Anime Breaker Raid Guide: Access and Rewards

Raids in Anime Breaker are wave-based survival encounters that serve as a primary source for specialized currency and equipment. Each world typically features its own dedicated raid, such as the Alien Raid in World 1, the Dragon Ball World (Alien Planet); the Titan Raid in World 2, the Attack on Titan World; and the Sin Raid in later zones.

Raid Access: Tickets and Keys

Entry to these encounters is gated by consumable items. Access requirements vary by raid, and players have reported the following entry conditions:

• Alien Raid: Alien Raid tickets are reported to drop from the World 1 secret boss alongside gold and accessories. One source calls the required entry item a “key,” but the retained evidence does not establish that this is a separate item rather than different wording for raid access.
• Titan Raid: Accessed via Titan Raid tickets.
• Sin Raid: Requires Sin Raid tickets.

Because the access wording differs between “key” and “ticket,” players should check their current inventory and the raid entrance UI for the exact current label and quantity required.

Raid Mechanics and Difficulty

Raids follow a wave-based structure where players must survive and defeat enemies to progress.

• Difficulty Tiers: At present, only "Easy" difficulty has been widely observed for raids like the Alien and Sin raids. While the UI may suggest higher tiers, they are not currently documented as active.
• Wave Milestones: Reaching specific waves grants unique bonuses. For example, reaching Wave 10 in the Alien Raid is tied to an achievement that provides a 1.1x energy multiplier.
• AFK Strategies: Players with sufficient attack range may be able to "AFK" early waves by standing in the center of the arena. A casual threshold of roughly 100 tokens has been noted by players as a baseline for effectively automating these encounters.
• Automation: The game includes a built-in automation system for raids. Within the auto-menu, you can select the specific map and difficulty, set an "auto-leave" wave, and toggle auto-upgrade or auto-claim options.

Verified Raid Rewards

Rewards from raids are distinct from standard combat drops and are a vital part of character progression.

• Currencies: Raids are a primary source of Warrior Coins and Race Coins, which support Warrior Upgrades and race-gacha rolls respectively.
• Amulets: Sources report raid-sourced equipment using the names dragon amulet, "dragon sin amulet," and an amulet from a raid called "Natsu no Tai." These equipment reports are distinct from the separately named Amulet Coins currency, and the retained evidence does not resolve the names or any relationship between the item and currency.
• Titles: A 1.5x damage title is reported in World 1, and World 2 reports name the "Titan Slayer" title. Unclassified reward labels are omitted until their inventory category is confirmed.

As the game receives updates, raid access items, wave milestones, and specific drop rates may change. Players should verify the "Raid Rewards" preview in the entry menu before spending tickets or keys.