Anime Punch Simulator is what you would consider to be a clicker game wherein you defeat increasingly powerful mobs in order to get stronger yourself. Throughout your in-game career, you’ll be doing all sorts of activities in order to boost your character. In this guide, we will try to cover all of these features in detail!
Complete Guide (Raids, Invasions, Grimoires, and More)
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After that, you will have a whole bunch of stuff that will give you a massive boost right at the start. Now, if you look around at the spawn location, you will find the first egg that you can hatch from.
This is basically a gacha roll that will help you unlock avatars, which give you a bonus multiplier based on their rarity. It will also change your appearance when equipped!
The Achievements terminal can also be found right at the spawn area. This will help you check your progress and unlock various useful bonuses that you should absolutely go for.
The Rank Up machine is in this spot as well, and you will need to keep coming back to this as you progress further through the levels.
Progressing to World 2
Before you go through to Desert Piece (World 2), you should check out the boss portal in the first world you start in. It has a large floating label that says “WANO BOSS”, so you can’t miss it.
The boss in this zone will drop various useful items that will greatly speed up your leveling process, so definitely go and kill it a few times when you start out.
Now go through the portal to Desert Piece at the end of the first world and you will find some more machines that you can interact with.
First up is the Shiny Machine. Here, you can convert your pets to a shiny variant by spending stars. The more stars you use, the higher the chances of success.
The Cards Machine, on the other hand, will allow you to roll for various rewards at the cost of golden cards. The most notable reward here is the free game pass that you can get, though at a low rate.
SIDE NOTE: If you’re interested in knowing how to best spend 1000 Golden Cards, make sure to check out our dedicated guide for that topic as well.
There are also more eggs to do gacha rolls on in this zone. This means even more new characters to collect!
Trying Out Raids
In the second world, you will also find a Raid Portal. Stepping on it will show you the potential rewards, as well as give you the option to join a public or private session.
Going in will cost you raid tickets, which can be acquired as a drop from any boss in every zone. Upon loading into the raid, you have a few seconds to prepare before it starts.
Once it begins, all you have to do is take out all of the enemies that appear each wave. There is a time limit for each raid, so make sure you’re strong enough to wipe out those mobs quickly!
SIDE NOTE: If you’re interested in a technique to AFK Raids in Anime Punch Simulator, make sure to check out our dedicated guide for that topic too.
Entering World 3
Slayer Village is the third world of the game, and you will immediately find even more eggs to hatch from, as well as new machines.
First up, to your left will be the Marks machine. This will let you spend golden cards to roll for various marks, which provide you with passive bonuses that will help speed up your grinding.
To the right is the Dungeon, which will open up at set times (there is a timer above it) and it will give you various rewards for completing it.
Going to World 4
The next area is called Cursed Academy. As usual, there will be new characters to pull for here, as well as another machine to check out.
Here, you will find the Curse Machine, which works the same way as Marks in the previous world. The main difference is that it costs more to roll for it. The passives you get here are much more impactful.
Progressing to World 5
In the next zone, you will find more machines and eggs. This shouldn’t really surprise you anymore, though you may be a bit overwhelmed by the number of mechanics to consider by now.
Here, you will find the Auras machine, which will increase your energy multiplier at the cost of gems. It is relatively easy to level up, though it will take quite a bit of grinding.
Beside that is the Ascension machine, which works just like the Rank Up machine from the first world. This will provide you with even more stat points to boost your character.
Ideally, you should just dump these points into Energy to give yourself a massive boost to your progression speed. Though feel free to use them wherever you feel like you’re lacking in at the moment.
The Bizarre World 6
The next area is called Bizarre Island, and you will find another Dungeon here. This time, it has a difficulty of Medium, making it slightly tougher than the first one you encountered.
There is also a Potions Machine here, where you can spend golden cards to buy a random potion from a selection of different ones. This can be a great boost if you have extra cards to burn through.
The Clowny World 7
Clown Island is up next, and again, there are new characters to roll for in this location. You will see a Race Machine to your left upon arriving here.
This will allow you to roll as either a Fishman, Minky, or Skypiean. This will cost you fish, and we’ll go through the steps in order to get this currency in a bit.
Beside it is the Fruit Machine. This thing will allow you to get a random fruit at the cost of leaves, and these can be equipped to give you various bonuses.
Now, to get both leaves and fish, you will have to do Invasions. A little further into the map, you will find the Invasion Ship.
Each attempt will cost you an Invasion Key, which can drop from any enemy in this zone. So, start grinding in order to get a huge supply of them!
Invasions work exactly like raids. Basically, you just have to clear off waves of enemies and hope that you get the drops the you need in order to roll for races or fruits.
