Anime Vanguards Trade Calculator
Build both sides of an Anime Vanguards unit trade and see who wins. Secret, exclusive, mythic and legendary units carry live prices and demand from the value list.
Most valuable units right now
The ten highest prices on the market today. Open a unit for its full history, or see every unit on the Anime Vanguards value list.
| Unit | Value | Demand |
|---|---|---|
 Shiny Legendary Super Brolzi (Broly) | 160K | Very Low |
 Shiny Octopus (Ikalgo) | 97K | Very Low |
 Shiny Seban (Seven) | 58K | Low |
 Legendary Super Brolzi (Broly) | 57K | Low |
 Shiny Divalo Requiem (Diavolo) | 50K | Low |
 Shiny Soburo Contract (Subaru) | 42K | Very Low |
 Shiny Gazelle Zombie (Giselle) | 34K | Low |
 Octopus (Ikalgo) | 24.5K | Very Low |
 Shiny Isdead Romantic (Esdeath) | 18K | Low |
 Seban (Seven) | 16K | Very Low |
How to check an Anime Vanguards trade
Add the units you are giving on the offer side and the units you want on the receive side. The calculator totals both from the Anime Vanguards value list and returns a win, fair, or loss verdict. Filter the picker to Secret, Exclusive or Vanguard to skip the lower tiers.
Secret and Exclusive units sit at the top of the market, and the ones whose banner or event has ended hold their price because no new copies can be pulled. A Secret on the current banner drifts down until it rotates out. Evolved and shiny versions trade above the base price shown here, so confirm exactly which version is in the trade before you accept, and check the demand stars for how fast a unit actually moves. The Anime Vanguards trading hub shows what other players are offering right now.
Anime Vanguards trade calculator FAQ
Where do Anime Vanguards prices come from?
From our Anime Vanguards value list, which the calculator reads directly.
Are evolved and shiny units priced separately?
The calculator prices the base unit. An evolved or shiny version trades higher, so treat the figure here as the floor for one.
How is the W/F/L verdict decided?
By the gap between the two totals. Under about 10 percent reads as fair; beyond that the side giving more is marked as losing.