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On September 13–14, daireb announced that the game will be discontinued (There will still be events and such. However, there aren't going to be major updates).

• 1.1 Obtaining Yen
• 1.2 Time trial
• 1.3 Fighter rarities
• 1.5 Shiny fighters, fruits, and meteors
• 1.6 Leveling fighters
• 1.7 Crafting fighters
• 1.8 Raids, Massives, and Defense Mode
• 1.9 Accessing worlds
• 1.10.1 Category: Event
• 1.10.2 Category: Secret
• 1.10.3 Category: Mythical
• 1.10.4 Category: Legendary
• 1.10.5 Category: Epic
• 1.10.6 Category: Rare
• 1.10.7 Category: Common
• 1.10.8 Category: Bad Passives (NOT RECOMMENDED)
• 1.11 Mythical yen cost pity
• 2 Secret Fighters
• 3.1 Passive tier list (Damaging boss with auto click)

General gameplay [ ]

Obtaining yen [ ].

You can obtain yen by defeating enemies or participating in the time trials. You have more yen if you attack bosses and minions, and you can put rich and solid gold fighter to gain extra yen. It's recommended to attack bosses of previous maps to farm yen. The best way to get yen is to farm mini bosses or secret bosses, but secret bosses are better.

Time trial [ ]

The time trial is in Super Island/DBZ/Dragon ball Z and you can farm more yen, doing challenges to have upgrades and buy in the time trial shop! You can obtain Time Trial Shard defeating enemies and is the money to buy in the shop, they are boosts, permanent boosts, tickets, etc. There are five modes: Lesser Trial, Medium Trial, Greater trial, Ultimate and Impossible Time Trial. There is a tower named "Infinity Tower" where chests spawn a lot often and is easy to beat and get yen. In Medium, Greater, Ultimate and Impossible trial they spawn chests that contains more Time Trial Shard and shards of different maps.

Fighter rarities [ ]

There are 8 rarities of fighters in the game currently: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythical, Crafted Secret, Secret, and Divine fighters.

When you open every star, all fighter have a Rating, It is recommended to up level fighters and put good passives if they are above the rating A.

Shiny fighters, fruits, and meteors [ ]

All fighters have a chance to be a "shiny", these fighters deal more damage than a non-shiny, sell for more yen, and have visual changes. You can get these fighters either from a low % drop from opening stars, or using the machine on Chimera Island to transform them into shinies using fruits that you can either buy from the Fruit Merchant, located near the machine, or from destroying metoers that periodically spawn in any island. Shiny Crafted Secrets can only be gained by having 5 of the corresponding shiny mythicals and 20 shards from that map. You could also obtain fruits from gifts that spawn in any of the many islands.

Leveling fighters [ ]

You can fuse fighters to level up ones that you currently have. The higher the level, the more damage the fighter does, but more exp is required to level up the fighter. The max level is currently 440. You can increase the xp gain from fusing by either using XP boosts, or from events. Putting a fighter into the incubator is the most efficient way to try to reach the level cap, as every day the fighter is in the incubator, it gains 1 level. there are 3 in game incubators (Slayer Army, XYZ Metropolis, Flame City)

Crafting fighters [ ]

You can craft fighters by combining three mythical fighters of a world and five shards. Each world has its own unique craftable fighter and the shards are different in every world. You can also craft a shiny craftable fighter using five shiny mythical fighters and twenty shards. You can obtain shards from raids.

Raids, Massives, and Defense Mode [ ]

Every hour, there is a random map raid, they put a boss and enemies to defeat and there is a countdown with 10 minutes to complete it. if you complete the raid, you obtain shards for the map that the raid took place in, but if the time expires you get nothing. The massive raids are the same as the raids but are WAY MORE DIFFICULT and they give you many more shards (I recommend to do them with pay to wins). The shards are what you need to make crafted fighters.

Defense Mode is similar to raids but you can get special item called "Max Open Tokens" which are used to open faster and get mythical, secret or divine fighters easier. If you defeat an enemy in Defense Mode, they give you Max Open Tokens (bosses grant more Max Open Tokens). There are different waves going from wave 1 to wave 10, but every wave is more difficult than the previous. I recommend to do this Defense Mode with a group of people or have a very high stat fighters. The locations that a player can activate Defense Mode are: Crazy Town, Walled City, Cursed High, Lucky Kingdom and Divine Colosseum. You can activate Defense Mode with a Defense Token that you can obtain in Time Trial Shop for 500 time trial shards, or from the daily spin (1.7%).

Accessing worlds [ ]

When you're playing the game, there isn't only 1 world, there are multiple of them. You can access them from the door for an amount of Yen. Remember, the higher the world is, the stronger the enemies are.

1: Super Island (Based on Dragon Ball)

2: Ninja Village (Based on Naruto)

3: Crazy Town (Based on JoJo's Bizarre Adventure)

4: Fruits Island (Based on One Piece)

5: Hero University (Based on My Hero Academia)

6: Walled City (Based on Attack On Titan)

7: Slayer Army (Based on Demon Slayer)

8: Ghoul Town (Based on Tokyo Ghoul)

9: Chimera Jungle (Based on Hunter X Hunter)

10: Virtual Castle (Based on Sword Art Online)

11: Empty Dimension (Based on Bleach)

12: Cursed High (Based on Jujutsu Kaizen)

13: XYZ Metropolis (Based on One Punch Man)

14: 9 Crimes Island (Based on 7 Deadly Sins)

15: Destiny Island (Based on Fate Series)

16: Lucky Kingdom (Based on Black Clover)

17: Land of Alchemy (Based on Fullmetal Alchemists: Brotherhood)

18: Slimey Island (Based on "That Time I Got Reincarnated As a Slime")

19: Flame City (Based on Fire Force)

20: Divine Colosseum (Based on Record of Ragnarok)

21: Kingdom of Four (Based on Fairy Tail)

22: Icy Wastes (Based on Re:Zero)

23: The Underworld (Based on Chainsaw Man )

24: Psychic City (Based on Mob Psycho 100)

25: The Hole (Based on Dorohedoro )

26: Ninja City (Based on Boruto: Naruto Next Generation)

