Anime Final Strike Farming Guide: Gems, Fragments, and Rerolls
Build a repeatable Anime Final Strike farming loop for Story rewards, Infinite runs, Raid Shop fragments, and trait rerolls.
Quick answer
- Collect unclaimed Story rewards before repeating a mode.
- Use Infinite Mode when your team can finish a route consistently.
- Buy fragments from the Raid Shop and use Tailed Beast Unleashed for most non-Secret rarities.
- Choose one resource target per session and measure the clear quality.
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Combine repeatable and one-time rewards
Story clears, Infinite Mode, Battle Pass missions, and milestones provide gem sources. One example route uses Meadow to wave 40 in Infinite Mode for roughly 850 gems over 20 minutes. Treat that number as a dated reference, not a guarantee for every map, patch, or team.
Use this order when planning a session:
- Finish a Story map that still has its first-clear reward.
- Complete Battle Pass tasks that overlap with the run you already want to play.
- Check whether your team can finish the chosen Infinite route consistently.
- Repeat the route only while the clear time and success rate remain sensible.
Target fragments and trait rerolls
Fragments are tied to evolution and have a narrower supply than ordinary gems. The crafting guide identifies the Raid Shop, purchased with Raid Tokens, as the most common fragment route. It also lists Tailed Beast Unleashed, where Rogue Headbands can be exchanged for most fragment rarities except Secret.
Trait rerolls follow a different plan. The trait guide names Infinite Mode as a drop source and lists the Robux shop as an additional option. Save rerolls for units that already improve your team. A reroll on an unused bench unit cannot improve a run you are currently farming.
A practical farming loop
Before starting
Choose one resource target for the session: gems, fragments, or rerolls. Check the Raid Shop if fragments are the target, and confirm that your team has the damage and control needed for the route.
During the run
Place the unit that stabilizes the first waves, then add economy or support before buying every optional damage upgrade. A clean clear is more valuable than a fast opening that collapses later.
After the run
Record what stopped the team: missing damage, poor range, weak crowd control, or slow income. Fix that single weakness before changing the whole roster. This keeps farming time attached to a measurable improvement.
Common farming mistakes
Repeating a route you cannot finish
A failed long run can be slower than a shorter clear you complete every time. Farm the highest route your current team can close consistently.
Spending fragments before choosing an evolution
Fragments are useful across several recipes. Keep a separate note of the unit you want to evolve and craft only when the item supports that plan.
Treating every reroll as progress
Trait rerolls are valuable because they change a unit's long-term output. Use them on a carry, economy unit, or control piece that appears in your active teams.
Mixing three resource goals in one session
A gem route, a Raid Shop purchase, and a trait reroll target can require different modes. Pick the most urgent goal and let the other two wait for a suitable run.