If you're tired of losing matches or just not sure which Beasts and mods actually work well together, this guide has your back. It covers everything from building strong team compositions to choosing the right mods that boost your chances of winning. You’ll learn practical strategies that can level up your gameplay, sharpen your decisions, and help you climb the ranks with confidence. Let’s jump into the tactics that turn regular players into true Tokyo Beast pros.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

About Beasts and Mods

Beasts and Mods are the main parts of your team in Tokyo Beast. Beasts are your playable characters that fight in battle, while Mods are equipment you attach to them to improve their stats. At the beginning of the game, you’ll receive 10 Beasts and 24 Mods for free. To start a match, you need to pick 4 Beasts and equip each one with 6 Mods. Setting them up is simple, but choosing the right Mods for each Beast can take time as you figure out which ones work best together. 

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

How to Build a Strong Team

Anyone can build a strong team by understanding how stats, roles, and type of beasts work. To start, you need to decide who in your team will act as the DPS (Damage Dealer), and who will take the Tank or Support role.

To make the process faster, use the in-game filter to sort Beasts by highest ATTACK, HP or DEF. This helps you quickly find the right ones for each role without scrolling through your entire collection.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

For your DPS, choose a Beast with high ATTACK as the main stat. Look for CRT-DEX and DBF-DEX as secondary stats, since these boost your Beast’s ability to deal consistent and heavy damage. This type of Beast will serve as your team’s main damage source.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

For a Tank or Support, go for a Beast with high DEF or HP as the main stat. Secondary stats like CRT-EVA and DBF-EVA are also important, as they help the Beast survive longer and absorb attacks from enemy Beasts. This role is meant to take hits and protect the rest of your team.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

Beast Body Types and Combat Strategy

When building a team, it’s also important to consider Beast types, as each type has strengths and weaknesses against others. This system works like the classic rock-paper-scissors mechanic. Every Beast has four parts, but only the Body part determines its type and how it performs when defending.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

For example, if your Tank has a Rock-type body and it gets hit by a Paper-type attack, it will take heavy damage. But if it’s hit by a Scissor-type attack, it will take less damage. That’s why choosing the right Body type matters in battle.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

For Tanks, Paper-type bodies are usually the best choice because most common DPS Beasts are Rock or Dragon types, which Paper beats. This gives your Tank an edge in absorbing hits.

For your DPS, choose a Beast that has a mix of Rock, Paper, and Scissor attack skills. This makes your damage dealer more flexible and able to handle different enemy setups during battle.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

Positioning and Turn Order

Once your Beasts are on the battlefield, their turn order is based on their Agility stat. The higher the Agility, the sooner they act. For positioning, the setup is simple: place the fastest Beast on the left and the slowest on the right. This also means that your fastest Beasts will stay in the back, while the slowest ones will take the front, acting as your frontline or Tank.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

All Beasts start with a base Agility of 100, but you can only increase it using Mods. To set up your team properly, give Agility stats to your DPS so they act first, and avoid giving any Agility stats to your Tank so they stay in front and act last. This setup helps create a smooth and effective battle flow.

How to Choose the Right Mods

There are many Mods to choose from, and it can be time-consuming to figure out which ones to use for each Beast. The key is to focus on Mods that match the role of your Beast, whether it’s a Tank or a DPS.

Just like when selecting Beasts, you can use the filter tool to quickly find the Mods you need based on specific stats. This makes the process faster and helps you decide more easily.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

Mods come in different grades, from N (the lowest) to UR (the highest). The higher the grade, the better the stats it can provide when enhancing your Beast.

For a DPS Beast, equip it with Mods that have Attack as the main stat. Look for secondary stats like CRT-DEX and DBF-DEX, which boost damage output. Also, include at least 2-3 Mod with Agility to help your DPS act faster in battle and stay at the backline.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

For a Tank Beast, focus on Mods with DEF or HP as the main stat. Choose secondary stats like CRT-EVA and DBF-EVA to improve survivability. There’s no need to include damage-based Mods here, since the Tank’s main job is to stay alive and protect the team while your DPS handles the damage. Keep the Tank’s Agility as low as possible by avoiding Mods with Agility stats, making sure it stays in the frontline.

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

Team Builds and Mod Loadouts

This setup gives you a well-rounded team: one tank, two DPS, and one support. All of these Beasts are obtainable early in the game through login rewards, early missions, or beginner banners.

1. Damage Dealer
2. Semi - Attack
3. Semi Tank/Support
4. Full Tank

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

Recommended Beginner Mods

1. 3x or more AGI MOD (ATK + CRT-DEX)
2. 2x AGI MOD (CRT-DEX + ATK + CRT EVASION)
3. 1x AGI MOD (HP + DBF)
4. DEF/HP (DEF + DBF)

Tokyo Beast Team Setup and Mod Tips Guide

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Using Beasts Without Defined Roles: A balanced team needs clearly defined roles like Tank, DPS, and Support. Avoid using four random damage dealers or stacking only defensive Beasts. Know each Beast’s strength and assign them a proper role.
• Ignoring Beast Type Matchups: The Rock–Paper–Scissors type system is simple but crucial. Placing a Rock-type Tank against a team full of Paper attackers will backfire. Always check body types and understand type advantage to avoid unnecessary losses.
• Equipping Mods Just for High Stats: Not all high-stat Mods are good for every Beast. A Tank with high Attack or a DPS with lots of HP Mods won’t perform well. Match the Mods to your Beast’s role, not just their numbers.
• Overloading Mods With Random Stats: Avoid using Mods with unrelated or mixed secondary stats. Mods should support the Beast’s main purpose. For example, a DPS should have Mods with ATTACK, CRT-DEX, and AGILITY—not HP or DEF.
• Giving Agility to the Wrong Beasts: Agility controls turn order and placement. Giving your Tank high Agility puts them in the backline and messes up your formation. Keep Tanks slow and DPS fast to maintain proper battle flow.

Final Thoughts

Building a strong team in Tokyo Beast is not just about collecting powerful Beasts or high-grade Mods. It’s about understanding how each role, stat, and skill works together to form a winning strategy. Many players make the mistake of focusing only on rare units, but real progress comes from smart planning and making the most of your available resources. By learning the basics, using type matchups wisely, and setting up Mods that match each Beast’s role, even beginners can compete and win. Take your time, test different setups, and keep improving your team with every battle.