Editorial Policy

AniGacha.com covers anime-based gacha games. This page sets out how we report, how we review and rank content, how we correct mistakes, and how our commercial arrangements work. Questions go to editor@anigacha.com.

1. What We Publish

• Tier lists — Regularly updated rankings for PvE and PvP content across multiple games
• Character guides — In-depth breakdowns with optimal builds, skill priorities, and synergies
• Team compositions — Synergy analysis and proven team setups for different game modes
• Game guides — Comprehensive resources covering mechanics, progression, and endgame content
• News — Announcements about game updates, new characters, events, and server schedules
• Tournament coverage — Results and meta analysis from community tournaments

Every article is reviewed and approved by an editor before publication. Research and drafting tools may assist the process, but a human editor is responsible for checking factual claims, deciding what is published, and approving the finished article. We do not republish or lightly rework other publications' articles as our own.

2. Reporting Standards

• We seek verifiable sources and credit the original reporter when a story is not ours.
• Rumours and leaks are labelled as rumours and leaks.
• We do not write headlines that the article does not support.
• We answer questions about our accuracy rather than ignoring them.
• We honour reasonable requests for source anonymity.

3. How We Review and Rank

Tier lists and ratings are editorial assessments based on our analysis of a character's kit, synergies, and performance across game modes. We explain the criteria used on each tier list so readers understand how a placement was reached.

First-person claims about playing a game are only made when that use actually took place. Articles based primarily on research are not presented as first-person testing. The editorial team as a whole is responsible for what appears on the site.

Gacha games change constantly — new characters are released, balance patches shift the meta, and events rotate. When a significant update lands, we may revisit a rating and change it. The publication and update dates on every article tell you how current it is.

4. Corrections

We correct errors rather than quietly deleting them. Send the article URL and the problem to editor@anigacha.com. Substantive corrections are noted on the article, and the update date changes so you can see it happened.

5. Bylines and Pen Names

AniGacha uses consistent editorial bylines and pen names so readers can follow work published under the same name over time. The AniGacha Editorial byline is used for work produced or reviewed collectively by the editorial team rather than attributed to an individual byline. Editorial responsibility for everything on this site rests with the AniGacha editorial team. You can read more on our About page or reach the team on our Contact Authors page.

6. Advertising, Affiliates and Independence

We keep a strict separation between advertising and editorial. Advertising is labelled as advertising. Articles containing affiliate links carry a disclosure at the top.

We earn money through display advertising, affiliate commission, and occasional sponsored content that is clearly marked as sponsored. None of these buy a verdict. If a game we earn commission on is bad, we say so. If a game we have no relationship with is excellent, we say that too.

We do not accept payment to remove or amend a negative review, and we do not give advertisers advance sight of editorial coverage.

7. What We Will Not Publish

We do not publish content aimed at children under 13. We do not cover gambling, real-money wagering, or schemes presented as easy ways to make money. We do not link to modified APKs, cheat tools, or anything that breaks a platform's terms of service.