GHOUL://RE can be an absolutely abysmal experience if you don't know what you need to do. True to the nature of many Roblox games, you'll be thrown into the world, expect to know everything while a swarm of high level players absolutely destroy you. What fun!

This is exactly why we created this Complete Beginner's guide to GHOUL://RE, so you can have a better experience than we initially had.

Character Creation

The first time you log into the game, you'll get to choose between either being male or female, and picking a name for your character. Unfortunately, you won't get to choose the team you'll be playing on, which is probably for the best, but we digress.

You'll be randomly assigned to either CCG (Humans) or Ghouls. If you aren't happy with your choice, fear not, because you'll be seeing this screen relatively soon, and hopefully, you'll be able to try out the other team (hopefully).

Basic controls in GHOUL://RE

We highly recommend you take a look at the controls before you attempt to play GHOUL://RE. Definitely make sure you to remember the controls for grabbing (because it's used as a finisher), as you'll be using this one a lot.

How to progress in GHOUL://RE

GHOUL://RE describes itself as a hardcore PvP game, and it certainly lives up to that description. As soon as you spawn into the world, you are essentially a sitting duck, just waiting for high level players to destroy you, even if they gain nothing out of doing so.

To progress in GHOUL://RE, you need to kill other players (sometimes NPCs), not get killed by other players, and occasionally upgrade your skills and weapons. This is the basic gameplay loop regardless if you're playing as a ghoul or human.

One thing you definitely need to keep in mind is: you will die over, and over, and over again. If you're okay with that, cool, you'll fit right in. Otherwise, this may not be the game for you. You'll likely die less if you're playing in a group, but if you're going in solo (like we did), get ready for a less-than-ideal experience of you getting killed, spawn killed, and killed again until you figure everything out. Alternatively, you can read this guide and avoid all of that.

CCG Progression in GHOUL://RE

If you've spawned as a human, the first thing you need to do is visit the CCG building and become an Investigator. The CCG building is located around the middle of the map. Just look for a walled building with a little park in the walled area, and you're all set. You'll likely see other CCG humans coming in and out of the building. Walk in and talk to the receptionist to become a member.

From then on, you can accept missions, bounties and take part in events around town for the CCG. You can also buy and craft weapons from this building. Our advice is to pick up a starter weapon, find or create a crew of other humans, and go on a patrol to gain some experience so you can improve your Stats & Skills.

At Investigator rank 1, you'll be able to create your first Quinque. Definitely bring a crew with you for this because you may end up losing your money if you fail.

Unfortunately, if you're playing as a human, you'll likely have a harder time leveling up than playing as a ghoul but this should change for the better as development of the game continues.

Ghoul Progression in GHOUL://RE

According to the Discord (and our experience), being a ghoul is a lot more fun. In fact, it's almost a breeze when you compare the two. As a ghoul you need to eat other human players and NPCs to increase your RC, which ultimately makes you stronger. While you can't regenerate your health as fast as humans, you have more health, are stronger and, yeah, you're more likely to win fights. The only annoying thing is you need to keep your Hunger in check by constantly eating, but that's just part of being a ghoul.

When you gain 5,000 RC, you can wake up your Kugane which makes you almost unbeatable to the point where the only thing other players can do is wait for your Hunger bar to drop.

Ghouls can also accept missions from Anteiku which can earn them ranks and some money.

How to reroll your faction in GHOUL://RE

Every server hour, there will be a perma-death showdown between all players - Delirum. You'll be given a warning when this is about to start and you can choose to close the game and move to a different server. During the deathmatch, you earn improved rewards, better loot, but if you get killed, you lose everything, including your character.

While this may sound bad, it's also a chance for you to get reborn, or in other words, change your faction. If you die during the perma-death event, you'll be sent to purgatory, and you'll get a chance to be reborn again and start fresh. It's still random whether or not you'll be reborn as the other faction, but either way, you'll start from scratch no matter what you end up getting.

So, if you're sick of being a human, hopefully you can get reborn as a ghoul, or vice-versa.

That's all there is to it for our Official GHOUL://RE beginners guide. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more GHOUL://RE guides and walkthroughs.

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There are plenty of rare and elusive fish you can catch in the fishing simulator Fisch found on Roblox. And, thanks to the recent Ancient Isle, there are even more added to the list, one of them being the Travis Scott fish.

This special fish is actually a shiny version of the Napoleon fish already found in the game. If you’re interested in catching the Travis Scott fish to impress your friends, we’ve got all the details on how to do it.

Where to find the Travis Scott fish in Fisch

Since the Travis Scott fish is a shiny mutation of the Napoleon fish, you can find it where you’d normally catch Napoleon fish. The best place to do this is Sunstone Island. To get there, head to the northwest of Moosewood. 

You should get the island’s name to pop up if you’re heading in the right direction. Simply follow the text to get there. The coordinates are -750, 136, and -1316 if you have the GPS unlocked.

You can fish anywhere there is water surrounding the island; however, the best spot for the Napoleon fish specifically is on a rock on a small outcrop of land under a palm tree. Once you’ve found this spot, it’s time to start fishing.

How to catch the shiny Travis Scott fish

Casting your rod out into the water and reeling in fish is the only way you’re going to acquire the Travis Scott fish. Keep fishing until you find one. You can try moving around to different spots on the island as well, just to keep things fresh. However, you’ll want to spend most of your time under the coconut tree.

While fishing is up to chance, there are certain things that will make this fish more likely to be caught. First is the season, time, and weather. Your best chance is to be there on a summer day when it’s windy.

If you get a Shiny Surge in your server, this is also one of the best times to go hunting for the Travis Scott fish. You’ll have a 3% increased chance of catching any shiny, including the one you’re looking for. Shiny fish aren’t the easiest to catch, so any boost helps.

You can also affect your chance of getting the shiny Travis Scott fish, depending on what fishing rod you use. Your best choice will be the Rod of The Depths since it gives a good luck boost. It’s also near the top of our Fisch fishing rod tier list. It will give you a better chance of catching a rare fish, like the Napoleon fish. 

The Trident Rod and Destiny Rod are also good quality rods that increase your luck. If you don’t have the Rod of The Depths, they’re also great options.

Be aware that the Napoleon fish is a rare fish, so you won’t come across it as much as you would a common fish like a Sweet fish or a Glass fish. Even more, the Travis Scott fish is a shiny, making it even more rare. You’ll need persistence to catch it. 

If you’ve got the cash to spare, Merlin is located at the top of Sunstone Isle, and this wizard will sell you a Luck IV for 5,000 C$. This will boost your good luck by 30% for ten minutes when activated. It’s an easy way to increase your chances.

How to appraise the Travis Scott fish in Fisch

If you’ve caught a fair amount of Napoleon fish and still aren’t having any luck getting the Travis Scott shiny, you can take your fish to the Appraiser on Moosewood, and there is a chance it will be revealed to be a shiny. 

Unfortunately, you will need to pay 450 C$ for each fish you appraise, and you need to travel all the way back to Moosewood to reach her. I wouldn’t recommend doing this unless you’ve been fishing for quite some time with no luck.

Once you’ve got a Travis Scott fish, you’ll be able to do with it as you please. Whether you want to show it off or simply admire the black hair locks on the fish, you’ll be proud to have one.

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If you're looking forward to the upcoming GHOUL://RE Roblox game, you're in the right place. Whether you are wondering about the combat, the crafting, or just when you can play the game, we've got the links, and we're here to share them. Here's everything you can find at the official GHOUL://RE Trello Board.

GHOUL://RE Trello Guide

First of all, here are all the links to everything GHOUL://RE:

• Official GHOUL://RE Trello
• GHOUL://RE Discord Server
• GHOUL://RE Roblox Group
• GHOUL://RE Game link

We'll be keeping a close eye on GHOUL://RE, and keep you posted about changes, guides, and especially, codes (provided the game has any when it launches).

Here's everything you can learn about the game from the official Trello board:

• General Information about the game
• How the controls work
• Links (which we've also provided above)
• How the core mechanics of the game work (Stats, Skilltree, Mission Board, and Trinkets)
• What the game assets will look like (Kagune, CCG, Quinque)
• How the crafting system works
• Information about In-Game Events
• All available clans in the game
• A look at the Skill Tree with all skills listed

GHOUL://RE Discord server

The official Discord server is lively and is a great place to ask questions, make suggestions, or just talk to other like-minded fans of the game. Joining the Discord is also a mandatory step if you want to get into early access. And, before you ask, YES, they do host giveaways on the server.

If you're planning to join the server, definitely keep an eye on the announcements and sub-announcements, as those are usually the first places the devs post updates on the game.

That's all there is to it for our Official GHOUL://RE Trello Board guide. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more GHOUL://RE guides and walkthroughs.

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Updated December 11, 2024

Fire Spirit Added

Exiled is full of spooky monsters out to get you and your loot. You can’t reliably kill them without traps, but there’s a special strategy to deal with each one. From coping stalkers to dealing with those annoying bats, here’s how to beat all monsters in Exiled Roblox.

How to Defeat All Monsters in Exiled

Each monster in Exiled has a specific way you need to deal with it to avoid getting killed. The best perks against monsters that I recommend are the Spiritual Sense perk to detect them and Lurker to hide from them. Here are all monsters, and then let's talk in-depth strategy to deal with all of them:

• Stone Golem
• Bat
• Fire Spirit
• Flesh Hunter
• Stalker
• Traps

While traps aren’t technically monsters, they can also kill you. So I’ll show you how to deal with them or even use them to kill other monsters. Note that you cannot kill any monsters unless you use traps. I don’t recommend trying to hit them with your torch, as you’ll just take unnecessary damage or die. My last general tip is that you can trap monsters using doors or bait them into traps, which I’ll talk about below.

How to Beat Stone Golems

The Stone Golem automatically dies after a while as it chases you. This Stone creature is probably the first enemy you’ll come across. You can easily spot them in the dark thanks to their glowing white eyes. As soon as you get close, they’ll start running towards you, and I recommend having a light source. Light slows them down as they recoil from it, and this way, you can easily keep them safe as they crumble shortly after.

How to Beat Bats

Bats or Watchwings will chase you as long as you have a light source like a Torch or a Lantern, so snuff those out. You can’t kill bats with your torch or the push. Instead, I recommend just turning off your light, and they’ll stop attacking you. Ignore them, pick up your loot, and get out of there. You’ll usually hear their screeching sounds first before you see them, so take this as your cue to turn off the light.

How to Beat Fire Spirit

Fire Spirits are the opposite of bats since they will ignore you if you have a lit Torch equipped. They usually come in groups but you'll easily spot them glowing like the Eye of Sauron, so it's quite easy to prepare for them. Just make sure you have a torch with enough flame to last you as you loot around the Fire Spirits. I recommend lighting a brazier as soon as you see it so that you have a place to relight your torch.

How to Beat Flesh Hunter

The blind Flesh Hunter is a gimmick enemy in Exiled, and you need to crouch with Ctrl or C to not make a sound. Don’t try to run or walk once you see him; just crouch and move away. It’s incredibly fast and deals a lot of damage. Just deal with the fact that you’ll have to crouch through loot gathering and make as much distance from it before you start to walk or run.

If it’s already chasing you, run away as much as you can and then hide and crouch. The great part is that you can have a light source on hand since it can’t, well, see. Also, the Adrenaline Rush perk helps greatly with Flesh Hunters for that speed boost after getting hit.

How to Beat Stalker

Stalkers are mean killing machines that you should never look at or get too close to. They’re fast, similar to the Flesh Hunters, and they also deal great damage. You can find them waiting in the corners of dungeons, so be extra careful when entering a room. If you see a Stalker, immediately look away and retreat.

If you don’t have a choice and must make your way past one, try to edge your way around his aggro perimeter slowly while looking away. If you hear it moving, run to make some distance. It’s a slow process, but as long as you don’t look and create enough distance, you’ll be fine. Invisibility potions are great here as well.

How to Use Traps in Exiled

Spinning Blades and Spike Traps are easy to spot and avoid if you’re careful when entering a new room. I recommend being slow around Spinning Blades to get their rhythm and running fast past one to avoid getting hit. Their damage doesn’t one-shot you, but it adds up. You can also bait monsters into them. The same goes for Spike Traps, but you have to be extra careful with a light source in hand to spot one and edge around it in tight rooms. Be careful since they one-shot you. Use them to your advantage to bait monsters into the spikes to kill them.

