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Anime Squadron Resources

Anime Squadron resources decide how fast a squad grows after the first few clears. Gems, Gold, Trait Shards, Trait Rerolls or cubes, Perfect Cubes, Stat Cubes, Zeni, and EXP all connect to summons, trait rolls, gear crafting, perk upgrades, and progression. Some currencies are fine to spend early; rare rerolls, cubes, and trait resources usually deserve a keeper unit or a clear gear target first.

All Resources In Anime Squadron

item Summon currency

Gems

Gems are Anime Squadron's main summon currency, spent when a banner has units your account actually wants.

Best for: Players saving for a target banner or route unit
item Upgrade currency

Gold

Gold is Anime Squadron's upgrade currency, spent on crafting, perks, and account progress choices.

Best for: Players choosing the next upgrade, craft, or economy spend
item Premium stat reroll item

Perfect Cube

Perfect Cube is a high-value Anime Squadron stat reroll item best saved for a unit that will stay on your team.

Best for: Players polishing stats on a main carry, tank, support, or route unit
item Stat reroll currency

Reroll Cube

Reroll Cube is an Anime Squadron stat reroll item used when a keeper unit has poor stat rolls.

Best for: Players fixing weak stat rolls on a long-term unit
item Trait reroll currency

Trait Shards

Trait Shards are Anime Squadron reroll materials spent at the trait NPC when a keeper unit needs a better trait.

Best for: Players saving rerolls for a carry, support, tank, or evolution-route unit

Anime Squadron resources include the currencies and consumable items spent on summons, traits, stat rerolls, gear, perks, and unit progression. Each resource answers a different spending question: temporary unit, keeper unit, crafted gear, or permanent upgrade.

What Counts as a Resource

A resource is a currency, shard, cube, reroll item, or progression item that gets spent outside a single battle decision. Gems and summon-related currency affect how many units the account can chase. Gold connects to gear and perk spending. Trait Shards, rerolls, Perfect Cubes, and Stat Cubes connect to unit trait and stat decisions. EXP connects to unit growth. Rare item spending is clearer when the item tooltip matches the current upgrade target.

How Resources Shape Progress

Common resources unlock early progress. Rare rerolls and cubes become risky when they go onto a unit that will leave the lineup soon. Trait resources have the clearest value after a keeper unit is chosen. Gold has competing sinks when gear crafting and perk upgrades both need it. EXP is strongest when it pushes a main unit through a clear breakpoint.

Where Resources Pay Off

Resources pay off when they move toward the sink that fixes the next wall. Summon currency matters when the lineup lacks a core damage unit. Trait currency belongs on units that stay in the squad. A crafting material or Gold cost matters when gear gives a missing stat. A permanent upgrade resource affects future runs instead of one character. The strongest spend fixes the blocked system, not the item with the loudest reward text.

How Resources Connect to Other Systems

Resources connect every Anime Squadron system. Units use summon currency, EXP, traits, gear, and evolution-related materials. Traits use shards, rerolls, and cubes. Gear uses Gold and materials. Perks are permanent-style upgrades with Gold costs. Game modes and acts feed different rewards, so the resource name needs its upgrade target before the spend is clear.

When Spending Pays Off

A resource pays off when its name, use, rarity, farm route, and upgrade target all line up. Rare items carry more risk when they can also feed a stronger later upgrade. Code rewards and event rewards change fast, so temporary availability stays separate from the item's normal role.

Resources FAQ

What resources are used in Anime Squadron?

Gems, Gold, Trait Shards, rerolls or cubes, Perfect Cubes, Stat Cubes, Zeni, and EXP connect to summons, traits, gear, perks, and unit progression.

Is this the same as Anime Squadron codes?

No. Resources explain what items do after you have them. Active code lists and redeem steps are separate.

Which resources are safest to save?

Rare reroll items, cubes, and trait resources fit keeper units best. Common progression resources are safer when they unlock a clear, craft, or permanent upgrade that helps right away.

How do resources connect to gear and traits?

Trait resources change unit rolls, while Gold and materials connect to gear crafting and perk upgrades. The target unit or gear piece gives the resource a clear payoff.