Anime Fighting Simulator Side Quests Guide: Locations and Rewards

Understanding Side Quests in Anime Fighting Simulator

In Anime Fighting Simulator, side quests are more than just optional tasks; they are a critical component of your progression. While main quests guide your general growth, side quests often unlock specific, powerful abilities, permanent fruits, and exclusive titles that provide stat buffs. Many players overlook these, missing out on significant advantages that make boss fights and grinding much easier.

It is important to note that many of these quests have strict entry requirements. You cannot simply walk up to an NPC and expect to start a mission. Most require you to have a specific Fruit equipped, a certain Power unlocked, or a specific mastery level. Ignoring these prerequisites is the most common reason players fail to find or interact with quest-givers.

Dimension One Side Quests

Dimension One contains a variety of NPCs that provide foundational upgrades. If you are specifically looking for the NPC near the gym—often confused with a "Tada" quest—you are likely looking for the area behind the gym where various characters are stationed.

Key Dimension One NPCs

• Luffy: Located in the lobby. Requires the Rubber Fruit equipped at Mastery Level 50. Reward: Stage Second power.
• Jotaro: Located near the Stand Gacha. No requirements. Reward: Star Crusader title (Stand damage/cooldown reduction).
• Rock Lee: Located near the treadmills. No requirements. Reward: Leg weights (training multiplier) and movement abilities (Flash Step, Air Walk, Blink).
• Ray Lee: Located at the pirate ship. Requires Instinct Power. Reward: Extra dodges for Instinct.
• Kaneki: Located behind the gym. No requirements. Reward: Antiku title (Kagunate damage/move speed).
• Jiraiya: Located next to the Waterfall of Truth. No requirements. Reward: Gamma Mount and Toad Sage title.

Specialized Progression Quests

Some quests in Dimension One are tied to specific progression paths, such as crafting or unlocking advanced transformations.

1. Marco: Found on the right side of the snow island. Requires the Phoenix Fruit (Note: As this fruit is from a previous battle pass, it may be unobtainable for new players, though existing owners can still complete the quest). Reward: Phoenix full transformation.
2. Luchi: Located on the left side of the volcano island. Requires Airwalk Power (from Rock Lee). Each quest adds an extra jump to your Airwalk, up to four total.
3. Gohan: Found inside the building at the floating lookout tower. Requires Superhuman Power. Reward: Superhuman 2 power.
4. Sukuna: Located to the right of the boss entrance on the JJK island. No requirements to start, but you must complete almost all his quests to unlock the ability to craft the Shrine Curse Technique.

Dimension Two Side Quests

Once you transition to Dimension Two, the complexity of quests increases. These missions are often tied to end-game crafting and high-tier bloodlines.

Tip

Always verify your inventory before starting Dimension Two quests. Many of these NPCs require you to have specific items or powers unlocked in Dimension One before they will even offer you a quest.

Dimension Two Quest Overview

• Time Skip Luffy: Found near the wrecked warship. Requires Rubber Fruit and Stage Second power. Reward: Rubber Gear 4 fruit.
• Zangutu: Located in Hueco Mundo, near the black coffin. Requires Black Moon Rayatsu. Reward: White fragment (material for Vasto Rayatsu).
• Uliora: Also in Hueco Mundo. No requirements to start, but completing the quest is a mandatory step to craft the Mercielago Rayatsu.
• Gar: Located in the desert area. Requires the One Tail Special (dropped by the Sand Demon boss) at max level (75). Rewards: Sand Beast Mode and Sand Cloak specials.
• SSJ3 Goku: Located near the perfect cube. Requires Superhuman 2 power (from Gohan). Reward: Superhuman 3 power.
• Aaza: Located in the forest right of the hand demon spawn. Required to unlock the ability to craft the Compass Special (Breathing category).

Why You Should Prioritize Side Quests

According to community reports, many players focus exclusively on mob grinding and forget that side quests provide unique, non-stat-based advantages. For example, the movement abilities provided by Rock Lee, such as Blink and Air Walk, are essential for traversing maps efficiently and dodging boss attacks.

Furthermore, several end-game items, such as the Shrine Curse Technique or the Compass Special, are "locked" behind these questlines. Even if you have all the necessary crafting materials, you will be unable to forge these items unless you have completed the associated NPC questline. Always treat these quests as a mandatory part of your gear progression rather than optional side content.

Warning

Be careful when equipping Fruits for quests. Some quests, such as Luffy's in Dimension One, require you to keep the specific fruit equipped throughout the entire duration of the questline. Unequipping it prematurely may prevent you from progressing or starting the next step.

FAQ

Can I do these quests if I don't have the required Fruit?

No. Many quests, particularly those involving characters like Luffy or Marco, strictly require you to have the specific Fruit equipped to initiate or continue the quest. If you do not have the fruit, the NPC will not interact with you for that quest.

Do I get the item immediately upon finishing the quest?

It depends. For some quests, you receive the reward (like titles or transformations) directly upon completion. For others, such as Sukuna or Uliora, the quest completion simply grants you the permission to craft the item. You will still need to gather the required materials separately.

Are there repeatable quests in this list?

This guide focuses on unique side quests. Repeatable quests are generally handled through different mechanics (often mob progression). If you are looking for repeatable grinds, check the game's mob progression guides, as they are separate from the NPC questlines detailed here.