Anime Zero progression guide for codes, pity, and your next grind
A route board for the next useful decision—not a sprawling wiki. Start with your account state, then move toward the next gate, pity target, or dungeon mode.
Watch the loop before you plan
Optional community gameplay context only—not an official developer source. Skip it if you already know the dungeon loop.
Community gameplay explainer by Ashira RBX on YouTube. Optional context for the combat loop before you use the planner—not an official developer source.
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Start with the decision in front of you
The fastest route is usually about what you can unlock next, not a universal tier list.
Quick decision strip
Redeem before rolling
Code rewards can move pity and fill early slots. Check their reported status first.
Check codesMake the gate the goal
Keep a functional carry and use the milestone route before overcommitting resources.
Route to 25Match mode to job
Story, Defend, Infinite and raid are different tools—not one “best” farm.
Compare modesA small code sample—not a stale dump
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Reported as patch / milestone strings by community sources. Reward bundles and active status can change abruptly; confirm live status in-game before redeeming.
25 and 50 change your route
Community guides report code and raid gates at these milestones. Treat them as checkpoints in the planner, then confirm in-game.
Mode snapshot
Story
Best early anchor while you establish a carry and learn your dual-weapon loop.
Infinite / Defend
Use when the immediate job is sustained clears or progression beyond early Story.
Raid
Delay it until its entry requirement and your carry are ready; it is not a first-session shortcut.
Flame Director: decision impact
Patch changes are a reason to re-check your plan.
Use the focused update page to review reported raid, code, and build implications before spending a saved stack.
Read update impact →Evidence boundary & next tools
Anime Zero is in active development. This site routes decisions from public game and community-guide information; it does not claim developer verification for community-tracked codes or patch claims.