Anime Fighting Simulator Side Quests Guide: Unlocking Powerful Abilities

Understanding Side Quests in Anime Fighting Simulator

Side quests in Anime Fighting Simulator are more than just optional tasks; they are critical milestones for progression. While main quests handle the primary narrative and power acquisition, side quests provide specialized buffs, permanent fruit transformations, and the necessary "keys" to craft endgame abilities.

As of update 7.5, these quests are scattered across dimensions. Some NPCs require specific character states or powers to even acknowledge your presence. Ignoring these quests can leave you unable to craft high-tier items, even if you have gathered the required materials. This guide breaks down the locations, requirements, and rewards to help you optimize your training and combat efficiency.

Dimension One: Essential Early and Mid-Game Quests

Dimension One is home to several foundational NPCs who grant essential movement abilities and damage multipliers.

Essential Quest Progression

1. Luffy: Equip the Rubber Fruit and reach mastery level 50 to unlock the "Stage Second" power. This is a prerequisite for future high-level quests.
2. Rock Lee: Visit the treadmills to obtain movement abilities including Flash Step, Air Walk, and Blink. His leg weights also provide a training multiplier for speed and agility.
3. Ray Lee: Requires the "Instinct" power. Completing his questline increases your dodge count from one up to a maximum of five.
4. Jeriah: No requirements. Rewards include the Gamma Mount and the Toad Sage title, which provides vital chakra damage and damage reduction.

According to community reports, players often overlook the "requirements to start" for NPCs like Luchi. You must first obtain the Air Walk ability from Rock Lee; only then will Luchi’s questline appear, allowing you to upgrade your jump count up to four additional jumps (five total with the double jump).

Advanced Crafting Requirements and Boss Quests

Several late-game powers cannot be crafted simply by gathering materials. You must prove your worth through specific NPC questlines first.

Crafting Prerequisites

• Sukuna: You must complete his questline to unlock the ability to craft the "Shrine" curse technique. Without this, the game will reject your crafting attempt regardless of material possession.
• Uliora: Similar to Sukuna, completing these quests is a mandatory step before you can craft the Mercielago Rayatsu.
• Aaza: Essential for crafting the "Compass" special. His final quest is to perform the craft itself, signifying you have met all conditions.

These quests act as a "gating" mechanism. Always check these NPCs if you find yourself unable to interact with crafting stations for specialized techniques.

Dimension Two: High-Level Transformations

Dimension Two introduces more complex quests that focus on permanent character transformations and bloodline specials.

Major Dimension Two Rewards

• Time Skip Luffy: Requires Rubber Fruit and the Stage Second power. Completes to unlock the permanent Rubber Gear 4 Fruit.
• Gar: A multi-stage questline. You must first obtain the One Tail special from the Sand Demon boss, level it to 75, and then complete his quests to unlock the Sand Beast Mode and eventually the Sandcloak special.
• SSJ3 Goku: Requires the Superhuman 2 power (obtained from Gohan in Dimension One). Completing his quest upgrades you to Superhuman 3.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do repeatable quests count towards these rewards?

No, repeatable quests are distinct from these unique NPC questlines. For efficient progression, focus on the static NPC quests listed above to earn permanent buffs and titles.

Can I still complete the Marco quest if the battle pass is over?

Yes, community experience confirms that if you possess the Phoenix Fruit from a previous battle pass, you can still initiate and complete Marco's quest to unlock the Phoenix full transformation.

Why can't I see the quest option for some NPCs?

Most likely, you are missing a prerequisite power or fruit. For instance, Luchi requires the Air Walk ability, and Gohan requires the Superhuman power. Always ensure your current power/fruit matches the NPC's specific demand.

By prioritizing these side quests, you significantly reduce the grind for materials and gain access to competitive advantages that standard training cannot provide. Whether you are hunting for the Star Crusader title or working toward the Sandcloak special, these tasks represent the most efficient path to maximizing your character's potential in Anime Fighting Simulator.