Anime Squadron Raid Guide: Complete Special Quests and Unlock Gogeta SSJ4

Anime Squadron has quickly taken the Roblox tower defense and strategy scene by storm, offering a modernized experience that fans of Anime Rangers X and Battlecats will find instantly familiar. If you are looking to dominate the leaderboards, mastering the anime squadron raid is the ultimate hurdle you must clear to prove your worth. This high-stakes game mode is not just about survival; it is the primary gateway to unlocking the most powerful units in the game, including the legendary Gogeta SSJ4.

In this guide, we will break down the mechanics of the anime squadron raid, specifically focusing on the GT City Act 4 challenges and the grueling special quests required for top-tier evolutions. Whether you are a solo player looking to optimize your macros or a team player searching for the perfect squad synergy, understanding the intricacies of these raids is essential for progression.

The Path to Peak Power: Unlocking Gogeta SSJ4

For many players, the main objective in Anime Squadron is obtaining Gogeta SSJ4. This unit is widely considered the “peak” of current content, but getting him is far from a simple summon. It requires the completion of a massive “Special Quest” chain that tests every facet of your account’s strength.

According to player experience, this process can take anywhere from 10 to 15 hours of dedicated gameplay, much of which involves grinding specific raid acts and infinite mode waves. The questline is designed to ensure that only the most dedicated players can wield the power of a Fusion-tier unit.

Gogeta SSJ4 Special Quest Requirements

Quest Objective	Requirement	Notes
Awaken Goku SSJ4	1 Unit	Requires Power Pole and Zenkai Ore
Awaken Vegeta SSJ4	1 Unit	Requires Scouter and City Raid materials
Infinite Waves	500 Waves	Can be done across multiple runs
Raid Stages	100 Completions	Any raid act counts toward this total
GT City Raid Act 4	20 Completions	The most difficult part of the questline

Mastering the Anime Squadron Raid Mechanics

The anime squadron raid system is divided into different acts, each increasing in difficulty and offering unique rewards. While early acts are manageable solo, Act 4 of the GT City Raid introduces mechanics that can easily overwhelm an unprepared player. Community reports suggest that while soloing is possible with Mythic units, finding a squad via Discord is significantly more efficient.

GT City Raid Act 4 Breakdown

Act 4 is unique because of its three-path layout. Unlike standard story stages where enemies flow down a single lane, this raid forces players to manage multiple objectives simultaneously.

1. The Three Dragon Balls: The stage features three distinct paths: Left, Center, and Right. At the end of each path sits a Dragon Ball objective.
2. Sequential Activation: You must defeat the enemies protecting the Left path first, followed by the Center, and finally the Right.
3. The Final Boss: Once all three Dragon Ball objectives are cleared, a massive boss spawns with approximately 700,000 HP.

Players have noted that solo runs for this specific anime squadron raid can take upwards of 3 to 5 minutes depending on unit levels. In a full squad, this time can be cut down to under 90 seconds, making the 20-completion requirement for Gogeta much more bearable.

Raid Difficulty and Rewards

Raid Act	Enemy HP Scaling	Key Drops	Recommended Level
Act 1	Low	Basic Upgrade Materials	Level 1-10
Act 2	Medium	Scouter (Evolution Item)	Level 15+
Act 3	High	Power Pole (2.5% Chance)	Level 25+
Act 4	Very High	Primal Core (Quest Only)	Level 35+

Evolution Strategy: From Goku and Vegeta to Gogeta

Before you can even think about the final fusion, you must evolve your base SSJ4 units. This requires a mix of luck from the selection banners and persistent grinding in the anime squadron raid stages.

Evolving Goku SSJ4

Goku is the foundation of your team. To evolve him to his SSJ4 state, you need specific items found in the Squadron stages. The “Power Pole” is a notorious drop with only a 2.5% chance to appear in Act 3. Many players recommend setting up a macro to clear this stage overnight to ensure you have the necessary materials without burning out.

