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Anime Squadron Gear

Anime Squadron gear matters after the keeper units are clear. Gear names, rarities, Gold costs, materials, and set bonuses connect directly to unit upgrading, evolving, and lineup planning. A boss killer, wave clearer, support unit, or economy unit each wants different equipment from the same recipe pool.

Gear

Mythic item Range and HP gear

Devil Amulet

Devil Amulet is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for range survival.

Best for: Frontline carries or supports that need range, HP, and ability cooldown
Mythic item Crit DPS gear

Devil Sword

Devil Sword is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for crit DPS.

Best for: DPS units that want damage, critical hit chance, and critical damage
Mythic item Cooldown gear

Hogyoku

Hogyoku is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for cooldown speed.

Best for: Carries and supports that need faster attack and ability cycles
Secret item Woo evolution item

Monarch Daggers

Monarch Daggers is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for Woo evolution.

Best for: Players preparing Woo evolution and farming late Act 9-10 materials
Legendary item Range accuracy gear

Ninja Headband

Ninja Headband is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for range accuracy.

Best for: Units that need range and accuracy in tougher modes
Legendary item Hybrid survival gear

Ninja Hoodie

Ninja Hoodie is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for balanced stats.

Best for: Frontline hybrids that need HP, defense, and damage
Legendary item Cooldown defense gear

Ninja Shoes

Ninja Shoes is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for cooldown defense.

Best for: Mid-game units that need cooldown and defense before mythic gear
Epic item Early cooldown gear

Pirate Sandals

Pirate Sandals is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for early cooldown.

Best for: Early progression units needing speed, defense, and cooldown
Epic item Early hybrid gear

Pirate Shirt

Pirate Shirt is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for early HP damage.

Best for: Early frontliners and starter DPS needing HP plus damage
Epic item Early range gear

Pirate Straw Hat

Pirate Straw Hat is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for early range.

Best for: Early DPS or support units needing reach and accuracy
Rare item Starter hybrid gear

Saiyan Gi

Saiyan Gi is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for starter gear.

Best for: New accounts crafting first gear for starter units
Rare item Starter range gear

Saiyan Hat

Saiyan Hat is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for starter range.

Best for: Starter DPS or support units needing cheap range and accuracy
Rare item Starter cooldown gear

Saiyan Shoes

Saiyan Shoes is an Anime Squadron craftable gear item players build at the Crafting NPC for starter cooldown.

Best for: Starter units needing first cooldown and speed gear

Anime Squadron gear covers craftable equipment and gear sets that change how a unit performs. Compare gear by rarity, stat line, set effect, material burden, and unit fit.

What Counts as Gear

Gear is equipment or a craftable item that changes a unit after the unit itself is already chosen. Gear is not the same as a trait: a trait is part of a unit roll, while gear is built, equipped, or compared as an item. Gear comparison uses rarity, stat changes, set names, crafting cost, and required materials. Gold and rare drops are safest when the crafting menu matches the recipe and set value the unit needs.

How Gear Shapes Unit Builds

Gear pushes a keeper unit past its base stats. A boss unit wants gear that raises damage, cooldown pressure, or final-hit uptime. A wave unit wants gear that helps range, attack speed, or area control. A support unit wants gear that keeps its buff, slow, or utility active where the lane needs it. An economy unit usually needs a cheaper setup first, because expensive gear on a farm unit can delay the damage units that clear the wave.

How to Compare Gear

The unit's job comes first, then the gear's cost. A higher-rarity gear piece loses value if its materials come from later acts the squad cannot clear consistently. A lower-rarity piece can be the better first craft if it gives the stat the main unit needs right now. Compare gear by affected stat, rarity, set bonus, recipe burden, material drop place, and whether the gear works for one unit or several units in the lineup.

How Gear Connects to Materials and Locations

Gear farming depends on Materials and Locations. Materials explain the ingredient used in recipes, while locations connect world or act names to where those materials drop. A gear name points to a recipe; a material name points back to the gear it unlocks. The craft only makes sense when both sides connect.

When Crafting Makes Sense

Crafting makes sense when the stat line, rarity, set name, material list, Gold cost, craft location, and target units all match the same build. A gear piece tied to an awakening or evolved unit route is a long-term route piece rather than a normal stat upgrade. Rare materials need both a recipe and a unit payoff.

Gear FAQ

What is gear in Anime Squadron?

Gear is equipment or a craftable item that changes a unit's performance. Players compare gear by rarity, stat line, material cost, Gold cost, and set bonus.

Is gear the same as traits?

No. Traits belong to the unit roll or reroll system. Gear is an item path, usually tied to crafting, materials, rarity, and set bonuses.

Which gear fits a unit?

Gear fits the unit's job. Boss units need damage or uptime, wave units need lane reach or speed, and support units need gear that keeps their utility working during the fight.

Why do materials matter for gear?

A gear piece can look good but cost materials from acts or modes the squad cannot farm yet. Material drop place and recipe burden decide whether Gold has a clean craft target.