Team Builder

The party

A party is 3 battle members and 3 bench members. The three on the bench never enter the field, but their Z-Abilities and Zenkai Abilities buff the team all the same — that is why the builder scores all six.

One battle member is the Leader. The leader gives its Z-Ability to everyone and receives every Z-Ability, tags ignored. Zenkai Abilities are never shared that way: they land only when their condition matches.

One thing the bench cannot do: the Z-Ability a Legends Limited or LEGEND card carries (+10% to everyone’s base attack and defense) counts only while that card is one of the three fielded. Benching it throws it away.

Standard and PROUD

The switch above the slots picks the rules you are building for. Standard is the party you just read: 3 fielded, 3 on the bench.

Under PROUD Rules a match is up to three rounds and all 6 fight: Team 1 goes first, Team 2 takes the second round, and if it ends one apiece the third is fought with three characters — at least one from each of the previous rounds. So there is no bench: every one of the six gets a role and its own three pieces of equipment, and Auto Select is gone (there is nothing to pick a bench from). Auto Equip covers all six.

The Leader is still one, anywhere among the six, and its Z-Ability reaches the ones who fight alongside it — its own three. The two numbers do not change: the party is six either way.

Filling the slots

• Click an empty slot, then click a card in the grid below. Filter and Search narrow the 700+ cards; the grid loads more as you ask for it.
• Drag a card onto another slot to swap the two.
• Random fields three characters at random. Open it to say how far back to draw from and which tags to keep — the panel tells you how many cards are left to draw from before you press.
• Auto Select picks the bench that fits the three you have fielded, and shows the ranking it used in the breakdown.
• Auto Equip tries every eligible set of three pieces on each fielded member — over a million combinations — and lists the runners-up.

Equipment

Click one of the three + boxes under a fielded character and pick a piece. Only pieces that character can actually wear are offered. Values are max rank, best roll, Awakened versions included.

Telling the builder what you want

• Role, on each fielded card, decides how much one point of each stat is worth when Auto Select and Auto Equip score a candidate. It starts from the character’s Battle Style and you can change it.
• Build focus multiplies that profile (Defense, Full Defense and HP push the defensive side further); Defend against narrows the defense weight to Strike or Blast.
• HP bench reserves one bench seat for a character whose Z-Ability Health reaches all three fielded members.
• Zenkai bench, on each fielded card, asks for that many bench members carrying a Zenkai Ability that lands on it.

Your own collection

• I don’t have… turns the grid into a checklist: click the cards you do not own to cross them out. From then on Auto Select, Auto Equip and Random skip them, so the team they build is one you can actually field. Press it again to stop marking; Clear forgets the whole list.
• Create a character… invents a card that does not exist yet: give it tags, an element, a Z-Ability and the stats to borrow, and it joins the grid like any other. It is how you test a team around a leak before the character is out.
• Create equipment… does the same for a piece, and there is a second button for it inside the equipment list — the list only offers pieces your fielded characters can wear, so an invented piece with unusual tags is easier to reach from there.
• All three live in this browser only. They are not on our server, they are not in the link you copy, and they will not follow you to another device.

The two numbers

Ability Bonus is every ability percentage that actually lands on the three battle members, coming from all six slots. Power Level is the in-game team Power Level: the three battle members at max stats. Only who is fielded moves it — bench members, abilities, Leader and role do not.

The i button next to this one breaks both down in full.

Sharing

Copy link puts the whole party in the address: members, roles, leader, equipment and the team name. What is not in the link: Card Numbers, the “I don’t have” list, the Random tags and the two weight switches. Those are how you are browsing right now, not what the team is.

The two views

Party is where you build: every slot, the picker and every control. Overview is where you read: the team, the two numbers and the whole breakdown — Z-Abilities, Zenkai Abilities and equipment, line by line, opened. The breakdown lives only there, bench ranking and equipment alternatives included. Auto Equip takes you over when it is done — its whole result is in that report. Auto Select leaves you in Party: what it picked is in the slots, in front of you.