Anime vs Anime! 'Dealing 10 Fighters From Your Collection' Screen: What It Is and How It Differs From Pack Openings

The screen that says "Dealing 10 fighters from your collection" is Anime vs Anime!'s pre-match fighter roll. It appears under the title ROLLING YOUR FIGHTERS, deals ten cards face down and flips them one by one, and every card comes from fighters already in your collection. Opening a new fighter pack is a different screen entirely — and it's the one where new fighters actually join your roster.

Quick answer

The 'Dealing 10 fighters from your collection' screen is the pre-match roll titled ROLLING YOUR FIGHTERS. It deals ten cards from fighters you already own before a match starts. Opening a pack is a separate reveal screen where new fighters — including rare ones — are unlocked for your collection.

• The deal happens before a fighter-versus-fighter match and draws only from your existing collection.
• Revealed cards carry rarity labels such as MYTHIC, DIAMOND and COMMON, and a SKIP button is available on the screen.
• Pack openings are how you collect new fighters: the game has over 80, each with its own moves, ultimate and awakening.

What happens on the dealing screen

Before a fighter-versus-fighter match begins, the "ROLLING YOUR FIGHTERS" screen deals ten cards face down and flips them one at a time. Each revealed card shows a rarity label — MYTHIC, DIAMOND and COMMON are among the ones seen. The subtitle states exactly where these cards come from: your collection. Ten cards, all drawn from fighters you already have.

The screen also has a SKIP button. One revealed card in the available footage, SHINRO, carried a COPY tag; what that tag does isn't established by the material available so far.

How it differs from opening a fighter pack

Pack openings play out on their own reveal screen — the SORCERERS pack reveal is one observed example — and they serve the opposite purpose. Anime vs Anime! has over 80 fighters to collect, each with its own moves, ultimate and awakening, and opening packs is how players unlock new rare characters and build their team.

The ten-card deal can't do that. Because it deals "from your collection," every card it flips is a fighter you already own, so it isn't where new fighters come from — you aren't opening anything. The two screens, side by side:

Comparison

Comparison

Aspect	Ten-card deal	Pack opening
Where the cards come from	Fighters already in your collection	The wider fighter pool — new rare characters can be unlocked
When you see it	Before a fighter-versus-fighter match	On its own reveal screen, when you open a pack
Effect on your roster	None — it deals from what you already own	Adds newly unlocked fighters, including rare ones

Working toward new fighters

If your goal is growing your roster rather than the pre-match roll, pack openings are the path. The Anime vs Anime! summoning guide covers the summon screen and pack prices in detail, and the currency guide breaks down the Coins and Emeralds economy behind them.