27: Time Travel Tokyo (Based on Tokyo Revengers)

28: Orca Road Prison (Based on JoJo Stone Ocean)

29: World Of Games (Based on Yu-Gi Oh)

30: Fashion Empire (Based on kill la kill)

31: Land Of Guts (Based on Berserk)

32: Hero Village (Based on The Rising of The Shield Hero)

33: Sorcerer Empire (Based on Overlord)

34: Soul Academy (Based on soul eater)

35: world at war (Based on Code Geass)

36. In abyss (Based on Made in Abyss)

37. False paradise (Based on Hell's Paradise)

38. land of wanzo (Based on One Piece wano)

39. Slayers Forest (Based on Demon Slayer)

40. Thousand year war (Based on Bleach)

Event worlds-

• Halloween island

2. summer island

You can unlock mounts by completing all the quests in a world, better worlds give you better mounts. You can also buy some of the mounts with Robux

Here is a list of mounts:

World 1: Super Island Mount: Super Mount

World 2: Ninja Village Mount: Shuriken

World 3: Crazy Town Mount: Bizarre Tank

World 4: Fruits Island Mount: Sand Pile

World 5: Hero University Mount: Cloud

World 6: Walled City Mount: Titan Shift

World 7: Slayer Army Mount: Metal Beast

World 8: Ghoul Town Mount: Ghoul Rock

World 9: Chimera Jungle Mount: Skateboard

World 10: Virtual Castle Mount: Tome Of Knowledge

World 11: Empty Dimension Mount: Bat Wings

World 12: Cursed High Mount: Fatality

World 13: XYZ Metropolis Mount: Telekinesis

World 14: 9 Crimes Island Mount: Magic Pillow

World 15: Destiny Island Mount: Stallion

World 16: Lucky Kingdom Mount: Broom

World 17: Land Of Alchemy Mount: Living Armor

World 18: Slimey Island Mount: Dragon Wings

World 19: Flame City Mount: Flame Feet

World 20: Divine Colosseum Mount: Bee Form

World 21: Kingdom Of Four Mount: Ostrich

World 22: Icy Wastes Mount: Frost Spirit

World 23: The Underworld Mount: Bullet Phil

World 24: Psychic City Mount: 100%

World 25: The Hole Mount: Motorcycle

World 26: Ninja City Mount: Manji

World 27: Time Travel Tokyo Mount: Car

World 28: Orca Road Prison Mount: Jiyu

World 29: World Of Games Mount: Meteor

World 30: Fashion Empire Mount: Bunny

World 31: Land Of Guts Mount: Spirit Horse

World 32: Hero Village Mount: Shield

World 33: Sorcerer Empire Mount: Pumpkin

World 34: Soul Academy Mount: Soul

World 35: World At war Mount: Mechanical Wings

world 36: IN abyss Mount: Minecart

Robux Mounts: Jetpack(+2 Speed), Mecha(+4 Speed) And Super Aura(+6 Speed)

Limited Mounts: Ghost, Sleigh, Cupid Wings, Surf Board

Passives [ ]

All fighters that have passives have an icon on the top left of their portrait. You can also reroll the passives if you get one you do not like, and this can be done using shards (1 shard for common to legendary units, 2 shards for shiny units, 3 shards for shiny mythical/craft, 5 shards for shiny craft/secret, 10 shards for shiny secret/divine and 20 shards for shiny divine) or 149 Robux. Most passives grant only buffs, but some passives grant nerfs and buffs simultaneously, and some passives only grant nerfs. You need to equip the fighter if you want to have the effect of passive.

IN update 35, Daireb added requiem reroll machine. This machine uses requiem reroll tokens or shards. It differs from the reroll machine in world 4 by requiring more shards to use the machine. However, the chances of getting better passives are higher than the previous reroll machine. It also feature a passive only obtainable in the summer reroll machine known as Lightspeed.

The order of passives are the best to the worst:

Category: Event [ ]

-Generous 1.20x damage, 0.4x Drops, 0.4x yen

-Yeti 2.00x damage, 0.8x movement speed, 0.7x attack speed

-Blizzard 1.50x damage, 3.00x movement speed, 2.00x attack Speed

Category: Secret [ ]

- Monster (Secret) - 1.5x speed 3x damage 1.5x size 1.25x attack speed (the chance is 0.013%)

-God (Secret) - 3x speed 1.85x dmg 1.5x attack speed 1.2x size -3 hits for ult. (the chance is 0.013%)

-Time Lord(Secret) - (the chance is 0.013%)

-Light speed(Secret)- The chances is

Category: Mythical [ ]

-Ace - Unit has 100% critical chance. (the chance is 0.082%) (this means that the fighter attack twice. one of it is the normal dmg and the second hit is 2x the normal dmg.)

- Draconic - 75% more damage, 20% more yen and 40% more drops (the chance is 0,13%)

-Leader III - 25% more damage for all equipped fighters. (the chance is 0.13%)

- Blessing – 75% more damage, 2.5x faster movement speed. (the chance is 0.2%)

- Ghostly - 50% more damage, 10x faster movement speed, 50% faster attack speed. (the chance is 0.14%)

- Solid Gold – 75% more damage, 25% slower movement speed, 20% slower attack speed, 0.4x yen added while equipped. (the chance is 0.014%) PD: It's great to farm yen

- Lucky III - +0,5 luck. (the chance is 0.13%) - this passive is unhatchable from stars.

- Mercenary - 2x damage, 25% faster walk speed, -1x yen

- Prodigy - Unit levels up 2x faster.

- Sorcerer III - 4 less hits to activate its ability, 20% more damage. (the chance is 0.34%)

- Diligent lll

Category: Legendary [ ]

- Tank – 65% more damage, 50% slower movement speed. (the chance is 1,1%) PD: You can unequip and equip the fighter to counteract the slowness/Worse version of giant.

- Giant – 1,5x bigger, 65% more damage, 20% slower movement speed. (the chance is 0.82%)

- Tactical III – 100% more damage to bosses. (the chance is 0.48%)

- Genius III – level up 50% faster. (the chance is 1%) PD: I recommend level up the fighter if it is very good and change the passive later.