Insanity Guide in Exiled

The last danger you'll face is Insanity, which isn't a monster but an effect that happens when you go too far from your cart. If you stray too far (around 35 meters) into the darkness of the forest away from the cart, your screen will start going black. You'll hear a specific creepy sound effect, and it takes about 10 seconds for Insanity to instantly kill you. Either don't stray too far from the cart, or if you are affected by Insanity start heading back to the light of the cart to end Insanity.

And that’s how to deal with all monsters in Exiled. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more guides, and check out our Exiled codes for free goodies.

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If you find yourself struggling to defeat more powerful enemies in Anime Multiverse, then you are probably not using the best powers out there. Spend your gems wisely and only roll for the best powers with our Anime Multiverse tier list below.

Anime Multiverse Powers Tier List

Powers in Anime Multiverse significantly differ in strength depending on their rarity tier. For example, epic powers are way stronger than rare ones, and mythic powers are much stronger than legendary powers. With that in mind, powers in the above Anime Multiverse tier list are ranked based on how strong they are within their rarity tier.

List of Anime Multiverse Powers

Mythic Anime Multiverse Powers

Power	Details	Tier
Emperor's Haki	+ You deal more damage to non-boss enemies + Excellent for raids and meta overall	Meta
Lapse Blue	+ Meta for raids + Excellent AoE and damage	Meta
Dismantle	+ Good for bosses – Lower damage compared to other	A
Black Divider	+ Excellent for bosses and as a support power + Applies curse debuff that makes enemies take more damage	A
Cruel Sun	+ Applies burn DoT effect + Decent AoE and very high damage + Meta for raids	A
Light Shower	+ Great AoE and crowd control + Meta for raids	Meta
Gate of Babylon	+ Great overall with decent damage + Good cooldowns and armor break + Amazing for breaking shields	Meta
Ackerman Flurry	+ Decent damage and low cooldown – Low AoE and very clunky to use	B
Quake	+ Excellent for bosses because of the huge armor break it has + Meta for raids	Meta
Solar Punch	+ Decent for killing bosses – Overall bad compared to other Mytchic powers	B

Legendary Anime Multiverse Powers

Power	Details	Tier
White Ripple	+ Good DPS and decent cooldowns – Low armor break	C
Space Ripper	+ Great damage, decent cooldown, and good armor break	B
Magma	+ Great damage and AoE + Applies burn debuff – Long cooldown	C
Super Cyan	+ Buffs your punch DMG by 30% – Very long cooldown	C

Epic Anime Multiverse Powers

Power	Details	Tier
Kick Course	+ Decent damage and cooldown + Good AoE	D
Overdrive	+ Good damage, low cooldown, and excellent armor break	C
Kamehameha	+ Good range and damage – Long cooldown	D

Rare Anime Multiverse Powers

Power	Details	Tier
Gum Gum	+ Decent damage, armor break, and cooldown	D
Cero Blast	+ Better version of the Kunai	D
Kunai	+ Very low cooldown and decent armor break – Very low damage	D
Rasengan	+ Decent damage – Low armor break	D
Highest Hachis	+ Decent damage and cooldown – Poor armor break	D

How to Summon Powers in Anime Multiverse

You can summon new powers by going into the Summon area of the main lobby. In the summon menu, you can see the following:

• The current banner has three powers that have increased summon chances. The middle one has a 50% chance to drop, while the ones on the left and right have a 20% drop rate.
• Your current Mythic and Legendary pity progress at the top.
• Auto delete toggles that you can activate if you already have all the legendary, epic, and rare powers so that you don't have to constantly delete them manually from your inventory.

You unlock the ability to get Secret tier powers on the banners when you reach Ascension 1. To ascend, acquire the needed amount of energy and go to the Evolve area of the main lobby, where the Ascension NPC is located.

I hope the above info helps you on your Anime Multiverse grind. If you want to start out with a decent power right off the bat, then check out our Anime Multiverse codes.

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GO FISHING is pretty simple, isn't it? You cast your rod, reel in the fish, you catch a rare one, and you sell your haul. Simple, right? WRONG! There is an almost secret mechanic in the game that gives WAY MORE GOLD, and you likely aren't even aware of it.

No, you don't have to spend any real money to activate this, and it's not something you have to unlock. This is just something the game has but doesn't tell you about.

How to get 200% more gold in GO FISHING Roblox

Golden Fish! We're not talking about the Gold Fish you can catch on Default Isle, we're talking about Golden versions of any fish you catch. And before you ask, no, these aren't super rare because you can actually make them yourself!

How to Create a Golden Fish

You can create a Golden Fish by merging five regular fish of the same kind. Simply start fishing at any dock until you catch five of the same fish and open your inventory. You'll see all the fish you've caught. Now select one of the five fish you've caught. You should see two options:

• Equip
• Make Gold

Equip is simply holding the fish in your hand just so you can show off to other players.

Make Gold is what we are looking for. Select this and you're five fish will merge together creating a golden version of the fish.

How much are Golden Fish worth?

A Golden fish is worth nine to ten times more than a regular fish. Taking into account that you need five regular fish to create one, this means that you'll almost double your profits by creating and selling Golden Fish.

As you can see from our screenshots above, I've sold a regular Turtle for a 10K (not too bad), but then I sold a Golden Turtle for a whopping 90K. Even if you consider that it took me five turtles to make a Golden one, this is still a huge profit.

The best thing about it is you can do this with ANY FISH, as long as you have five of them, even Legendary ones.

We recommend that, from now on, you only sell Golden Fish to the Fish Trader and actually keep regular fish (so you can use them to create even more Golden ones).

Now go out there and make some gold in GO FISHING. When you make some serious gold, check out our guide on How to get all rare fish in GO FISHING.

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If you've gotten into GO FISHING Roblox, then you may be wondering how you can get your hands... hooks... on the rarer fish in the game. In this guide, we'll tell you a bunch of tips that should hopefully help you capture the more elusive fish of GO FISHING.

How rare fish work in GO FISHING?

Currently, there are seven islands in GO FISHING, and each one has two rare fish. Just like all fish in the game, rare ones have their own chance of being caught. You may get extremely lucky and capture one during your first reel, or you may end up fishing for hours. Unfortunately, that's just how the game works.

You'll need the best rod, the right skills, maybe some bait, and lots of patience.

All rare fish in GO FISHING

Here's a list of all the rare fish in GO FISHING

Now, some of these odds may look a bit ridiculous, but keep in mind: you always manage to hook in a fish, no matter where you are, and on the final island (Toxic Zone), the odds of capturing the most common fish is 1 in 50,00K; so, really, don't let those numbers scare you.

You'll know you've captured a fish when you see a cool cutscene of you capturing a large fish.

What do you need to capture a rare fish?

Here's the thing:
Even if you manage to hook one of the rare fish, you still won't be able to reel it if your skill isn't high enough.

So start working on building your GO FISHING skills. You can refer to our Ultimate GO FISHING Roblox Beginner's Guide, but essentially, level up until you are comfortable enough to capture fish on all islands and until you have the best rod money can buy (oh, and you don't actually have to spend any real money for this to work unless you want to support the developers).

The most important skill when it comes to hooking a rare fish is Luck. The more Luck you have, the bigger your chance of hooking a rare fish, but remember, if your skill isn't high enough, it will just escape.

We also recommend you get some bait and potions if you can, but that's entirely up to you. Personally, we didn't have a lot of luck with bait, but many other players have, so the choice is entirely up to you.

When is the best time to start looking for rare fish?

You should start fishing for rare fish when you can comfortably fish in the Toxic Zone and you have the best rod in the game (the Light Saber Rod). Until you get to this point, simply level up as you normally would while going from one island to the next, and don't sweat about the rare fish just yet. Don't forget to prioritize leveling up your Fishing Speed and Strength over Luck until you can catch fish without issues.

Once you have the best rod money can buy, you can start buying Luck Potions and Lures. We recommend buying a bunch before you actually start capturing fish.

Only after you have all the equipment can you start going through all the islands and invest all your future skill points into luck. Most of all, have patience. GO FISHING is a game of patience.

That’s it for my GO FISHING Map guide. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more GO FISHING guides and walkthroughs.

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The Jujutsu Kaisen RPG we’ve all been waiting for is finally here. Jujutsu Infinite will be officially launching in December with a slew of new features, game modes, and customization options. Let’s discuss the official Jujutsu Infinite release date and the trailer.

Jujutsu Infinite Official Release Date

Jujutsu Infinite will be officially launching on December 26. After several waves of early access testing, Awesome Ninja Games have finally given us a proper date to be excited about. Those who have tested the game over the past few years will have a slew of new features to look forward to. The main highlight is the impressive new storyline to follow along with animated cutscenes. That said, there are a ton more new customization features, game modes, skills, NPCs, and special mechanics.

Jujutsu Infinite Trailer

The official JI release trailer is a certified hype train showcasing the new storyline, PVP modes, domain expansions, and a ton of new cursed techniques. You can also take a look at the vast open world and Raids. These are instances of various different realms where you can fight and explore alone or with a party. Last but not least, we also get a glimpse of the new bosses and boss fight arenas that you’ll easily be able to replay through one of the HUB stations.

Jujutsu Infinite Trello & Discord

Don’t forget to jump into the official Jujutsu Infinite Trello and Discord channels, where you can find a ton of information on the game. The Trello is a source of all the different customization options, NPCs, missions, HUB stations, etc. Meanwhile, Discord is where you can find the latest updates and get helpful tips and advice from more experienced players.

How to Get Jujutsu Infinite Early Access

I highly recommend you join the official Discord server above because this is how you can get early access to the game. Once you’re on the Discord server, go to the Announcements channel. There are two ways you can get early access here:

1. Apply for developer-ran early access giveaways by reacting to one of their active Wave tester messages.
2. They also link to videos from community content creators who are giving away early access.

I would apply to all of the active giveaways you can find in the Announcements channel. This way, you’ll maximize your chances of getting early access before December 26. Don’t forget to check out our Jujutsu Infinite codes to grab free stuff for the game, and stay tuned to Destructoid for upcoming guides.

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If you're a Quincy seeking an ability that will give you the edge against any opponent, you need to unlock Voltstanding. As a Roblox game based heavily on the Bleach anime series, there's a lot to love about Type Soul's progression system, especially with each faction's ultimate abilities.

Those playing Quincy have a special ability that's so powerful it can wipe the floor with anything you come up against. But don't think for a second that it'll be easy to unlock. Here's a complete guide on how to unlock Vollstandig, also known as Voltstanding, in Type Soul.

How to unlock Volt (Voltstanding) in Type Soul

To get Voltstanding in Type Soul, you must be Elite Grade and then complete a series of requirements. Below are the exact steps you'll take:

• Win 13 Raids, either through Ranked Wins or Clan Wars
• Get 50 Hollow Kills, 10 Elite Grips, and one Bawabawa kill without dying
• Return to Wandenreich and talk to Balance before completing Voltstanding's trials

The first task, above all else, is reaching Elite Grade. Elite Grade is the best of the best, so you'll need to work extremely hard to get your character to this level before even considering Voltstanding. You first start your Type Soul adventure at Grade 5, with higher grades unlocking as you complete quests. You'll eventually reach Grade 2, prompting you to complete your Schrift quests before eventually making your way to Elite Grade.

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Once you've hit Elite Grade, you need to visit the castle in Wandenreich City and speak to Balance. They're in the room with the blur flooring. Balance will tell you the requirements for unlocking Voltstanding in order. So, once you've completed one challenge, you'll need to return to Balance to get the next one. To keep it simple, I've collected each task below as they unlock.

Voltstanding Raid Wins task

The first challenge you'll need to do is one of the following:

• Get 7 Clan Wars Wins
• Win 13 Raids
• Win 26 Ranked (1v1 or 2v2) matches

You should complete the task that's easiest for you. I've seen some players report the Ranked wins as easiest because they're based on skill, but I'm not very skilled in Type Soul, so the Raids were easiest for me. These run every 30 minutes in-game, so look for a server that's either on the hour or half hour and try to join because they're the most likely to have a raid for you to enter and win.

You could also look for a dedicated Type Soul Discord server to join. These have moderators who can force Raids to start, making them a great way to grind these out for progression.

Aside from this, you're free to take part in dozens of 1v1s or 2v2s and farm wins to complete this challenge, or take part in raids if that's more fun to you. You can even do a mix of both, as long as you reach a total of 13 Raid Win.

If you lose track of how many Raid Wins you're at, you can visit the Unrivaled Unequaled NPC in the Karakura Town warehouse.

