Anime Fighting Simulator how to get a mount: Mount Guide

Anime Fighting Simulator X offers mounts through several acquisition paths rather than one universal mount quest. You can earn some by completing side quests, find others in chests, defeat bosses for chance-based drops, or obtain store mounts with Robux. The most reliable starting point is to open the minimap and filter it so only side quests or relevant bosses remain visible.

Video Highlights:

• Identifies the main non-Robux mount routes.
• Shows how to locate Jiraiya, Spade, Killa, and Boom.
• Covers the Capsule Bike chest, Monkey boss, and Freezy boss.
• Compares early flying options with other travel mounts.

The table below summarizes the clearest routes for players who want a mount without immediately visiting the store.

Quest mounts are the most predictable early targets because their routes are tied to named NPCs. Boom, Jiraiya, Spade, and Killa each provide a different mount-related objective. The exact sequence depends on the quest line, but the reward association gives you a clear target before you begin.

Use the minimap to reduce the search area. Open the map, deselect unrelated categories, and keep side quests active when looking for NPCs. This method is especially useful when several quest markers or regions overlap.

The Frog and Skateboard are practical early rewards because they come from quest completion. The Striker is more specialized: it is a water mount, so it is most useful when your route includes coastal or ocean areas. The Bike is another straightforward ground option for general movement.

Some mounts require a chance-based reward instead of a guaranteed quest payout. The Capsule Bike is found in legendary chests, while the Cloud Mount can drop after defeating the Monkey boss. The Flying Mount is tied to the Freezy boss route, which requires tracking the boss and reaching its area.

Boss farming is more demanding than completing a standard side quest. Prepare your strongest combat setup, confirm the boss marker on the minimap, and leave enough time to return if the reward does not appear. A failed drop attempt does not mean the route is unavailable; it means the reward may require another run.

The Monkey boss is the main target for Cloud Mount farming. The available information places the boss at approximately 70,000 HP, so players should avoid treating it like a low-level quest enemy. If the boss is active, use the map to confirm its location before traveling.

The Freezy route is useful for players specifically seeking a flying mount. Track bosses through the minimap and look toward the lava-type region associated with the encounter. Boss availability can change, so verify the marker in the live game before committing to a long trip.

For chest farming, search for legendary chest spawns and open each one you find. The Capsule Bike has been reported as a possible reward, but chest rewards are not the same as a guaranteed quest reward. Keep normal progression moving while checking chest locations rather than waiting in one area indefinitely.

Mounts differ in movement type, walk speed, flight speed, jump power, and gravity. These values matter when choosing a mount for general travel. A fast ground mount may be more convenient for routine map movement, while a flight mount can bypass obstacles and reach elevated areas.

The following values come from the available mount reference data. A dash means that the mount does not list that movement category.

For a general-purpose travel mount, Psychic Flight is a strong non-Robux option because it supports both ground and air movement. Flame Flight also provides aerial travel, although its listed flight speed is lower. Cloud Mount offers another flight-capable option, but its ground speed is modest.

Use the following decision guide:

• Choose Bike or Skateboard for simple ground travel and quest progression.
• Choose Frog when jump power is more useful than top ground speed.
• Choose Striker for routes that require water movement.
• Choose Psychic Flight or Flame Flight when you want an accessible aerial option.
• Choose Cloud Mount if you are prepared to farm the Monkey boss.
• Choose a store mount only after confirming that its acquisition method fits your budget and goals.

The Dragon Mount is listed as a store-only mount purchased with Robux. It should therefore be treated separately from quest, chest, and boss rewards. The available mount data also lists Dragon Mount with 180 walk speed and 110 flight speed, making it one of the faster options in the reference list.

A good mount route combines map tracking, quest completion, combat preparation, and reward verification. Use this checklist before beginning a longer farming session.

The Mounts page on the Anime Fighting Simulator X Wiki is useful for checking listed movement categories and mount statistics. Use the in-game map and current quest markers to confirm locations before traveling, since live placement and availability can change.