- Collector III – 0.3 drop chance boost in time trial. (the chance is 0.55%) PD: Good way to collect time trial shards and higher chance of better fruits from meteor

- Tiny – smaller, 20% more damage, 5x faster movement speed, 50% faster attack speed. (the chance is 0.82%)

- Luck II - It gives +0,25 luck (the chance is 1%) - this passive is unhatchable from stars.

- Sorcerer II - 2 less hits to activate its ability, 10% more damage. (the chance is 1.1%)

- Diligent ll

Category: Epic [ ]

-Leader II - 12% more damage for all equipped fighters. (the chance is 1.3%)

- Strong III – 50% more damage. (the chance is 1.3%).

- Tactical II - 50% more damage to bosses. (the chance is 2.7%)

- Rich III – 0.3x yen added while equipped. (the chance is 1.3%) PD: It's great to farm yen

- Collector II – 20% drop chance boost in time trial. (the chance is 1.3%)

- Speedy – 3x movement speed, 30% faster attack speed. (the chance is 2.7%)

Category: Rare [ ]

-Leader I - 5% more damage for all equipped fighters (the chance is 4.1%)

- Strong II – 25% more damage. (the chance is 5.5%)

- Rich II – 0.2x yen added while equipped. (the chance is 5.5%)

- Genius II – level up 30% faster (the chance is 4.1%)

- Collector I – 10% drop chance boost in time trial. (the chance is 6.8%)

- Sorcerer I - 1 less hit to activate its ability. (the chance is 3.4%)

- Luck I - It gives you +0,1 luck (the chance is 4.1%) - this passive is unhatchable from stars.

- Diligent l

Category: Common [ ]

- Tactical I - 25% more damage to bosses. (the chance is 8.2%)

- Strong I – 10% more damage. (the chance is 13%)

- Rich I – 10% more yen (the chance is 13%)

- Genius I – level up 15% faster . (the chance is 11%)

Category: Bad Passives (NOT RECOMMENDED) [ ]

- Slow – 50% slower movement speed. (the chance is 4.2%) YOU CAN'T GET THIS PASSIVE FROM THE REROLL MACHINE

- Dumb – 20% more EXP per level. (the chance is 4.2%) YOU CAN'T GET THIS PASSIVE FROM THE REROLL MACHINE

- Weak – 20% less damage. (the chance is 4.2%) YOU CAN'T GET THIS PASSIVE FROM THE REROLL MACHINE

Mythical yen cost pity [ ]

1- Piccolo/Penny The One: 600 k

2- Itachi/Musashi: 2.25 M

3- Jotaro/Dr. Dolphin: 18,75 M

4- Mihawk/Mike: 75 M

5- All Might/Shining Hero: 375 M

6- Levi/Spinner: 1,875 B

7- Rengoku/Flame Knight: 7,2B

8- Arima/White Reaper: 27B

9- Netero/Buddha: 90B

10- Heathcliff/Landmine: 400B

11- Coyote/Falcon: 1,75T

12- Gojo/Blindfold: 6,5T

13- Saitama/Bald Man: 18T

14- Meliodas/Meliodas: 65T

15- Gilgamesh/Gilded King: 265T

16- Yuno/Spirit Warrior: 1.04Q

17- Roy Mustang/Flaming Hot: 3.25Q

18- Rimuru Tempest/Friendly Slime : 9.36Q

19- Hibana/Sakura Captain: 19.440Q

20- Adam/Father: 52,5 Q

21- Natsu/Salamander: 188,8Q

22- Frost-hime/Emilia: 487,5 Q

23- Denji/Sawyer: 1.5 E

24- Mob/Crowd: 4,875 E

25- Kama: 15E

26- Sassy: (Father) 45 E

27- Nick: 150 E

28- Rain: 495 E

29- Caleb: 1,65 Z

30- Scissor Girl: 4,95 Z

31- Clang: 14.85 Z

32- Guardian-Hero: 45 Z

33- Lich Lord: 135 Z

34- Living Weapon:

35- Lyle: 1,21 Y

Secret Fighters [ ]

• Majin Buu (damage at lv 1 is 99)
• Uzumaki Nagato (damage at lv 1 is 110)
• DIO (damage at lv 1 is 120)
• Don Quixote Doflamingo (damage at lv 1 is 130)
• Keigo Takami (damage at lv 1 is 140)
• Bertholdt Hoover (damage at lv 1 is 150)
• Yoriichi Tsugikuni (damage at lv 1 is 160)
• Eto (damage at lv 1 is 170)
• Adult Gon/Gon Freecss (damage at lv 1 is 170)
• Alice Schuberg (damage at lv 1 is 180)
• Sōsuke Aizen (damage at lv 1 is 190)
• Ryomen Sukuna (damage at lv 1 is 200)
• Boros (damage at lv 1 is 210)
• Estarossa (damage at lv 1 is 225)
• Jeanne D'arc (damage at lv 1 is 240)
• Julius Novachrono (damage at lv 1 is 250)
• God/or know as The Truth (damage at lv 1 is 260)
• Demon Lord/Maou Milim Nava (damage at lv 1 is 280)
• Shō Kusakabe (damage at lv 1 is 290)
• God Zeus (damage at lv 1 is 310)
• Zeref (damage at lv 1 is 320)
• Reinhard van Astrea (damage at lv 1 is 340)
• Control Monster (damge at lv 1 is 360)
• Esper King (dmage at lv 1 is 380]
• Yuka(Shadow)
• Father killer
• Skeleton King.-LVL 1 DMG 540
• Reaper sr.- LVL 1 DMG 630
• Big Man(Sunny)

Divine Fighters [ ]

• Dragon King

Limited Divine Units-

• Holiday Baby
• Summer Ichigo
• Summer Luffy

Passive tier list (Damaging boss with auto click) [ ]

• Tactical III
• Sorcerer III
• Tactical Il
• Sorcerer II
• 2 Jandel's Road Trip/a dusty trip
• 3 LSPLASH/DOORS

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But that's not the only exciting time travel anime where lives are at stake. There's also  ERASED, Steins;Gate, Zipang,   Re:Zero  and more. Looking for something less action-oriented? The time travel niche also focuses heavily on human emotions and everyday life. The recent  Remake our Life!  follows an adult getting a chance to redo his college years to get his career on the right track. There's also  Mirai,  an anime movie that's all about family. 