Voltstanding Hollow and Elite Grip task

The second challenge you'll need to complete to get Voltstanding is to complete all of the following without dying:

• Kill 50 Hollows
• Get 10 Elite Grade player Grips
• Kill 1 Jidanbo or Bawabawa

The hardest part of this task is gripping 10 Elites, but you can just find someone from another faction and grip them 10 times to complete that part. The one point to note here is that if you die in the middle of completing any of these, you'll reset your progress and must kill all the enemies again.

With that in mind, aim for the toughest enemies first so you don't need to repeat them too often if you fail. Gripping Elites is the easiest part of this challenge, and by focusing on the much larger enemies, you can set yourself up well for an easy finish.

Another challenging part of this task is killing a World Boss. Bawabawa spawns in Hueco Mundo, while Jidanbo appears in the Soul Society. Defeating World Bosses is pretty intense but just as doable as killing 50 Hollows. If you're already familiar with fighting these guys, though, you shouldn't have too much trouble here. I'd recommend doing this first before killing 50 Hollows and getting your 10 Elite Grips, but the order will depend on your preference and how easily you can do the other tasks.

Voltstanding Balance Trial task

After completing the first two tasks, return to Balance at the top of Wandenreich Castle. This will unlock the Quincy Voltstanding minigame. This will teleport you to a new area where arrows fall from the sky for around a minute and 30 seconds.

If you fail this at any point, you'll have to wait an hour or grip two additional Elite Grades. While waiting an hour isn't too bad, knocking this out from the get-go will make your life easier. Focus on dodging each projectile to have Yhwach the Quincy King spawn in to grant you Voltstanding.

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GO FISHING is still very much in development but it has still has places you need to go. For your convenience we've sketched a rough map depicting each location currently in the game as well as locations of key NPC characters. We'll go through each location and tell you a bit about them.

We will keep updating this map as more content rolls out, but for now, it should give you a rough view of where everything is.

Default Isle

This is your starting zone and, likely, the only zone where you'll fish without using the Autofishing feature. Here, you can catch relatively smaller fish like crabs, octopi, starfish, and the like. There are also two NPCs, the Pirate and the Ninja, and each of them has a Quest for you. After you buy a raft, you can move on to the next island.

Volcano Isle

You'll notice right away Volcano Isle is much larger than Default Isle. Other than your standard vendors, which you find on all other islands, there is a Rich Man NPC (his quest will probably get added soon) and an ??? (that's his name), who does have a pretty cool quest. There is another NPC high up on a cliff, Homeless, which is still inaccessible.

The fish you catch on this Isle is likely going to be enough to get you to your fifth or even sixth rod. These include sharks, Sturgeons, Squids, and even a Monster Fish.

Snowy Biome

This snow-covered Isle is home to a somewhat difficult quest and plenty of non-traditional fish. Other than Red Salmon and Sword Fish, you can also catch Orcas, Axolotls, Seals, or even the Loch Ness monster (we didn't realize it lives in the ocean, but oh well!).

On the back of the Island, there is a narrow bridge that leads you to an iceberg, which is home to the Eskimo NPC, who has a rather difficult quest.

Deep Waters

Another huge island with a lot of potential but still very much in development. There is a cave with a miner and a bunch of workers. The Miner gives you probably the easiest quest in the game, which you can finish in minutes.

Otherwise, enjoy catching Manta Rays, Bloneuses, and the El Gran Maja.

Ancient Ocean

From this point on, there isn't much point in exploring the rest of the islands as they are still in development. The Ancient Ocean is the first one without a single NPC, not counting the vendors. There are some ancient Roman structures (including the Coliseum) but no NPCs to give you quests.

Fish your way to your next upgrade by catching Krakens, Red Dragons, and Skeleton Fish, and move on to the next aisle.

High Field

It is a unique zone made up of six large pillars. You can only climb up the first three of them, but, as you can probably guess, there aren't any NPCs here. Just Blue, Yellow, and Pink Jellyfish. Oh, and you can also catch a Godzilla here (So, that's where he's been hiding!).

Toxic Zone

Last but not least, the Toxic Zone is home to lots of nuclear waste, leftover containers, two smoking exhaust chimneys, and end-game fish. Ranging from Toxic Fish all the way to Mouth Monsters, this Isle is the perfect time to use your Potions and rare bait you've been saving (You have been saving them, right?).

That’s it for my GO FISHING Map guide. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more GO FISHING guides and walkthroughs.

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It's exciting when you get a Mythic or a Secret unit in Anime Realms. However, to really draw out their full potential, you will have to hook them up with some traits at some point. Find out what traits to aim for when rerolling with our complete Anime Realms traits list.

Anime Realms Traits List

Trait	Effect	Recommended For	DPS Increase
(29.97%)	• Superior I Increases the unit's Damage by 10% • Superior II Increases the unit's Damage by 12.5% • Superior III increases the unit's Damage by 15%	• Decent for all DPS units	10/12.5/15%
(24.97%)	• Nimble I increases the unit's SPA by 5% • Nimble II increases the unit's SPA by 7.5% • Nimble III increases the unit's SPA by 12%	• Good for all DPS units and supports like Ukia and Koichy	5.2/8.1/13.6%
(24.97%)	• Range I increases the unit's Range by 10% • Range II increases the unit's Range by 12.5% • Range III increases the unit's Range by 15%	• Decent for all units that have decent AoE and Range, as well as supports.	/
(9.99%)	• Increases the XP gain of the unit by 50%	• Good for maxing out a unit with food	/
(4.99%)	• Increases the unit's Damage dealt to enemies below 30% HP by 20%	• It's just worse compared to all other DPS traits	6%
(2.5%)	• Increases the unit's Range by 25%	• Same as Range, just better.	/
(1%)	• Increases the unit's SPA by 20%	• Best suited for units with bad SPA like Getu and Ukia	25%
(0.8%)	• Increases the unit's Damage by 15% • Increases Damage dealt to bosses by an additional 25%	• Excellent for all DPS units • Works best on units with high boss DPS like Tojo	15% 43.75% (Boss)
(0.36%)	• Increases the unit's Damage and Range by 10% • The unit deals 20% of their damage as additional True Damage	• Especially useful against enemies that are resistant to specific types of damage • Overall great for all DPS units	32%
(0.2%)	• Increases the unit's Damage and Range by 20% • Increases the unit's SPA by 10%	• Excellent for all units • Works best with high-placement units	33%
(0.15%)	• Increases Farm unit's Yen gain by 25% • Increases DMG of non-farm units by 30%	• Mandatory for farm units like Speedcart • Great for all other DPS units	/
(0.1%)	• Increases the unit's Damage by 300% • Increases the unit's SPA and Range by 10% • Limits their placement to 1	• Works best on units that already have low placement (1-3) • Bad on units with four or more max placement	344.4/122.2/48.1% for 1/2/3 Placement units

Most of the traits in the above list will benefit your units in Anime Realms in one way or another. If you only want to spend a few rolls, try to aim for Sniper, Adept (if you want to dump feed that unit), Godspeed, or any of the higher-tier Rare traits. Mythic tier traits are diverse, so if you want to know which ones suit specific units, check out our Anime Realms tier list for more details.

How to Reroll Traits in Anime Realms

You can reroll the trait of your unit at the Traits NPC next to the Evolve chamber. It costs one Star Remnant or one Reroll token to reroll a trait of a Rare, Epic, or Legendary unit. For Mythic and Secret tier units, every reroll uses five Star Remnants or one Reroll Token.

When rerolling a Mythic trait, you will have to confirm your decision, so don't worry about accidentally rerolling a very rare trait.

How to Get Star Remnants and Reroll Tokens

You can get Star Remnants from summoning units, codes, daily challenges, tournaments, and Tower of God. Reroll tokens are much rarer, and you can acquire them mostly from codes and daily challenges, but you can also buy them from the traits menu for Robux.

There is also a low chance that you get a unit with a random trait when summoning on banners, so you might save a few Star Remnants if you get a good unit with a decent trait.

How to Best Spend Star Remnants and Reroll Tokens

I do not recommend rerolling traits on Rare and Epic units, except for farm units, on which you will want to get Golden. Reroll traits on your Legendary units only a few times (2-5) unless they are super useful, in which case, spend as many as you can afford. Use all of your Reroll Tokens and most of your Star Remnants to reroll traits on Mythic and Secret tier units because they are your best units.

That's it for our Anime Realms traits guide. I hope the above information helps you properly max out your favorite units. If you want to claim some freebies that can help you roll for more units, check out our Anime Realms codes.

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Want to spend your gems on good banners? Well, what you need then is an accurate and in-depth Anime Reborn units tier list. Fortunately for you, we analyzed all towers in the game and ranked them from best to worst based on their performance across all modes. So, scroll down, and let's dive in!

Anime Reborn Unit Tier List - Update 2

Overall Tier List

Story Mode Tier List

Infinite Mode Tier List

In the tier lists above, we ranked all the units based on their overall utility across all game modes. Unit strength compared to others of the same rarity was also taken into account. For more detail on why we ranked each unit the way we did, scroll down to the unit summaries.

Anime Reborn Unit Summaries

Meta Support Anime Reborn Units

• Time King — Time King's insane placement cost makes him virtually unusable in short game modes. However, he is definetly meta for Infinite as his DPS, range, and 55% slow passive on all enemies in his range are OP. Plus, he has an active that completely stops all enemies for several seconds.
• Speedcart — Speedcart is an expensive farm unit, and it is absolutely necessary for Infinite. Plus, he gives a 15% upgrade cost reduction to the first 5 units placed in his range.
• Yano — Yano applies a virtually permanent 50% slow on everything it touches, making him one of the most meta supports in Anime Reborn. He is also a hybrid with multi-hit attacks and buffs for his wind allies.
• Yamo — Yamo is a support/DPS unit that synergizes extremely well with Osta and other meta Dark units. His main trait is that he buffs Dark-type units in range with +35% DMG and all units with +15% Crit Rate and +15% Crit DMG. His DPS is solid as well.
• Lucky One — Lucky One stuns enemies with each attack for 3 seconds and also gains stats when he recovers from stun. He is pretty meta as a support, but as a DPS, he isn't that good.
• Bulba — Bulba is a cheap money-farm unit. She is a must for any short-game mode.

Support Anime Reborn Units

• Darkbeard — Darkbeard is one of the meta supports in Anime Reborn. He is full AoE when maxed out and slows enemies with his attacks. The only downside is that his upgrades are fairly expensive.
• Nonomi — Nonomi is a support unit that increases enemy DMG taken by 35%. He can give you that extra bit of DPS that you'll need against bosses, but otherwise, he isn't that amazing.
• Water Goddess — Water Goddess is a range-buffing support who can also deal respectable damage against regular mobs. She is also an okayish shield-breaker.
• Ruki — Ruki is the best legendary support unit on placement in Anime Reborn. She freezes enemies due to her passive and has pretty solid DPS.
• Killa — Killa is a support unit with a stun and pretty good SPA. However, Ruki and Darkbeard seem to outperform him. He can also target air on max upgrades, which is very useful if you don't have a legendary who can do that.

S+ Tier Anime Reborn Units

• Mercury — Mercury's passive ignores enemy element damage debuffs, allowing him to perform no matter what mode you use him in. He has a line AoE attack, broken and DPS, and also summons that scale with damage. He is pretty meta right now.
• Dragon Emperor — Dragon Emperor is a meta full AoE hybrid unit with extremely high stats and also a support passive when evolved. The only downside is that grinding for him can be really annoying.
• Delta Brothers — Delta Brothers are by far the best shield-breaker of all secret units, with a hybrid line attack and good DMG/SPA scaling passives. Plus, they have a full AoE ability (300-second cooldown), which is great for dealing with mobs.
• King Rimura — King Rimura is pretty solid for Infinite due to its scaling passives and good overall DPS. However, it doesn't have full AoE like Twenty One and Dragon Emperor.
• Twenty One — Twenty One is full AoE (on max upgrade, she loses it but gains range) and has insane stats. Plus, she is a hill unit and can literally solo-carry you in most modes. It's definitely one of the most meta units in Anime Reborn.
• Light — Light is a hybrid (6th upgrade) unit with full AoE when evolved and summons. Plus, he buffs other Light units in range with +20% DMG. He is pretty meta, especially if you can get Miracle on him.
• Pikkora Yellow — Pikkora Yellow is full AoE when you evolve him and also has a buffing passive for other units. He is great overall, though he can only target ground enemies.
• Osta — Osta is the meta shield-breaker in Anime Reborn right now. His attacks instantly break shields, and he can't be CCd by boss attacks. Also, when Yamo is within his range, he gets +20% DMG and -5% SPA, along with Yamo's buffs. The only downside is that he targets only ground.
• Greybeard — Greybeard is one of the few full AoE non-secret units, and his range is amazing. Plus, he is a hybrid, removing the need for a hill unit, and he gets stun when evolved. He is definitely meta right now.
• Gohun — Gohun is a hybrid exclusive unit with immunity to stuns and ramping damage as he kills units during waves. Plus, he has a multihit line AoE attack with a really good DPS and extremely low SPA.

