All Anime Zero Weapons and How to Summon Them

Weapons are the backbone of your build in Anime Zero, giving you unique attacks, abilities, and combat styles to use against enemies. Each weapon has a different rarity and summoning chance, so getting the right one can make a big difference as you progress through the game. In this guide, learn about all weapons in Anime Zero, how they help, and where to summon them.

Full List of All Anime Zero Weapons

Anime Zero features weapons inspired by popular anime characters, each with its own rarity, moveset, and combat strengths. Use the table below to compare their summoning odds and abilities. We also suggest that you check our Anime Zero tier list to see which weapons are worth prioritizing.

WeaponRarityNormal OddsLucky OddsDescription
Rubber ManEpic26.29%0%Uses fast rubber combos and heavy impact strikes.
Cosmic WarriorEpic26.29%0%Combines rapid teleports with powerful energy blasts.
Thunder ProdigyEpic26.29%0%Uses lightning fast dashes and shock combos.
Twisted AgonyLegendary8.41%42.16%Fights with acrobatic flips, knives, and scythe strikes.
Kings GambitLegendary8.41%42.16%Switches weapons and unleashes deceptive multi blade attacks.
Lights of DivinityMythic1.4%4.82%Delivers swift sword combos and powerful Excalibur blasts.
Dragon EclipseMythic1.4%4.82%Deals heavy damage through sweeping melee attacks.
Immortal SovereignMythic1.4%4.82%Overwhelms enemies with devastating brute force.
Cursed KingArcane0.04%0.4%Combines fast slashes, area fire attacks, and domain control.
Divine EmperorArcane0.04%0.4%Uses powerful sword strikes and wide range attacks.
CataclysmLYTH0.005%0.01%Combines fast katana attacks with powerful frost bursts.
Shadow MonarchLYTHNot summonableNot summonableCommands shadows and can summon Kaisel through its ultimate.
Flame DirectorLYTHNot summonableNot summonableUses fire focused combos, blood blossoms, and spirits.
Mochi CommanderArcane0.04%0.4%Deploys up to three turrets while its first skill recharges.

Rubber Man

Rubber Man uses fast combos and heavy impact attacks, making it a straightforward option for early progression. Its main drawback is its lower overall damage potential compared with stronger weapons later in the game.

Cosmic Warrior

Cosmic Warrior combines rapid movement, teleportation, and powerful energy blasts to keep combat moving. However, its overall damage and usefulness fall behind higher rarity options.

Thunder Prodigy

Thunder Prodigy is great at fast dashes and lightning-based attacks, making it a mobile combat option. Its damage potential is limited compared with stronger weapons, so you may eventually want to replace it.

Twisted Agony

Twisted Agony uses acrobatic movement, knife throws, and scythe attacks to deliver varied combos. It also pairs well with Kings Gambit for faster ultimate charging, although stronger weapons generally offer better damage for endgame grinding.

Kings Gambit

Kings Gambit switches between weapons and uses deceptive attacks to keep enemies under pressure. Its synergy with Twisted Agony helps charge ultimates faster, but its overall performance is outclassed by higher-tier options.

Lights of Divinity

Lights of Divinity offers quick sword combos and powerful Excalibur blasts for burst damage. It can gain a useful bonus when paired with Cataclysm to make one of the best builds in Anime Zero. But it is less effective when used without that synergy.

Dragon Eclipse

Dragon Eclipse relies on heavy sweeping melee attacks and relentless strength to damage enemies. It is a solid option for progression, although it lacks the stronger overall performance of the top LYTH weapons.

Immortal Sovereign

Immortal Sovereign focuses on brute force and heavy attacks, making it a useful damage option for newer players. Its pairing with Cursed King grants a damage bonus, but it eventually competes with more powerful endgame weapons.

Cursed King

Cursed King combines rapid slashes, massive fire bursts, and domain control to deal serious damage. Its high damage makes it one of the best non-LYTH options, though obtaining it through regular summons is much harder than getting an Epic weapon. If you still want to make the most out of it, use good accessories in Anime Zero with it.

Divine Emperor

Divine Emperor uses heavy sword strikes and wide-range attacks to pressure groups of enemies. Its synergy with Rubber Man increases maximum health, but the pair may not deliver the damage output of stronger endgame combinations.

Cataclysm

Cataclysm combines fast katana strikes with frost bursts and powerful area damage. It is one of the strongest weapons for general combat, although getting it requires luck with the Arsenal rather than relying on the standard lower rarity odds listed above.

Shadow Monarch

Shadow Monarch commands shadows and has an ultimate called Monarch’s Domain, which can summon Kaisel when activated a second time. It is a powerful raid reward, but obtaining it requires repeated Nightmare Shadow Gate clears rather than spending regular weapon rolls.

Flame Director

Flame Director uses fire-focused combos, blood blossoms, and spirit attacks to deliver strong damage. It is a powerful raid weapon, but obtaining it requires clearing the Spirited Away raid instead of using the regular Arsenal summon.

Mochi Commander

Mochi Commander deploys up to three turrets while its first skill is on cooldown, letting you maintain pressure between major attacks. Its main limitation is that its full damage potential depends on managing its turret casts and skill rotation effectively.

How to Summon Weapons in Anime Zero

You can obtain most Anime Zero weapons by spending Rolls or Lucky Spins at the Arsenal in the main lobby. Follow these steps to summon weapons and work toward a stronger loadout.

  • Head to the Arsenal summon area (or use the Areas menu) to access the weapon banner.
  • Use regular Rolls or Lucky Spins, depending on the resources you have available.
  • Spend your rolls to receive a weapon based on the drop rates.
  • Equip your strongest weapons in your two available slots and develop their skills as you progress.
  • Your summons contribute toward a guaranteed Mythic weapon at 175 spins, so keep rolling if you are targeting a higher rarity.

Remember that not every weapon is available from the Arsenal in Anime Zero. Shadow Monarch drops from the Nightmare Shadow Gate raid, Flame Director is a reward from the Spirited Away raid, and Mochi Commander is available through the Zenless banner.

How to Get Summon Rolls in Anime Zero

You need Rolls and Lucky Spins to keep trying for better weapons. Here are all the ways you can earn the spins in Anime Zero:

  • Redeem codes: Check the Anime Zero codes for free Rolls, Lucky Spins, Gems, and other rewards. Redeem new codes as soon as possible because they can expire.
  • Complete quests and achievements: Progress through the game and claim available rewards to build your resources. Check the rewards and Anime Zero milestones menu regularly for anything you have yet to collect.
  • Play Story mode: Clear stages and bosses to earn progression rewards. Higher difficulties can offer better payouts, helping you gather resources while improving your weapons.
  • Participate in raids: Raids get you valuable rewards and help you work toward special weapons such as Shadow Monarch and Flame Director.

That ends the full Anime Zero weapons list and the steps to summon them. Which weapons are you using to clear the dungeons? Let us know in the comments.

What is the rarest weapon in Anime Zero?

Cataclysm is one of the rarest summonable weapons in Anime Zero, with a 0.005% normal summon chance and a 0.01% Lucky chance.

How many weapons can you equip in Anime Zero?

You can equip two weapons in Anime Zero and switch between them during a run. Pairing certain weapons also grants synergy bonuses, so choose a combination that complements your combat style.

How do you get free Rolls in Anime Zero?

You can get free Rolls and Lucky Spins by redeeming Anime Zero codes, completing quests and achievements, progressing through Story mode, and participating in raids.

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