Steins;Gate

Rintarou Okabe is a college kid who calls himself a mad scientist because he has a knack for inventing things with his friends. His latest invention is the Phone Microwave, which seems to do nothing but transform bananas into green gel. But Okabe soon discovers that it can send emails into the past - a function that has profound effects on the present and future. Can he handle the terrifying consequences of messing with time? Or will he inadvertantly destroy everything he cares about? 

Before an accident, Satoru Fujinuma is usually able to go backwards in time by a few minutes in order to prevent it. One day, his power goes into overdrive, sending him hurtling back to 1988 when he was an elementary school student. This time, the disaster he must prevent is a major one - he has to stop his classmate Kayo from losing her life. This story is absolutely heartbreaking, but it's beautiful and smart, too. 

Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana are leading two very different lives - Mitsuha lives out in the country, while Taki is managing a busy city life. The two of them get a taste for each other's lives when they suddenly start waking up in each other's bodies. At first, they're simply baffled by the body-swapping, but they soon realize that they're also travelling through time - with Taki going two years back and Mitsuha going two years forward.

What's more, in Taki's time, Mitsuha and her small down no longer exist, as they were wiped out by a comet. The two of them must work together to change Mitsuha's timeline and save her life.

After Subaru Natsuki is suddenly transported to a fantasy world, he discovers that he has one ability - the power to go backwards in time to a 'reset' point whenever he passes away. While this makes him functionally immortal and allows him to redo situations that end terribly, it also means that he has to repeatedly suffer the pain of losing his life. Meanwhile, his new world has plenty of confusing challenges to deal with, whether it's Elsa trying to disembowl him, witches and their acolytes causing chaos, or his new friend Emilia's politcial woes. 

The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

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Tokyo Revengers

Takemichi is a twenty-something whose life is going nowhere - that is, until he discovers that he can travel backwards in time. His ex-girlfriend Hina lost her life to gang violence, and with the help of her policeman brother, Takemichi now has the chance to rewrite history and prevent the tragedy from ever occurring. This is much easier said than done - he has to go from a lackey getting pushed around to someone with real influence in the Tokyo Manji gang. Not only that, but he has to discover which events led to Hina's demise, and figure out not just how to protect her, but how to protect the friends he makes as he gets more and more involved with the gang. 

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Remake our Life!

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He wakes up one day ten years in the past, and decided to enroll at the Oonaka University of Art. There, he meets a wide range of aspiring artists, and starts the collaborative creative career that he wished he'd pursued in his youth. 

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The Tatami Galaxy

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Iroduku: The World in Colors

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Occult Academy

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Nobunaga Concerto

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Thermae Romae

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How to unlock secret characters in Roblox Anime Fighters Simulator

Roblox’s Anime Fighters Simulator is unquestionably a game that revolves around luck. Although battling enemies and strategically choosing your team members does take some skill, the meat of the game mainly depends on what characters you have received at random. As most may know, the rarer a desired character is, the longer it will likely take to earn. This especially applies to the game’s 12 secret characters, the strongest category of fighters in the RPG. Despite it taking up to one trillion yen to eventually pull someone of this caliber, there are a few tactics that can save you time and yen.

Speak to The Merchant

Without question, the easiest way to obtain a secret character is by hunting down The Merchant. She can be found wearing a maid’s outfit in one of the twelve main towns but will continue to change towns every 24 hours. When speaking to her, you will have the ability to directly buy a secret character in exchange for an overwhelming 49,999 Robux. However, as only a select few secret Pity can be outright purchased with Robux, there is no straightforward way of quickly earning all 12 characters.

Earn Star and Luck upgrades before pulling characters

That being said, the route collectors will discover the friendliest is simply pulling Pity at any designated star shop location in the game and hoping for the best luck. According to YouTuber oTradeMark , your odds of getting a secret will vary between 1 in 130,000 to 1 in 970,000 — ultimately depending on what character you are looking for and what your luck rating is.

To improve your luck rating, you’ll need to complete the challenges found in the Upgrades tab on the right-hand side of the screen (as shown above). Most challenges pertaining to increased luck ask that you play for a certain number of hours. If you happened to reach any of these milestones, claim the reward and your luck will increase by one percent. The developer also has a tendency to release special codes for Anime Fighters that can also net players additional luck bonuses.

For beginner players, you’ll also want to make sure you have obtained the Extra Star upgrade via reaching Room 24 in the Super Island Time Trials. This boost will permanently earn you an extra star whenever a purchase is made at a star shop, saving you at least half of your yen in the search for a secret character.

To aid in your hunt for a specific character, here are the worlds each secret Pity can be pulled from, in order of best odds.

For fans of Anime Fighter’s Raid mode, your best bet to obtain a secret Pity will be through crafting. This process will allow players to trade in a number of their Raid Shards and Mythical Pity for increased odds of pulling a secret. It is surely a major risk forfeiting elite Pity such as a Mythical, but you are potentially saving millions of yen by doing so. To begin crafting, head to the computer stations near each town’s ship docks.

Related : How to get Mythical Pity in Roblox Anime Fighters Simulator

Time Trial in Anime Fighters Simulator

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice in the world of Anime Fighters Simulator , understanding and mastering the Time Trial is essential. So, gear up, strategize, and embrace the thrill of this high-stakes challenge that’s sure to elevate your gaming experience to new heights. The clock is ticking. Are you ready?

Step into the mystical realm of Anime Fighters Simulator , a vibrant gaming experience where you pit your fighters against a variety of challenges. One such captivating feature is the Time Trial, a pulse-pounding test of strategy and endurance that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Introduced in Update 3, the Time Trial, also known as Dungeons , has quickly become a fan favorite. In this adrenaline-pumping race against the clock, you have 5 minutes to navigate and conquer 4 rooms filled with enemies and bosses. The beauty of the Time Trial is its versatility. Whether you prefer to charge in solo or collaborate with fellow gamers, you can clear rooms your way, with no added health for enemies when more people join the fray.