S Tier Anime Reborn Units

• Hawk Eyes — Haw Eyes gets +100% DMG against bosses (+250% when evolved) from his passive, making him the best boss-killer in Anime Reborn. Plus, his cone AoE attack and low SPA make him a solid mob killer as well.
• Itaha — Itaha applies burn and has excellent DPS and range. He is extremely good for dealing with mobs and can also kill bosses if you don't have Hawk Eyes yet. Plus, he is a hybrid unit.
• Brolio — Brolio is a hybrid unit with full AoE when evolved and pretty good DPS and range. Plus, his passive increases his damage as he attacks, making him OP for Infinite.
• Noille — Noille is a hill mythic unit with cheap placement and fairly good DPS. She also gets +100% yen from kills, making her a solid secondary farm unit. However, her line AoE attack as a hill unit is crippling for her overall DPS.
• Oda — Oda has a big AoE attack on max upgrades and solid stats all around. His crit-buffing passive is also nice. However, he isn't the best mythic to get, as he can't target air like most others.
• Super Gohu — Super Gohu is a hill unit that is actually really handy and has pretty good DPS. However, his line attack and garbage passive cripple him.
• Payne — Payne is a support/DPS mythic who can stun enemies every 4 attacks. He is also full AoE, but his DPS is lackluster. Generally, there are better options both in terms of DPS and utility.
• Yune Gossi — Yune Gossi is an exclusive unit with a ground line AoE attack that has multi-hit. She is a pretty solid shield-breaker, and she also has bleed, making her extremely useful against enemies with regen.
• Sun Prodigy [Blazing] — Sun Prodigy [Blazing] is an AR early-access exclusive unit. He has burn, okay DPS, and 4 max placements. Use him until you get more mythics.

A Tier Anime Reborn Units

• Kuzar — Kuzar is one of the best DPS/shield-breaking legendaries in Anime Reborn, with extremely low SPA and solid range. He is excellent as a starter.
• Droid 18 — Droid 18 is an ultra-cheap legendary hill unit with pretty respectable DPS. However, she doesn't have a slow passive like Uriu.
• Jonas — Jonas is a hybrid DPS/shield-breaking unit with burn in his kit. He is pretty solid, though there are a few better legendaries you can use.
• Uriu — Uriu's stats aren't the best, and the 25% chance of slow on her passive is just too low. Still, she is a hill unit and can be useful if you have nothing else that can target air.
• Gurdon — Gurdon applies a Poison DoT with his attacks that lasts for up to 25 seconds. He is by far the best of the Black Clover legendaries but still underperforms as a DPS.
• Zenit — Zenit is the best starter epic unit in Anime Reborn, as he has full AoE on placement. Don't upgrade him much because he loses full AoE with his second attack.
• Red Boss — Red Boss is the cheapest epic DPS, and he is pretty useful if you're just starting out.
• Neja — Neja is extremely bad on placement, but on max upgrades, he is probably the best epic unit, with full AoE, good range, and fairly good DPS.

B Tier Anime Reborn Units

• Boulder Lee — Boulder Lee is full AoE on max upgrades, making him one of the best legendary units for Infinite. However, upgrading him fully in shorter modes might be hard.
• Leo — Leo applies a Burn DoT with his attacks and he is an okayish shield breaker. However, his SPA and DPS are overall bad, making him a suboptimal choice compared to other legendary units.
• Magma — Magma is basically the same as Leo. The difference in their DPS and performance is fairly small, making them interchangable.
• Yaske — Yaske has good DPS and range, but he is still worse than most other legendaries in AR.
• Vegoto — The increased range Vegoto gets from his passive is nice but not enough to make him a viable pick.
• Sensei — Sensei is relatively okay DPS epic unit with low SPA and good range. He doesn't have any useful passive or full AoE like other epics to make him stand out.
• Heyey — Heyey has relatively low range and damage, making him one of the worst epic units in Anime Reborn.
• Inoke — Inoke is pretty similar to Heyey and is also among the worst epics.
• Sijin [PTS] — Sijin [PTS] is by far the best rare unit in AR and the only one worth using. He is full AoE with burn on his attacks and amazing range. Plus, he has 6 max placements and can carry you through quite a few early stages.
• Pun — Pun doesn't have AoE like Sijin, but his passive allows him to stack damage and range with more Puns placed within range. Plus, his placement is extremely cheap, making him an excellent beginner unit.

C Tier Anime Reborn Units

• Ihigo — Ihigo has a good range and DPS, and he can also target air. He is probably the best hybrid unit you can get right when you start Anime Reborn.
• Laugfy [PTS] — Luagfy [PTS] has a cone AoE attack and is arguably the best of the default units you can pick when you log in for the first time.
• Noroto — Noroto gets increased damage for every other Noroto in range. As far as rare units go, he is actually viable.
• Mr. Set — Mr. Set has a cone AoE attack that targets only ground. He is very bad overall.
• Sukura — Sukura is one of the worst rare units. Still, she is somewhat cheap to place.
• Usog [PTS] — Usog is one of the few rare units that can target air. Use him if you really have nothing else.
• Susake — Susake has somewhat okay DPS for a rare unit, but he is still bad.
• Kurulin — Kurulin can target air, making him useful for some early story maps.
• Zero [PTS] — Pretty bad DPS in general. There are other rare units you should use besides Zero.
• Tin Tin — Tin Tin is the worst rare unit in Anime Reborn. The 10% attack increase she gets from her passive is irrelevant.

Now that you've checked out our tier list and learned what's currently meta in Anime Reborn, it's time to start summoning those OP units and get them the best traits!

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Anime Realms has a lot of solid meta Mythic-tier units. However, some units are even more powerful than them, and those are the Secret ones. Compared to other units that you summon on banners, there is no clear answer in-game on how to obtain Secret units. With that in mind, we prepared the following Anime Realms Secret Units guide.

How to Get Rage Brulo in Anime Realms

You can get Brulo, one of the strongest DPS units in the game, by rolling on any banner in the game after you reach player level 20. The chances of getting him are extremely low, so I recommend you just hope you get lucky when rolling on the regular banners.

However, if you really want to get him and you have resources to spare, then maximize your odds of obtaining him by doing the following:

1. Save up as many Gems as you can and wait until the next banner rotation.
2. Enable the auto-sell option in your settings, disable the summon animations, and purchase unit storage expansion from the NPC next to the Gold shop for 25K gold.
3. Right after the new banner is up, use a regular luck potion. You can sometimes buy it daily from the gold shop, or you can buy it for Robux in the banner menu.
4. If you can afford it, purchase the second, higher-grade luck potion from the banner menu as well.
5. Use all of your gems to roll until the banner is over, as both luck potions last only until the current banner ends.

How to Get Shadow in Anime Realms

You can acquire Shadow by summoning units on the regular banner after you reach level 20. Even though you can't see his summon chances, they are slightly lower compared to the drop rate of Mythic units. This makes him much easier to get than Brulo. If you want to target him on one of the banners, then follow the same steps as the ones for summoning Brulo.

Shadow has excellent DPS, slightly higher than most Mythic units. However, he deals True damage that essentially ignores resistances that enemies might have in specific game modes. When fully upgraded, he has full AoE attacks and an excellent range to boot.

How to Evolve Shadow

To evolve Shadow, besides the elemental stones and the 10K kill requirement, you will need the Sword of the Shadows. To get the sword, you have to sacrifice an evolved Mythic unit by talking to the Shadow NPC that is left of the Leaderboards area.

How to Get Lao in Anime Realms

Lao is a very powerful DPS unit with stun, and you can get him by doing Secret-tier Marine's Ford portals. If you host the portal that you dropped, you are guaranteed to get Lao. If you are joining someone else's Secret Marine's Ford portal, then you have a 5% chance of getting him.

How to Get, Use, and Complete Marine's Ford Portals

When you complete the Mythic-tier Marine's Ford portal, there is a very low chance you will get the Secret version of it as a reward. You can obtain the regular Marine's Ford portals while doing the Marine's Ford Infinite mode.

You can find all of your portals in your inventory under the Portals tab. Each portal has a modifier that boosts the damage of a specific type. Mythic-tier portals are difficult, but you will acquire a lot of them, so you can just place and run them on public servers. Keep in mind that the portals you put are only used once you start them, so it's safe to cancel them for whatever reason.

The Secret-tier Marine's Ford portals, on the other hand, are extremely difficult. So, to avoid wasting them, gather a group of people who have good, upgraded meta units. If you want to find more people for this challenge, create a free private server on the Anime Realms Roblox page and post the link to it in the #marineford-portal channel on the official Anime Realms Discord server.

And that's it for our Anime Realms Secret Units guide. If you want to know more about the strongest units in this Roblox experience, then check out our Anime Realms tier list.

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With so many Legendary, Mythic, and Secret tier units, Anime Realms is one of the biggest AA clones to date. Get ahead of everyone else by rolling only for the best units with the help of our definitive Anime Realms tier list below.

Anime Realms Story Tier List

The Anime Realms story tier list above is viable for other non-infinite content as well, such as portals. We ranked units based on the impact they can have with the limited amount of Yen you will get in these game modes.

Anime Realms Infinite Tier List

Infinite modes are very different. Bring Speedcart, and you will have enough Yen to survive the early waves with ease and eventually upgrade all units. With that in mind, we ranked the units in the Anime Realms tier list for infinite modes based on their strength when fully upgraded.

Because you get so many Gems by grinding the Infinite modes, try to roll for units such as Goku, Enol, and Aizen at the beginning. They are equally strong for the story, which makes them ideal to aim for in the early game. If you do manage to get one of them, you will have a much easier time grinding for other mythic units afterward.

Anime Realms Unit List

Secret Units

Unit	Type, Element, and Damage Type	Details	Story Tier	Infinite Tier	Recommended Traits
Rage Brulo		+ Very high range Full AoE when upgraded + Highest overall DPS in the game > Max placement: 3	S	Meta	• Unique • Divine • Celestial
Lao		+ Best DPS in the game with the Surgeon's Buff active + Excellent for Bosses + Very good range and AoE > Max placement: 3	Meta	Meta	• Unique • Reaper • Divine • Celestial
Shadow		+ Excellent range and DPS + Becomes hybrid and full AoE when evolved and upgraded > Max placement: 3	S	Meta	• Unique • Divine • Celestial

Mythic Units

Unit	Type, Element, and Damage Type	Details	Story Tier	Infinite Tier	Recommended Traits
Al		+ Meta support + Reduces upgrade costs + Increases damage of all units by 15% > Max placement: 1	Support	Support	• Golden
Toju		+ Best bleed unit + High DPS + Good range − Small AoE > Max placement: 3	Meta	S	• Unique • Reaper • Divine • Celestial
Aizo		+ Very high DPS + Excellent range and AoE > Max placement: 4	Meta	Meta	• Divine • Celestial • Reaper
Goju		+ Time locks enemies + Huge range − Relatively thin line AoE + Very high DPS for a support > Max placement: 3	S	Meta	• Divine • Godspeed • Celestial
Jiro		+ Very high DPS burn unit − Relatively low range and small AoE > Max placement: 3	Meta	Meta	• Divine • Celestial • Reaper
Getu		+ Highest boss DPS in the game + Meta for all game modes + Health of summons scales with damage traits + He is actually a Hybrid > Max placement: 1	Meta	Meta	• Unique • Divine • Golden • Godspeed
Enol		+ High DPS + Excellent range and AoE + Meta for all modes > Max placement: 4	Meta	Meta	• Divine • Celestial • Reaper
Ichi		+ Very good range and DPS + Meta ground unit for story > Max placement: 4	Meta	S	• Divine • Celestial • Reaper
Goko (Super III)		+ Insane range and AoE + The only mythic hill unit + Very high DPS + Cheap to upgrade > Max placement: 5	Meta	Meta	• Divine • Celestial • Reaper
Sosuke		+ Good AoE and DPS + Meta ground Burn unit − Low range > Max placement: 4	S	S	• Divine • Celestial • Reaper
Shunks		+ Full AoE stun attacks + High DPS > Max placement: 4	S	S	• Divine • Godspeed • Celestial • Reaper
Yunu		+ Decent DPS and AoE + Cheap to upgrade − Can't be evolved > Max placement: 5	A	A	• Godspeed • Nimble III • Superior III

