How to Get Vargil in Anime Squadron Roblox

Vargil is one of the exclusive units tied to Anime Squadron’s latest Battlepass, which means you won’t find him in the summon pool no matter how many pulls you bank. The normal version sits at Tier 50 on the free reward track, and Shiny Vargil waits at Tier 50 on the premium track. Everything below is about reaching those tiers before the pass rotates out.

Where Vargil actually comes from

Vargil is an exclusive-rarity unit from the current Battlepass, so he only comes from the pass rewards — not from a normal banner, and not from farming a stage or boss. If you’re saving currency to pull for him, stop: no amount of summoning puts him in your roster.

Every Battlepass route to Vargil

There are three ways to walk away with Vargil, and they mostly come down to how much grinding you’re willing to do versus how much Robux you want to spend. The free route costs nothing but time; the premium route adds the Shiny; and the bundle skips the manual climb entirely.

The premium pass itself runs 499 Robux and simply opens the premium reward track — you still have to grind to Tier 50 on it for the Shiny. The Premium Pass Bundle is listed at 3999 Robux (you’ll sometimes see it rounded to “about 4,000”) and unlocks every tier on both tracks at once, so it’s really for players who don’t want to grind at all.

How to grind the battle pass for Vargil

Leveling the pass is straightforward: you earn Battlepass points by killing enemies, and those points carry you up the tiers toward Vargil at 50.

Open the Battlepass tab

Launch Anime Squadron and open the Battlepass menu so you can track your tier progress toward Tier 50.

Play through every mode

Jump into chapters, acts, waves, and boss fights, since Battlepass points come from clearing content across all of them.

Defeat enemies to bank points

Every enemy you down adds Battlepass points that push you toward the next tier and reward.

Keep going after a loss

Even if you fail a chapter or act, the points from enemies you already killed are saved, so a bad run still counts.

Claim Vargil at Tier 50

Once you hit Tier 50, claim him on the track you’re after — the free one for normal, the premium one for Shiny.

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Is the premium pass required?

For the normal Vargil, no — the free reward track is enough, and you can reach Tier 50 without spending a single Robux. Premium only matters if you want the look of the Shiny, which is locked to the premium track.

Think of it this way: the premium pass (499 Robux) unlocks the premium reward track so the Shiny becomes claimable, while the bundle (3999 Robux) is purely a time-saver that flips every tier open instantly. One thing worth flagging — it isn’t fully clear whether buying the full bundle also hands you a separate normal copy or only the Shiny versions, so treat the bundle as a Shiny purchase first and foremost.

Vargil’s passives and what they do in a fight

Vargil’s whole kit is built around Electrify debuffs, and that’s the main reason players want him past the novelty of a Battlepass exclusive. He deploys in a match for 1600 Yen, and his value shows up as a support-DPS hybrid: he stuns, he opens enemies up to extra damage from your whole team, and he ramps into a burst window once his bar is full.

His first passive, Electrifying Presence, applies Electrify for 3 seconds on every second ability hit against the same enemy. Electrify targets are stunned and take +20% damage from all your units, which is what makes him so good in a team — the debuff isn’t just his damage, it’s everyone’s. That effect runs on a shared 5-second cooldown across all Vargils, so stacking a bunch of him won’t spam it any faster.

His second passive, Fighting with Precision, fills a Precision bar as he plays well — he gains points for electrifying, hitting the same enemy repeatedly, and landing crits, and loses points for missing or getting stunned. At 100 Precision he triggers Sindevil Trigger Electrify, entering Sindevil form for 20 seconds on a 60-second cooldown. In that form he gains +50% ATK and ability ATK plus +30% crit rate and crit damage, and picks up Demon Cascade, an AoE that fires every 5 seconds, electrifies everything, and deals +50% extra to already-electrified enemies. His final passive, Devilish Combo, is the payoff: while in Sindevil form, an enemy carrying Electrify and three or more burn stacks turns into Storm.

Mistakes to avoid while chasing Vargil

The biggest one is trying to summon him — Vargil is Battlepass-only, so pulling banners just burns currency you could’ve saved. The second is waiting too long: once the pass rotates out, he becomes unobtainable, so slow-rolling your tier progress can lock you out entirely. No exact end date is posted, so the safe move is to grind him well before the pass looks close to ending.

Don’t assume the Shiny is on the free track either — it strictly requires the premium pass and Tier 50 on the premium side. It’s also easy to mix Vargil up with unrelated Roblox games; currencies from other titles don’t apply here, since this Battlepass runs on Battlepass points, Robux, and Yen. Finally, once you’ve unlocked him, don’t ignore his Electrify plus burn synergy — building around that combo is where his real damage comes from, not just deploying him raw.