Every fourth room holds a unique surprise – a button that, when pressed, unveils a new set of rooms. And don’t worry about running out of time too soon. The timer kindly resets with every room set, keeping the thrill alive. Your Time Trial journey concludes when the sands of time slip through your fingers, marking the end of the challenge.

Victories in the Time Trial come with their own rewards. Vanquished enemies yield Yen, with the occasional Bonus or Ticket thrown into the mix. Interestingly, Bonuses pause during the Time Trial, adding another layer of strategy to the game. Navigate your way to Room 24, 48, or 72 for the first time and enjoy an extra open, an incentive that keeps players hooked. Post Update 6, the stakes were raised with the addition of an extra equip reward. This lucrative update allows you to equip 4/6 fighters instead of the standard 3/5, once you reach Room 60 or Room 120.

A unique feature of the Time Trial in Anime Fighters Simulator is the rare Time Trial shard, a precious commodity that boosts your Yen or damage when you collect 15. Embark on a Time Trial every 30 minutes, the entrance to which is a grand stone door bedecked with vines and adorned with a blue hourglass emblem, tucked away in Super Island.

Enhance your Time Trial experience with some practical tips. Assign your fighters to different enemies for maximum damage output. Invest in the Auto Clicker gamepass if you have Robux, a small price for the substantial time savings.

Let’s delve into some intriguing trivia. In the past, there was a glitch (now patched) that skyrocketed your fighters’ EXP during the Time Trial. There’s also a minuscule chance that one of the rooms you encounter could be themed after the elusive Chimera Island or the Empty World. Lastly, as of Update 30, the Time Trial Hub underwent a name change and is now known as the Challenge Hub .

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9 best time travel anime.

From Tokyo Revengers to Steins;Gate, these are the best anime that focus around the concept of time travel.

• Time travel in storytelling requires attention to detail and tying together diverted paths can be difficult indeed.
• The choices characters make, regardless of size, can have massive consequences, making time travel stories engaging rollercoasters.
• Time travel can serve as a bittersweet method of communication, enhancing themes of actions, consequences, and personal growth.

Whether it's a mere five minutes or an entire decade, time travel is one of the most compelling yet complicated devices in storytelling. What makes it complicated is the attention to detail required: one story must already be established in order for diverted paths to take place, and tying them together effectively can be very difficult indeed.

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The choices that characters make, regardless of how small or big they perceive them to be, can have massive consequences. More often than not, the audience discovers the stakes of these choices along with the characters themselves. Therefore, a time travel story can become quite the rollercoaster, with a sometimes unpredictable track. Here are some of the best anime for fans of the fascinating concept of time travel.

9 Irodoku: The World in Colors

Despite coming from a long line of witches, Hitomi Tsukishiro has a rather strained relationship with witchcraft. Unable to truly master her her potent magic , she loses her ability to connect with the world around her in a literal sense. She can no longer see colors. Her grandmother hopes to reconnect her with her roots by sending her back in time to meet a younger version of the guardian.

Irodoku is a story of true connection with the world and, in a way, with one’s heritage. It speaks earnestly to the challenges one faces when it comes to mental health, and presents hope as an answer through the lens of Hitomi’s grandmother’s past.

People are not the ones to travel through time here: letters do instead. Naho Takamiya finds a letter addressed to her, soon discovering that it is from her future self. Future Naho gives herself glimpses of the future and shares regrets she had during high school. In doing so, she hopes to convince Present Naho to make different, bolder decisions that could just save someone they both care for dearly.

Orange is, in a way, a melancholy ode to those who sit on the sidelines of their own lives. It is also a reminder that reaching out may seem small and insignificant to some, but it can mean the world to others. Time travel is a bittersweet method of communication in this story that only serves to enhance these messages as the show progresses.

7 The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

Hit the brakes and check out this early 2000s anime movie classic . Based on a novel by the same name, the story follows Makoto Konno as she is suddenly granted the ability to leap through time. Makoto starts to use these leaps to her own advantage, often for selfish reasons. However, she only has so many she can use, and some decisions lead to terrible consequences.

It's expected that a teenager like Makoto may make a few silly, albeit selfish, decisions when discovering a new power like time travel. The story becomes even more compelling when she becomes aware of this and tries to remedy some of the decisions she’s made. In doing so, this movie truly broaches the subject of actions and consequences, on both a small and large scale.

6 The Tatami Galaxy

Take a trip that starts with something quite familiar to the college-age demographic: ramen. A third-year college student finds himself at a mysterious ramen stand, where he reflects on his lonely years thus far. Jealous of the surrounding couples, he secretly harbors the regret of not trying harder to be in a relationship like his peers. He is then thrown back into the beginning of his college years once more, for another chance to do just that.

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This show is a journey and a half for anyone not used to a more surrealist animation style. Yet, all-in-all, it is a story about a young man trying to find his place among his peers. It speaks honestly to the reality that sometimes life is a series of repetitive situations and different choices.

5 Tokyo Revengers

It’s a jarring reality to go from having it all to losing something dear and cherished. Takemichi Hanagaki used to have a more joyful life, supported by friends and his girlfriend. As time progresses, though, he loses his footing in the world and his ex-girlfriend. It isn’t until he finds himself gifted with the ability to alter time that he decides to use this ability to save the girl he once loved.

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Based on the manga of the same name by Ken Wakui, the world of Tokyo Revengers is brutal and precise, especially with what Takemichi is attempting to achieve. He is also an underdog character, as he is not strong right from the get-go. Rather, he grows from his experiences and keeps to his wits as much as he can to achieve his desired outcome.

4 Your Name

Small-town-girl-meets-city-boy is taken to an entirely different level when it comes to this CoMix Wave film. While Mitsuha Miyamizu lives her life in the rural village of Itomori, Japan, Taki Tachibana lives his life in the bustling city of Tokyo. Both begin to have strange "dreams" where they swap lives without knowing it, until suddenly, they realize they are actually swapping bodies.

Winning three awards both for its stunning animation and its compelling story, Your Name is a tragic yet beautiful story worth falling into . The movie uses tension and suspense through the narrative of time, showing its audience slices of its protagonists’ lives.

