ANIME EXPEDITIONS GAME MODES

The core progression route: clear staged maps wave by wave. It doubles as the benchmark you use to test whether a team actually works before taking it anywhere harder.

A moving-payload route plus an Expedition area with upgradeable structures — resource production, unit training, a shop, and an Armory. This is where longer-term economy building happens.

Harder co-ordinated fights, with Spirit City as the current Raid area. Expect tighter role requirements than Story — bring control and sustained damage, not just a carry.

Combine rosters with other players. Party limits, shared economy, reward splits, and enemy scaling still need in-game verification, so treat co-op planning as provisional.

Update 2.0's headline wave event: clear waves for Sand Dollars (event currency) and Summer Capsules containing limited units and skins. Progress through ranks for milestone rewards while the event runs.

A side system that catches units, traits, and gear. Five rods to unlock — Normal, Auto, Advanced, Lucky, and Recycling — with the Lucky Rod at a reported ~1% acquisition chance. Open the fish icon at the bottom-left of the screen.

Four new portal instances added in Update 2.0, with tiered difficulty and rewards. Portal mechanics and drop tables are still being mapped by the community — treat specifics as provisional.

A time-limited event map across four acts, with a Villain Banner, event quests, an event shop, and an Event Battle Pass. Limited modes come and go with updates — check the updates page for the current window.

Villains spawn inside non-competitive modes and drop Villain Chests and event resources — a passive way to farm event currency while you play everything else.

A daily activity offering Gold rerolls and Event Coin rewards. Objectives are rerollable with Gold if you draw ones you can't complete.