Anime Fighting Simulator progression guide: Fast Tips

Anime Fighting Simulator progression guide planning is easiest when you understand what each stat does and how training resources connect. Strength improves basic punches and Strength-based Powers. Durability increases resistance and supports certain Durability Powers. Chakra improves Chakra Powers, while Sword increases Sword Slash and Sword Skill damage. Agility affects jump height, and Speed improves movement.

Your main progression loop is simple: train stats, complete class requirements, earn more Yen per minute, and reinvest that Yen into stronger multipliers. Classes do not reset your stats, so upgrading at Wukong represents a permanent step forward in your current progression path.

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• Balance stat upgrades instead of placing all Yen into one attribute.
• Prioritize the next class quest because class income supports future upgrades.
• Combine Durability training with Sword progress when using a sword.
• Look for Champions and gacha options that improve stat multipliers.

The game’s menu helps you monitor this loop. The Stats screen displays your main attributes, Total Power, Yen, Yen gain per minute, and active boost time. The Quests screen tracks ongoing objectives and rewards, while the Champions screen controls summons, locking, selling, and trading.

Yen is the central progression currency because it pays for stat multiplier upgrades. The most reliable long-term improvement comes from raising your class. Class upgrades require enough stats and Yen, and each higher class increases Yen earned per minute. This creates a positive cycle: meet the next class requirement, upgrade, earn more Yen, and improve your multipliers faster.

Class quests should take priority over random grinding whenever their requirements are realistic. Quests provide a clear target and help prevent aimless training. Check your Quests menu regularly so you know which stat needs attention and which reward is approaching.

A training boost can add value to focused sessions, but remember that boosts continue running while you are offline. Activate them when you can spend meaningful time training rather than leaving them unused between short visits.

Sword progression has a special training rule: swords do not use ordinary training areas because swords already provide multipliers. You can still improve Sword while working on Durability by equipping a sword in a Durability training area. This makes the combination valuable for players who want to develop defensive strength and sword damage in the same session.

The most efficient route is to enter a Durability area, equip the sword you want to develop, and let both systems contribute to your progress. The available guidance also identifies Chopper and Reindeer as useful Champions for this combined approach. Treat them as practical options for the route rather than assuming every Champion is best for every stat.

When selecting a route, compare the class requirement with your combat preference. A Sword-focused build may feel efficient during hybrid training, while a Chakra or Strength focus may be more suitable if your unlocked Powers scale from those attributes.

Champions and Specials can improve your progression, but early resources should support training before collection goals. Chikara Shards come from several activities, including golden crates, passive minute-based rewards, bosses, and tournament matches. The source material identifies a five-Chikara-per-minute reward, although other rewards can vary with activity and class.

During the early phase, prioritize Champions that improve the stats you actively train. Avoid spending most of your Chikara on Specials that do not help your immediate class or multiplier goals. A Champion that supports your current route can provide more practical value than a rare option that does not match your requirements.

Several gacha options are specifically associated with stat multipliers, including Master Instinct, Path Sage, and Transcendent. These options are worth considering when your immediate goal is faster training rather than collection completion.

Use the Champions menu to summon or unsummon a Champion, lock one to prevent accidental selling, or review its skill description. Locking useful Champions is a simple inventory habit that protects your progression choices while you experiment with new summons.

A strong routine is more valuable than a single expensive purchase. Begin each session by checking your class target, then choose a training area that advances the required stats. Use hybrid Sword and Durability training when appropriate, and spend Yen only after confirming that the next upgrade supports your route.

The menu also provides useful quality-of-life tools. Settings can control music, screen shake, water running, trade requests, walk speed, and jump power. The Friends menu can help you join active friends when their server is available, while the Recent Boss Results screen records damage, hits, rewards, and boss information after a battle.

For additional menu and system details, see the Starter Guide on the Anime Fighting Simulator Wiki. Use it alongside your in-game Stats, Quests, and Champions menus when planning a new training route.