Legendary Units

Unit	Type, Element, and Damage Type	Details	Story Tier	Infinite Tier	Recommended Traits
Ukia		+ Full AoE freeze attacks + Very strong hybrid support > Max placement: 3	Support	Support	• Godspeed • Divine • Nimble III
Orwin		+ When upgraded, buffs physical damage of surrounding units + Very strong summon unit > Max placement: 6	Support	Support	• Godspeed • Nimble III • Superior III
Golden Freezo		+ Excellent range and AoE + Solid burn DPS hill unit > Max placement: 5	A	A	• Godspeed • Sniper • Superior III • Nimble III
Koichy		+ Good range and AoE when upgraded + Decent support unit − Expensive to upgrade > Max placement: 3	Support	Support	• Godspeed • Divine • Nimble III
Rose		+ Decent range and huge AoE + Excellent DPS − Expensive to upgrade > Max placement: 4	A	A	• Godspeed • Sniper • Superior III • Nimble III
GreyBeard		+ Curses enemies - they take 20% increased magic damage + Decent support unit > Max placement: 4	Support	Support	• Godspeed • Divine • Nimble III
Yuji		+ Excellent AoE and range + Very good DPS − Expensive to upgrade > Max placement: 3	A	A	• Godspeed • Sniper • Superior III • Nimble III
Ureo		+ Huge range and AoE + Good legendary DPS + Cheap to upgrade > Max placement: 4	A	A	• Godspeed • Sniper • Superior III • Nimble III

Epic Units

Unit	Type, Element, and Damage Type	Details	Story Tier	Infinite Tier	Recommended Traits
Speedcart		+ Best Farm unit in the game + Meta support for all game modes, especially story > Max placement: 3	Support	Support	• Golden
Friezo		+ Very high range and decent DPS − Very small AoE > Max placement: 5	B	B	• Sniper • Range III • Superior III • Nimble III
Genoz		+ Excellent range and huge AoE + Good DPS for an epic unit > Max placement: 4	B	B	• Sniper • Range III • Superior III • Nimble III
Stork		+ Cheap hill DPS + Huge AoE and range > Max placement: 5	B	B	• Sniper • Range III • Superior III • Nimble III
Makunouchi		+ Decent epic DPS − Short line-shaped AoE + Multi-hit attacks > Max placement: 4	B	B	• Superior III • Nimble III
Kiloa		+ Decent cheap DPS + huge AoE − Short range > Max placement: 4	B	B	• Sniper • Range III • Superior III • Nimble III
Gone		+ Decent range and great DPS − Expensive to upgrade for an epic > Max placement: 3	B	B	• Superior III • Nimble III • Range III
Luffie		− Small range and AoE + Decent DPS > Max placement: 3	C	C	• Superior III • Nimble III • Range III

Rare Units

Unit (Placement)	Type, Element, and Damage Type	Details	Story Tier	Infinite Tier	Recommended Traits
Kid Noruto		+ Decent range and good DPS − Small Aoe > Max placement: 5	C	C	• Superior II • Nimble II • Range II
Kid Sosuke		+ Highest DPS rare tier unit − Small range and AoE > Max placement: 4	B	B	• Superior II • Nimble II • Range II
Sanje		+ Full AoE attacks − Very low DPS > Max placement: 6	C	C	• Superior II • Nimble II • Range II
Utuhime		+ Increases DMG of surrounding units − Relatively small range − Cheap, but once placed, she can't be sold > Max placement: 4	Support	Support	• Range III
Gahan		+ Decent DPS rare unit − Low AoE and range > Max placement: 4	C	C	• Superior II • Nimble II • Range II
Ichigoat		+ Best starter unit + Highest DPS starter unit > Max placement: 4	B	B	• Superior II • Nimble II • Range II
Krillo		+ Good DPS and range for a rare unit > Max placement: 4	C	C	• Superior II • Nimble II • Range II
Pikoko		+ Good rare hill unit + Decent DPS and very high range for a rare unit > Max placement: 5	C	C	• Superior II • Range II • Nimble II
Goko		+ Decent starting DPS hill unit + Good range and AoE > Max placement: 6	C	C	• Superior II • Range II • Nimble II
Vegtiable		+ Decent DPS rare unit + A slightly better version of Gahan > Max placement: 6	C	C	• Superior II • Range II • Nimble II

The above Anime Realms tier lists differ from each other, so we decided to separate units by rarity. You get most units by rolling on the banners that rotate in the game. Though, there are a few exceptions. You get Yuno as a reward from tournaments, and you can obtain secret units in specific ways detailed in our Anime Realms Secret units guide.

Recommended traits depend on how worth it is to spend your Star Remnants and Reroll Tokens on some units. As you shouldn't be rerolling traits of Epic and Rare units anyway, the recommended traits for Epic and Rare units are less rare. You can find a detailed list of all traits and their effects in our Anime Realms traits list.

Best Units for The Early Game in Anime Realms

Unless you redeemed our Anime Realms codes, you will have very little gems to spend on new units. Back that up with only 4 unit slots you get at the start, and you will quickly wonder who to bring with you when the choice is so limited. With that in mind, these are the units that are most useful at the start:

• Ichigoat: He is one of the units you can select as your starting unit, and I recommend you do so. He has the best DPS out of the starter units and a decent AoE as well.
• Kid Sosuke: Despite his small AoE, he has the highest DPS out of all rare units. He is especially useful for fighting bosses in the early story stages.
• Speedcart: You will be using Speedcart no matter what game mode you play because he is the only farm unit in the game. Once you get him, you will always keep him in your party.
• Stork: Stork has five max placements, and he is the strongest DPS epic unit. He has excellent range and a massive AoE that is also a multi-hit attack, making him perfect for taking down shields.
• Genoz: Genoz has less placement compared to Stork and Friezo, but he has massive AoE and similar DPS. Due to his range and AoE, he is the best early-game epic DPS unit.

How Unit Summoning Works in Anime Realms

To summon units in Anime Realms, click on the Summon button on the left side of your screen or go to the Summon area and enter the zone inside of it. In the menu that pops up, you can see:

• The characters that have increased summon rate, and if you click on the banner's thumbnail, you can see the pull rates for all units.
• Your pity status and the time until which the banner is available at the top.

There are two banner tiers: at level 5, you unlock shiny units, and at level 20, you unlock Secret tier units on banners. Each banner has its pity counter that lets you get at least a Legendary unit every 50 pulls. Mythic pity, even though hidden, guarantees you get a Mythic-tier unit every 400 summons. Neither of these two pities reset if you get a Legendary or a Mythic before hitting the pity.

How to Sell and Fuse Units

Because you will be rolling for a lot of units even at the start, your unit inventory will eventually become full. Open up the units menu (K), and either sell or fuse the units you don't need. You can also go to the battlepass shop and expand your unit inventory by paying Robux.

I hope the RNG is on your side when rolling for the best units. If you want to bring out their full power with some powerful traits, then check out our Anime Realms trait list.

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If you're tired of playing Fisch or just want to try out other Roblox Fishing games, GO FISHING is a pretty good pick. After spending a good while with the game, we've come up with a easy-to-follow guide which will help you go from just starting out all the way to a top tier player.

Controls and settings

If you're coming from Fisch, something you'll realize right away is that GO FISHING is much simpler to play. All you really need to do is equip a rod (press "1" and you're avatar will equip it/unequip it) and hold the left-click to cast a line.

The longer you hold a line, the more you'll build up the casting bar. Always try to go for super casting, but even if you aren't great at it, don't worry because it won't really matter once you get to the second island.

As for the settings, the game doesn't really have much to speak of. What you see is what you get. There is a leaderboard, a party system, an emoji system and even several buttons on the main screen you can use to access the shop, we'll look at the shop later too.

How does the fishing minigame work in GO FISHING?

At first glance, the fishing minigame seems like you'll be clicking/tapping on your screen, but in reality, you won't have to do anything other than cast a line.

There are three parts to the fishing minigame:

• Casting the line
• Hitting targets
• Reeling the fish in

When you cast a line, you'll see little targets appear all over your screen. You need to click on enough of them to move to the next mini-game, where you actually reel the fish in. Don't worry too much about playing this one accurately because even if you miss, you can't actually fail the target mini-game.

When you see the blue and green Reel bar appear on the right side of the screen, that is where you need to pay attention. Here, you need to click as fast as you can so you can reel the fish in. While at first, this will seem simple, later, you'll need more Fishing Speed, Strength, and a better rod to win this part of the minigame.

After this bit, you'll have caught the fish. It will automatically get added to your inventory so no need to walk or click on it to collect it.

Items in GO FISHING

You'll have three types of items in your inventory:

• Fish
• Rods
• Bait
• Potions
• Boats
• Premium

Fish is... well... the fish you catch. You can keep it there, but most of the time, you'll just sell the entire haul at a local shop.

Rods will show all the rods you currently have. You probably won't need to swap rods often because after you buy a new one, it automatically gets equipped, and there's not much point in going back to a lower (weaker) rod.

Bait is definitely something you should not spend money on until you get to the endgame. Why? Because, unlike your regular hook, bait is consumable. You'll eat through your bait in a matter of seconds, and the money you save on it can be used to make better rods.

Just like bait, Potions are also finite. We strongly recommend you hold off on buying these until you get to the last island.

As for Boats, you really only need the most basic raft to get anywhere in the world, but if you have money to spare, go for it.

Premium items range from casting a double the bait with each throw, getting a random high-ranking rod at the gacha, selling stuff everywhere, more inventory space, and various other QoL items. None of these are necessary unless you want to support the game.

Progressing in GO FISHING

To progress in GO FISHING, you need to go from one island to another, fish up a couple of fish, maybe complete a quest or two, and move on to the next island. That's about it.

While nothing is stopping you from going straight to Toxic Island as soon as you get your first raft, you won't be able to reel any fish in because you'll lack Fishing Speed and Strength. Speaking of those, those are the three attributes you can improve in this game:

• Fishing Speed - determines how much the Reel bar builds when you click
• Strength - determines how fast the bar falls when you stop clicking
• Luck - determines your chance of catching rare fish

Essentially, you need to build up your Fishing Speed and Strength a few levels on each island you visit and then move on to the next one. As for Luck, you should definitely put some points into it, but we advise you to prioritize Strength and Fishing Speed over it.

Of course, you also need to upgrade your rod too. After you catch enough fish, visit the local Fish Trader (there is usually a sign above his show that says "SELL") and sell all your fish. Make sure you don't sell the fish you need to finish your quests.

Quests in GO FISHING

Each island you visit in GO FISHING usually has one or two quests. Generally, you should try and finish each of these before moving on to the next island, but if you can't, it's no biggie (you can always go back and finish them later).

The reason for this is that most quests need you to fish out a specific fish or several heavy fish. You can simply accept these quests, move on to the next island, and come back and hand them in when you capture the specific fish.

Autofishing

Once you get to Volcano Island (the first island you should visit after getting a boat or a raft), you'll unlock Autofishing. Before you ask, NO, this is not a premium feature, you can use it as much as you want, no restrictions.

Autofishing turns GO FISHING into an idle game. Not only will this automatically cast your line (Super cast it as well), but it will also hit all the targets for you and automatically click the Reel bar. Whenever you get to a new island, try Autofishing, see if it works without a problem, and you can just leave it like that for a while.

Rod Progression in GO FISHING

When it comes to rod progression, you are advised to buy them in the order they are listed in the shop, from the least expensive to the most expensive.

However, we bought every other one (we skipped one each time we upgraded). The jump from a bone rod to a Trident Rod doesn't feel as great as a jump from a Bone Rod to a Dead Rod. Of course, you can just buy them in order, but keep in mind you can't trade in your old rod, and you'll end up spending a lot more time farming for money.

There are also super-rare rods you can get by opening Chests (loot boxes) but they aren't required to progress.

FAQ

I bought a boat, but it's not in my inventory. Where is it?

Don't worry, your boats aren't stored in your inventory, they are stored at the Ship Dealer. Talk to him, select the boat you bought, and it should say Spawn. Whenever you can't find your boat, simply talk to the Ship Dealer again and it will spawn your boat for you.

Which skills should I level up first?

Fishing Speed and Strength. Make sure these two are on the same level. You should also add points to your luck, but it's not as important as fishing speed and strength.

Do I need to upgrade my boat?

No, you really don't. The first raft is all you need to visit every island in the game. Just know that it will be very slow.

Do I need to buy anything from the shop to progress in GO FISHING?

