SD Gundam G Generation Eternal UR Tier List (June 2026)

SD Gundam G Generation Eternal has been widely praised by Gundam fans. The game not only includes classic mobile suits from across multiple universes but also assigns unique tactical roles to each unit through a complex stat system and battle mechanics.

LDShop has collected units tier list with different unit type, which can help you to arrange your pulling plan, to build your best team.

 

Attack Units Strength Tier List

T0	Zeta Gundam (EX)	Hi-ν Gundam (EX)	Destiny Gundam (EX)
	Qubeley (ZZ version) (EX)	Burning Gundam (EX)	Gundam Barbatos Lupus Rex (EX)
	Wing Gundam Zero (EW) (EX)	Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex (Destroy Mode) (EX)
T1	Strike Freedom Gundam (EX)	Gundam Calibarn (Final Battle) (EX)	Sazabi (EX)
	Ξ Gundam (EX)	Ex-S Gundam (EX)	Gundam Double X (EX)
	Psycho Haro (EX)	Infinite Justice Gundam (EX)
T2	Master Gundam (EX)	Char's Zaku II (THE ORIGIN version) (EX)	Neue Ziel (EX)
T3	Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode) (EX)	Liu Bei Unicorn Gundam (EX)	Gundam Exia (EX)

Wing Gundam Zero (EW) (EX)
Released as the flagship anniversary limited unit, Wing Zero EW single-handedly created the T0.5 category and we bumped it to T0 for sheer tactical value. Its EX skill boasts limitless activation and high fixed power, meaning you don’t need to pour upgrade chips into it to start obliterating enemies. The real game-changer is its movable, ultra-wide map attack. You can reposition and then fire a colossal beam that clears entire waves or snipes backline supports in Master League. While its single-target burst is slightly behind the absolute melee monsters (Burning and Destiny), no other unit offers this combination of mobility, wave-clear, and safe damage. If you missed the anniversary banner, pray for a rerun.

Ex-S Gundam (EX)
Ex-S is a pilot-friendly DPS that doesn’t demand a specific ace to shine. Its EX weapon has fixed power, making it extremely cheap to build for new players, and its unique force-attack mechanic allows a second attack attempt if the first fails to kill. This lets you punch through “Unwavering” and dodge-reliant defenders. Its damage ceiling is capped compared to hyper-synergized pairs like Domon/Burning, and its own bulk is mediocre. It’s a top-tier PvP can opener but can get blown up if exposed.

Psycho Haro (EX)
A sleeper hit for newcomers. Psycho Haro’s EX attack has fixed, high power that doesn’t scale with weapon upgrades, letting you conserve precious resources. It’s not going to out-damage a fully maxed T0, but it plugs into any team and performs consistently.

Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex (Destroy Mode) (EX)
A unit that can strike twice in one turn or hit-and-run with impunity reshapes the tempo of battle. Its only real limitation is the once-per-battle restrictor, but battles rarely last long enough for that to matter. If you see this gold specter on the opponent’s squad, plan your formation accordingly.

Infinite Justice Gundam (EX)
Infinite Justice is a heavily armored brawler built for prolonged close-range combat. Durability is where Infinite Justice surprises. Variable Phase Shift Armor LV 4 slashes physical damage taken by 40%, turning it into a brick wall against popular melee threats. Paired with a self-EN recovery of 5% per turn, it can outlast opponents in brawling matches. However, all of its weapons max out at range 3. In a meta where 4-5 range shooting is the standard, Infinite Justice must commit to closing the gap, there is risky without a dedicated movement support or on open maps.

 

Durable Units Strength Tier List

T0	Gundam Aerial Rebuild (EX)	00 Raiser Final Battle Type (EX)
T1	Gundam (EX)	Full Armor Gundam (Thunderbolt version) (EX)	Justice Gundam (EX)
	Gundam F91 (EX)	Gundam GP03 (EX)	Super Hyperion Gundam
	Banshee Norn (Destroy Mode) (EX)	Penelope (EX)	Narrative Gundam A-Packs (EX)
	Gundam Kimaris Vidar (EX)	Nu Gundam (Double Fin Funnels) (EX)
T2	Full Armor ZZ Gundam (EX)	Gundam Deathscythe Hell (EW version) (EX)
T3	Gundam Barbatos 6th Form (EX)

00 Raiser Final Battle Type (EX)
Unquestionably the best tank in the game. 00 Raiser FB possesses the first true “revive” mechanic, automatically resurrecting upon death and completely halting the enemy’s attack chain. In Master League, a defending 00 Raiser can single-handedly stall entire speed-clear teams. Its stats are top-tier, and it dishes respectable damage, making it a hybrid defender/DPS. If you have this unit, you build your defensive core around it.

