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Anime Squadron Primal Fusion Special Quest Guide

Primal Fusion is a late-game grind, so it feels best after GT City Raid 4 is already repeatable, Infinite does not collapse early, and the required SSJ4 units are close to their awakening route. Read the Special Quest panel before a long session, then upgrade the part of the route that keeps failing.

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How do you complete the Primal Fusion Special Quest in Anime Squadron?

Short answer: Primal Fusion is the route to Primal Core. Start it from Quests under Special Quest, then work through the SSJ4 awakening progress, Infinite waves, Raid clears, and GT City Raid 4 clears before taking Primal Core to the Gometa SSJ4 Awakening NPC route.

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  1. Open Quests, then switch to Special Quest.
  2. Select Primal Fusion and match the checklist to your units and modes.
  3. Build the SSJ4 units named by the quest before grinding long raid sessions.
  4. Push Infinite until the quest panel marks the wave task done.
  5. Finish the Raid stage clears and GT City Raid 4 clears shown in Special Quest.
  6. Claim Primal Core once Primal Fusion is complete.
  7. Bring Primal Core to the Awakening NPC and check the Gometa SSJ4 requirement before spending more resources.

Primal Fusion starts in the quest menu. Open Quests, switch to Special Quest, and look for Primal Fusion. If that panel is not visible or the reward text looks different, follow the quest panel in front of you because task counts and stage wording can shift after updates.

The route is mainly about Primal Core. Finishing Primal Fusion gives the item that feeds into the Gometa SSJ4 awakening path, so this is not a random material farm. It sits after serious GT progress: upgraded units, raid access, and enough team strength to clear late modes more than once.

The SSJ4 units are the first gate. Goki SSJ4 and Vegata SSJ4 progress matter before the stage grind starts to pay off. If either unit is far behind, build the missing unit first, because extra raid clears will not fix an awakening requirement sitting unfinished at the NPC.

Infinite waves are the roster check. Read the wave target from the Primal Fusion panel, then watch where the run breaks. If waves leak early, the team needs better wave clear or Yen timing. If bosses stall the run, the carry needs more damage, traits, gear, stats, or support around it.

Raid clears are the next wall. Primal Fusion points into normal Raid clears and GT City Raid 4, which means Story strength is not enough. The team needs sustained boss damage, a carry that enters early enough, and support or economy that keeps the board from falling behind before the final waves.

GT City Raid 4 decides whether the route feels clean or painful. One close clear proves access, but Primal Fusion becomes much easier when Act 4 is already repeatable. If Act 4 still comes down to the last few seconds or a base leak, fix the carry, support slot, gear, perks, or stat rolls before turning it into a long session.

Once the checklist is done, Primal Core goes to the Awakening NPC. The Gometa SSJ4 route uses Primal Core after the required Goki SSJ4 Full Power setup, but check the NPC before spending more resources. If the NPC asks for something different in this version, follow that screen.

A clean route looks like this: confirm Primal Fusion in Special Quest, finish the SSJ4 unit prep, clear the Infinite target, handle the Raid and GT City Raid 4 tasks, claim Primal Core, then finish the Awakening NPC step. If one part keeps failing, that part is the next upgrade target.

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Gometa (SSJ4)

Gometa (SSJ4) is an evolved Anime Squadron DPS unit players build toward when they need one carry for Story, Raids, Infinite, and Bosses.

When Primal Fusion Is Worth Starting

Primal Fusion feels good once the required GT units are close to their awakening route and GT City Raid 4 is already a repeatable clear. If basic raids still fall apart, traits, gear, perks, and team fixes usually give faster progress first.

What Primal Core Is For

Primal Core is the reward tied to Primal Fusion. It belongs at the Awakening NPC when the Gometa SSJ4 path appears and the required unit setup is ready.

Where Players Lose Time

Most wasted time comes from skipping the Special Quest panel, pushing Infinite with weak wave clear, or repeating GT City Raid 4 while the carry, support slot, gear, perks, or stat rolls still need work.

Anime Squadron Primal Fusion Special Quest Guide FAQ

Where do you start Primal Fusion in Anime Squadron?

It starts in Quests under Special Quest. Select Primal Fusion there and read that panel for the task list.

How do you get Primal Core in Anime Squadron?

Primal Core comes from completing Primal Fusion. Check the quest reward before a long clear session.

Do you need GT City Raid 4 for Primal Fusion?

Yes. GT City Raid 4 clears are part of the Primal Fusion checklist, and the Special Quest panel gives the count.

Is Primal Fusion a beginner quest?

No. It fits later accounts with SSJ4 awakening progress, stable Infinite runs, Raid clears, and GT City Raid 4 access.

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