Anime Fighting Simulator cursed technique: Reroll Guide

Cursed Techniques were introduced in Update 1 as a special ability system built around anime-inspired combat skills. You obtain them through a Cursed Technique Crate rather than selecting a permanent class. This makes the system a mixture of collection, resource management, and build planning.

The crate NPC is located in front of the Sorcerer Academy, behind the large City Island. The current wiki listing identifies Gojo, also referenced as Jogu in the location description, as the character connected to the roll system. Each roll costs 150 Chikara Shards.

Video Highlights:

• Update 1 added cursed techniques and new related progression systems.
• Limitless uses Chakra and unlocks Reversal Red before Lapse Blue.
• Boss farming can provide Chikara Shards for additional rolls.
• Mastery improves the practical value of a technique during combat.

The most important decision is not simply choosing the rarest technique. You should also check the technique’s scaling attribute, mastery requirements, cooldowns, and intended combat role. A Mythic ability may be difficult to obtain, while a lower-rarity option may fit your current stats more efficiently.

The basic acquisition process is straightforward, but shard efficiency matters because every attempt consumes 150 Chikara Shards. Travel to the Sorcerer Academy area, locate the crate NPC, and use the roll interface to obtain a technique.

The available roll list and displayed odds should be checked before committing resources. The published table lists five crate techniques, from the common Ratio to the Mythic Limitless. Other techniques appear in the broader ability documentation, but they do not all have crate odds listed.

Boss farming is one practical way to support repeated attempts. The Update 1 gameplay coverage highlights Kurama as a useful target for Chikara Shards and trait-roll resources. Treat boss efficiency as build-dependent: stronger players may clear it quickly, while developing players may need safer positioning and healing.

The listed crate odds provide a useful starting point for planning. Ratio has the highest listed chance, while Limitless is the rarest entry in the table. The percentages describe roll odds, not a guaranteed number of attempts.

The odds table is reproduced from the Cursed Technique page on the Anime Fighting Simulator Wiki. Because game systems can be adjusted, compare the published figures with the live crate screen before making a large investment.

A low roll chance should not automatically determine your next move. Consider the following questions:

• Does the technique use your highest stat?
• Can you unlock its next move at your current mastery level?
• Are its cooldowns suitable for boss farming or player combat?
• Does the technique provide useful area damage or reliable single-target pressure?
• Would replacing your current ability slow down progression?

Each technique has its own move set, damage scaling, mastery requirements, and cooldown pattern. The most useful early comparison is whether the first move is immediately available and whether the second move requires a manageable mastery threshold.

Limitless is especially notable for its first move. Reversal Red is listed at 25x Chakra, with a seven-second cooldown and higher listed damage values than the other first abilities. Lapse Blue requires Mas.25 and creates an attractive force that damages nearby enemies over multiple ticks.

Ratio has a simpler progression path. Ratio Punch is available at Mas.0, while Ratio Smash unlocks at Mas.15. This makes it easier to evaluate quickly if your Strength stat is already developed.

Cursed Speech and Larper both use Chakra, but their move patterns differ. Cursed Speech provides repeated-hit control through Blast Away and Explode. Larper focuses on beam attacks, including a held Granite Blast and a three-beam Appetizer.

For boss farming, prioritize safe damage and repeatable cooldowns. For player combat, range, movement control, and burst windows may matter more than listed PvE damage. The wiki separates PvE and PvP values, so avoid treating one category’s numbers as universal.

A strong cursed-technique routine has three phases: secure a technique, build mastery, and then decide whether another roll is justified. This prevents players from spending shards repeatedly without testing their current result.

Start by confirming your primary stat. If your Strength is significantly higher, Ratio can provide immediate value. If Chakra is your focus, Cursed Speech or Larper may be more accessible than Limitless. Weapon Specialist requires more specialized investment because its listed moves use both Strength and Sword scaling.

For resource farming, use bosses that you can defeat consistently. Kurama is highlighted as a source of Chikara Shards and other update-related rewards. If a boss takes too long or forces repeated defeats, a safer target may produce better progress per session.

Keep a record of what works for your build. A technique with lower rarity may still clear training targets efficiently if its scale factor matches your strongest stat. Conversely, a rare result may require too much investment to become effective immediately.

The following answers summarize the current acquisition, odds, and progression information for the system. Always check the in-game interface after an update because balance values and availability can change.