Evolving Vegeta SSJ4

Vegeta requires materials from Act 4 and Act 5 of the standard raids, along with the “Scouter” item from Act 2. While Vegeta is not the final unit you will be using (as Goku is the one who evolves into Gogeta), having a maxed-out Vegeta is crucial for clearing the raids necessary to finish the special quest.

The Final Awakening: Primal Core and Eclipse Stones

Once the 100 raids and 500 infinite waves are finished, you receive the Primal Core. However, the journey doesn’t end there. To trigger the final awakening into Gogeta SSJ4, you need 10 of each “King Eclipse Stone.”

These stones are found in Chapters 9 and 10 of the story mode on Hard Difficulty. With a drop rate of roughly 6%, you will likely need to clear these stages over 150 times to gather all the required stones.

Infinite Mode: Efficient Wave Grinding

The requirement for 500 infinite waves in the anime squadron raid questline can be daunting. However, it is one of the best ways to earn Yen and experience for your units.

Pro-Tip: Always bring a money-generating unit like Speed Wagon. In the early waves, enemies have low HP (around 150), allowing you to focus entirely on your economy. By the time you reach wave 50+, you should have enough Yen to max out your primary damage dealers.

Infinite Mode Strategy Table

Wave Range	Focus	Key Units
1 - 20	Economy Building	Speed Wagon / Money Units
21 - 50	Base Defense	Mid-tier Legendaries
51 - 100	High DPS Scaling	Mythics (Shanks, SSJ4 Goku)
100+	Crowd Control & Slows	Stunners / Freeze Units

Gogeta SSJ4 Unit Showcase: Is He Worth the Grind?

After hours of completing the anime squadron raid, you finally unlock Gogeta SSJ4. But how does he perform in the field? Based on technical stats, he is a powerhouse designed for late-game content.

Base Stats and Placement

Gogeta costs 2,000 Yen to place, which is expensive for early-game waves but manageable in raids. At base level, he deals 3,000 damage every 2.5 seconds. When equipped with the “Clone” trait, his DPS becomes arguably the highest in the game.

Passive Abilities

Gogeta’s strength lies in his three unique passives:

• Fusion Reignited: Whenever an ally unit is defeated, Gogeta gains a 5% damage and defense buff, along with a 2.5% dodge chance (stacks up to 10 times).
• Transcendent Being: Every time Gogeta uses an ability, he regenerates 2% of his max HP and gains a 10% dodge buff for 10 seconds.
• Master of Combat: For every 10 kills, Gogeta earns a permanent 0.1% crit chance buff, capping at a massive 50% crit rate.

The Ultimate: Big Bang Kamehameha

To unlock Gogeta’s true potential, you must reach Upgrade 6 during a match. This unlocks the “Big Bang Kamehameha,” a devastating area-of-effect attack that deals 500% of his base damage. This move is essential for clearing the higher-tier bosses found in the latest Roblox tower defense updates.

Community Tips for Raid Success

Success in the anime squadron raid often comes down to preparation rather than just raw power. Here are some community-sourced tips to help you clear content faster:

1. Macro Wisely: If you are hunting for 6% drop rate items like King Eclipse Stones, use a macro on Chapter 9 Hard Mode. It saves time and ensures you have a steady supply of materials.
2. Trait Rolling: Don’t settle for basic traits on your Mythics. Aim for “Superior” or “Rainbow” traits to maximize your damage output during the GT City Raid.
3. Upgrade Yen Generation: Before entering a high-level raid, ensure your global “Max Yen” and “Yen Generation” upgrades are leveled up in the lobby. This allows you to place expensive units like Gogeta much earlier.
4. Squad Synergy: In Act 4, have one player focus on the Left path, one on the Center, and one on the Right. This prevents enemies from leaking while you work toward the Dragon Ball objectives.

