In this Multiverse Defenders tier list, we rank every unit from best to worst based on their stats and overall performance. We also teach you how to get more characters and gems, where to find the Multiverse Defenders Trello, and other handy tips.
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Here’s everything in our Multiverse Defenders tier list.
Overall Multiverse Defenders tier list
Here’s how all the units currently rank in our MD tier list.
| Tier | Multiverse Defenders unit |
| S | All Night, Bochi, Crocs, Flamingo, Levyn, Mabu, Megu, Sabon, Shonks |
| A | Akainun, Elen, Endeavour, Erwin, Kizarun, Paon, Toki |
| B | Bulmi, Friezo, Garan, Lao |
| C | Hinato, Kakashy, Peach Blossom, Vegetan |
| D | Goko, Ichigon, Janji, Luffo (Straw Hat), Noroto, Sasuken, Tanjiron, Zoron |
Multiverse Defenders mythical tier list
Here’s how all of the mythical/secret characters currently rank against each other. These are generally limited characters that are only available for a short period of time, through things like limited banners and events, the raid shop, and leaderboard rewards.
| Tier | Multiverse Defenders unit |
| S | Bocchi, Flamingo, Megu, Sabon, Shonks |
| A | Crocs, Mabu |
| B | Akainun, Levyn |
| C | Toki |
How do I get more Multiverse Defenders characters?
The main way to get more Multiverse Defenders characters is by summoning them. You need 50 gems to summon one unit, or 500 gems to summon ten units. With each banner, there are six units available to summon. Units come in a variety of rarities, which determines their drop rate. Here are all the rarities and their drop rates:
- Common – 32.5% drop rate
- Rare – 20% drop rate
- Epic – 10% drop rate
- Legendary – 4.5% drop rate
- Mythical – 0.5% drop rate
As we mentioned earlier, there are other ways to get more units, such as taking part in events or purchasing them from the raid shop, but you get most of your units from summoning, so you’d better get to gathering those gems!
How do I get more gems in Multiverse Defenders?
You can get gems from story acts and the AFK machine. Normal mode story acts give you 60 gems for your first clear, and hard mode story acts give you 80 gems for your first clear. If you repeat an act after completing it for the first time, you earn 20 gems. On the other hand, the AFK machine gives you one gem per minute, or two gems per minute if you’re a premium user.
Is there a Multiverse Defenders Trello?
There is! You can head to the Multiverse Defenders Trello to find out all the latest on the game’s units, events, and more, as well as learn about the game’s mechanics, maps, and currencies. You can also check out the developer’s YouTube channel or join the official Multiverse Defenders Discord to keep up to date on all the latest news.
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