Beby is a Mythic unit in Anime Squadron that you get by summoning on the Basic Banner or, preferably, the Selection Banner once you can feature Beby there.
Beby is a banner unit, so the whole chase comes down to saving enough gems and spending them on the right banner window. You do not need to farm a boss drop or clear a special raid for the unit itself, but you do want to be selective because every attempt costs currency.
The fastest answer is simple: Beby comes from summons. You can pull Beby from the Basic Banner or from the Selection Banner, with each summon costing 50 gems.
Beby is not a story-stage drop, raid reward, direct Robux unit, or event-shop purchase. If you are trying to get the unit, spend your time building gems and watching the summon banners instead of replaying stages expecting Beby to drop.
The better target route is the Selection Banner once you can use it, because you can feature Beby there. The Basic Banner can still work, but it is more dependent on rotation and low odds.
| Banner | How it works | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Banner | Featured units rotate every hour; wait for Beby to appear in the center. | 50 gems per summon |
| Selection Banner | Unlocks at level 10; lets you feature Beby for a better target route. | 50 gems per summon |
The Basic Banner is available as a general summon route, but you should wait until Beby appears in the center before spending gems there. The featured units on the Basic Banner change every hour, so pulling while Beby is not featured makes the chase much worse.
The Selection Banner unlocks at level 10 and is the cleaner Beby route because it lets you choose Beby as the featured unit. Early banner math puts Beby around 0.4% on the Basic Banner, while Selection Banner pity is commonly planned around 250 summons for the featured Mythic, so check the in-game banner screen before committing a full stash.
KEY!If you are pushing toward Selection Banner pity, 250 summons equals 12,500 gems. You can still get lucky earlier, but planning around a large stash is safer than spending small amounts whenever Beby is not featured.
Save your biggest gem stash for a Selection Banner window where Beby is featured; only use the Basic Banner when Beby is actually in the center rotation.
Gem sources for Beby summons
To afford Beby pulls, focus on the repeatable gem sources the game already gives you. Quests, codes, and clearing acts and chapters are the main early ways to build your summon stash.
After that, keep up with daily challenges, infinite mode, beginner missions, and battle pass rewards. This is not a separate farming requirement for Beby; it is simply how you fund enough 50-gem summons to make the banner chase realistic.
What to do after pulling Beby
Once you get Beby, the next goal is improving the unit rather than leaving it as a plain Mythic pull. Roll for the Superior trait, aim for SSS grades across the stats, and equip gear that boosts damage and defense.
You can also get Beby’s armor by completing Continent Squadron chapter two. The “0.1% SUPERIOR BEBE” wording seen around showcases should not be read as a separate banner route for getting the unit.
Is Beby worth chasing?
| Good for | Skip if |
|---|---|
| Dragon Ball-heavy teams that can trigger Beby’s defense synergy. | You already have stronger supports like Shanks, Casca, or Falcon. |
| Players who need a Mythic support for frontliners. | You need a main raw-damage carry more than another buffer. |
| Teams that benefit from extra damage and defense scaling. | Your current support setup already covers buffs comfortably. |
Beby is more of a support-oriented Mythic than a huge raw-damage carry. Compared with damage-heavy Dragon Ball-inspired units like Broly or Gogeta, Beby’s value comes from buffs and team synergy rather than massive personal stats.
Beby’s first passive, Conquering Assimilation, gives allied units +2% damage per ally in range, and Beby can also gain damage from it up to +10% damage. Its second passive, Super Ape Power, gives Beby +2% defense per nearby Dragon Ball ally up to five allies, and having three Dragon Ball units in your loadout gives the whole team +1% defense.
If your team lacks support units and you are building around Dragon Ball characters, Beby can be useful. If you already run Shanks, Casca, or Falcon as stronger meta supports, you probably do not need to hard chase Beby over other priorities.
Beby mistakes to avoid
Do not farm story stages, raids, or random maps expecting Beby to drop directly. For the unit itself, your route is Basic Banner or Selection Banner, paid with gems.
Also avoid mixing Beby up with unrelated currencies or games. Robux purchases, sheckles, Grow a Garden 2, and Baby Cactus are not part of getting Beby in Anime Squadron.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you get Beby from story stages or raids?
No. Beby is obtained from summon banners, not as a direct story-stage drop or raid reward.
How many gems does one Beby summon attempt cost?
One summon on either the Basic Banner or Selection Banner costs 50 gems.
Is the Selection Banner better than the Basic Banner for Beby?
Yes. The Selection Banner is the better target route because you can feature Beby, while the Basic Banner depends on Beby appearing in the hourly center rotation.
What level unlocks the Selection Banner?
The Selection Banner unlocks at level 10.
Is Beby worth summoning if I already have Shanks, Casca, or Falcon?
Usually, Beby becomes less urgent if you already have Shanks, Casca, or Falcon filling your support role. Beby is useful for Dragon Ball-focused teams, but it is not a must-have damage carry.
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How do you get Beby’s armor?
You get Beby’s armor by completing Continent Squadron chapter two.
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