Anime Fighting Simulator Side Quests Guide: Locations and Rewards

Understanding Side Quests in Anime Fighting Simulator

In Anime Fighting Simulator, side quests serve as a vital pathway to power, offering rewards that go beyond simple currency. While main quests guide your general progression, side quests often unlock specialized abilities, transformations, and titles that are otherwise inaccessible. As of update 7.5, navigating these quests requires knowing exactly where to find the NPCs and which specific powers you must have equipped to trigger their dialogue.

It is important to distinguish side quests from repeatable tasks. Unlike farming mobs for yen, these quests are unique storylines that provide permanent upgrades. According to community reports, even if you are not interested in the specific rewards, completing these tasks is a highly efficient way to boost your character’s combat effectiveness early on.

Dimension One Side Quests

Dimension One is home to a variety of iconic characters who offer specific upgrades. Always ensure you have the correct power or fruit equipped before approaching these NPCs, as failure to meet the requirements will prevent the quest from starting.

1. Luffy: Located in the lobby. Requires the Rubber Fruit at mastery level 50. Reward: Stage Second power.
2. Jotaro: Near the stand gacha. No requirements. Reward: Star Crusader title (buffs stand damage).
3. Rock Lee: Found at the treadmills. No requirements. Rewards: Leg weights and movement abilities like Flash Step, Air Walk, and Blink.
4. Ray Lee: Near the small pirate ship. Requires the Instinct power. Reward: Extra dodges for your Instinct ability (up to five).
5. Kaneki: Behind the gym. No requirements. Reward: Antiku title (buffs Kagunate damage and move speed).
6. Jeriah: Near the waterfall of truth. No requirements. Rewards: Gamma Mount and Toad Sage title.

Specialized Progression Quests

Some NPCs in Dimension One are strictly tied to your power progression. For instance, Luchi requires the Air Walk ability to begin his questline, which serves to upgrade your jump count. Similarly, Gohan, located in the floating lookout tower, requires the Superhuman power to unlock the Superhuman 2 transformation.

Warning

Always keep the required fruit or power equipped throughout the entire quest chain. Unequipping them prematurely can stall your progress and force you to restart specific steps.

Advanced Quests and Crafting Requirements

Certain late-game NPCs do not provide rewards immediately upon completion; instead, they act as gatekeepers for crafting powerful items. Players often get stuck because they attempt to craft items like the Shrine curse technique or the Compass special without finishing the associated questlines.

• Sukuna: You must complete his questline to unlock the ability to craft the Shrine curse technique.
• Aaza: Completing his quests is mandatory before you can successfully craft the Compass special in the breathing category.
• Uliora: You cannot craft the Mercielago Rayatsu until his entire quest series is finished, regardless of whether you have the necessary materials.

Dimension Two Side Quests

Once you transition to Dimension Two, the challenges become more complex, often requiring items or powers obtained in the first dimension.

Time Skip Luffy

Found near the wrecked warship. Requires Rubber Fruit and the Stage Second power. Completing this grants the permanent Rubber Gear 4 fruit.

Zangutu

Located in Hueco Mundo. Requires the Black Moon Rayatsu. Completing his quest provides the White Fragment, a crucial material for the Vasto Rayatsu.

Gar

Found in the desert. Requires the One Tail special (dropped by the sand demon boss). This quest chain is extensive, eventually leading to the Sand Beast Mode and the Sand Cloak special.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to redo side quests if I change my build?

No, once you complete a side quest and unlock a permanent reward or title, it remains in your inventory or character profile regardless of your current equipped power.

Why can't I start the quest even though I'm at the right NPC?

This is usually due to missing a prerequisite power or fruit. For example, if you are trying to start Luffy's quest, ensure your Rubber Fruit is equipped and that you have met the required mastery level.

Are there any unobtainable rewards?

Some rewards, like those tied to the Phoenix Fruit from previous battle passes, may no longer be obtainable for new players. However, if you already own the fruit, you can still complete the associated quest.