Normal
The baseline Index tab. Keep a normal copy as a comparison when evaluating another variant.
Fixed multiplier: not verified
Beat the Anime Boss mutations are boosted unit variants mentioned in the official description. The reviewed Index shows Normal, Gold, Diamond, Super and Ultra tabs; this guide explains what those labels establish and how to compare your copies.

The official listing confirms that rare mutated units have boosts. The specific tab names below come from PixelMisfit’s Index view, published on . These observations identify variants; they do not provide drop rates or a complete current stacking formula.
The baseline Index tab. Keep a normal copy as a comparison when evaluating another variant.
Fixed multiplier: not verified
A separate collection tab in the observed Index. Compare the unit's displayed income and damage with the same normal unit.
Fixed multiplier: not verified
A named Index variant. Its name does not establish a fixed boost or a drop rate.
Fixed multiplier: not verified
Shown as its own Index tab. Compare level, current effects and output before replacing an equipped unit.
Fixed multiplier: not verified
Present in the observed Index. A complete current multiplier, acquisition or fusion table has not been verified.
Fixed multiplier: not verified
The upgrade payback calculator can compare the displayed before and after income. Enter those final values directly so a mutation already included by the game is not counted twice.
Beat the Anime Boss mutations are part of the collection loop, but the reviewed official description does not publish their exact odds or acquisition rules. Check the current summoner, Index and any relevant in-game description for the variant you want.
A higher summoner level is officially described as improving rolls. That does not establish a specific mutation chance, nor does a named luck event prove that every variant receives the same bonus. Use a currently displayed target chance if you want a probability estimate.
When reporting a multiplier or recipe, include the unit name, level, variant, active effects and a readable source. That makes the observation useful for a future revision instead of turning one unusually strong copy into a universal rule.
The reviewed gameplay Index shows Gold, Diamond, Super and Ultra tabs alongside Normal. Normal is the baseline variant. The current Index may include changes not shown in that dated footage.
A fixed multiplier was not established from the reviewed sources. Compare the same unit at the same level and under the same effects, or read an explicit current in-game description.
No stacking rule has been verified here. Do not multiply separate labels or a luck event into an assumed damage or income formula.
Compare the actual income, damage, upgrade cost and team slot. A variant name alone does not show whether it improves your current team.
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