Conclusion

The anime squadron raid is a challenging but rewarding system that defines the progression of Anime Squadron. While the journey to unlock Gogeta SSJ4 is long—involving hundreds of raid stages, 500 infinite waves, and dozens of evolution materials—the result is a unit that can solo almost any content currently in the game.

By following the strategies outlined above, focusing on efficient grinding, and utilizing the power of a squad, you can minimize the “boring” parts of the macro grind and get straight to the high-octane action. The game is constantly evolving, so stay tuned to community Discord channels for updates on new raid acts and even more powerful unit fusions.

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FAQ: Anime Squadron Raid and Evolutions

How do I get the Primal Core for Gogeta SSJ4?

The Primal Core is a reward for completing the “Special Quest” for Gogeta. You must awaken both Goku and Vegeta SSJ4, complete 500 waves of Infinite Mode, finish 100 total raid stages, and clear the GT City anime squadron raid Act 4 exactly 20 times.

What is the best trait for raiding in Anime Squadron?

For most players, the “Clone” or “Superior” traits are considered the best. “Clone” allows you to effectively double your presence on the map, which is incredibly helpful in the multi-path layout of the GT City Raid Act 4.

Can I solo the GT City Raid Act 4?

Yes, it is possible to solo this anime squadron raid, but it is not recommended for efficiency. Soloing requires high-level Mythic units and a strong economy. A solo run typically takes 3-5 minutes, whereas a coordinated squad can finish in under 2 minutes.

Where do I find King Eclipse Stones?

King Eclipse Stones are rare drops (approximately 6% chance) found in Chapter 9 and Chapter 10 of the Story Mode. You must play on Hard Difficulty for these stones to drop. You will need 10 of each type to complete the Gogeta SSJ4 awakening.

Merged Notes From Earlier Wiki Pages

The following notes preserve unique guidance from the earlier wiki detail pages so those older pages can point here without duplicating the same topic across the site.

Anime Squadron Raids and Infinite Guide

Previous quick answer: Raids and infinite waves are not first-click priorities, but they become important once late-game units enter the plan. Gogeta SSJ4 progress can ask for 500 infinite waves, 100 raid stages, and GT City raid act clears, so prepare with a stable carry, economy, traits, and repeatable farming before grinding these modes.

Previous quick-start checklist

• Clear story and build a stable carry before treating raids as the main grind.
• Use Speed Wagon-style economy or cheaper upgrades to make long clears smoother.
• Bring units that solve both boss damage and wave pressure.
• Save rerolls for units that will carry raids or long infinite runs.
• Use raid farming when it progresses a quest, evolve route, reroll supply, or late-game unit.

Previous wiki-specific notes

• Before You Farm Raids: Build one carry that can clear regular material stages without manual babysitting. Add economy if upgrade cost blocks progress during long stages. Stop chasing perfect traits until your team can repeat clears. Make sure the raid feeds a quest, material, reroll reward, or late-game unit before spending hours there. Do not ignore mode-specific reward chatter; some modes can suddenly become worth farming after updates.
• Why Infinite Matters: The Gogeta SSJ4 route can ask for a 500 infinite-wave push. Large wave totals reward consistency, so auto play and auto upgrade reliability matter. Units with late-wave scaling, boss damage, and reasonable upgrade cost should be prioritized over early filler. If a wave requirement feels slow, upgrade team quality before forcing the grind.
• Why Raids Matter: The Gogeta SSJ4 route can ask for 100 raid stages. GT City raid act clears appear in the same progression route. Raid farming can also feed reroll and trait progress depending on current rewards. Treat raid information as update-sensitive because early access games can change requirements quickly.
• Raid Team Priorities: Main carry: Goku, Moa, Gogeta SSJ4, or another tested damage unit. Economy: Speed Wagon or a similar income unit when upgrade pacing is the issue. Traits: Cloner for serious carries, Entrepreneur or Wealth for economy/farming, Rebirth only when survival blocks clears. Avoid: low-confidence filler units unless they are only helping you pass early waves.