No, you don't. We managed to get to the Toxic Zone (currently the last island) without ever spending a dime. On the other hand, if you like the game and want to support it, buying stuff from the Shop is a nice gesture to the developers.

That’s it for my GO FISHING beginners guide. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more GO FISHING guides and walkthroughs.

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The Jujutsu Infinite community has a rich Trello board and a highly active Discord server with tons of information on the game. Here, you can learn all about the game’s techniques, skills, cursed tools, and more. Here’s a quick way to access the Jujutsu Infinite Trello and Discord.

Jujutsu Infinite Trello & Discord Guide

Here’s a list of all JI community channels:

• Official Jujutsu Infinite Trello
• Jujutsu Infinite Discord Server
• Awesome Ninja Games JI Roblox Group
• Jujutsu Infinite X/Twitter Page

Don’t forget to check out our Jujutsu Infinite codes as well. Out of all of these, the Trello board is the most useful page to get comprehensive technical information on the game. You can learn all about the basic mechanics and rollable features there. It includes things like:

• General gameplay information
• All Innate Techniques
• All Skill Trees
• All Cursed Energy Natures
• All Awakenings
• All Cursed Tools
• All Gear
• Info on all NPCs and stations
• Controls & Customization
• Login bonuses
• Titles & Gamepasses
• Info on the Story mode and missions
• Boss raids
• Crafting & Trading
• Black Flash
• Info on future updates

As for the Discord server, while it doesn’t have easy-to-access gameplay information, you can find a lot of tips & tricks there. Mainly, this comes from the community in general chats since you can ask for advice or the best Innate Techniques and skills. It’s also where you can ask about potential trading and search for the gear you want.

That said, my favorite part about their Discord is that you can track giveaways, announcements, and update logs. This way, you can stay in touch with the latest buffs and nerfs in the game. It's important to track these since there'll be a lot of rebalancing a few weeks after the game launches.

That’s it for my Jujutsu Infinite Trello guide. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more Jujutsu Infinite guides and walkthroughs.

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Styles in Blue Lock Rivals are similar to weapons or skills in some other Blue Lock-inspired Roblox titles. They give you several very powerful skills that let you create chances from nothing and finish from seemingly impossible angles. Check out which ones are the best in the Blue Lock Rivals style tier list below.

Blue Lock Rivals Style Tier List

Nagi and Shidou are the best styles on the attack in Blue Lock Rivals. Nagi's mid-air trap is just OP because you can't steal the ball away from him while he is doing it. Shidou's whole kit is very powerful, but it relies on air shots, so to really utilize it properly, you will need a reliable partner to feed you the air balls.

King is also attacking-oriented because of his long-shot potential, but he has enough mobility that can be useful on defense as well. However, for defense, Bachira takes the cake because of its steal skill and the nutmeg move that lets you get the ball out of defense and start counter-attacks. Gagamaru is made for GKs with a kit that is all about blocking shots in a flashy way.

Isagi and Chigiri are decent on both ends but not amazing. Isagi is slightly better because of the direct shot that lets you finish more consistently and the lob pass skill, which is excellent for moving the ball over long distances very quickly.

List of Best Blue Lock Rivals Styles

How to Use, Reroll, and Store Styles in Blue Lock Rivals

You can use your awakening once it spawns on you during the match, but keep in mind that this can take a while. When you are able to awaken, which will be indicated to you on the screen, get a hold of the ball and press the G button. While awakened, you can use your B skill once before it runs out.

Click on the styles button while in the lobby to enter the styles menu where you can reroll your style. Each reroll costs you one spin if you got some through codes or daily quests, or 2500 cash.

You can also store your styles, but you have to unlock style storage slots, which cost Robux. I don't recommend purchasing them until at least more styles get added to Blue Lock Rivals.

I hope the above info lets you dominate the field in Blue Lock Rivals. If you want to find the correct flow to go along with your style, then feel free to check out our Blue Lock Rivals flow tier list.

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Grace is the hot new Roblox game where players have to speed through a number of dungeons without getting caught and mauled by the different entities residing within each. Grace gives players hints before it puts them against each vile entity, but these might not be all that easy to understand. Grace is fun, but it can prove a frustrating trial-and-error type of game — provided you don't know what to do. Let's diminish its potential to cause players to smash their keyboards, shall we?

Carnation "Run forward, you'll find a spot"

Carnation is impossible to outrun, as it hits most of the dungeon area in waves. The only way to avoid being killed by Carnation is to run through the dungeon's rooms while it's inactive and look for square holes on the sides of the map to crawl under.

Once you've found yourself inside one of these spots, wait for Carnation to pass by. When he's doing the rounds, you'll hear a constant noise and your screen will be filled with pink flames. You know you're safe to resume running to the next crawl space once the flames have faded.

Slight "Don't Stare"

Slight is easy to understand and beat. You just have to avoid looking at it while it's in the same room as you. You usually get to have a good look at his position before you enter the dungeon's rooms, so enter with Slight's position in mind, and cross the room without ever letting it enter your field of view.

Slugfish "Get out of his way"

The good news about Slugfish is that it doesn't seem very concerned with you. The bad news is that it will kill you as hard as any other entity would should you not get the hint. Slugfish behaves like a huge bullet that travels through the map in waves. Unlike Carnation, which forces players to hide in a crawlspace, Slugfish just requires players to avoid being in the dungeon's center corridor. Hug the walls as soon as you hear him coming (you'll immediately understand what sound I'm talking about), and you should be fine.

Elkman "Peek, hide behind a wall"

Elkman acts like a very laggy security camera. Run through the dungeon until you find Elkman. He'll notice you and static will start taking over the screen. Staying where Elkman can see you for too long will result in death, so run back and find a place where you're out of his line of sight to hide.

The static will go away shortly after, and so will Elkman. He will move to the next room, so rinse and repeat until you're in the next dungeon.

Heed "Do stare"

Heed is the exact opposite of Slight. Whereas looking at Slight when sharing a room with it would cause you to die, Heed requires you to look at it. The process is simple, though. Just enter the room with heed locked at the center of your line of sight, then proceed without ever averting your gaze until you enter the next room.

Sorrow "The drops wither the soul, go under something, doorframes count"

Sorrow's hint is as clear as it is bleak. From time to time, sorrow will drop something pretty lethal from above. Run through the map, but, as soon as you hear him moving, you'll need to find a place with a hard roof to get under. The crawl spaces that worked against carnation will work here as well, and so will the door frames.

Dozer "Stay down, don't move a muscle"

Dozer is possibly the easiest entity to deal with in Grace. Run through the map, then, once you see his smiling face popping up on your screen, just crouch and stop moving until he disappears. It's very important that you're in the crouching position until he vanishes.

Goatman "Gotta go fast"

There are no hints regarding Goatman. If you see him, it's already too late - literally - you gotta beat the game in time to prevent him from spawning.

There's another way to have Goatman spawn, but it's story-related so we're not about to spoil that for you.

Genesis

Genesis is, somehow, not your enemy. He's likely the entity responsible for reviving players upon death, so you avoid it by, well, not getting killed by any of the previously mentioned entities.

You can now play Grace via Roblox on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Mac OS, Occulus Quest, and Meta Quest VR.

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Don't let the name fool you, Grace in Roblox is a very challenging title, especially if you're going down the completionist route. The game features a bunch of enemies that will all kill you at the first mistake you make, and it also features various achievements that it gives players no clues about. Let's learn how to achieve everything there is to achieve in Grace, shall we?

Genesis Badge

As the name suggests, the only thing you need to get this badge is to begin the game and spawn in. All Grace players get this badge automatically just for playing.

I'll help you Badge

Another very easy-to-earn badge, as it just requires players to die once and accept help from a mysterious eye-like being.

jablon Badge

To get this badge, players need to survive their first encounter with the Carnation, the enemy that requires players to slide into and hide in a crawlspace.

Burnout Badge

This badge requires players to perform a slide maneuver and hold on to it until it is unlocked.

Staredown Badge

Players will need to survive Heed for this badge, which is the entity you must never look away from when progressing through a room it inhabits.

Peer Pressure Badge

You will need to survive your first encounter with Slugfish, the giant bullet-like enemy that travels to the center corridor of the map. Hug the walls and you should get it!

Eye For An Eye Badge

You will need to survive your first encounter with Slight, the entity that you cannot make eye contact with.

Snooze Badge

You will need to survive your first encounter with Dozer, the entity that requires you to crouch and stop moving.

It's A Good Day Badge

To get this badge you have to survive your first encounter with Sorrow, the entity that will kill you with deadly rain if you don't hide underneath a crawlspace or a doorframe.

Peek A Boo Badge

You will need to survive your first encounter with Elkman, an entity that works like a security camera of sorts. Once it sees players, they'll have a short amount of time to run away and hide outside of its field of view to make it go away.

Dapped Up Badge

To get this badge you need to ignore the advice that I just gave you and rush towards the Elkman to get in touch with its hitbox before you die from having him stare at you for too long.

Already having fun Badge

This is a silly one, as it requires players to look at Grace's warning screen until they unlock the badge. It will likely take a little over a minute to unlock this one.

awwww Badge

This badge is the exact opposite of the previous one and requires players to close the warning screen as soon as they can after it shows up. Do it in under one second and you're sure to get it.

AWOOOGA Badge

This badge requires players to go to the menu and set their FOV (field of view) to the unplayable setting of -60.

ALWAYS SUFFER Badge

To get this badge, players will have to escape the GOAT MAN, the entity that goes after players once the timer hits 0.

NO. Badge

This badge also involves the GOAT MAN, but getting it requires you to hit it with the beam from your flashlight.

Stimulated Badge

Another flashlight-related badge. To get this one, you don't have to attack a monster, but you'll need to spin your flashlight until it unlocks. It shouldn't take much longer than one minute.

Lap 2 Badge

For one of the most challenging badges in the game, players will have to complete two timers in under two minutes and thirty seconds.

You can now dominate Grace on Roblox via PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Mac OS, and in VR via Quest.

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Beast Games is a popular show on Prime to watch, but what if you could also join but from the comfort of your own home? Mr Beast is coming to Roblox with Beast Games, and here is everything we knowso far.

When are Beast Games coming to Roblox?

Officially, the Beast Games will start on Roblox on Roblox on December 19, 2024 at 9 AM PT or 6 PM CET. However, the game is already open and you can go inside and explore. Follow the link below to play the game before the official start.

• Beast Games game link

If you go into the Beast Games before the official start on December 19, you will get the Hype Beast badge. This badge signifies that you enter the game during early access and that you will get Beast Bucks once the games start based on your time spent in the game.

Considering that the game is in early access, there isn't much you can do inside. All of the challenges are closed or under construction at the moment. You can go around and talk to the NPCs standing in front of the games and get some funny interactions like '''We forgot how to play chess''. Don't worry, Chess NPC, I also regularly forget how to play it.

To pass the time, you can also jump around the many trampolines placed around the area and glide. You can get inside the manor this way if you want to explore it, but again, there is nothing really to do other than laugh at the guy stuck in the balloons.

The tower above the Beast Games portal seems to have become the unofficial hangout spot for those in early access who want to farm as much money as possible before it starts. Use the trampolines to reach the top, then just hang out.

You can chat with the other players, or just go AFK. That was the option I went for. If you do the same, just make sure to move every once in a while or do an emote so that Roblox doesn't kick you out.

However, once the Beast Games start, you will be able to compete against others, earn money through challenges which change every week, buy vehicles, pets and much more at the shop.

For more information on other Roblox experiences, you can check out our entire Roblox section right here on Destructoid.

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There are plenty of One Piece inspired games on Roblox like Blox Fruits, Fruit Battleground and more. However, now we also have the One Piece licensed game on Roblox, and if you're wondering how to play it, check it out below.

Where to play the official One Piece Roblox game

You can play the official One Piece Roblox game through the Roblox platform on PC, mobile, PS4 and PS5.

• One Piece Grand Arena Game Link

What is the One Piece Grand Arena Discord server?

As with other Roblox experiences, the official One Piece Roblox game has its own One Piece Grand Arena Discord server. This is the place where you can keep track of all updates as well as check out sneak peeks posted by the developers.

The best reason as to why you should join the Discord is the fact that you can chat with other players, discuss best skills, ask questions that confuse you and brag about your conquests and amazing bounty as you level it up.

What is One Piece Grand Arena?

One Piece Grand Arena is a Roblox battle royale game where you will fight against up to 20 players to increase your bounty. Your goal is to get the same bounty as the King of the Pirates Gold Rogers, which you can accomplish by defeating other players or by opening chests on different stages.

