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Anime Ball Battles Balls: Names, Rarities and Stats
Find the name on a ball card, then choose the question you need answered. This collection separates roster recognition, rarity labels and HP or DMG comparisons. It also helps you set a spending priority without treating every additional summon as a direct upgrade to a favorite.
Ball ListRecognize named balls and connect several of them with visible attacks.
Find your next answer
Choose the task you want to complete.
Published balls articles
Open a specific question below; each article keeps its own answer and next reading.
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Ball List
Recognize named balls and connect several of them with visible attacks.
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Ball Rarities
Separate a collection rarity label from a useful choice for your next match.
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Ball Stats
Understand HP and DMG before comparing the special attack on a ball.
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Ball Upgrades
Separate a better collection choice from a paid earnings or opening convenience.
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Rarest Balls
Plan a rare-ball target without treating each summon as a guaranteed upgrade.
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Stats Comparison
Compare the same attributes and make the health-versus-damage trade-off clear.
Choose the help that fits your next goal
Use the ball list to recognize named examples such as Cursed Shrine Ball, The Strongest Ball, One Punch Ball and Ice Age Ball. The stats guide explains HP and DMG on selection cards, while Stats Comparison turns those labels into a deliberate owned-ball choice. Keep a special attack beside that comparison rather than replace both attributes with the size of an animation.
Rarity and acquisition deserve their own reading path. The rarity guide uses actual Epic and Legendary card examples and the Gem Machine’s stated pool restriction. The rare-ball guide focuses on choosing a collection target and a reserve. Spending priorities then distinguish broadening the collection from buying an earnings or opening convenience.
See the game in motion
Recognize the lobby, ball choices or attack presentations before returning to the matching guide.
Balls questions
What do HP and DMG mean?
They are the displayed health and damage attributes on ball selection cards.
Does a rarity label settle every battle choice?
No. Compare the available attributes and the attack you want to learn as separate parts of choosing.
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Recognize named balls and connect several of them with visible attacks.