How to get Itsoda in Anime Origins, how his idle range-to-damage scaling works, and when this Legendary Hill unit fits a team.
Itsoda is a Legendary Hill unit based on Uryu Ishida from Bleach. While he is not attacking, his range grows by 1% per second up to 15%; every 5% of added range grants 10% damage, up to 30%. Beebom calls him the best Legendary pick. That recommendation is useful for a budget Hill slot, but it is not an official ranking and exact base stats are not published in the current material.
Use the banner route, and do not plan around a made-up per-unit chance.
Open the current summon banner and confirm Itsoda appears in its unit pool.
Use gems to summon for the Legendary unit. The exact per-unit chance is not published, so set a personal gem stop instead of assuming a guaranteed cost.
Place Itsoda on a Hill position where downtime can build his range before the next enemy enters his attack area.
Itsoda gains 1% range for every second he is not attacking, capped at 15%. Each 5% range milestone adds 10% damage, producing a maximum documented damage bonus of 30% from this mechanic.
The mechanic rewards a placement that leaves short gaps between targets. A cramped point that keeps him firing continuously may give him less time to build the bonus than a farther Hill position overlooking the path.
Hill units cover lanes from elevated positions and fill a different slot from Ground units. Itsoda is therefore useful even when your Ground wave clear is already occupied.
His role is not direct income or crowd control. Compare him with Bluma when farming is the problem, Bon when the team needs buffs, or Goju when control matters more than a budget ranged damage slot.
Beebom names Itsoda the best Legendary, mainly because his documented scaling gives him a clear job. That makes him a sensible early Hill option while an account is still missing stronger banner units.
Avoid spending the rarest upgrade items only because of that label. Test whether your maps create enough idle time for his passive, then compare his lane coverage with the rest of your roster. Save premium materials for a carry you expect to keep using.
Beebom names him its best Legendary pick. His idle range and damage scaling give him a clear budget Hill role, but the label is an editorial ranking rather than an official tier.
He gains 1% range per idle second up to 15%. Every 5% added range gives 10% damage, capped at 30%.
Itsoda comes from the summon banner at Legendary rarity. Confirm he is in the current pool before pulling.
Yes when a beginner roster needs a Hill damage unit. His mechanic is understandable and does not depend on an unpublished team combo.
