Getting started

Build Your First Team

Build a useful first lineup, find the reason a run fails, and spend on the next improvement.

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Anime Galaxies promotional artwork
Official promotional art; not a screenshot of a recommended lineup.

Start in the right lobby

Open the Champions TD experience linked on this site. Anime Galaxies has similarly named games around it, so confirm the title before copying a code or following a roster guide.

Collect rewards before committing your budget

Visit the CODES Fountain and try the reported codes whose requirements you meet. Count the resources actually added, rather than planning from a publisher’s reward total. A rejected high-level code is a reason to return later, not to restart your account.

Cover jobs before chasing rarity

Make a quick roster audit: a reliable source of damage, a way to fund upgrades, and targeting for the enemies you actually face. Spedwag is discussed as an economy option; Foji as an air-and-ground coverage option. Those roles answer different problems.

What goes wrongWhat to check next
Enemies your team never attacks reach the baseTargeting and coverage before another damage purchase
You cannot afford the upgrade you needEconomy timing and earlier spending
You run out of damage against the same waveCarry level, upgrade timing and placement
A higher difficulty fails repeatedlyReturn to a clear you can complete and improve one bottleneck

Use Story runs as controlled tests

Start with content your team can finish. After a failed run, change one placement, unit or spending decision and retry the same stage. Keep a short note of the wave and enemy that ended the run; it turns an expensive guess into a testable improvement.

Make the next spend easy to explain

Before spending scarce materials, say what the purchase will change. Is it a keeper you already use, an evolution you can finish, or a trait whose restriction fits your plan? If the answer is only a tier letter, open the unit’s role notes first.

Branch into a focused goal

Once clears are dependable, pick a concrete next task: obtain a portal entry, collect an event resource, or complete the requirements shown in an evolution panel. Use a checklist to separate quantities you need from quantities you already own.

  • Read the current entry and reward panels before starting a new mode.
  • Keep evolution materials separate from in-match upgrade spending.
  • Use the displayed recipe when making a custom inventory list.
  • Recheck the plan after an update changes the target.

FAQ

Build Your First Team FAQ

Do I have to wait for a Secret unit?

A long acquisition project should not stop you building a lineup from useful roles you already own. Solve the current stage before delaying progress for one name.

Should I copy a full team from a video?

First compare your available units and their forms. Copying a role or placement principle is often more practical than copying five units you cannot yet obtain.