Track hero labels, live unlock prompts, and controlled results without an unsupported tier list.
The official description says players unlock new superheroes as they progress. Recent gameplay frames visibly show superhero-like character presentations. Those facts support a hero tracker and unlock checklist. They do not support exact names inferred from visual resemblance, a current full roster, costs, damage values, or a strongest-hero ranking. The live label and prompt must be captured before a hero record becomes publishable.
A useful comparison starts with the live hero label, current world, Power, pet setup, attack, and unlock prompt. An unreadable label stays unknown. A fixed target or Power sample provides the baseline; the matching second sample changes only the hero. The date and server keep the result understandable when a later update changes progression.
A defensible tier list requires the same metrics for the complete current roster, evidence that the values belong to this universe, and a method for weighting damage, speed, cost, progression value, or other effects. None of those complete inputs were found. Video titles about maximum level or expensive heroes show demand, not proof. Publishing colored tiers would turn missing evidence into false certainty.
If choosing between heroes you already own, decide which outcome matters: Power gained, hits on one enemy, or time to defeat the same target. Collect a baseline, change only the hero, and repeat. Prefer multiple samples when results vary. Mark the outcome as personal and dated. After an update, world change, pet change, or Rebirth, collect a new baseline rather than carrying the old conclusion forward.
No defensible universal best hero was verified since full comparable official stats are unavailable.
Use the current live progression and unlock prompt; the creator confirms heroes unlock as players progress.
You can compare heroes with the planner in personal controlled scenarios while keeping pets, world, target, and other variables fixed.