When accused of murdering someone near and dear to him, Satoru Fujinuma turns to the past in order to clear his name. His ability, called Revival, allows him to travel into the past and alter events about to happen. While at one point he traveled mere minutes prior to an event, this time he is sent back to when he was just a child in order to solve the murder of one of his classmates.

Erased wraps a mystery within a time travel blanket that does nothing but enhance the suspense of its story. Time seems almost autonomous in the show, as it serves as a guide for Satoru while he decides to make the ultimate decisions. In a sense, he is not in it alone either, because he finds support in the most convenient of places: home.

2 Re:Zero – Starting Life in Another World

Just in the blink of an eye, Subaru Natsuki is transported to a fantasy realm called the Kingdom of Lugunica. Initially, he is more than excited to escape the mundanity of his regular life. Soon enough, though, he discovers that there are still challenges around the bend that he must face. Luckily, he has an ability that no one around him realizes: the ability to return to a specific point in time after "dying."

The story of Subaru takes some unexpected turns that lead him down a much darker road than he ever anticipated. Yet, part of what makes Re:Zero such a successful story is its protagonists’ slow growth over time. Each "death" is an opportunity for Subaru to truly take in his surroundings and learn to make conscious decisions. Additionally, the show is certainly dedicated to its small details and world-building. This only enhances the viewing experience for the audience.

1 Steins;Gate

Every great scientific discovery starts with something simple, right? For Rintarou Okabe and his team, that beginning comes in the form of a microwave. However, after attending a conference on time travel, Rintarou starts to see their invention in a new light. This discovery leads him into dangerous territory that not only puts his team at risk, but also his mind.

This anime is a roller coaster that makes its audience question what’s real and what isn’t. Humor turns into horror, and that horror leads into the core questions that Steins;Gate asks: What is the cost of time travel? What do we truly have control over when it comes to some of life’s most haunting consequences?

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Doraemon Movie 36: Shin Nobita no Nippon Tanjou

Doraemon the movie: nobita and the birth of japan 2016.

Doraemon and friends run away from their home and travel back in time to the 70,000 years ago where nobody existed to build their ideal private paradise. After they fully relished the freedom in the era, Doraemon and friends bid farewell to their paradise and come back to the present day. However, a few days after they came back home, Doraemon and friends bump into a caveman called "Kukul" in the current era. They find out that the caveman Kukul was accidentally transported forward to the present, and that his tribe called Hikari tribe was attacked and abducted by Giga Zombie and Kurayami tribe after Doraemon and friends left the primitive age. Doraemon and friends decide to go back to the primitive age to save Hikari tribe from the villain. They dive into a grand adventure during their first and the furthest runaway. (Source: Toho)

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Maihitoyo

One rainy day, Akane crosses path with a kind young man who tacitly offers to her his coat. On their second encounter, he confesses that he has no recollection of who he is, his name or his past, but feels contented by just being with her. Besotted, Akane sets out to find his name, and to unravel his enigmatic connection with a famous cursed dance rumoured to kill anyone who attempts to perform it. (Source: ANN)

Fire Tripper

On a day like any other, Suzuko meets one of her neighbor's children, Shu, in a park on her way back from school and decides to walk home with him. Tragically, they never make it home. Suzuko and the young boy are caught in a giant gas explosion, though instead of dying instantly, Suzuko wakes up in the middle of a battlefield full of corpses in the Sengoku period. A group of marauding bandits attacks Suzuko, but Shukumaru—a boy who had come to loot the corpses to feed his starving village—saves her. Though they both return to the village, Suzuko refuses to give up searching for Shu and returns to the battlefield every day with Shukumaru trailing behind. Though Shukumaru lacks anything resembling modern manners, she gradually finds herself drawn towards him. Just what fate awaits this young girl in this bloody period in Japan's history? [Written by MAL Rewrite]

Doraemon Movie 10: Nobita no Nippon Tanjou

Doraemon the movie: nobita and the birth of japan.

Nobita wants to run away from home, again. He finds out that there is nowhere for him to go. All the land is owned by someone. His friends end up wanting to run away also, even Doraemon. They figure out that the only way to find land that isn't owned by anyone is to go back in time to when no humans existed. They end up helping a prehistoric boy rescue his tribe from Gigazombie.

Doraemon Movie 16: Nobita no Sousei Nikki

Doraemon the movie: nobita's diary of the creation of the world.

Nobita had to find a topic for his summer break research homework. As he was blaming everything to Adam and Eve for sinning and causing their descendants to suffer (from homework), Doraemon decided to provide him with a gadget to observe the creation of the world so that he may write it in a diary-like report. Suneo, Giant and Shizuka eventually joined them and together they watch over the birth of tribes and civilizations. Meanwhile, the time patrol is looking for an illegal time machine whose controllers accidentally heard Giant speaking of the genesis diary project. They captured Giant and Suneo; leaving Nobita, Shizuka and Doraemon to watch over the genesis set and to rescue them. (Source: ANN)

Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo YU-NO Recap

Recap of the first half of Kono Yo no Hate de Koi wo Utau Shoujo YU-NO series.

Soujuu Senshi Psychic Wars

Psychic wars.

Ukyo Rettsu, a surgeon, treats a mysterous old woman for a mysterious "cancer." The growth turns out to be a messenger from the ancient past of Japan heralding a demonic invasion of the Earth. Ukyo must go back in time and fight the race of ancient demons. (Source: AniDB)

Meiji Tokyo Renka Movie 2: Hanakagami no Fantasia

Sequel to Meiji Tokyo Renka: Yumihari no Serenade, which follows Mei Ayazuki as she travels back in time and falls in love with historical figures.

Toki no Tabibito: Time Stranger

Based on the novel trilogy of the same name by MAYUMURA Taku (眉村 卓), Time Stranger is the story of a bunch of teenagers getting transported back in time through Japan's history, and getting mixed up with samurai shenanigans.

Thermae Romae Specials

Thermae romae.

Bonus episodes included with the BD/DVD. The first episode consists of "Miwaku no Farosu" (Alluring Pharos) and "Sanshimai OL Terumae Satsujin Jiken" (The Three Sisters of Thermae Romae Murder Case). The second episode consists of "Subesube ni Naritai" (I Want to Have Smooth Skin) and "Hitasura Suberitai" (I Just Want to Slip).

