Anime Expeditions Raids

How to enter Raids

1. Reach Player Level 25 through Story, Expeditions, summons or quests.
2. Open the Areas menu and choose the Gamemode tab.
3. Select Raids, press E to open the Raid menu, then matchmake or start solo.
4. Choose an available map and review its act effects before committing your team.

Reaching the level gate is only the access check. The practical preparation is learning which of your units is reliable against the current mode, then reading the act effects before you start. If the game shows a different requirement or menu label, use the live client as the final source and report the change for the next page review. This guide does not infer hidden matchmaking rules or promise a specific token yield.

Spirit City public snapshot

This is a public guide snapshot checked July 20, 2026. Confirm drop rates, pity and event-specific rewards in the current client.

The three-act structure makes role coverage more important than a single headline tier. Act 1 lists Glam Reaper with Bulwark, Immunity, Sprinter and Tank effects; Act 2 lists Silver Serpent with Immunity, Retaliation Counter, Sprinter and Tank; Act 3 lists Berserker with Greed, Immunity, Sprinter and Tank. Read those effects as constraints for the run, not as permanent global rules. A unit that performs well in a normal Story wave can need different support when an act changes enemy behavior or movement.

Prepare a team for the current acts

Start with the unit that already clears your hardest reliable Story stage, then add support around the act effects you can see. The public tier snapshot is useful for comparing roles, but it cannot account for your current traits, equipment, evolution status or available upgrades. Check the Unit pages for the role description and the equipment guide before spending a premium reroll on a Raid-only build.

A practical pre-run checklist is short: confirm the level gate, read the map and act list, inspect the boss name, check the listed effects, verify that your unit can be placed in the intended lane and keep enough resources for the next progression upgrade. Do not farm a rare item simply because a table lists it as a reward if the current client does not show the same source. That is a source conflict, not a reason to guess a replacement.

If you are playing with other players, agree on the job each person is covering before starting. The public sources confirm cooperative Raid content, but they do not establish a universal team formula. Use the visible stage effects and your group’s actual roster to decide who brings damage, range or control, then adjust after observing the act instead of following a copied lineup blindly.

Raid Shop priorities

• Trait CrystalUseful when you already have a unit worth keeping.
• Stat Reroll and Stat LockPair with the Stat Reroll Planner for a transparent budget estimate.
• Equipment Reroll and LockPrioritize after obtaining equipment for a high-tier carry.
• Sprites and materialsUse them toward an evolution path you can actually finish.

Spend Raid Tokens according to the next task you can complete. Trait Crystals are more useful when you already have a unit worth keeping; Stat Rerolls and Stat Locks belong to a unit whose role and baseline you have checked; Equipment Rerolls and Equipment Locks make more sense after you own compatible gear. Sprites and other materials are only efficient when the selected unit has a verified evolution route. The public guide identifies these shop categories, but it does not publish a permanent price or universal best purchase, so check the live shop before committing.