Anime Fighting Simulator Map and Side Quest Locations Guide

Understanding Side Quest Progression

Navigating the map in Anime Fighting Simulator is more than just exploration; it is about finding the right NPCs to advance your character's power. While the main quest line handles your core growth, side quests provide crucial buffs, titles, and unique abilities that can define your meta-build.

As of update 7.5, side quests are scattered across two dimensions. Some require specific fruits or power levels, while others are open to all players. Mastering these locations is the most efficient way to maximize your Yen and gain specialized movement or combat advantages.

Dimension 1: Key NPC Locations and Requirements

Dimension 1 serves as the foundation for your journey. Many of these NPCs are located near training areas or iconic landmarks.

Luffy

Located at the spawn lobby. Requires the Rubber Fruit equipped at mastery level 50. Reward: Stage Second power, which buffs your rubber abilities.

Jotaro

Found near the Stand Gacha by the Chakra tree. No starting requirements. Reward: Star Crusader title, providing Stand damage buffs and cooldown reduction.

Rock Lee

Situated by the treadmills. No requirements. Reward: Essential movement abilities including Flash Step, Air Walk, and Blink, plus leg weights to boost training.

Ray Lee

Located on the small pirate ship connected to the main island. Requires Instinct power. Reward: Upgrades your Instinct to allow up to five dodges.

Specialized Combat and Transformation Quests

Beyond basic movement, Dimension 1 hosts NPCs that unlock significant combat transformations.

• Kaneki: Located behind the gym near the Taga. Finishing his quest grants the Antiku title, boosting Kagunate damage and move speed.
• Jeriah: Found near the Waterfall of Truth. Completing his tasks rewards you with the Gamma Mount and the Toad Sage title, which increases your Chakra damage and damage reduction.
• Luchi: Found on the volcano island. Requires Air Walk power. Each quest increases your jump count, allowing for up to five total jumps.
• Gohan: Located inside the floating lookout tower. Requires Superhuman power. Rewards you with the Superhuman 2 power.

Tip

Always verify your required power is equipped before interacting with quest NPCs. If you unequip a fruit or power during a quest chain, some NPCs may not trigger the next dialogue step.

Navigating Dimension 2 Challenges

Dimension 2 introduces more complex requirements, often involving boss-dropped items or specific powers acquired in Dimension 1.

1. Time Skip Luffy: Found near the wrecked warship. Requires Rubber Fruit and Stage Second power to start. Completing this unlocks the permanent Rubber Gear 4 fruit.
2. Zangutu: Located in Hueco Mundo. Requires Black Moon Rayatsu. This is a vital step for crafting the Vasto Rayatsu.
3. Uliora: Also in Hueco Mundo. No starting requirements, but essential for unlocking the ability to craft Mercielago Rayatsu.
4. Gar: Found in the desert area. Requires the One Tail special (dropped from the Sand Demon). This quest line is extensive and leads to the Sand Cloak special.

Advanced Crafting and Power Gating

Some NPCs in Dimension 2 do not grant rewards directly but act as mandatory "keys" to crafting advanced items. According to community reports, attempting to craft items like the Shrine Curse Technique (Sukuna) or the Compass Special (Aaza) without completing their respective quest lines will result in a failure to craft, even if you possess all the necessary materials.

Warning

Completing the quest lines for Sukuna or Aaza does not grant you the item itself. It only satisfies the game's requirement to allow you to craft them. Ensure you have the materials ready before finishing the final quest step.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I do side quests if I don't have the required fruit?

No. Many NPCs require you to have a specific fruit or power equipped at the time of interaction. If you remove the required item, you will not be able to progress their quest chain.

Are side quests repeatable?

This guide focuses on unique, one-time side quests. Repeatable quests are handled separately through different NPCs and are not covered in this overview.

Why can't I craft the Shrine Curse Technique?

You must complete Sukuna's quest line in Dimension 2 first. Even if you have all the materials, the game will prevent you from crafting it until the quest progression check is satisfied.

What is the benefit of the leg weights from Rock Lee?

They increase your training multiplier for speed and agility, though they come with the trade-off of reduced movement speed and jump height.