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 3: Kurenai no Tsuki

Another 100 years has passed since the end the end of Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 2 (200 years after the original anime). In the past that is, very little time has gone by in the future. One day, Kasuga Nozomi encounters a strange boy at her high school, who sends her across time and space to Kyou, a place in another world that bears a strong resemblance to Kyoto towards the end of the Heian period. There, the Minamoto clan ("Genji"), led by Minamoto no Yoritomo, is at war with the Taira clan ("Heike"), led by Taira no Kiyomori. The Heike hope to defeat the Genji by releasing vengeful spirits to disturb the earth`s natural flow of energy and to terrorize the land. The boy is revealed to be the human form of Hakuryuu, the White Dragon God that protects Kyou, who is weakened by the presence of the vengeful spirits. As the Hakuryuu no Miko (Priestess of the White Dragon God), Nozomi allies herself with the Genji because Hakuryuu cannot send her home until his power is restored... (Source: AniDB)

Buddy Complex: Daremo Shiranai Ashita e

A summary of the Buddy Complex series told from the point of view of Nasu Mayuka.

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 2: Shiroki Ryuu no Miko

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 2 takes place 100 years after the original Harukanaru Toki no Naka de story. In the past that is, very little time has gone by in the future. Kyou, which resembles Kyoto in the Heian period, is in turmoil because of a power struggle going on between the emperor and the retired emperor, and the people of Kyou are falling into desperation, fearing the coming of the end of the world. Karin was walking with her friends when suddenly she is brought by the White Dragon to the land of Kyou. She was chosen as the new priestess of the White Dragon and she must fight against the evil with the help of her guardians while meantime, she keeps having visions of a mysterious man...

Are You OK?

The current government is seeking outsiders and granting them positions according to their abilities in order to update their backwards country and create a new world! Zuo Yunqi is just an ordinary young master, but to save his father, he disguises himself as an outsider to join the government. Unfortunately, his disguise is broken by a man hired specifically to identify who's a real outsider and who isn't. In their battle of wits, the two of them end up in many comedic situations and eventually become allies. As the two of them stop a shocking conspiracy, they discover that some of the outsiders have formed their own alliance to revolt against those in power and create a new society of peace and equality. Zuo Yunqi and his friends are forced to join in and become a part of this battle... (Source: Baidu)

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 3: Owarinaki Unmei

The war between the Heike clan and the Genji clan continues. This time, Nozomi has to fight a powerful supernatural enemy and make a choice: protect her friends and stay by Kurou's side, or choose her first love, Masaomi, which is the leader of the Heike, and her enemy.

Precure Miracle Leap Movie: Minna to no Fushigi na Ichinichi

The story begins when the protagonist Hikaru meets aliens Lala, Prunce, and Fuwa while watching the night sky. She learns of the "Star Palace," where the 12 Star Princesses of the constellations kept the balance of the universe until they were attacked. Lala is searching for the legendary Precure warriors to help find the 12 scattered "Princess Star Color Pens" and revive the princesses. When Fuwa is captured by an enemy, Hikaru wishes to save Fuwa, and a Star Color Pendent and a Star Color Pen appear to allow her to transform into Cure Star. From then on she works to collect the pens and raise Fuwa, who is the key to reviving the princesses.

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Hachiyou Shou Specials

Short clips about what happens after the TV series.

God Mazinger

In the ancient, legendary past, the peaceful kingdom of Mu is under siege by the war-like Dragonian Empire. With a woeful amount of fire power and only a giant statue of a deity to watch over them, the young Queen Aira and her people are no match for the Dorado, the Golden King,and his army of dinosaurs. But Aira reaches out to someone who can save them, a warrior from another time and place. That person happens to be Yamato Hino, an average though highly athletic high school boy in modern-day Tokyo. At first Yamato think she’s going crazy when he gets messages from a spectral young woman, but she eventually convinces him to take the plunge… through a mystical portal to ancient Mu. Before the Tokyo teen can get acclimated, Dragonia attacks again, but this time, the dinosaurs and soldiers are repulsed by the giant God Mazinger, now merged with Yamato. Though Mu has achieved it's first victory, they have along way to go, as does Yamato, who will need to over come his own deep character flaws and become a true warrior to save the kingdom and get back home. (Source: Discotek)

An ordinary high school student named Bon becomes part of a team of time-traveling agents tasked with saving people's lives during historical events that happen across different eras and locations around the globe. (Source: Netflix)

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Hachiyou Shou OVA

A funny side side story of the series.

Emblem Take 2

Shinjuku, 1983. A member of the Kaeda Yakuza gang, Akutsu Jouji, has lost in a brawl with a university cheering squad, and begs for forgiveness through bitter tears. Since then, nothing has gone well in Jouji's life, until 10 years later in 1993, his friend was ordered to kill him, and as he ran away he killed himself, ending his miserable life. But when Jouji opened his eyes, he was in Shinjuku in 1983, at the fight with the university students that caused things to go wrong. Now with ten more years of memories and experience, Jouji repels the university students with spirit and wisdom. Now he swears to wear a gold emblem around town, and begins his life anew. (Source: Hokuto no Gun)

Four billion years ago, in the Andromeda Nebula, an ambitious project was launched. An ancient race of aliens, seeing that there was no other intelligent life in the Universe, set their massive supercomputers the task of seeding more races that could grow to sentience. The project was known as the Omega Program. The human race was the result of this project. However, humans were not the only races to grow from the Omega Program, and lurking in the future is the deadliest threat the human race has ever faced. In time, the products of this Program are destined to clash in violent opposition. Hopelessly outnumbered by the technologically superior enemy, Earth has one last hope—the secret fail-safe of the Omega Program—the Delta Boy, living avatar of the supercomputer that began life on Earth. His only problem is staying alive long enough to save his future—and that of all humanity...

Tondera House no Daibouken

The flying house.

