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.
Getting started
Build a useful first lineup, find the reason a run fails, and spend on the next improvement.
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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.
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.
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 wrong | What to check next |
|---|---|
| Enemies your team never attacks reach the base | Targeting and coverage before another damage purchase |
| You cannot afford the upgrade you need | Economy timing and earlier spending |
| You run out of damage against the same wave | Carry level, upgrade timing and placement |
| A higher difficulty fails repeatedly | Return to a clear you can complete and improve one bottleneck |
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.
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.
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.
FAQ
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.
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.