Anime Zero Enchant List: Documented Modifier Examples
Identify documented Anime Zero enchant names and broad combat uses, then compare effects in the selected weapon’s in-game modifier index.
This Anime Zero enchant list identifies documented weapon modifier examples: Power, Hunter, Bloodlust and Supernova. Creators also describe these modifiers as traits, so use the weapon's in-game index to match a name and effect rather than expecting a second independent enchant pool.
The build walkthrough below discusses combat-oriented modifiers alongside weapons. Read its recommendations as build choices, then check your game's displayed effects.
Documented names and broad effects
| Name | Documented use | Check before choosing |
|---|---|---|
| Power | Early damage support | Whether the shown damage effect helps your clear |
| Hunter | Combat-oriented damage choice | The displayed effects on the selected weapon |
| Bloodlust | Combat stat bonuses | Whether those bonuses fit the kit you use |
| Supernova | Combat-oriented combined bonuses | Its current description and how you use abilities |
This is a set of documented examples, not a complete live index. No exact percentage or rarity is assigned here. When the game's index includes another name, read its description directly before treating it as absent simply because an older guide did not mention it.
Compare an effect with the actual weapon
Select the weapon you use before comparing modifiers. Damage support can help a kit that lands its attacks, but it will not resolve a rotation that misses or moves you into danger. Inspect the active result and available upgrades so you do not mistake another weapon's investment for the modifier's effect.
Use the index as the numeric reference
Open the trait or enchant station's index and read the current entry. Compare the displayed effect, cost and any result behavior before replacing the active modifier. A recommendation to aim for Supernova does not guarantee that spending a remaining balance will produce it.
Keep a useful result while you continue playing if it already supports your next activity. The traits page provides broader modifier purposes, and trait rerolls explains the selected-weapon spending process.
Read the current node or modifier text in the official Anime Zero experience before spending the resource shown by that panel.