Anime Fighters Summon Fighters from Stars

Stars are the gacha in Anime Fighters. Each world has its own Star and its own pool. Super Island rolls Dragon Ball-inspired fighters. Ninja Village rolls Naruto-inspired ones. You spend Yen, you get a fighter, you either put it on the team or you feed it. That is the entire summon loop.

The mistake is treating every Star as equal. A Common from Cursed High is not automatically better than a Secret from Super Island, but a random Rare from a world you cannot farm is almost always worse than saving the Yen. Open where you live, not where you sightseeing.

If you still need the 8k for Ninja Village, go back to Getting Started and How to Farm Yen. Summoning with an empty wallet is just pressing a pretty button.

Open in the highest world you can farm

Stand on the island your team actually clears, then open that world’s Star. Later pools contain later Secrets, later Crafteds, and later Divine windows. They also cost more per pull. If you cannot farm the island, you cannot refill the Star, and one lucky Epic will not save the account.

Max-open when the game offers a bulk button and you have the Yen. Singles are for checking that you clicked the right Star. Bulk is how you give Secret odds a real sample size. Secret math is ugly; the Secret fighters guide exists so this page does not pretend a 50-Star session is a hunt.

Match DPS to Yen. If you are rich and the team is weak, summon. If the team is strong and the wallet is empty, farm. The video on this page is about that split: open where your damage and your Yen both belong.

Where to summon with your DPS and Yen

Rarity ladder and what to keep

From weak to strong the rarities you will see are:

• Common
• Rare
• Epic
• Legendary
• Mythical
• Crafted
• Secret
• Divine

Crafted sits above Mythical because it is a project, not a Star result. Secrets are per-world and extremely rare. Divines are the named chase units with world windows: Vegetable (Vegito) from any world, Great Ninja (Madara) from Walled City onward, Hernando (Pucci) from Empty Dimension onward, Engineered Alien (Mewtwo) from Lucky Kingdom onward, plus later names such as Red Bat (Griffith / Femto) and Flaming Hero (Endeavor).

Keep rules that survive patches:

• Keep Secret and Divine. Always.
• Keep high ratings around A+ even if the rarity looks mid, until the tier list says otherwise.
• Keep extra copies of a keeper you will Limit Break and Infuse later. Three identical Limit Broken copies is the Infuser recipe.
• Fuse or feed junk. Commons and Rares from a world you have already left are food.

When a name is unfamiliar, open fighter pages before you dump it. Do not lock a Limit Break on a unit this wiki calls fodder.

Shiny, feed, and why copies matter

Shiny is a stronger cosmetic-and-stats variant of the same fighter. It is not a different character. A Shiny Secret still occupies the Secret slot in your brain: you keep it, you do not feed it to a random Legendary because the portrait looks dull.

Feeding and fusing exist to turn junk into levels and craft materials. Use them. Inventory clutter is how people Limit Break the wrong copy. If you are not going to Infuse it, it does not need a nickname.

Copies of a true keeper are a late-game resource. Infuse on Magic Continent wants three of the same Limit Broken fighter and pays 40 Max Talent after a multi-day craft (or a Robux skip). That is why this page says keep extras of S-tier names and delete extras of everything else. The craft steps live in Infuse and Limit Break.

Stars versus world doors

Yen spent on a world door changes the Star you are allowed to open. Yen spent on Stars changes the team that farms the next door. Early on, doors win. A new island is a new pool and a new Yen per kill. Once you can clear the island you just bought, dump Stars there until the next door is close.

Do not skip to Empty Dimension because Hernando’s window starts there if you cannot kill Empty Dimension. You will open nothing, or you will open slowly, which is the same as nothing. World costs and named later islands are listed on Worlds and Progression.

Teleport gamepass does not change Star odds. It only moves you. Codes do change a session: luck boosts belong on max-opens, Yen boosts belong on the farm that funds them. Redeem first on the codes list.

A summon session that does not waste the bank

1. Confirm the farm world still dies. If it does not, you are not summoning tonight.
2. Redeem luck boosts if you have them.
3. Teleport to that world. Click its Star, not a Star you walked past.
4. Max-open. Stop when the next door is in danger or when inventory is full of food.
5. Equip upgrades. Feed the rest.
6. If a Secret or Divine dropped, screenshot it, then go back to farming. One ultra-rare does not replace the loop.

Anime Fighters will keep adding Stars as worlds climb past 80. The method does not change. Highest farmable island, bulk opens, keep the top of the ladder, feed the bottom. If you want a named Secret, stay in one pool long enough for the odds to mean something. If you want Infuse, stop feeding the copies you will need in three weeks.

That is summoning. It is not a personality test. It is a filter for Yen you already earned.