Reaching World 8
Once you have exhausted all of the things that you can grind for in the seventh world, you can now enter the eighth zone. Here, as usual, there will be more new characters to unlock.
In addition to that, you will also see a machine for Grimoires. As with the previous machines, these grimoires give you various passive bonuses.
In addition to your primary grimoire, you can also unlock a secondary slot with Robux. If you have the extra money to spend on the game, this will provide you with a huge boost.
Rolling for grimoires will require old papers, which is a currency dropped by enemies all around this zone. Bosses have a higher chance of dropping them, so if you plan on farming it AFK, do it on one of them.
The 9th World
Upon getting your desired grimoires and wrapping up with this area, you can proceed to the ninth world, Hunter Island.
As you would expect, you’ll find some more gacha rolls here, as well as two new machines that will further enhance your experience.
First up is Passives, which, as the name implies, will grant you passive bonuses that are extremely impactful. These require passive tokens, which we’ll get to in a bit.
Next is the Criticals machine. Here, you can rank up your critical multiplier. In this zone, each time you attack, a blue bar will appear beside your character.
Once this bar fills up, you will deliver a critical strike for tons of damage. You will need tickets to rank this up, which is found in the same spot where you get passive tokens.
A little further ahead is the Defense Mode portal. This activity has a high chance of dropping tickets and a relatively low possibility for passive tokens.
To enter Defense Mode, you will need one Shield. These can be found by killing Raid Bosses that spawn in each world. Keep an eye out for announcements in the chat box to know where the next one spawned.
The actual game mode is pretty much the same as Invasions and Raids, except the enemies are moving. This shouldn’t be too challenging, however, since they will have just a fair amount of HP each.
Into The 10th World
Next up is Criminal Village. In addition to the gacha rolls, there are another two machines to check out in this zone.
The Spawner machine will allow you to buy Boss fragments for either Robux or ice cubes, which drop from all enemies in this area.
Beside it is the Exchange machine, which will let you spend coins on various useful rewards. Among the things you can buy here include a game pass and a new pet.
The Boss fragments are used to summon a boss near the end of this zone. This tough enemy can drop both coins and keys. The latter will come in handy for the next world.
The Titanic 11th World
Next up is Titan City. The one notable thing that you will immediately spot here is the Crafting machine. With it, you can craft all sorts of swords at the cost of coins and fragments.
Fragments are acquired from the Protect Crystal activity in this zone. It is essentially the same as the Defense Mode, except you have multiple lanes where enemies can show up.
In addition to dropping fragments, these enemies can also drop a lot of golden cards. Because of that, this activity can be a great way to farm those up if you need them.
The 12th World
The twelfth world is called Nemak City. It may seem a bit anticlimactic, but there isn’t actually much to see in this world at all.
However, the Hard Dungeon can be found here in case you are interested in grinding that. There is also a bunch of gacha rolls to do here to expand your collection even further.
The (Current) Final World
As of writing this, the latest update just came out and introduced the brand new Online Island. Here, you will find the Time Trial game mode, which works just like Raids, Invasions, etc.
Doing Dungeons
Before we close this out, if you are curious about the specifics of dungeons, we’ve got you. Basically, whenever the timer runs out, one of the difficulties will open up in the game.
If you have access to all of the worlds so far, you can enter any dungeon whenever it opens (this is announced in the game).
Dungeons are where you can find chests of varying rarities, each with their own set of loot. Supposedly, only three people will get chests upon killing the boss at the end, so you might need to get lucky sometimes.
Apart from the accessories that you can get from the chests, you can also obtain amulets. These drop from the highest rarity chests, and they give really powerful bonuses.
Closing Tips for Endgame
Once you have exhausted all of the content in each world, you can teleport over to the Lobby. Here, you can find Evolved versions of Raids, Invasions, and more, which are simply tough variants that give more loot.
There are also Evolved Fruit & Cards machines here, which will let you acquire more powerful equipment for an insanely large buff.
You will also find a Star Converter here, as well as a Titles machine. The titles are simple but impactful passives that cost pencils.
Finally, you have the Haki machine, where you can roll for various colors of Haki with increasing rarity. This gives you a large energy buff, though the rarest one has an incredibly low chance to drop.
Also, you’d want to equip yourself with the best gamepasses in Anime Punch Simulator. For that, we have a tier list which covers all the gamepasses, ranked from best to worst!
And that is pretty much it for this guide. It has a ton of content to discover at the moment, as well as secrets to find (if you’re lucky). If you are a fan of games with similar mechanics to this one, check out Pet Simulator 99, where we have a guide that will help you reach max rank quickly.
Also, in case you didn’t know, Update 3 is on its way! If you’re interested in finding out more about the update, and all the good stuff it has to offer, them make sure to check out our guide for that.
