Complete Guide to Side Quests in Anime Fighting Simulator
Master all side quests in Anime Fighting Simulator with our comprehensive guide covering NPC locations, specific requirements, and unique rewards.
Published: Anime Fighting Simulator Wiki Editorial Team
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Understanding Side Quests in Anime Fighting Simulator
In Anime Fighting Simulator, side quests serve as more than just a way to earn Yen; they are critical milestones for character progression. While main quests guide you through the core narrative, side quests often unlock specialized abilities, permanent transformations, and title-based stat boosts that can significantly impact your efficiency in combat and farming.
It is important to distinguish these from repeatable mob quests. Unlike repeatable tasks, side quest lines usually feature a specific NPC with a unique storyline and a definitive end reward. As of update 7.5, these quests are scattered across various dimensions, and many have strict prerequisites—such as having a specific fruit equipped or a particular power unlocked—before the NPC will even speak to you.
Dimension One: Essential Side Quests
Dimension One is home to several foundational NPCs who offer rewards that remain useful even as you progress into higher-level content.
Luffy: Located in the lobby. Requires the Rubber Fruit equipped at level 50 mastery. Reward: Stage Second power.
Jotaro: Found near the Stand Gacha. No requirements. Reward: Star Crusader title (Stand damage/cooldown buffs).
Rock Lee: Found at the treadmills. No requirements. Rewards include leg weights (training multiplier) and movement abilities like Flash Step and Air Walk.
Ray Lee: Located at the pirate ship. Requires the Instinct power. Reward: Extra dodges for Instinct (up to 5 total).
Kaneki: Behind the gym. No requirements. Reward: Antiku title (Kagunate damage/speed buff).
Jeriah: Near the Waterfall of Truth. No requirements. Rewards: Gamma Mount and Toad Sage title.
Marco: Snow Island. Requires the (now unobtainable) Phoenix Fruit. Reward: Phoenix full transformation.
Luchi: Volcano Island. Requires Airwalk power. Reward: Upgrades to Airwalk (up to 5 total jumps).
Gojo & Sukuna: JJK Island. Sukuna’s quest is a prerequisite for crafting the Shrine Curse Technique.
Chahayin: Near the dark castle. Reward: National Hunter Titan title (Dungeon/Authority buffs).
Dimension Two: Advanced Progression
As you move into Dimension Two, the quests become more demanding, often requiring specific items or previous quest line completions.
Tip
Always verify your current power or fruit before seeking out these NPCs. For instance, attempting to start Gar's quest without the One Tail special will lead to frustration, as the NPC will not initiate the dialogue.
Time Skip Luffy: Found near the wrecked warship. Requires the Rubber Fruit and Stage Second power. Completing this line grants the Rubber Gear 4 Fruit.
Zangutu: Found in Hueco Mundo. Requires the Black Moon Rayatsu. This quest is essential for obtaining the White Fragment, a material needed for the Vasto Rayatsu.
Uliora: Also in Hueco Mundo. Completing his quest is a hard requirement to craft the Mercielago Rayatsu.
Gar: Located in the desert. This is a multi-stage quest line. You must first obtain the One Tail special from the Sand Demon, level it to 75, and then progress through the Sand Beast Mode and Sand Cloak stages.
SSJ3 Goku: Near the Perfect Cube. Requires the Superhuman 2 power from Gohan in Dimension One. Reward: Superhuman 3.
Aaza: Located in the forest. You must complete his quest line to unlock the ability to craft the Compass special in the Breathing category.
Why Quest Requirements Matter
A common mistake among newer players is gathering all the necessary materials for a craftable technique only to find they cannot initiate the craft. As highlighted in community reports, NPCs like Sukuna and Aaza act as "gatekeepers." Even if you have the required items in your inventory, the system will prevent you from crafting the Shrine or Compass specials until their respective quest lines are finished.
Always treat these NPCs as your first priority when entering a new area. If you are struggling to find an NPC, check the major landmarks mentioned—the treadmill areas, the floating lookout, and the boss spawn zones—as these are the most common locations for quest-giving characters.
[ ] Ensure your fruit or power is equipped before approaching the NPC.
[ ] Check if you have reached the required mastery level (e.g., Luffy's level 50 requirement).
[ ] Confirm if you have completed the prerequisite "main quest line" powers (Instinct, Superhuman, etc.).
[ ] Do not unequip your fruit until the entire quest chain is finished to avoid reset issues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to redo side quests if I change my build?
Generally, once you have unlocked a reward like a permanent transformation or a title, it remains in your inventory or character stats. However, some quests require the specific fruit to be equipped to progress through the steps.
Can I do side quests if the event associated with them is over?
Yes, as long as the NPC is still in the game. For example, the quest for the Phoenix Fruit transformation is still accessible for players who already own the fruit, even though the battle pass that originally contained it has ended.
Why can't I craft a technique even with all the materials?
You likely haven't completed the mandatory side quest associated with that technique. Check the quest lines for NPCs like Sukuna or Aaza to ensure you have met the progression requirements.
