Anime Expeditions Equipment Guide – Best Relics and How to Farm Them

Equipment is the backbone of late-game progress in Anime Expeditions. Once our units hit around level 40, gear becomes the main source of extra power. A well-built relic setup can boost a unit’s damage by thousands of points, and skipping this step leaves a lot of strength on the table. In this guide, we break down every equipment type, the best builds for different roles, and the fastest ways to farm rerolls.

Why Equipment Matters So Much

Leveling and evolving a unit only gets us so far. Equipment stacks on top of that base power and often decides whether a unit performs well or falls flat. A fully geared unit can deal noticeably more damage than the same unit with nothing equipped. That gap only grows as we push further into Expeditions and Raids. If we already checked out our traits tier list, think of equipment as the next layer of that same power curve. Traits shape a unit’s foundation, and equipment builds on top of it.

Standard Equipment vs Unit Specific Gear

Equipment in this game falls into two broad categories. Standard equipment can go on any unit in our roster, which makes it useful for filling gear slots early on. Unit-specific gear only fits one character, but it usually carries a unique passive on top of its stats. That passive often matters more than the raw numbers.

Here is a quick way to think about the difference:

• Standard gear provides flat or percentage stat boosts and applies to anyone.
• Unit-specific gear unlocks extra effects, but only for its matching character.
• Most unit-specific pieces need us to evolve the unit first before they become worth using.

We recommend leaning on standard equipment while leveling new units, then swapping in unit-specific gear once a character is evolved and confirmed as part of our main team.

Best Equipment Builds for Damage

For units built around pure damage output, the Shinigami Sword stands out as one of the strongest pieces in the game right now. It gives a solid chunk of extra damage along with a bit of crit chance, which makes it a safe pick for almost any damage dealer. The Three Swords of Hell is another strong option, adding a flat damage percentage that scales well on carries.

If we are running a magic-based unit, pairing the Shinigami Sword with a magic-focused piece tends to work well, since it raises damage against debuffed targets. Units that rely on speed and frequent attacks benefit more from pieces like the Kunai, which pushes both damage and attack speed at once.

Best Equipment for Crit and Support Roles

Not every unit needs a pure damage build. Some characters work better as support pieces that boost the units around them. For those, we want to prioritize crit chance and crit damage over raw stats. Pairing an enhanced katana with the Shinigami Sword gives a strong crit foundation for units whose kit depends on landing critical hits consistently.

This matters a lot for follow-up attack units. Their bonus hits often scale off a nearby carry’s damage instead of their own. A follow-up attack that crits off a maxed-out damage dealer can hit far harder than the support unit’s own base attack ever could. Running two or three of these support units around one strong carry can multiply that effect across the whole fight.

Situational and Niche Equipment

A large chunk of the equipment pool only shines under specific conditions. These pieces are not bad, but they only make sense for certain unit types.

• Bleed-focused gear works best on units that already apply bleed effects.
• Magic boosting pieces only help magic type units, while physical boosting pieces do the opposite.
• Range-boosting equipment suits units that struggle with short attack ranges.
• A small handful of pieces only synergize with one or two units in the entire roster.

Before we equip anything from this pool, it helps to check whether the unit’s kit actually lines up with what the gear offers. Throwing situational gear on the wrong unit wastes a good roll.

How Equipment Rarity Works

Every craft or farm run starts us off with a blue quality piece. From there, we head to the reroll section of the Armory to push its stats higher. The percentage shown during a reroll tells us how close we are to a better tier. Crossing roughly the halfway mark upgrades the piece to legendary, and pushing well past that can land a mythic roll. Chasing these high rolls on our core team’s gear is essentially the endgame loop once story content dries up.

How to Farm Equipment Rerolls Efficiently

Reroll materials, often called equipment cubes, come from a few reliable sources. Daily, weekly, and regular challenges are the most consistent option, so we suggest treating the mid-tier challenge as a priority target. Story maps and Expedition runs also drop these cubes, along with unit-specific gear tied to that stage.

A useful habit is checking the Expedition map layout before starting a run. If it does not show equipment rerolls in the reward pool, resetting and rerolling the map saves time. Raids and periodic shop rotations offer another route, especially once our account level rises enough to unlock stronger loot tables.

Final Thoughts

Equipment turns a decent unit into a genuine carry. Standard pieces keep our whole roster functional early, while unit-specific gear and high-rarity rerolls define our endgame power spikes. Focus on evolving our main damage dealers first, farm challenges consistently for reroll cubes, and build support units around crit chance rather than raw damage. That combination gives us the most value for the time we put in.

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