Manhwa Legends Tier List: All Units Ranked (Best DPS, Supports & Boss Killers)

Secret Dreamer (Constellation) runs away with the top spot as both the best DPS and a meta support, while the gap between S-tier and C-tier is wider than most Roblox anime games — here's exactly who's worth your Won and who's actively buggy.

Secret Dreamer (Constellation) is the single best unit in Manhwa Legends right now — a full-AOE damage dealer whose clones apply Shock stuns and whose Terror of the Stars passive delivers a massive crit buff when fully stacked. If you're starting fresh or rerolling, this is the unit to build around. The fastest path to unlocking it: grab Ancient (Regressor), push his skill tree to the Level 50 and 100 nodes that drop Constellation fragments from enemies, then fuse those into Secret Dreamer.

The Tier List at a Glance

Manhwa Legends launched with a roster that splits cleanly into meta-defining picks, solid role players, and units you can safely ignore. The gap between S-tier and C-tier is wider than most Roblox anime games — C-tier units like Pildo Gang (Landlord) and Creator aren't just weak; they're actively buggy or numerically undertuned to the point of being unusable in Infinite mode and hard endgame content.

S-Tier DPS: The Meta Definers

Secret Dreamer (Constellation) leads the pack for the reasons above. Song Hwen (Vessel) claims the boss-killer crown with the highest single-target DPS in the game — pair with Boss Slayer trait for maximum value. White Wolf (Feral) stacks crit chance to 100% rapidly, proccing Bleed DoTs that feed back into his own damage. Beast (Primal) dominates early through mid-game and stays relevant late. Beylord (Mimicry) functions as pseudo-full-AOE thanks to passive damage and synergizes with Beast and other DPS units. Best traits across the board: Legend or Limit Break, with Assassin on Beylord and White Wolf.

A-Tier DPS: Specialists Worth Building

Querasha (Pestilence) is a hybrid — sub-meta DPS but a meta boss killer thanks to her passive. Ha Yori (Princess) cycles DoT types and shreds bosses once her passive stacks. Cherry (Dancer) is the accessible boss killer: simple, effective early and late. Ancient (Regressor) demands heavy Won investment via his upgrade/regress mechanic but pays off in longer matches; he's also your Constellation farm engine for Secret Dreamer. Traits: Legend on Ancient, Boss Slayer on Querasha and Cherry, Ruler or Assassin on Ha Yori.

B-Tier DPS: Niche but Functional

Infernum (Phoenix) brings Burn amplification for fire teams — strong but build-dependent. Jay (Hope) and Yuu (Boxer) are Limited units with similar mid-game power that fall off in Infinite mode. Kim Dakjo (Immortal King) deserves special mention: his Timestop stuns all enemies in range and he copies abilities via passives, making him a support-first unit with decent DPS upside. Coera Denoir (Noble) offers debuff cleanse as off-support. All run Legend trait except Infernum (Limit Break) and Coera (Boss Slayer).

Support Meta: Where the Real Team Building Happens

Secret Dreamer doubles as S-tier support thanks to clone utility and crit buffs. Ha Yora (Idol) is the dedicated meta support — Floating Nodes buff main DPS damage and her skill tree lets you customize node effects. Kim Dakjo and Querasha appear here again: Timestop is arguably the best utility ability in the game, and Querasha's passive makes her a boss-killer toolkit staple. Violet Grace (Revolution) rounds out S-tier with boss-specific support and strong early DPS.

A/B-tier supports include Infernum (fire team enabler), Coera (niche cleanse), Beylord (off-support passive), Andrassa (AOE range/damage buff — excellent beginner pick), plus Kyrogias, Radgroim, and Akryoung as solid early-game supports.

Beginner Roadmap

If you're new, prioritize Jong Youngha, Kuma, Wraithsinker, and Lee-Joh — they carry early progression while you chase the meta units. Grab the current Manhwa Legends codes for free pulls and resources to accelerate the grind. The Hustler trait is reserved for farm units specifically.

The Catch: Build Dependency and Limited Units

Several A- and B-tier units (Infernum, Jay, Yuu) are Limited — meaning you can't reliably target them — and their performance lives or dies by specific team compositions. Jay and Yuu in particular hit a hard wall in Infinite mode. Ancient's Won sink is real; if you're not committed to the Secret Dreamer pipeline, he's a trap. And the C-tier? Just don't. Pildo Gang's turret fantasy doesn't translate to numbers, and Creator's double-buff mechanic becomes awkward past the early game.

What to Watch

Manhwa Legends is still in its release window — balance patches will shake this list. Watch for Limited unit banners (Jay/Yuu), potential Ancient reworks to ease the Won burden, and whether Beylord's Beast synergy gets expanded. For now, Secret Dreamer is the north star: get Ancient, farm Constellations, and build the team around the clone army.

Key Numbers

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50level
Ancient's Constellation fragment nodes
100level
Ancient's Constellation fragment nodes
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White Wolf's crit chance cap

Why This Matters

Manhwa Legends is a new Roblox anime game with an unusually wide power gap between top and bottom units; this tier list helps players avoid wasting resources on buggy or undertuned units and focus on meta-defining picks like Secret Dreamer for efficient progression.

Background

What is Manhwa Legends?

Manhwa Legends is a Roblox anime-style game featuring units based on manhwa characters, with gameplay modes including Infinite mode and endgame content. Units are obtained via pulls and upgraded through skill trees and traits.

Limited Units

Limited units (e.g., Jay, Yuu) cannot be reliably targeted and are only available during specific banners; their performance is highly team-dependent and they fall off in Infinite mode.

Infinite Mode

Infinite mode is a high-difficulty endgame mode where C-tier units become unusable and even some A/B-tier units like Jay and Yuu hit a hard wall.

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