Anime Fighting Simulator npc quests: NPC Routes & Rewards

Anime Fighting Simulator npc quests are spread across the main map, training areas, islands, and alternate dimensions. The fastest way to locate them is to move landmark by landmark instead of searching randomly. Boom is inside the spawn building, while other important NPCs appear near the Chakra tree, Speed training area, Soul Arena, ships, gyms, and dimension entrances.

The Quests page on the Anime Fighting Simulator Wiki organizes objectives by progression type, including main quests, side quests, title quests, special quests, repeatable quests, Fighting Pass quests, and daily quests.

Video Highlights:

• Boom is the primary quest giver near the spawn building.
• Repeatable NPCs appear around several training areas and islands.
• Goku, Luffy, Jotaro, Vegeta, Zoro, and other NPCs connect to specialized progression.
• Landmark-based navigation is more reliable than searching the entire map.

Boom’s questline is the central progression path. It begins with low stat requirements such as Strength, Chakra, Sword, Durability, Speed, and Agility, then advances into enemy defeats and extremely high stat milestones. Rewards include Yen, Chikara, powers, swords, movement abilities, titles, and other upgrades.

The exact requirement should be checked before training because some objectives combine multiple stats. For example, several later quests require Strength, Durability, and Chakra together, while others focus on Sword or a specific enemy group.

The main questline also supports later specialist routes:

• Roshi becomes available in Dimension 2 after Boom’s quests and offers advanced training and enemy objectives.
• Zoru becomes available after the Sword of the Mist objective and focuses on increasingly demanding Sword milestones.
• Yuhara follows the Zoru route and is found near the Secret Training Ground.
• Bruce can be approached early for Leg Weights and movement-related rewards.
• Hogan requires progress toward Super Human and leads toward Super Human 2.

Repeatable quests are designed for recurring Yen and mastery farming. Each NPC normally offers enemy objectives tied to a particular region or enemy tier. Dimension 1 starts with lower-level targets such as Thugs and Cyclops, while Dimension 2 introduces stronger enemies and significantly higher Yen rewards.

Use repeatable quests when your training objective is temporarily blocked by a high stat requirement. They can also provide a structured farming loop while you move between training areas and enemy zones.

A practical repeatable route looks like this:

• Accept the quest closest to your current training area.
• Clear the required enemies without changing zones unnecessarily.
• Return to the same NPC immediately after completion.
• Combine enemy farming with main, side, or title objectives whenever the targets overlap.
• Move to the next dimension only when the higher reward justifies the travel and combat time.

The listed rewards are base Yen values. The quest reference notes that class multipliers can increase Yen rewards, so the amount displayed during play may differ from the base table values.

Not every NPC quest is part of the main progression. Side quests unlock abilities and upgrades, title quests provide titles with buffs, and special quests unlock or enable exclusive powers. These routes are worth planning around prerequisites because several rewards cannot be obtained until the required power, mastery, or earlier questline is complete.

Important unlock examples include:

• Bruce: starts a Leg Weights route with Flash Step, Geppo, Blink, and weight upgrades.
• Hogan: unlocks the Super Human 2 route after Super Human progression.
• Silver Hair: requires Observation Haki and increases Instinct Dodge through several objectives.
• Bucci: requires Air Walk or Geppo and increases Air Walk Jump.
• Lufe: requires Rubber mastery 50 and leads to Gear 2 after pirate, training, and Crocodile objectives.
• Jogu: focuses on cursed enemies, Chikara, and Trait Crystals.
• Joe: awards the Star Crusader title after a sequence of stat-training tasks.
• Toad Sage: awards the Toad Sage title and Gama mount.
• Blade Dancer: awards National Hunter after boss and Jeju Island objectives.

Daily quests provide short objectives that can be completed alongside normal training. They include stat increments, boss defeats, playtime, player battles, and co-op activities. Fighting Pass quests are separate: daily Fighting Pass tasks award 50 XP, while weekly tasks award 400 XP according to the reference data.

For a streamlined session, use this order:

1. Check Boom or your active specialist NPC.
2. Read the daily quests and identify shared stat or enemy requirements.
3. Accept the best repeatable quest for your current area.
4. Train while completing nearby daily objectives.
5. Finish with boss, dungeon, or player objectives if they are available.

Keep in mind that the listed daily Yen values can be affected by your class Yen multiplier. Fighting Pass objectives also use different progress targets: daily quests are shorter, while weekly quests require substantially more training, bosses, playtime, dungeons, rolls, or player defeats.

The most common mistakes involve confusing quest categories, skipping prerequisites, or traveling to a specialist NPC before the previous questline is complete. Use the answers below to plan your route.