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Dragon Eye Anime World Tower Defense: DragonEye Stats and Evolution

November 12, 2026804 words5 min read

Find DragonEye's obtainment method, evolution requirements, upgrade costs, range, and Deadly Slash details in Anime World Tower Defense.

Looking for Dragon Eye in Anime World Tower Defense? The unit is listed as DragonEye, and the community wiki says it is obtainable in Ultimate Warrior and evolves into DragonEye (Evolution). It starts as a Hill unit with circular area damage, then changes to line AoE when it gains Deadly Slash at Upgrade 4.

DragonEye Overview

The DragonEye community wiki page identifies the unit as being based on Kyoya Gaen from Future Card Buddyfight. It lists one evolution and an upgrade progression ending at Upgrade 7.

DetailCommunity wiki listing
Unit nameDragonEye
ObtainmentUltimate Warrior
Placement classHill
Starting attack shapeAoE — Circle
Placement cost1,000 cash
Starting range45
Starting SPA6 seconds
Attack-shape changeLine AoE at Upgrade 4
New moveDeadly Slash
EvolutionDragonEye (Evolution)

These details come from a community-maintained reference, not an official announcement. The game version is not independently confirmed.

How to Get DragonEye

The community wiki lists Ultimate Warrior as DragonEye's obtainment source. It does not provide a complete acquisition procedure, so there is no supported sequence of entry requirements, stages, or reward-claiming steps to reproduce here.

The page also does not specify a drop rate, guaranteed reward threshold, or acquisition cost. Treat Ultimate Warrior as the listed destination for obtaining the unit, rather than assuming DragonEye comes from a banner or another reward system.

Obtaining DragonEye and evolving it are separate goals: the evolution entry adds a damage requirement, duplicates, currency, and several materials.

DragonEye Evolution Requirements

According to the community evolution listing, DragonEye has a single evolution named DragonEye (Evolution).

RequirementListed amount
Damage dealt1.5 billion
DragonEye duplicates2
Gold350,000
Purple Orbs3,000
Demonic Hearts3
Hollow Shards10
Grand Tokens12
Secret Crystals25,000
Spirit500

Use this as a preparation checklist: track the damage requirement separately from the duplicate and material requirements. Having the listed currencies alone does not cover the full checklist.

The duplicate entry has broken template formatting on the source page, although it visibly lists 2 DragonEye dupes. The page does not explain how those duplicates are consumed, how damage progress is counted, or where each material is obtained. It also does not provide the evolved unit's stats in the supplied entry, so this checklist should not be read as a comparison of the two forms.

Upgrade Costs, Range, and Attack Speed

DragonEye's listed upgrades increase range from 45 to 90 and reduce SPA from 6 to 4.8 seconds. SPA means seconds per attack: a lower number indicates a shorter attack interval.

The table preserves the source's upgrade labels, which move directly from Placement to Upgrade 2.

StageListed cash costRangeSPAAttack shape or change
Placement1,000456Circle AoE
Upgrade 21,900506No shape change listed
Upgrade 32,800555.6No shape change listed
Upgrade 43,700705.4Deadly Slash; becomes Line AoE
Upgrade 54,600755.2No further shape change listed
Upgrade 65,500805No further shape change listed
Upgrade 76,400904.8No further shape change listed

Adding these listed costs gives 25,900 cash for placement through Upgrade 7. Reaching Upgrade 4 costs 9,400 cash, including placement. These totals are calculated from the individual prices rather than separately stated by the wiki.

Why Upgrade 4 Matters

Upgrade 4 is the clearest mechanical breakpoint in the listed progression. DragonEye gains Deadly Slash, switches from circular AoE to line AoE, and increases range from 55 to 70. That 15-point increase is the largest range gain between consecutive entries in the table.

When planning upgrades, account for the attack-shape change as well as the larger range. A circular attack and a line attack cover different areas; Upgrade 4 is therefore more than a numerical damage increase. The source does not list line width or additional targeting rules.

Understanding DragonEye's Damage Listings

The wiki displays multiple ATK and DPS values alongside controls for level, an ATK buff, a category buff, an ATK stat modifier, and maximum limit break. Those values should not be combined into a single unconditional damage claim.

In particular, the largest displayed ATK or DPS number is not automatically DragonEye's standard performance. A meaningful damage comparison needs matching level and modifier settings. The supplied text does not reliably pair every extracted value with its full configuration, so the cost, range, SPA, and attack-shape progression above provide a clearer reference than an unexplained “maximum DPS” figure.

For evolution planning, keep the two progression systems distinct: the table describes cash spent on placement and upgrades, while the evolution checklist requires Gold, materials, duplicates, and damage dealt.