How to Get Guts in Anime Squadron: A Complete Guide

Obtaining Guts (Berserker) in Anime Squadron

In Anime Squadron on Roblox, Guts—officially known as the Berserker unit—is a highly sought-after Secret-rarity character. As both a powerful damage dealer and a tank, he is a cornerstone for high-level gameplay. Players can acquire him by grinding the Act 4 of the Eclipse (Before) Squadron stage.

Because the drop rate is extremely low, most players rely on the game's pity system. According to community reports, you should prioritize playing on Hard mode, as it offers a 0.5% drop rate compared to the 0.25% found in Normal mode. While the grind can be lengthy—taking several hours depending on your clear speed—the unit's performance in raids and story missions makes it a worthwhile investment.

Tip

To farm this stage efficiently, community experts recommend using a team composition featuring high-damage units like Gogeta SSJ4, Vegata SSJ4 (Full Power), and support units like Falcon (Dark) and Transcendent Puppeteer to ensure you clear the waves as quickly as possible.

Awakening the Berserker Unit

Once you have secured the Berserker unit, your next goal is to evolve him into his "Enraged" form. This process requires a significant amount of materials gathered from various chapters of the "Eclipse (Before)" story and raid stages.

• 200x Behelit: Obtained from Chapter 1 of the Eclipse (Before) Squadron.
• 100x Apostle Iron: Found in Chapters 1 and 2 of the Eclipse (Before) Story.
• 75x Eclipse Stone: Collected from Chapters 3 and 4 of the Eclipse (Before) Story.
• 50x White Behelit: Dropped from all levels in the Eclipse (Before) Raid.
• 50x Brand Ash: Farmed from Chapters 5 and 6 of the Eclipse (Before) Story.
• 30x Moonlit Silver: Obtained in Chapters 7 and 8 of the Eclipse (Before) Story.
• 15x Black Sun Amber: Found in Chapters 9 and 10 of the Eclipse (Before) Story.
• 1x Dragon Slayer (evo): A rare drop from Act 4 of the Eclipse (Before) Squadron (Hard).
• 5,000 Gold: Standard currency earned through general gameplay.

Understanding Berserker's Combat Role

Berserker (Enraged) acts as a hybrid unit. His kit is designed to survive heavy enemy pressure while outputting consistent damage through his Bleed debuff. His unique "Refusal" mechanic allows him to stay on the field even when his health is critically low, making him an ideal frontliner for challenging content like the Katakara Bridge Challenge.

Key Passives and Abilities

Endless Slaughter

Every attack applies a Bleed effect, dealing 10% damage over 3 seconds and reducing enemy health regeneration by 75%.

Supernatural Armor

The unit gains 0.5% damage for every 1% of HP lost. When HP drops to 30% or lower, the unit receives a 20% cooldown reduction.

Beast of Darkness (Ultimate)

Unlocked at level 5. This ability converts accumulated "Refusal" stacks into dynamic buffs. Below 30% HP, you gain 5% DMG per stack; below 60% HP, you gain 3% DEF per stack; above 60% HP, you gain 3% CD reduction per stack.

Optimizing Your Build

To get the most out of Berserker, you should focus on stat rerolls. Once the unit is awakened, use your Reroll Cubes and Perfect Cubes to aim for the "Superior" trait. You should prioritize achieving S or SSS grades in all stats to maximize the unit's efficiency in high-difficulty raids.

Warning

While the unit is powerful, it has a high spawn cost of 2,500 Yen. Be sure to include a reliable money-farming unit, such as Speedwagon, in your team configuration to ensure you can deploy Berserker without stalling your early-game progress.

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

Is Berserker (Guts) better than other Secret units?

Berserker is widely considered a top-tier unit due to his self-sustainability and damage scaling. While other units like Jin Wu may offer different playstyles, Berserker’s ability to act as both a tank and a DPS makes him a "must-have" for most meta teams.

How do I get Refusal stacks?

You gain stacks by marking enemies who defeat your allies. Once marked, you earn a stack by either defeating those enemies or hitting them three times with your Berserker unit.

Should I use him on Normal or Hard mode?

Always aim for Hard mode if your team is capable of clearing it consistently. The 0.5% drop rate is double that of Normal mode, which significantly reduces the time spent grinding toward the 200-run pity cap.