The game has plenty of Stages which you can fight on, including Drum Island, Alabasta, Sky Island and more. The Skills allow you to transform into various One Piece characters like Luffy, Zoro, Mihawk, Robin and more, and use their powers to take out the enemies.

Completing missions gets you Diamonds which you then use to pull on the Gasha machine next to Franky while in the Lobby of the game. By pulling, you will get more Skills to choose from in order to improve your gameplay, battle strategy and become the Pirate King.

If any of your favorite characters and even locations are missing, don't worry. There are plenty of opportunities for them to be added with future updates.

For those who want to play other One Piece Roblox games, check out our Blox Fruits and Fruit Battleground sections right here on Destructoid.

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Crafting is one of the most unused mechanics in Fisch, mostly because you need a really high level to get a good rod. But before that, you'll have to open the door and reach the crafting anvil, farm the materials, and some other stuff, too! To help you with your crafting endeavors and answer all the questions you might have, we compiled the complete guide to crafting in Fisch. Scroll down, and let's get started!

How to Craft Rods in Fisch

In order to start crafting rods in Fisch, you'll first have to open the Ancient Archives, which are located in a cave behind the waterfall on the Ancient Isles. Then, you'll have to collect the necessary resources and meet the level requirements for the specific rod you want to craft. Here is the breakdown of the process:

How to Enter the Ancient Archives

1. Reach the Ancient Isles (6000, 200, 300). Be careful of the dynamite and the spikes that spawn on the way there, as they can destroy your ship.
2. Collect the fragments you'll need to solve the Ancient Archives door puzzle. Their locations are listed just below.
3. Enter the cave behind the main waterfall on the Ancient Isles (5875, 165, 420) and interact with the rope to climb down the hole.
4. The following part requires at least four players. Place the fragments onto the corresponding pillars.

   • All players who participated in fragment placement, pillar rotation, and pressure plate standing will have the Ancient Archives door open for them permanently.

5. Four players have to stand on the pressure plates in front of the pillars to activate them.
6. Once the pillars are active, interact with them to rotate them. Continue rotating each pillar until the ring of symbols on the circular door with each pillar's color is lit up (if the purple ring is lit up, you can stop rotating the Ancient Pillar, etc.).
7. After the doors are open, make your way across the collapsed bridge to reach the Crafting Anvil.

   • Climb the arches and then use a Glider to cross the gaps in the bridge.
   • If you fall down from the bridge, hold Jump and get out on the dry land. If you go below the water's surface, your character will die.

All Ancient Archives Fragment Locations

• Ancient Fragment: You can fish it out at the Ancient Isles with a relatively low chance.
• Deep Sea Fragment: Located at the bottom of the waterfall, close to the Ancient Archives cave (5840, 80, 390).
• Earth Fragment: Located in the same cave where the Eclipse Totem and the Phoenix Rod are (5970, 275, 845).
• Solar Fragment: Spawns at the peak of the Ancient Isle's biggest mountain during an Eclipse (6070, 440, 680).

  • You can use the cable at 6160, 275, 350 to reach the peak quickly.
  • The Ancient Archives door can also be only opened during an Eclipse, so it's best to use the totem, collect the Solar Fragment, and then beeline to the puzzle room.

All Rod Crafting Recipes in Fisch

You can find all rod crafting recipes in Fisch in the table below. The best methods for farming each of the ingredients are further down. If you can't meet the level requirements for certain rods, check out our leveling guide for information on how to speed up the EXP grind.

Rod	Ingredients & Requirements	Stats	Ability
Precision Rod	Level: None Price: 7,500 C$ Ingredients 1x Amethyst 2x Mythical Driftwood 1x Magic Thread	Lure: 20% Luck: 150% Control: 0 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 12,000	None
Wisdom Rod	Level: None Price: 50,00 C$ Ingredients 1x Ruby 2x Mythical Driftwood 1x Magic Thread	Lure: 15% Luck: 50% Control: 0 Resilience: 15% Max Kg: 2,000	70-100% XP bonus after 5 succesful catches in a row.
Resourceful Rod	Level: None Price: 15,000 C$ Ingredients 3x Amethyst 2x Lunar Driftwood 1x Magic Thread	Lure: 15% Luck: 20% Control: -0.01 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: 1,000	Doubles the effects of all bait.
Seasons Rod	Level: 145 Price: 35,000 C$ Ingredients 3x Opal 3x Frozen Driftwood 1x Magic Thread	Lure: 15% Luck: 25% Control: 0.03 Resilience: 10% Max Kg: 3,000	Boosts fish luck by 20% for the current season. Has a chance to give a seasonal mutation.
Riptide Rod	Level: 200 Price: 40,000 C$ Ingredients 3x Ruby 3x Atlantean Driftwood 1x Magic Thread	Lure: 15% Luck: 25% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 3,500	Adds a tide meter that fills by 20% with each perfect cast. At max, the next 3 casts have Luck boosted by 30% and Lure Speed by 25%
Voyager Rod	Level: 400 Price: 30,000 C$ Ingredients 3x Opal 3x Void Wood 1x Magic Thread	Lure: 15% Luck: 20% Control: -0.02 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: 2,800	All fish have a 25% chance to be Fossilised (lasers fish with an orbital canon).
The Lost Rod	Level: 450 Price: 50,000 C$ Ingredients 3x Lapis Lazuli 3x Ancient Wood 1x Ancient Thread	Lure: 15% Luck: 25% Control: 0.08 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 50,000	After 6 perfect catches in a row, boosts Luck by 150% for next 3 casts.
Celestial Rod	Level: 500 Price: 100,000 C$ Ingredients 3x Moonstone 3x Moon Wood 1x Ancient Thread	Lure: 30% Luck: 50% Control: 0.06 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: Inf.	After catching 85 fish, get a 5 minute boost of +50% Luck, +30% Lure Speed, and +30% XP. All caught fish will have the Celestial mutation during that time.
Rod of the Eternal King	Level: 650 Price: 250,000 C$ Ingredients 2x Golden Sea Pearl 3x Inferno Wood 1x Lunar Thread	Lure: 25% Luck: 150% Control: 0.1 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: 75,000	Every 30s, has a 10% chance to grant a +150% Luck boost for 10s. If a catch is missed, have a 15% chance of immediately catching a higher rarity fish.
Rod of the Forgotten Fang	Level: 750 Price: 300,000 C$ Ingredients 2x Meg's Fang 2x Meg's Spine 1x Lunar Thread	Lure: 50% Luck: 110% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 25% Max Kg: Inf.	After 5 perfect catches, triggers a Megalodon to jump out and deliver a higher tier fish with a 15-20% size buff.

How to Get All Rod Crafting Resources in Fisch

Crafting recipes in Fisch is really counterintuitive. Right now, it's easier to get the crafting ingredients for a rod with the level 750 requirement than it is for the ones with no requirement at all. So, to help you out, we compiled a list of all the crafting resources you'll need and how to get them in the most efficient way:

Which Rods are Worth Crafting in Fisch?

In general, the only two rods worth crafting in Fisch are the Rod of the Forgotten Fang and the Rod of the Eternal King. All other craftable rods are borderline irrelevant and outclassed by the rods you can just buy, namely the Trident Rod and the Rod of the Depths.

Of course, if you are a completionist, do try to craft every rod that you can. However, know that the developers might change the recipes in the future, especially those that require extravagant trash items, such as Atlantean Driftwood and Mythical Driftwood.

Anyway, that wraps our guide to crafting in the Fisch Roblox experience. For more helpful guides, including our rod tier list, visit the Fisch hub here on Destructoid.

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The Mosasaurus is certainly one of the largest catches you can get in Fisch, but finding it and then catching it can be a really difficult task.

This particular fish (or, rather, a prehistoric creature) isn't really suited for those who are just getting started. Added as part of the latest update, it has become a great choice for players with a decent amount of experience and equipment. Let's take a look at where you can spot this Jurassic-era giant and how to proceed with your task.

Mosasaurus location in Fisch

This behemoth can be found in the saltwater regions of Ancient Isle, and it's exclusive to this spot. Like the creature in the discussion, this spot has also been added as part of the recent update. The spawn location is completely random, but there are a few steps you can take to ease the task at hand.

You'll want to wait till it's night, and foggy weather is reportedly the best condition. As per one of my colleagues who helped me with finding the place, you'll want to be at the waterfall region, located on the western side. This specific spot, in general, is home to several Mythical creatures, so it makes complete sense for you to fish here.

How to catch Mosasaurus

Reeling in the Mosasaurus is no mean feat in Fisch, as it's not your ordinary fish. The creature applies a negative buff once hooked, which reduces the reeling speed by 75%. This is a huge disadvantage as your reeling time extends a lot. Then, it constantly moves, and you'll have to adjust accordingly.

Ultimately, there's no secret to catching this beast, and it's all about your persistence. The only factors yu can control are the weather and equipment, and we will discuss it more in the next section.

Best Fisch equipment setup to catch Mosasaurus

Let's first begin with the rod, as that's going to be your most important equipment. Without the right choice, you'll never be able to reel in the Mosasaurus.

• Steady Rod - Good choice if you're a beginner as it's pretty cheap to get (7,000 credits) and has decent Resilience and Luck.
• King's Rod - Great choice if you can afford it in the first place. Offers 55% Luck and 35% Resilience bonus, along with more control.
• Rod of the Depths - With 65% Lure Speed, 130% Luck, and 8.5% Resilience, this is the best rod you can use to catch the Mosasaurus.

For bait, you can use the common Worm, but using the Truffle Worm is recommended. It depends on your patience and budget. I said earlier that you can control the weather - you'll want to grab the Smokescreen Totem (found at Mushgrove Swamp). This token is not necessary, but it would help to turn the weather in your favor. You can also go for the Sundial Totem as well if you don't want to wait for the sun to go down.

My favorite enchantments for this catch will be Steady (helps to maintain your progress), Resilient (raises your Resilience), and Quality (for its all-round boosts). If you're using the Truffle Worm, Scrapper is also a good choice, as there's a 60% chance that your bait won't be consumed.

That's pretty much all you have to do to catch a Mosasaurus in Fisch. With an average weight of 9,000 KG, the creature offers 3,000 XP per catch and has a credit multiplier of (0.5357C$). While catching one will require a lot of effort, the rewards are certainly interesting and valuable.

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In Fazbear World TD, you have to wait for specific banners to roll for specific units. I’ll show you which units are the best so that you know when to roll with Fazbucks and when to wait for the next banner. Here’s my Fazbear World Tower Defense unit tier list.

Best Fazbear World Tower Defense Units Tier List

I’ve rated Fazbear World TD units from S-Tier to D-Tier. S-Tier and A-Tier units are usually must-haves that I highly recommend you roll for if you see them in a banner. B-tier units fill certain roles quite well and are decent alternatives for specific scenarios, but they're not as flexible as higher tiers. Lastly, C-Tier and D-Tier units are leftovers that you usually want to replace (with some exceptions) as they’re objectively less powerful than the higher ones. Check out my ranking explanations below.

S Tier FWTD Units

A Tier FWTD Units

B Tier FWTD Units

C Tier FWTD Units

D Tier FWTD Units

The units in D-Tier deserve no specific descriptions as they’re the units you want to replace or sell as soon as you get one of the higher ones above. Still, they’re great for beginners, and none of them are trash. They’re just nerfed or lack the raw power to compete with others.

• Withered Foxy (Rare)
• Phantom BB (Uncommon)
• Mangle (Uncommon)
• Chica (Uncommon)
• Endo 01 (Uncommon)
• Phantom Freddy (Common)
• Freddy (Common)

That’s it for my Fazbear World Tower Defense tier list. Don’t forget to grab some free stuff in the game with our Fazbear World TD codes.

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Trying to figure out which units to roll for in Ball Tower Defense’s various banners can be confusing. Not only are there a lot of units, but in some cases lower rarity units can be better than higher ones. I’m here to show you the best units in the game and rank them in my Ball Tower Defense unit tier list.

Ball Tower Defense Unit Tier List And Trade Values

It’s important to note that in Ball Tower Defense, Omega units are drastically stronger than any other rarity so I’ll put them in a special SSS tier of their own. Then, I’ll rank units from S to E-Tier where the top two Tiers S and A are must-haves in your loadout. B-Tier are all-around great options that just lack the raw power of higher Tiers. Lastly, C, D, and E are for beginners and I would Reforge these for Gems once you get units from the higher tiers. Speaking of Gems, I’m also including Trade Values for units so keep an eye on those.

