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Anime Squadron Combat & Modes Guide

Lane-pushing combat, meatshield early strategy, Raids at level 15, Infinite Mode at level 20, and boss HP benchmarks.

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Active lane pushing

Combat is not static tower defense on a grid. Spawned units join a moving line that marches out of your base and collides head-on with waves from enemy portals.

The danger zone

If attackers hit a cooldown gap or your frontline evaporates, the lane crumbles instantly. Units have noticeable turning and target-lock delay when enemies slip past — a single leak can end the run.

Meatshield strategy

During early campaign, constantly pump low-cost units like Zenitsu to buffer the lane. Let cheap bodies absorb boss attacks at the front while heavy, slow-charging dealers prepare skills safely behind them.

Mode unlocks

Raids

Level 15

Fast-paced, high-stress resource maps with incredibly short lanes and tight timers.

  • Break multiple blockades before reaching the main boss
  • Best for targeted character and material farming

Infinite Mode

Level 20

Classic wave-survival gauntlet — the best place to farm Gems and Stat Cubes.

  • End-of-run Lucky Bag / Blind Box containers
  • Ideal for leaving the game running on long farming sessions

Raid benchmark — Shenron

The Shenron Raid is on a clock: break dragon-egg blockades at 90K HP (dragon-egg blockades) before the main boss with 600K HP becomes reachable.

Clock is tight — shatter all eggs before you can touch the main boss.

Shenron drops at 25% on Ultimate Evil difficulty (roughly ~0.5% on Hard).

FAQ

How does combat work in Anime Squadron?

Units spawn from your base and march in a moving lane toward enemy portals — like Battle Cats. Leaked waves shred base HP in seconds and trigger an instant fail screen.

When do Raids unlock?

Level 15. Raids are short-lane, high-pressure maps built for fast resource farming — not passive tower placement.

What is Infinite Mode for?

Unlocked at level 20. Survive escalating waves for Lucky Bags, Blind Boxes, Gems, and Stat Cubes at the end of long runs.

What is the meatshield strategy?

Pump low-cost units constantly during early campaign to absorb boss hits while slow-charging damage dealers prepare skills.