In its new Heaven Update 3, Anime Last Stand adds not one, but two versions of Jotaro from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. In our Anime Last Stand Jotaro guide, we break down both of them for you. Should you go for Gigachad or HeavenlyChad? Find out below!
Anime Last Stand is an anime-based Tower Defence title on the Roblox platform. It features a wide range of popular anime characters as Units you can place to fend off enemies, including standouts from major series’ like Naruto and Bleach. In its latest update, it also adds Jotaro from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure. Read on to learn all about it.
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Anime Last Stand Jotaro Guide
There are two versions of Jotaro available in Anime Last Stand: Gigachad, and HeavenlyChad. While both share similar abilities, their stats are totally different. In addition, the way you obtain each is very different as well. We’ll cover both Jotaro variants below.
How To Get Gigachad
Gigachad is a Celestial-rarity Unit added in Heaven Update 3. Like most other Celestial Units in the game, he can only be rolled on Banner 2, and with a 0.5% chance. If you haven’t unlocked Banner 2 yet, you can do so by completing Act 6 of Planet Nemak in Story mode. The Units in each Banner change regularly, so if you don’t see him, come back later.
Gigachad’s Stats
The following is a full breakdown of Gigachad’s stats at each stage of development.
- Initial Deployment
- Cost – $600
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Cone
- Damage – 3,090
- Range – 16
- SPA – 6
- First Upgrade
- Cost – $2,500
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Cone
- Damage – 5,460
- Range – 18
- SPA – 6
- Second Upgrade
- Cost – $3,750
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Cone
- Damage – 8,240
- Range – 20
- SPA – 6
- Third Upgrade
- Cost – $7,500
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Line
- Damage – 16,900
- Range – 25
- SPA – 6
- Fourth Upgrade
- Cost – $10,000
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Line
- Damage – 28,200
- Range – 25
- SPA – 6
- Fifth Upgrade
- Cost – $65,000
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Line
- Damage – 34,900
- Range – 25
- SPA – 6
- Gains Timestop – An ability that stuns enemies within range for 5 seconds. Has a 100 second cooldown.
How To Get HeavenlyChad
Unlike his earthly counterpart, you can’t obtain HeavenlyChad through regular rolling. Instead, you can only receive him as a reward for completing Act 6 of Star Mansion in the game’s story, on Nightmare Mode. Each time you finish this chapter, you have a 0.5% chance of getting HeavenlyChad as a reward. It should, therefore, take around 200 runs to secure this Unit for yourself. He’s classified as an Ultimate rarity Unit.
HeavenlyChad’s Stats
Here’s a look at HeavenlyChad’s stats, so you can compare and contrast him with Gigachad above.
- Initial Deployment
- Cost – $900
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Circle
- Damage – 6,230
- Range – 15
- SPA – 6
- First Upgrade
- Cost – $1,200
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Circle
- Damage – 9,640
- Range – 17
- SPA – 6
- Second Upgrade
- Cost – $1,500
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Circle
- Damage – 14,700
- Range – 19
- SPA – 6
- Third Upgrade
- Cost – $3,500
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Circle
- Damage – 79,800
- Range – 25
- SPA – 6
- Fourth Upgrade
- Cost – $6,000
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Circle
- Damage – 102,000
- Range – 25
- SPA – 6
- Fifth Upgrade
- Cost – $80,000
- Unit Type – Ground
- AOE Pattern – Circle
- Damage – 114,000
- Range – 25
- SPA – 6
- Gains Heaven Stop – An ability that stuns enemies within range for 10 seconds. Has a 100 second cooldown.
Which Jotaro Is The Best?
Based on their stats and abilities, HeavenlyChad is clearly the more powerful of the two Jotaro Units added in Heaven Update 3. He deals much more damage, has a better ability in Heaven Stop, and costs only $2,000 more than Gigachad to deploy and fully upgrade.
That said, HeavenlyChad will likely take a lot of grinding to obtain, since you need to play a Story mission rather than rolling for him. There’s also no pity timer equivalent that will guarantee you a HeavenlyChad drop even if you do finish the stage 200 times. That said, his raw power is well worth it if you can endure the grind.