Anime Fighting Simulator quest guide: Step-by-Step Route

Anime Fighting Simulator quest guide routes are built around NPC progression, training milestones, enemy defeats, and unlock requirements. Quests are not limited to one storyline: the game includes main quests, side quests, title quests, special-unlock quests, repeatable quests, daily tasks, and Fighting Pass objectives.

The most reliable starting point is Boom, who is found inside the spawn building. His questline introduces the core stats, early abilities, weapons, and currencies. After completing Boom’s available route, additional NPCs become accessible through Dimension 2, teleport menus, or specific unlock conditions.

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• New update locations, including the quest NPC area.
• Repeatable quest NPCs and special-related progression.
• Skill points earned through milestones such as training, bosses, towers, dungeons, and champions.
• Permanent stat bonuses and weekend progression considerations.

Boom’s questline is the foundation for most new players. Early objectives include training Strength, Chakra, Sword, Durability, Speed, and Agility. The route also introduces abilities such as Rapid Punch, Water Running, Dash, Flight, Instinct, and several combat techniques.

As the requirements increase, some quests shift from simple stat training to enemy defeats. These include Thugs, Commissioners, Sand Ninjas, Pirates, Saiyans, Sorcerers, Hollows, Menos Grande, and other themed enemies. Keep the active quest visible so you can choose training areas and combat zones efficiently.

After Boom’s route, Roshi can be found by traveling to Dimension 2 through the Dimension gates. His quests continue with large-scale training goals and enemy challenges, including Demons, Saibamen, and Frieza Force members. The listed Roshi route also includes rewards such as Big Bang Kamehameha, Perfect Counter, and Cruel Sun.

Zoru becomes relevant after the Sword of the Mist quest. He can be reached through the Swords section of the Teleport menu. His questline is focused almost entirely on Sword training and provides a long sequence of weapon rewards.

Optional questlines are valuable because they can improve movement, dodging, training, titles, and special access. They should be approached according to your current build rather than completed randomly.

For example, Bruce offers Leg Weights and movement-related upgrades. Hogan becomes available after the Super Human quest and leads toward Super Human 2. Silver Hair requires Observation Haki and increases Instinct Dodge through a sequence of Durability and Speed objectives. Bucci requires Air Walk or Geppo and improves Air Walk jumps.

Title quests are separate progression tracks that reward permanent-style identity bonuses through equipable titles. Joe’s route leads to Star Crusader, Toad Sage’s route leads to Toad Sage and the Gama mount, and Ghoul’s route leads to Anteiku. Blade Dancer’s longer route culminates in the National Hunter title after several boss and dungeon objectives.

Special quests are more restrictive. Curse King’s route is required to craft Shrine, while Alquior’s route unlocks access to Murcielago crafting. Vigo’s chain awards the White Fragment needed for Vasto Lorde, but it requires Black Moon reiatsu. Polo’s route requires the Phoenix fruit and unlocks Phoenix: Full Transformation.

Repeatable quests are designed for resource farming after you meet their Total Stat requirements. They are especially useful when a main quest requires a large amount of Yen or when you need additional mastery progress.

Dimension 1 repeatable quests range from Thugs and Cyclops to Goblins and Demon Knights. Dimension 2 offers higher-value targets such as Marines, Hollows, Menos Grande, Demons, Saibamen, Oni, and Brute Oni.

Daily quests are separate from Fighting Pass quests. Their objectives include training a stat, defeating Demon Fox, playing for a set time, playing with a friend, or defeating other players. Fighting Pass quests include daily and weekly versions involving training increments, boss defeats, player defeats, dungeons, champion rolls, and special rolls.

Quest rewards cover more than Yen. Main quests provide powers and swords, side quests unlock upgrades, title quests provide equipable titles, and special quests open crafting or transformation paths. Chikara, Trait Rerolls, Trait Crystals, Boss Drop Potions, Tensei Shards, and Fighting Pass XP also appear in later questlines.

A useful progression plan is to keep one main quest active while completing compatible optional objectives. This prevents your training sessions from becoming disconnected from your long-term route.

Use the following checklist before moving to a more difficult quest branch:

• Confirm the required NPC or teleport destination.
• Check whether the objective uses training increments or total stat values.
• Equip the required power when the quest specifically names one.
• Verify boss, dungeon, mastery, or crafting prerequisites.
• Reserve high-value consumables for quests that actually require them.
• Return to the quest giver after each milestone instead of assuming the next step activates automatically.

The Anime Fighting Simulator Quests wiki page contains the current NPC routes, objectives, reward listings, and repeatable quest tables used for this progression overview.