Data & Downloads

Anime Vanguards Guide

Anime Vanguards Data Downloads

Download the current Anime Vanguards Guide datasets as JSON, then use the normal guide pages to inspect rows, calculators, and correction notes in context.

Last checked 2026-06-09 Update 13
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Quick Facts Data & Downloads
  • JSON exports are for audits and spreadsheets.
  • Use guide pages for correction notes and context.
  • Check modified dates before reusing rows.

Unit stats JSON

369 rows with unit name, rarity, type, element, damage, SPA, range, and DPS fields.

Download units.json

Element coverage JSON

11 rows with element mechanics, team problem mapping, unit counts, top DPS samples, and top range samples.

Download elements.json

Traits JSON

11 rows with trait names, odds, pity context, reroll priority, and role-fit notes.

Download traits.json

Evolutions JSON

4 material routes with target units, required materials, route evidence, and spending checks.

Download evolutions.json

Stat ranks JSON

8 rows covering D through Godly stat-rank planning, stop rules, and target-rank cautions.

Download stat-ranks.json

Trade values JSON

6 rows for Update 13 value-watch units, route context, demand signals, and trade-risk notes.

Download trade-values.json

Machine-readable data

These JSON files mirror the guide datasets used by the unit database, unit profile index, element planner, trait guide, evolution planner, stat-rank table, value list, trading calculator, and Dataset schema. They are useful for spreadsheet checks, correction audits, external notes, and comparing guide rows against current screenshots.

Field notes

  1. units.json is best for base-stat sorting, DPS checks, and identifying units that need calculator testing.
  2. unit-profile-index.json is best for role buckets, profile status, profile paths, and choosing which unit pages to deepen next.
  3. elements.json is best for element-team planning, coverage audits, top unit samples, and mapping team problems to element mechanics.
  4. traits.json is best for reroll-priority notes, odds context, and role-fit audits.
  5. evolutions.json is best for material gap checks and route planning before spending scarce items.
  6. stat-ranks.json is best for deciding whether a current stat roll is filler, usable, or worth protecting.
  7. trade-values.json is best for auditing value-list route context and checking why a unit is on the trade watchlist.

Correction notes

A useful correction names the JSON file, row, field, current value, suggested value, and source. Send screenshots or public source links through the contact page, and check the source policy for how claims are separated.

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