Samurai Champloo in AnimeDrafts

6 playable versions from this world are included in the crossover roster. Your pools mix anime worlds; this page does not promise a series-only game mode.

Roster and role choices

• Jin — Captain, Signature. Jin: Calm sword counter. Power and speed describe active output; strategy and support remain separate. Samurai Champloo entered anime in 2004. 2004 TV human swordsmanship and standard weapons; stylistic flourishes are not literal supernatural attacks.
• Mugen — Vanguard, Signature. Mugen: Unorthodox blade rush. Power and speed describe active output; strategy and support remain separate. Samurai Champloo entered anime in 2004. 2004 TV human swordsmanship and standard weapons; stylistic flourishes are not literal supernatural attacks.
• Fuu — Tactician, Signature. Fuu: Travel improvisation. Power and speed describe active output; strategy and support remain separate. Samurai Champloo entered anime in 2004. 2004 TV human swordsmanship and standard weapons; stylistic flourishes are not literal supernatural attacks.
• Sara — Guardian, Signature. Sara: Blind spear defense. Power and speed describe active output; strategy and support remain separate. Samurai Champloo entered anime in 2004. 2004 TV human swordsmanship and standard weapons; stylistic flourishes are not literal supernatural attacks.
• Koza — Wildcard, Signature. Koza: Deceptive diversion. Power and speed describe active output; strategy and support remain separate. Samurai Champloo entered anime in 2004. 2004 TV human swordsmanship and standard weapons; stylistic flourishes are not literal supernatural attacks.
• Kariya Kagetoki — Finisher, Signature. Kariya Kagetoki: Refined sword technique. Power and speed describe active output; strategy and support remain separate. Samurai Champloo entered anime in 2004. 2004 TV human swordsmanship and standard weapons; stylistic flourishes are not literal supernatural attacks.

Shared-series chemistry

Each additional teammate from an already represented world adds 0.7 to team strength. Choose roles carefully: weighted attributes may matter more than that small bond.