Gundam Kimaris Vidar is A dedicated ground tank, rated T1 on Earth / T2 in Space. Its standout features are massive HP, sky-high DEF, permanent 30% beam damage reduction, and an additional 20% shield guard, making it extremely hard to kill on land. It self-recovers EN and carries debuffs that lower enemy special and physical weapon power. The fatal drawback: Sky terrain rank 1 and only 3 Mobility in Space make it nearly unusable off the ground. Verdict: Deploy exclusively on Earth maps.

Nu Gundam (Double Fin Funnels)
A new exclusive word tag turned this former bench-warmer into an essential amplifier. It now provides a powerful atk debuff and range extension that stacks multiplicatively with your main attackers. In a meta where the developers are extremely stingy with Super One-Hit buffs, Double Fin Funnels Nu gives your entire team a consistent, unconditional damage spike.

Support Units Strength Tier List

T0	Providence Gundam (EX)	Sinanju (EX)	Psycho Zaku (EX)
	Nightingale (EX)
T1	Unicorn Gundam (Destroy Mode / Awakened) (EX)	Force Impulse Gundam (EX)	Gundam Aerial (EX)
	The-O (EX)	Great Zeong (EX)	Strike Noir Gundam (EX)
	Halphas Gundam (EX)	Gundam Virsago Chest Break (EX)
T2	Nu Gundam (EX)	Phoenix Gundam (Power Unleashed) (EX)	Freedom Gundam (EX)
	Narrative Gundam C- Packs (Awakened)
T3	Gundam Astaroth Rinascimento (EX)	Build Strike Gundam (Full Package) (EX)	Le Cygne (EX)

Nightingale (EX)
The supreme offensive support. It carries two high-power MAP attacks, each applying a different 30% damage-taken debuff (one for beam, one for special). Its EX attack adds a further 35% beam vulnerability. It debuffs entire enemy waves before the DPS phase begins. Excellent range, good durability. It single-handedly turns a competent team into a one-turn demolition crew.

Great Zeong (EX)
A solid new addition for mono-Zeon teams. It offers map-attack utility and faction-specific stat boosts. Not T0 material because its buffs are team-locked, but within its niche, it excels.

Halphas Gundam (EX)
A lean dual-debuffer. Its standard attack applies a beam damage debuff, its EX applies a special damage debuff (35%), letting you tailor the setup to your main attacker. It heals itself every turn and reduces incoming special damage, giving it surprising staying power. Ideal for mixed-damage teams.

Big-Rang (EX)
A flying repair depot. Its unique Supply MAP heals allies (HP/EN), providing sustainability in prolonged fights. It also packs a DEF-down normal weapon and a beam-debuff EX, plus high base HP and a full-HP DEF boost. Its ground rating is terrible,space maps only.

Strike Noir Gundam (EX)
A mobile, self-sufficient debuffer. Its DEF Down 30% MAP is an excellent opener, and its EX delivers a 35% special damage debuff. High mobility, self-EN recovery, and 40% physical reduction keep it alive. A reliable, aggressive support pick.

Gundam Virsago Chest Break (EX)
An MA-fitted debuff machine with two MAP ammo for special damage debuffs and an EX that applies beam vulnerability. Self-EN recovery gives it staying power. A solid choice for alternating beam/special burst cycles.

Narrative Gundam C-Packs (Awakened)
A counter-pick debuffer with a massive DEF Down 35% on its special weapon and a beam damage debuff on its rifle. Lacks an EX weapon, so its own damage is low, but against Unicorn-series enemies it gains +30% ATK/DEF. Niche, but potent in the right matchup.

Future Preparation Strategy

As the game continues to evolve, staying ahead requires strategic planning. Here are some key considerations for future preparation:

Resource Management:
With the introduction of new core resources like SSP Chips, efficient material accumulation is crucial. Prioritize upgrading units that have long-term viability, such as those in the T0 and T1 tiers. The game's one-year anniversary has introduced several powerful limited units, and future banners are likely to continue this trend.

Banner Strategy:
Keep an eye on upcoming limited banners. Units like Wing Gundam Zero (EW) and 00 Raiser Final Battle Type have already made a significant impact. Planning your pulls around these high-impact units can give you a competitive edge.

Team Composition:
Building a balanced team with synergies between attack, durable, and support units is key. For example, pairing Unicorn Gundam (Awakened) with high-damage attackers like Hi-ν Gundam can create a devastating combination. Additionally, paying attention to tags like "Ace Unit" or "Psycho-Communicator" can unlock powerful bonuses.

Master League Preparation:
In PvP, versatility and adaptability are essential. Units like Gundam Aerial Rebuild and Penelope are excellent for their defensive capabilities, while Destiny Gundam provide the offensive firepower needed to secure victories.

 

Conclusion

This concludes the latest strength tier list for UR units. Stay tuned for more updates as the game continues to evolve. Whether you're a newcomer or a veteran commander, LDShop provides secure and affordable top-up services with discounts to help you acquire your dream units. With competitive pricing and reliable service, LDShop ensures you can strengthen your roster without breaking the bank.