Verified first steps

Anime Origins beginner guide: start with what is confirmed.

The official Roblox listing confirms units, progression, and named modes, but it does not publish an optimal roster, costs, or a unit tier list.

Reviewed

Direct answer

Start by opening the official Roblox experience and checking its current mode and progression UI. The listing confirms summoning, upgrading, evolving, Story Mode, Infinite Mode, and Raids; it does not support a recommended unit, spend order, or farming route.

What this Anime Origins beginner guide can confirm

The official Roblox listing describes a tower-defense loop: summon units to defend against waves, then upgrade, evolve, and unlock units. It also names Story Mode, Infinite Mode, and Raids. This is enough to identify the broad first-session menu areas, but not enough to prescribe a team, a banner, or a resource plan.

Use the live interface before making a progression choice

Open the official experience and inspect the currently available modes and unit-progression screens. The listing confirms that those systems exist, but it does not publish their requirements, costs, rates, or release cadence. Check what the current build displays before spending a limited currency or committing to an evolution.

Keep mode expectations bounded

Story Mode, Infinite Mode, and Raids are the only named modes in the reviewed listing. The source does not establish map order, unlock conditions, wave totals, raid rewards, difficulty, or a fastest route. A player should use the official names to find the live menu, then treat any unverified community recommendation as something to verify in game.

Do not use this page as a tier list

No reviewed source provides an official unit roster, rarity table, banner odds, pity rule, stat sheet, evolution recipe, or code-reward record. Those pages are held rather than filled with guesses. This is deliberately a first-session status guide, not a substitute for a sourced build guide.

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