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Base Health is an Anime Squadron defensive perk that gives the base more room to survive leaks.
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Anime Squadron Gems Wiki
Gems are Anime Squadron's main summon currency, spent when a banner has units your account actually wants.
Anime Squadron Gems Details
- Type
- item
- Role
- Summon currency
- Best For
- Players saving for a target banner or route unit
What Is Anime Squadron Gems?
Gems are the currency every new account watches because they turn into banner pulls. Anime Squadron is built around summoning, upgrading, evolving, and building a squad, so Gems sit right at the front of that loop. The trap is spending them the moment the number looks big. A stronger habit is matching Gems to a target. If the banner has a carry, route unit, or support your team needs, spending makes sense. If the banner is weak for your account, saving is usually the better move. Gems feel common when codes are active, then suddenly feel scarce after a few summon sessions. Gems also decide how much risk you can take. A player with only a small stack may want to stop after a good pull. A player who just redeemed a large code reward has more room to chase. The banner screen, summon price, and pity display tell the real story. Gems are not just currency; they are your number of chances at changing the roster.
How To Get Gems In Anime Squadron
Gems come from codes that list Gems, plus rewards from quests, events, passes, AFK-style rewards, and modes when those screens show Gem payouts. The code box proves whether a listed code still gives the reward. The banner screen is where those Gems turn into pulls.
Anime Squadron Gems Abilities
Gems buy summon chances and other progression spending tied to the game's economy. They never raise unit stats by themselves. Their value appears when the banner has a unit that improves the roster: more Gems means more chances to hit that target before the banner changes.
Anime Squadron Gems Pros and Cons
Pros
- Changes the roster: Gems can turn into units, which can matter more than small side upgrades early on.
- Code bursts help new accounts: A working code set can give enough Gems for a real first banner session.
Cons
- Bad banners drain fast: Pulling without a target can empty the account before a better banner appears.
- Old codes mislead: A reward list only matters when the code still works in the code box.
Gems Notes
- Difficulty
- Easy to earn in bursts, easy to waste on weak banners
Gems Obtain Methods In Anime Squadron
- Code rewards: Working codes can give Gems in large chunks when the code box accepts them.
- Game rewards: Quest, event, pass, AFK, and mode rewards can add Gems when the reward tile lists them.
- Banner pulls: The summon screen is where saved Gems become unit chances.
Related Anime Squadron Resources
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Gold
Gold is Anime Squadron's upgrade currency, spent on crafting, perks, and account progress choices.
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Max Yen
Max Yen is an Anime Squadron economy perk that raises the battle Yen cap for expensive unit plans.
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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 spending moment
Spend Gems when the banner includes a unit that fills a real team gap or starts a route you want.
Good saving moment
Save Gems when the current roster already clears the next goal and the banner has no clear target.
First session habit
New accounts get more from redeeming codes first, then choosing pulls after seeing the full Gem stack.
Gems FAQ
What are Gems for?
Gems are mainly used for summons and related progression spending.
How do you get Gems?
Codes, quests, events, passes, AFK rewards, and mode rewards can give Gems.
Is it worth spending Gems right away?
Only when the banner has a unit your account wants.
Do Gem codes expire?
Yes. The code box decides whether the reward still works.
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