SSS Tier BTD Units

S Tier BTD Units

A Tier BTD Units

B Tier BTD Units

C Tier BTD Units

D Tier BTD Units

E Tier BTD Units

That's it for my best Ball Tower Defense unit tier list with trade values. Don't forget to grab some free goodies with our Ball Tower Defense codes.

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The Shark Head bait will be your best friend when it comes to grabbing the biggest catches in Fisch, but finding it can be a big challenge in itself.

As it's of Mythical rarity, Shark Head bait can be extremely difficult to find. It's going to be an equally expensive item as well, although you'll make up your resources quickly by using the item. Let's take a look at how you can get this Mythical bait in Fisch.

How to obtain the Shark Head bait in Fisch

The only way to get the Shark Head bait, as of writing, is to open something called Quality Bait Crates. These red-colored crates can be opened with the help of 525 credits, but the entire affair can be quite expensive as you're not guaranteed the final reward.

There are two ways to get Quality Bait Crates. The easier but more expensive way is to visit Terrapin Island. You can then buy as many crates as you want and open them to find the Shark Head bait. While I do say it is expensive, this method can be cheap if you're in luck. After all, the drop rate of all the baits from this crate is the same. There is a chance that the first crate you buy could help you get the Mythical bait we are discussing.

The second method is cheap (it's free), but it can consume a lot of time. All you'll need is a Fishing Rod and Magnet Bait. Unlike the previous process, you can reel in a Quality Bait Crate from any location. But Snowcap and Sunstone Islands have reportedly better chances.

The second process is time-consuming because whether you get a Quality Bait Crate or not depends on luck. There's a second element of luck as well when it comes to opening the crate and getting your rewards. But it's still my recommended process as spending 525 credits, and maybe a lot of that isn't something that makes much sense to me.

Here are the stats of the Shark Head bait, and it's pretty clear why this Mythical item is so popular among Fisch players.

• Preferred Luck: 225
• Universal Luck: 30
• Resilience: 10
• Lure Speed: -5

As I said earlier, this bait is your best bet at getting the best catches, including the powerful Megalodon. Make sure to use them selectively, as you're unlikely to have a lot of them in your inventory at any given time.

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In a game that draws inspiration and is as deep as Deepwoken and TYPE://SOUL, without some preparation, you will quickly find yourself back in the character creation menu. Thankfully, you can find all the info you need to start out your journey through the official NINJA Trello board link below.

NINJA Trello Link and Other Socials

• NINJA Trello Board
• NINJA Discord Server
• NINJA Game Link

What is The NINJA Trello Board?

The NINJA Trello board stores information on basically everything currently in the game. Among other things, you can find out more about:

• Character creation options such as lineages.
• Various in-game systems like the skill tree, the bird summon, and the party matchmaking.
• Weapons and weapon trainers needed to get proficient with them.
• The Tao trainers that you need in order for your abilities to improve.
• Stat trainers that help you improve the abilities that are tied to your stats.
• The Ninja Vows, which shape your playstyle.

What is The NINJA Discord?

If you are looking for more answers to your questions, or you just want to socialize with the rest of the NINJA community, then you will want to visit the official Discord server. You can also stay up to date with all of the new sneak peeks by checking out the #announcements, #sneaks, and #updates channels.

How to Best Search NINJA Trello and Discord

Both the NINJA Trello board and the Discord server house so much information that you might even find them a bit difficult to navigate. To search the Trello board, use the Filter button in the upper-right corner to search for specific keywords. And for Discord, here are some useful prefixes you can use to narrow your search:

You can also combine all of these prefixes to make up more complex searches. For example, to find all messages that have an image in the #announcements channel, use: in: announcements has: image.

And that's it for our NINJA Trello Link guide. If you need more information about some other Roblox titles you play, then feel free to check out the Roblox section of Destructoid.

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Anime Power Defense has a lot of content, both in terms of different levels and units. The easiest way to get access to information on everything is through their community channels. Here’s how to access the Anime Power Defense Trello.

How to Find the Anime Power Defense Trello

Here are all of Anime Power Defense’s community channels where you can get the latest info on the game:

• Official Anime Power Defense Trello.
• APD Discord Server.
• Community Anime Power Defense Wiki.
• APD Roblox Community.

For clear-cut and organized information on the game, I highly recommend that you check out the Trello board first. There, you can find every piece of content and mechanic in the game sorted by category. Examples include:

• Info on different currencies.
• Missions.
• All rewards.
• All Game Modes.
• Updates.
• All Units are sorted by rarity.
• All Skins.
• All Powers.
• All Items.
• All Emotes.
• Information on all lobby stations.
• Unit tier lists.
• Any previous events.

The APD Wiki holds the same type of content but goes in-depth to explain each unit or game mode instead of just listing them. Both are run by the community, so you can expect regular updates on everything as they’re highly active on both platforms.

On the other hand, if you’re not looking for technical objective information and are looking for a more subjective approach, check out their Discord. The community gathers there to discuss strategies, best units, farming methods, and a lot more. This is also where you can ask specific questions you might have in both the General and Questions-and-Help channels.

Lastly, Discord is also where you can check out the latest updates, announcements, and patch notes. I’d recommend staying up to date on these for any giveaways that might pop up. Speaking of free stuff, codes can be found here, too. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more Anime Power Defense guides.

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Since you can choose which BTD banner you roll on, I’ll show you the best meta brawlers to roll for. Save up your gems and then go wild on rolls when you see these, or use your pity to get them. Here’s my ultimate Brawl Tower Defense unit tier list.

Best Brawl Tower Defense Units Tier List

I’ll be rating Brawl Tower Defense units from best to worst across S-Tier to D-Tier. The higher Tiers will usually be about the best Legendaries and Mythics and how to use them. B-Tier is all about the best Epics, and the lowest Tiers are units you shouldn’t really worry about. Each Tier is ordered so that the better units are higher, so I highly recommend using your pity on the highest-rated unit in each Tier.

S Tier BTD Units

• Griff (Legendary) – Currently, Griff is the only farming unit in the game and a must-have for any loadout. He's a crucial unit to bring into each level which is why I ranked him above Kenji.
• Kenji (Secret) – If you manage to get Kenji with his abysmal roll chances below 0.1%, then he’s a strong contender for the number one spot. Slap a high-tier trait on him, and any loadout will do wonders for you. He’s just above the rest stat-wise.
• Leon (Mythic) – I’ve been debating whether Leon is better than Nita, and they both have advantages going for them. I chose Leon over Nita for the third spot just because of his slightly better stats, but they’re both great.
• Nita (Legendary) – The second-best legendary in the game and part of the current meta. A must-have in addition to Griff for higher difficulties.

A Tier BTD Units

• Spike (Mythic) – Spike has superb AOE damage with great range. His speed is what didn’t get him a spot into S-Tier, but he’s superb if you don’t have S-Tier units yet.
• Amber (Mythic) – Her high damage and fast attacks have carried me in a lot of Insane levels. I’ll have to play a bit more with her in my loadout to see if she’s S-Tier worthy.
• Sandy (Legendary) - I’ve yet to play more with Sandy around my loadout, but so far, she’s been doing okay on Insane. Her Legendary stats keep her in A-Tier, but some Epics can compete with her, and she’s for sure the least powerful Legendary.
• Frank (Epic) – So Frank slaps as an Epic but I think that’s because they buffed him a lot because you need to pay Robux for him.

B Tier BTD Units

• Adgar (Epic) – It’s a tough spot in B-Tier as Epics are split for the top Epic spot since Edgar, Kit, and Dynamike are all so good. I prefer Edgar because he’s the best starter out of them.
• Kit (Epic) – Kit used to be my favorite Epic until I started playing around more with Edgar. His stats are just so effective as an Epic and comparable to Sandy as a Legendary.
• Gran Mike (Epic) – Some of the best AOE damage in the Epic rarity.
• Gale/Ice Man (Epic) – Gale does a great job as a support unit, but there are much better support units in the game once you roll Legendaries and Mythics.

C Tier BTD Units

• Jecky (Rare) – Jecky actually does a great job in terms of AOE damage until you start getting some Epics, Mythics, and Legendaries. She’ll carry you through the early game.
• Colt (Rare) – Colt is one of the best rares in the game, along with Jecky, but replace him once you’ve rolled some units from higher above.

D Tier BTD Units

• Mortiz (Epic) – Never roll if you see a banner with Mortiz, just wait for the refresh as he’s not only the worst Epic but also not a great unit overall. Great range, but everything else sucks.
• El Primo (Rare) – Just your standard DPS unit as you’re starting out and have no better units to take.
• Shelli (Rare) – Shelli’s similar to El Primo, where you’ll probably have her equipped in the first hour of the game until you roll for something better.

That’s it for my best Brawl Tower Defense unit tier list. Stay tuned to Destructoid for more BTD guides.

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Dynamite, spikes, and whirlpools surround Ancient Isles, and those are all capable of sending you down to the Davy Jones' locker! They'll also be your first obstacle to acquiring Fisch's deadliest catch, the Megalodon. To help you get it in the shortest amount of time, here is our complete guide on how to catch Megalodon in Fisch.

Megalodon Event Spawn Location and Time in Fisch

The Megalodon Event in Fisch starts in the open ocean behind the Ancient Isle (~7200, 130, 200), right when the day/night switch happens. The chances of it occurring are relatively high compared to those of other events, and it's currently much more common than regular Shark Hunts.

Also, the dynamite, spikes, and whirlpools that usually spawn around the Ancient Isle can't spawn this far out in the ocean. However, they can still get you while you make your way from the Ancient Isles, so use the fastest boat you have to dodge them.

How to Start the Megalodon Event in Fisch by Yourself

The most reliable and foolproof way of starting the Megalodon Event yourself in Fisch is to spam Sundial Totems. That way, you can force a day/night switch every ~20 seconds, which should allow you to get a Megalodon Event in about 10 minutes on average.

If you don't want to spend money on totems, then you can try server hopping until you find a server where whales are spamming the Sundials themselves. You can also invite your friends and share the expense of totem-spamming with them.

Best Rods and Bait to Catch a Megalodon in Fisch

The Megalodon is the largest fish in the game right now, with its average weight being around 50,000 kg. So, most normal rods are out of the question (Rod of Depths's passive can't catch it, either). Here is the list of all rods you can use to catch a Megalodon in Fisch, including the best enchants and bait to use with them:

Rod	Stats	Best Enchants	Best Baits
The Lost Rod	Lure: 15% Luck: 25% Control: 0.08 Resilience: 5% Max Kg: 50,000 Price: 50,000 + Crafting	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Steady Rod	Lure: -60% Luck: 35% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 30% Max Kg: 100,000 Price: 7,000	Hasty Divine Swift Abyssal	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Reinforced Rod	Lure: 0% Luck: 15% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 20,000	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Kings Rod	Lure: -45% Luck: 55% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 35% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 120,000	Hasty Abyssal Divine Swift	Shark Head Super Flakes Weird Algae Night Shrimp
No-Life Rod	Lure: 90% Luck: 100% Control: 0.25 Resilience: 15% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 0	Clever Abyssal Quality Divine	Shark Head Super Flakes Weird Algae Night Shrimp
Celestial Rod	Lure: 0% Luck: 15% Control: 0.05 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 100,000 + Crafting	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Rod of the Eternal King	Lure: 25% Luck: 150% Control: 0.1 Resilience: 0% Max Kg: 75,000 Price: 200,000 + Crafting	Resilient Controlled Steady	Shark Head Seaweed Bagel Coral
Rod of the Forgotten Fang	Lure: 50% Luck: 110% Control: 0.15 Resilience: 25% Max Kg: Inf. Price: 300,000 + Crafting	Hasty Abyssal	Shark Head Super Flakes Weird Algae Night Shrimp

The easiest to get and use from the above-mentioned rods are the Steady Rod and the King's Rod. Also, they are very useful for catching other big fish, so getting them should be a priority. Enchanting the King's Rod with Hasty is also a must.

How to Catch the Ancient Megalodon and Phantom Megalodon

The Ancient Megalodon and the Phantom Megalodon are just variations of the regular Megalodon, and the chances for the Meg you catch to be one of those are ~1/3 and ~1/10, respectively.

Also, the Phantom Megalodon can only be caught during real-life weekends, and you can increase the chance of getting him by using an Eclipse Totem.

Now, if you follow our guide to the letter, you should be able to catch your first Megalodon in Fisch with ease. After you catch him, you'll also get an exclusive cutscene and, of course, the bragging rights of catching a Meg.

That concludes our guide on how to catch a Megalodon in Fisch. If you need help with something else related to this experience, be sure to check out the Fisch section here on Destructoid.

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