How to Get and Use Cursed in Anime Ability Arena

Cursed is the Ability Arena moveset that does not sit cleanly on the normal Hits ladder. While Wind through Vampire list public Hit thresholds, community ability tables mark Cursed as a special unlock with moves Cursed Wave (E), Cursed TP (Q), and Cursed Rain (R). This page gathers what we can verify, what remains unconfirmed as of August 2026, and how to play the kit once it appears in your roster.

This wiki brands the game Anime Ability Arena but covers Banjomeni’s Roblox experience Ability Arena (place 110175021189594). It is not Anime Battle Arena (ABA).

Why Cursed confuses new players

Most free kits answer a simple question: “How many Hits until I unlock it?” Cursed breaks that pattern. Public guides list its moves but often leave the acquisition method as “special,” which leads to rumor threads, fake code pages, and people confusing it with ABA characters. Ignore any site that sells a “Cursed code” — Ability Arena still has no promo code system (Codes Hub).

Until Banjomeni publishes a crystal-clear unlock path on the experience page or group feed, treat Cursed as:

1. Not a standard Hit milestone like Fire at 25 or Vampire at 7,500.
2. Not one of the four named premium passes (Space Outlaw, Angelic, One Punch, Sorcerer) — those are documented separately in Premium Abilities.
3. Worth watching for in Early Access experiments, seasonal events, or hidden lobby interactions — creators have posted short clips about easter eggs and early-access abilities (Early Access guide).

When the official description or an in-game unlock popup clarifies the requirement, we will update this page and Updates the same day.

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Cursed moveset breakdown

Slot	Move	Role
E	Cursed Wave	X-shaped slash wave for mid-range pressure and chip
Q	Cursed TP	Short teleport with two charges before cooldown — primary escape and re-engage tool
R	Cursed Rain	Three explosive cursed projectiles for zone denial and finish setups

How to think about each button

Cursed Wave (E) rewards players who already understand spacing from Wind Push or Ninja Sword Strike. Use it to poke groups, not as a panic button when someone is already on your model. The X pattern covers more than a single-line beam, so it is friendlier on mobile than Archer volleys — see Mobile and Console.

Cursed TP (Q) is the identity of the kit. Double-charge teleports let you:

• Bail from a Psychic Slam attempt.
• Reappear behind a low-health target for M1 confirms.
• Fake a commit, TP sideways, then Wave.

Do not dump both charges to chase one kill across the map. Save one charge for the inevitable third party.

Cursed Rain (R) is your area denial tool. Throw it into clustered free-for-all piles or onto ledge approaches so enemies decide between eating the explosions or giving you space. Pair Rain with Arena Map Tips — raining near edges multiplies knockback deaths.

Practical unlock checklist (honest edition)

Because primary sources remain thin, use this verification loop instead of trusting random Discord claims:

1. Open the live Ability Arena place and inspect any unlock popup or roster tooltip on Cursed.
2. Check the Banjomeni group feed for event language.
3. Compare with Early Access pass holders — some kits appear for that audience first (Early Access).
4. Ignore “generator” sites and script menus that claim instant Cursed unlocks — those violate the ban notice and often target a different game.
5. Track your normal Hit ladder in parallel with the Hits Checklist so you are not stalled if Cursed stays locked.

How Cursed fits the meta

Cursed plays like a mobility skirmisher with zoning finishers. It competes for attention with Lightning (also double-teleport energy) and Ninja (smoke mobility). If you already main Lightning, Cursed’s Rain gives a different finisher fantasy; if you main Vampire, Cursed is less about sustain and more about repositioning.

Community “most broken” clips often showcase premium kits or Shadow after buffs — not every showcase proves Cursed is top tier. Rank it yourself after twenty lives, then compare notes on Best Abilities.

Related pages

• Free Abilities — full Hit ladder table including the Cursed row
• How to Unlock Abilities — standard thresholds for everything else
• Early Access — pass that can surface experimental kits sooner
• Combat Tips — teleport discipline in free-for-all piles

Cursed is worth learning because its kit is distinctive — but do not pause your entire Hits grind waiting for a rumor. Keep unlocking Fire through Vampire while you verify the special path in-game.