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Anime Squadron Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 Guide

Madora and Gunbai are tied to a specific Ninja Village Squadron route, so random Story replays are a poor use of a long session. The clean order is unlock the route, prove the clear, check the reward screen, then repeat Act 4 while the run stays stable. If Act 4 is slow or messy, traits, gear, perks, and team roles usually give more progress than another rare reward attempt.

Advanced Farming

How do you farm Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 for Madora and Gunbai in Anime Squadron?

Short answer: Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 is the Madora and Gunbai farming route after Ninja Village Story and the earlier Squadron stages are clear. The good farm starts only when Act 4 clears are repeatable: reward screen checked, leaks controlled, boss damage steady, and failed runs no longer eating the whole session.

Before You Follow This Anime Squadron Guide

Anime Squadron Guide Steps

  1. Clear the Ninja Village Story route and earlier Ninja Village Squadron stages until Act 4 is available.
  2. Open Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 and read the reward screen before starting a long session.
  3. Run manual attempts first and identify whether losses come from leaks, boss damage, Yen timing, or late placements.
  4. Put traits, gear, stat rolls, perks, levels, support, tanking, or economy into the role that keeps failing.
  5. Stay on Act 4 farming only when most attempts finish instead of turning into wasted time.

Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 is a targeted farm, so treat it as a reward route instead of a stage to grind blindly as soon as it appears. Madora and Gunbai are tied to the Chapter 4 or Act 4 Ninja Village Squadron route, and the farm starts to make sense only after the team can reach that stage and repeat it. Check the reward screen before a long session so you know the item or unit you want is still there.

The unlock path matters because Act 4 is not the first Ninja Village stop. The route sits after Ninja Village Story progress and the earlier Ninja Village Squadron stages, so the first win condition is simply reaching Act 4 with a team that does not fall apart on the way. If those earlier stages still fail, the better play is usually wave clear, boss damage, placement timing, or basic account upgrades before trying to force the Act 4 farm.

Once Act 4 opens, the first few runs are for reading the stage. If normal enemies leak while the main unit is locked onto something else, the lineup needs wave clear, support, tanking, or earlier placement value. If the boss or high-health target survives too long, the main carry needs traits, gear, stat rolls, levels, or a better damage slot. If the board stabilizes too late, economy or perk upgrades can fix the run faster than replacing every unit.

Madora and Gunbai farming rewards clean repetition. A close manual clear proves the stage can be beaten, but it is not a farming setup yet. Rare reward routes get painful when each attempt drags on or fails every few runs. The farm feels ready when Act 4 clears stay steady across repeated attempts and the same leak, boss, or Yen problem is not showing up again and again.

Normal and Hard can shift with updates, so choose by the stage menu and your clear speed. If Hard shows better reward value but the clear is much slower or fails often, Normal can still be the smarter farm because completed runs matter more than staring at a better reward table after a loss.

Madora's tier-list value is not enough reason to camp Act 4 on a weak team. The unit still needs time, traits, gear, stats, Gold, and other resources after it drops. If Act 4 is messy, clean up the roster first. If Act 4 is already stable, then the route is simple: farm Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 for Madora and Gunbai, keep the reward screen open before long sessions, and leave when the stage is clearly asking for upgrades instead of more attempts.

Anime Squadron Guide Tips

When Act 4 Is Worth Farming

Act 4 is worth farming when the team clears it repeatedly without the same leak, boss, or timing problem ending runs. A single close win proves access, but long farming needs enough consistency to turn time into completed reward rolls.

Normal Or Hard Mode

Use the reward screen and clear speed together. Hard mode only wins if the team can finish it reliably enough; otherwise, Normal attempts may produce more completed runs in the same time.

Why The Reward Screen Comes First

Anime Squadron updates can change stage labels, reward odds, and difficulty value. Check the in-game reward screen before a long session, especially when Normal and Hard show different value.

Anime Squadron Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 Guide FAQ

Where do I get Madora in Anime Squadron?

Madora is tied to Chapter 4 or Act 4 of Ninja Village Squadron. Check the Act 4 reward screen before a long session.

Where do I get Gunbai in Anime Squadron?

Gunbai belongs to the Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 reward route. Pick the difficulty from the reward screen, then choose the one your team can clear repeatedly.

Is Ninja Village Squadron Act 4 a beginner farm?

No. It comes after the Ninja Village route and earlier Squadron stages are clear. Beginner accounts usually get more value from team roles, traits, perks, gear, and basic resource farming first.

Should I farm Normal or Hard for Gunbai?

Farm the difficulty that gives reliable completed clears after checking the reward screen. Hard mode loses value if the team fails often or takes far longer per clear.

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