Mecharashi Post-Asuka Banner Pull Priority and Roadmap Guide

To optimize your summoning currency across the 15 upcoming pilot banners following the Asuka event in Mecharashi, hold your pulls until you can guarantee a pity target, prioritizing team-wide utility over incremental damage upgrades.

Content creator Michu highlighted a roadmap of 15 post-Asuka pilots. Because free-to-play players and light spenders cannot pull on every banner, long-term progression requires categorizing upcoming units into strict priority tiers before spending premium resources.

Pilot Evaluation Criteria

Before pulling on any upcoming banner, evaluate how the featured unit interacts with your existing roster. Adding a slightly stronger Melee pilot offers minimal value if your current Melee roster already handles high-difficulty stages.

Evaluation Factor	Key Consideration	Action Priority
Role Duplication	Does the pilot repeat a function already filled by a fully upgraded unit?	Skip if redundant; pull only if filling a missing archetype.
Team Synergy	Does the pilot enhance your core mechs and primary battle teams?	High priority if providing unique buffs or defense shred.
Immediate Viability	Does the pilot function at base, or do they require specific future gear?	Prioritize units that deliver high performance immediately.

Categorizing the 15-Pilot Roadmap

Divide upcoming banners into three functional categories based on how they alter your combat options:

Must-Pull Units: Characters that introduce irreplaceable mechanics, such as massive armor shred or map-wide mobility. These units lower stat requirements for endgame content like Armed Conquest and Mirage Expanse.
Situational Targets: Specialists that counter specific boss mechanics or challenge stage conditions. Only pull these if your core teams are fully built and you have spare currency beyond your pity reserve.
Skip Banners: Marginal upgrades or niche damage dealers that duplicate roles you already cover. These banners serve primarily to drain reserves before higher-value releases.

Currency Management Strategy

Managing your pulls requires balancing roster width against team depth. Spreading currency thin across multiple banners risks missing guaranteed pity thresholds on meta-defining releases.

Maintain a Pity Reserve: Keep enough currency in reserve to hit hard pity for an essential utility pilot. Treat this reserve as unavailable for routine pulls.
Focus on Vertical Growth: Invest deeply into one or two core compositions rather than acquiring many under-geared pilots.
Address Roster Gaps: Use upcoming banners to acquire missing tactical roles—such as specialized healers, crowd control, or armor-piercing damage—rather than stacking a single element or weapon type.
Wait for Live Testing: Avoid pulling on day one of a banner. Allow community testing to verify whether a pilot performs effectively under actual endgame boss constraints.