Anime Zero Weapon List: Names and Kit References
Identify Anime Zero weapon names, distinguish character nicknames from inventory labels, and separate the reference roster from acquisition odds.
This Anime Zero weapon list identifies names found in the reviewed game coverage and weapon demonstrations. Use it to match a guide or community discussion to the name in your own inventory. It is a reference roster rather than a promise that every weapon in every update is listed here.
The video below offers a creator's ranking of demonstrated weapons. Its rankings are opinions; the useful starting point for this page is recognizing which weapons the creator is discussing.
Match the displayed weapon name
Read the weapon name in the game rather than relying only on an anime character nickname. Community coverage often calls Cataclysm Miyabi, Dragon Eclipse Guts, or Cursed King Sukuna. A familiar character name can help you recognize a kit, but the displayed game name is the better identifier for inventory, evolution and help requests.
| Weapon names | How to use this reference |
|---|---|
| Cataclysm; Dragon Eclipse | Match the exact inventory name before following a build discussion |
| Divine Emperor; Immortal Sovereign | Check the equipped kit and available upgrades in your own game |
| King's Gambit; Twisted Agony | Compare the attacks you can use rather than a name alone |
| Cursed King; Lights of Divinity | Distinguish the game name from a character nickname |
| Rubber Man; Cosmic Warrior; Thunder Prodigy | Keep a usable starter kit while working toward another option |
Keep names separate from acquisition odds
A roster does not establish a weapon's current rarity, chance to appear or pity rules. Those values can differ between banners or change with updates, and the reviewed coverage does not provide a consistent verified table for this page. Inspect the banner currently visible in the lobby before spending a resource.
Do not discard a weapon merely because it appears lower in one creator's list. You still need a functioning loadout to finish runs and collect resources. A weapon you understand and have invested in can be useful while you work toward another kit.
Find the right next page
If you recognize a name but do not know how its attacks work, start with the weapon guide. For the acquisition interface and spending decisions, use weapon rolls. For a side-by-side test of weapons you already own, use weapon comparison.
Before following a recommendation, check the footage's date and compare it with the game's displayed options. This list does not turn an early-access demonstration into a claim about the present banner or guarantee that an older kit behaves identically after an update.
Read the owned kit and its current costs in the official Anime Zero experience before making this loadout or spending decision.