a 0% Lucky Spin chance and never appear on that banner.
All Hero summon odds (Normal and Lucky Spins)
| Hero | Normal Odds | Lucky Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Rubber Man | 26.29% | 0% |
| Cosmic Warrior | 26.29% | 0% |
| Thunder Prodigy | 26.29% | 0% |
| Twisted Agony | 8.41% | 42.16% |
| Kings Gambit | 8.41% | 42.16% |
| Lights of Divinity | 1.4% | 4.82% |
| Dragon Eclipse | 1.4% | 4.82% |
| Immortal Sovereign | 1.4% | 4.82% |
| Cursed King | 0.05% | 0.6% |
| Divine Emperor | 0.05% | 0.6% |
| Cataclysm | 0.005% | 0.01% |
Common Heroes (26.29% Normal)
These three share the highest Normal Spin chance and are the fastest Heroes to land early on. None of them appear on Lucky Spins.
Rubber Man
Rubber Man is the Straw Hat captain. He leans on close combat, chaining fast rubber combos together and following up with heavy impact strikes.
Cosmic Warrior
The Saiyan hero is Cosmic Warrior, who strings together swift combos, instant teleports, and powerful Kamehameha blasts.
Thunder Prodigy
The Zoldyck prodigy, Thunder Prodigy, uses Godspeed for lightning-quick dashes and backs them up with hard-hitting shock combos.
Lucky-focused Heroes (8.41% Normal / 42.16% Lucky)
This pair dominates the Lucky Spin pool at 42.16% each, making them the most likely results when you spend Lucky Spins.
Twisted Agony
Twisted Agony is the Ghoul investigator, mixing unpredictable aerial flips with quick knife volleys and powerful scythe blows.
Kings Gambit
Kings Gambit is the Order assassin. He swaps weapons rapidly, plays with deceptive range, and strings together lethal multi-blade combos.
Rare Heroes (1.4% Normal / 4.82% Lucky)
Lights of Divinity
Lights of Divinity is the King of Knights. The kit pairs swift sword combos with high-burst Excalibur blasts.
Dragon Eclipse
Dragon Eclipse is the Black Swordsman. He relies on heavy sweeping attacks and raw, relentless strength.
Immortal Sovereign
Immortal Sovereign is marked for death but defies that fate, crushing enemies through pure brute force.
Very rare Heroes (0.05% Normal / 0.6% Lucky)
Cursed King
As the King of Curses, Cursed King attacks with swift slashes, huge fire blasts across wide areas, and complete command of its domain.
Divine Emperor
Divine Emperor brings massive Conqueror’s Haki range paired with heavy blade strikes.
Rarest Hero (0.005% Normal / 0.01% Lucky)
Cataclysm
Cataclysm is the Void Hunter and the hardest Hero to pull in the game, sitting at a 0.005% Normal Spin chance. The kit combines lightning-fast katana strikes with massive frost burst combos.
Lucky Spins are the only realistic way to chase the lowest-tier Heroes, since they raise Cataclysm’s rate to 0.01% and Cursed King and Divine Emperor to 0.6% each.
Confirming a successful summon
After a spin resolves, the banner shows the Hero you pulled and your previously held Hero is replaced. Because every summon sacrifices the current Hero, the only state you keep is the most recent result, so check the equipped Hero before spending another spin if you landed something you want to keep.
