Anime Squadron Infinite Mode Guide: Fast Farming and Efficiency Tips

Optimizing Your Infinite Mode Runs

In Anime Squadron, Infinite Mode is the primary challenge for players looking to complete complex special quests. Whether you are hunting for the Goku Primal Fusion requirement or tackling the Broly-specific challenges, efficiency is your best friend. To minimize the grind, you need to understand the mechanics that govern wave speed and unit performance.

The core goal of an optimized Infinite Mode run is to complete waves as quickly as possible. According to community reports, players can reach the 450-wave milestone in approximately two hours if they maintain a 16-second cycle per wave using 3x speed. Without 3x speed, this duration increases significantly. Understanding how to manipulate these variables will save you hours of redundant gameplay.

The Role of Speed and Gear

A common misconception among newer players is that character traits influence unit speed. However, in-game testing confirms that traits primarily affect stats like damage, HP, and range, but do not provide speed boosts. To increase your units' speed, you must look at specific gear and unit upgrades.

• Check Gear Stats: Only pants/shoes provide a speed increase. When crafting gear, check the stat rolls to ensure you are getting the maximum possible speed percentage.
• Unit Upgrades: Always prioritize speed upgrades for your units (such as Karashi or Gin Woo) using Yen during the match.
• Equipment Selection: Focus on crafting gear that specifically offers speed bonuses, as these are the only items that impact your wave completion time.

Players often debate the best units for these runs. While high-damage units are great for clearing waves, you need units that balance damage with speed. Beginners are encouraged to utilize Karashi, as he is relatively easier to obtain through the selection banner compared to some of the rarer secret units.

Strategic Team Setup and Automation

To truly master Infinite Mode, you need a consistent setup. Most high-level players rely on a small, efficient squad rather than a full team of five if they can clear the first wave quickly. The goal is to set up a cycle where your units can clear the initial waves without constant manual intervention.

1. Enter the Play Area: Locate Vegeta near the spawn point and interact with him to start the challenge.
2. Disable Boosts: Ensure your boost items are turned off if you are farming for extended periods to avoid wasting resources.
3. Configure Auto-Clicker: Use an auto-clicker to target the "Restart" button. Set the interval to roughly 16 seconds based on your specific team's clear speed.
4. Run Overnight: If your team is stable, you can leave your client running overnight to automate the completion of hundreds of waves.

Be mindful that this method requires a reliable internet connection and a device that can stay awake for the duration of the farm. If you are playing on mobile, ensure your device settings prevent it from locking during the process.

Essential Unit and Quest Requirements

Many special quests, such as those for Broly, require you to have specific units equipped throughout the entire Infinite Mode run. Failure to have the unit equipped will result in zero progress toward your quest goals.

Karashi

A beginner-friendly unit that is highly effective for Infinite Mode due to its accessibility via the mythic pity system in the selection banner.

Berserker

Obtainable from the chapter 4 eclipse stage. It serves as a solid mid-game unit for those building their team for harder content.

Gin Woo

A powerful secret unit found in the basic banner. It is a long-term goal for players looking to optimize their team's speed and damage output.

Always double-check your quest log before starting a long session. If you are pursuing the "Unbridled Wrath" or "Endless Rampage" quests, ensure Broly is in your active squad. Community feedback suggests that players often waste time on runs only to realize they didn't have the prerequisite unit equipped.

FAQ: Common Concerns

Do traits affect how fast my units move or attack?

No. Traits in Anime Squadron focus on damage, HP, and cooldowns. Speed is strictly determined by base unit stats, upgrades during the match, and gear (specifically pants/shoes).

Is there a pity system for obtaining specific units like Broly?

Yes, Broly is obtained through invasion waves and features a 50-pity system to help players eventually secure him.

Can I do this on console?

The automation methods described here (using auto-clickers) are typically restricted to PC and mobile environments. Console players may need to perform runs manually.