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Re://Adventures Tier List: Every Unit Ranked and How to Get Ace

Meta through Farm tiers, the fire shard route to Ace, and the resources that keep your best units viable.

Meta through Farm tiers, the fire shard route to Ace, and the resources that keep your best units viable.

Unit quality in Re://Adventures splits hard at the top. A handful of characters carry entire Infinite runs, a wide middle band does respectable damage, and a small group only exists to buff, debuff, or farm currency while better units do the killing. The in-game rankings run from Meta down through Support, Farm, and Unviable, and knowing which bracket a unit sits in matters more than raw star count when you are deciding what to level.

Quick answer: The Meta tier is Ace, Kyura (Founder), Super Bro, Prime Force, and Devil Boss. Ace is the strongest single pickup, and you farm him in Navy Bay (Marineford) on Infinite mode.


Re://Adventures unit tier list (Meta to Unviable)

The figure beside each name is the value shown on that unit. Several characters appear more than once at different values, and each version is ranked separately, so a low-value copy of a Meta unit does not inherit the higher placement.

TierUnits
MetaAce (10000 Y), Kyura (Founder) (100 Y), Super Bro (1300 Y), Prime Force (1300 Y), Devil Boss (1300 Y)
SMajin (1300 Y), Sunaku (1400 Y), Red Scar (1200 Y)
ARed Scar (1000 Y), Les Aikman (1100 Y), Donut (1100 Y), Super Bro (100 Y), Morgan (1100 Y)
BLeopard (1200 Y), Donut (100 Y)
CArlem (1000 Y)
DFire Fist (1000 Y), Arlem (1 Y)
SupportCommander (1 Y), Devil Boss (1 Y), DIO (1 Y), Red Scar (60 Y), Delinquent (1 Y), Blackhair (1 Y), Croc (38 Y)
FarmBulby (1 Y), C.E.O. (1 Y)
UnviableNo units currently placed
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The tier board groups every unit from Meta at the top down to Unviable at the bottom. Shown at 03:14 in ItzVexo’s video. Image: Aliluma

Why these placements hold up

Ace sits alone at the top of the Meta tier by a wide margin, and his value figure of 10000 is roughly ten times that of the next-highest units on the board. He is also the only Meta unit that is not tied to a summon banner, which makes him the one top-tier character you can grind for directly rather than gamble on.

Prime Force and Devil Boss are Mythic summon banner units, and Bro shares that banner slot. Kyura (Founder) is the outlier in Meta, carrying a value of just 100 while ranking above everything in S tier, so do not bench it based on the number on its card.

The middle of the board is where duplicate versions matter most. Red Scar appears three separate times, moving from S at 1200 down to A at 1000 and all the way to Support at 60. Super Bro drops from Meta to A, and Donut falls from A to B, purely based on which version you own. Arlem gets the harshest treatment, landing in C at 1000 and in D at 1.

Support tier is not a punishment. Commander, DIO, Delinquent, Blackhair, and Croc sit there because they are built to assist a damage carry rather than clear waves themselves. Farm tier is narrower still. Bulby and C.E.O. exist to generate income during runs, not to hold a lane.


How to get Ace in Navy Bay (Marineford)

Ace has two routes, and both start in the same place. One is a straight capsule drop, the other is a guaranteed exchange once you bank enough fire shards. Navy Bay shows as locked on a fresh account, with Planet Greenie as the opening world.

Head into the Play room and open the world selection screen. Pick Navy Bay, which is the Marineford world, and start it on Infinite mode rather than story.
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The Play room portals, with Marineford Infinite mode queued up. Shown at 04:02 in ItzVexo’s video. Image: Aliluma
Push through waves and wait for the Akainu boss. He has a random chance to spawn on any wave, so there is no fixed wave number to aim for and longer runs simply give you more rolls.
Kill Akainu. Defeating him is what awards capsules, and capsules are the only thing you actually care about from the run.
Open your capsules. Each one has a chance to drop Ace outright, and the rest of the time you collect fire shards toward the guaranteed route.
Once you hold 100 fire shards, go to the Luffy NPC in the Summon area and trade them in. That exchange hands over Ace directly, no rolling involved.
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The Summon gate, where the Luffy NPC takes fire shards in exchange for Ace. Shown at 01:48 in ItzVexo’s video. Image: Aliluma

You will know it worked when Ace appears in your Collection menu alongside your other owned characters, listed at Lvl 1 with a value of 10000.


Gems, trait rerolls, and star remnants for your top units

Meta units still need traits and upgrade materials before they perform like Meta units. Gems come from Infinite mode on any map, daily and multiplayer quests, level milestones, finished story modes, and half-hour challenges. Quest rewards are modest but reliable, with Daily Completion paying 50 gems, Multiplayer II paying 120, and the Kills V objective paying 200 for 2,000 kills.

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The Quests menu splits objectives into Daily, Infinite, Story, and Weekly tabs. Shown at 00:35 in ItzVexo’s video. Image: Aliluma

Trait rerolls and star remnants are the scarcer pair. They show up through weekly quests, level-up rewards, codes, the raid shop, daily quests, half-hour challenges, the battle pass, and Marineford capsules. Update 1 also fixed reroll behaviour so that at 100% Worthiness a reroll can no longer hand you worse stats than you already had.

Press Your Luck and the Whammy rule

The Press Your Luck wheel is the fastest single source of mixed rewards, covering gems in 100 to 500 increments, gold up to 750, summon tickets, clock and luck potions, stat cubes, and one or two star remnants per hit.

Landing on Whammy wipes everything you have stacked up on that run, so bank your stash before you get greedy.

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The Press Your Luck wheel mid-spin, with Whammy sitting between the reward slots. Shown at 02:50 in ItzVexo’s video. Image: Aliluma

Codes and Exclusive Shop shortcuts

Three codes are currently live in the lobby redemption menu. CCU6700TY, DEBTFREE, and CCU6KTYY all redeem for free rewards. MEMBERS30K returns the message “That code does not exist,” so skip it.

The Exclusive Shop sells the same currencies for Robux if you would rather not grind them, including Trait Reroll bundles, Fruit Capsules, gem packs, and the Premium Pass. Shiny Hunter at 1299 R$ triples your chance of pulling Shiny units, and Unit Storage at 99 R$ adds 100 inventory slots, which matters once you start hoarding fodder.

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The Exclusive Shop, split between specials, gifts, and permanent gamepasses. Shown at 00:24 in ItzVexo’s video. Image: Aliluma

Fast unit XP and player XP

A Meta unit at Lvl 1 is just an expensive placement, so level it before you take it anywhere serious. For unit XP, buy XP items from the Gold Shop, run Marineford Act 1 on repeat, or feed lower-tier fodder units from your inventory straight into your carry.

Player XP works differently. Namek Act 1 is the efficient AFK farm, and beyond that any stage you can clear quickly will out-earn a slow, harder one. Account level also unlocks milestone rewards, which feed back into your gem and star remnant supply.


How this ranking was put together

Units are graded on clear speed in Infinite mode and raids, how much of a run they can carry without heavy support, and whether their role is damage, assistance, or income generation. Support and Farm are role labels rather than a verdict on power.

These placements reflect the game as of September 2026, after Update 1 added a new story, two new raids, the Worthiness reroll fix, and the removal of extra gold and extra gems from challenge rewards. Ace remains the clearest target for a new account, and the Marineford capsule grind is still the only path that guarantees him.