The series began in the middle of a game of hide and seek, as a young boy named Justin Casey (Gen) finishes counting and begins searching for his friends Angela (usually called "Angie") and Corkey Roberts (Kanna and Tsukubo Natsuyama). As he searched for the brother and sister in the wooded area, a storm occurred all of a sudden. Justin managed to sneak up on the two before the rain started pouring, forcing them to run for cover. They would eventually find a house in the wooded area, previously unseen according to Justin. At first glance it appeared nobody was home after entering the house, until they discovered a robot named Solar Ion Robot (Kadenchin), or the acronym SIR. They would soon meet the owner of the house, Professor Humphrey Bumble (Dr. Tokio Taimu), who introduced the children to his greatest creation, a time machine. Professor Bumble's attempt at recreating Benjamin Franklin's famous lightning experiment with the use of a kite flying outside the house to get the machine working only led up to SIR's temporary change in personality before sending the entire house on course for the past. The children never realized how long the journey back home would be due to Professor Bumble's misguidance and errors in time travel, but in the meantime they witnessed and participated (with little or no consequences) in numerous events in the Bible's New Testament, from John the Baptist's birth to the rise of the Apostle Paul." (Source: Wikipedia)

Tsuki wa Higashi ni Hi wa Nishi ni: Operation Sanctuary OVA

Naoki Kazumi's parents died in an accident and since he had nowhere to go, he now is living with his cousin Matsuri Shibugaki. One day up on the school's rooftop a girl falls out from the sky. The girl is called Mikoto Amagasaki, and she comes from 100 years in the future, she went back in time with hope to eventually find her missing brother. However , when Mikoto sees Naoki, she end up mistaking him for her brother. (Source: Wikipedia)

Time-traveling lovers Katsumi and Sakura find themselves in the midst of Japan's medieval civil war between the Heike and Genji clans. (Source: AniDB)

Futatsu no Kurumi

Futatsu no Kurumi is a short story following 12-year-old Ayaka as she is teleported back in time to the fire bombing of Tokyo in 1945 and covers her experiences in this very different and unfamiliar environment. (source: saizen-fansubs)

Ryuukyuu Timeline: Mirai Shoujo to Inishie no Ou

Ryukyu timeline: the girl from future and the ancient king.

A historical fantasy that unfolds a mysterious story between a high-school girl from Urasoe and Satto, the king of the Ryukyu Kingdom. (Source: AniDB)

Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Hachiyou Shou Recap

A recap of the Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Hachiyou Shou series included on the special "making-of" DVD release of the Harukanaru Toki no Naka de: Maihitoyo movie.

Are You OK? Season 2

This story takes place in ancient Liang, where many locals, upon their deaths, have their bodies inhabited by souls from 2,000 years in the future, transforming into time travelers. These time travelers bring advanced experiences and knowledge to Liang, simultaneously raising suspicions and concerns among the reigning emperor. Amidst the changing tides, a time traveler named Lou Zhu, who advocates for peace, forms a deep bond with Zuo Yunqi, a native member of a prominent family, and attempts to find a path to progress and coexistence for all. However, tensions between the imperial court and radical time travelers escalate rapidly. In an explosive incident, Lou Zhu becomes entangled to prevent mutual destruction but tragically gets buried under a collapsing mountain, and his fate remains uncertain. Half a year passes in the blink of an eye. Seizing the opportunity presented by the major explosion, the emperor orders the eradication of all time travelers, while a radical time traveler organization called the "Pioneers," led by Jiao Jiaoran, seeks to use the upheaval to overthrow the imperial authority and gain an advantage in warfare through the use of modern weaponry. Both sides share a common focus—the legendary Lou Zhu, who is said to be recovering from injuries in the martial arts community.

Ryuukyuu Timeline 2: Tedako no Machi Tanbou

Ryukyu timeline 2: searching for the city of the tedako.

A historical fantasy that unfolds a mysterious story between a high-school girls – Akari, Sarah and Tsubasa – and Satto, the king of the Ryukyu Kingdom. (Source: AniDB)

Kujakuou: Sengoku Tensei

Kujakuou sengokutensei.

A promotional anime for the 2nd volume release of Makoto Ogino's Kujakuou: Sengoku Tensei manga.

Duel Masters King Max

The story of Duel Masters King entered the "next stage" with the new series. The theme of the new series is "time travel." (Source: ANN)

Music video of the song Suki da by YOASOBI.

Heroes of the Ancient Olympic Games

Follow the adventures of Mao, a Japanese teenager and aspiring runner, as she travels back to ancient Greece to learn about the Olympic Games. (Source: olympics.com)

Neko Neko Nihonshi Movie: Ryouma no Hachamecha Time Travel ze yo!

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Tusin Jeonsaenggi PV

Doom breaker pv.

Promotional video for the Naver Webtoon manhwa Doom Breaker.

Moshi Meta: Moshi Joshikousei ga Metaverse de Miko ni Nattara

Meng Hui Jinsha Cheng

The dreams of jinsha.

Xiao Long is a modern day middle-school student, who, after being transported 3,000 years back in time to the ancient kingdom of Jinsha, discovers his true destiny. Jinsha is a beautiful and magical place but plagued by a mysterious evil energy which its inhabitants fear they can't hold off, much less defeat. After the school boy witnesses the beginnings of the destruction by the forces of darkness on this ancient land, he is overcome with sadness and pledges to help. Upon discovering a special connection with nature, Xiao Long gains the trust of the beautiful young Princess Hau'er and her loyal subjects and together they fight the wicked forces surrounding them to restore peace across the kingdom. Along the way, Xiao Long reforms himself into a courageous boy who forgoes his self-centered behavior to coexist harmoniously with others. (Source: IMDB)

World Heroes

An animated special based on the World Heroes fighting game series by ADK.

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Spring Island (2024) is one of the islands inside Anime Fighters Simulator and is an event map for Spring 2024. The star in this map is the Spring Star. This map is Spring themed, specifically Spring themed characters, NPC's, and Bosses.

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Spring Island is a map that embodies the emotions and feelings when you think of Spring, there are blooming and bright trees everywhere with bright and vibrant colors which represent the coming of spring.

There are two bosses in this area, the first being the Spring Guardian, which is located at the end of Spring Island along with the main boss. The main boss is Spring Spirit, which is a strong boss with 130Q HP.

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