Vegetable is a Mythic unit added in the 1.0 Warriors Saga update for Anime Expeditions, modeled on Vegeta from Dragon Ball. It leans heavily on the units around it, converting their attacks into permanent stat gains, which makes it a strong pick for drawn-out modes like Raid and Tournament.
Quick answer: Pull Vegetable from the Standard Banner or Mini Banner, gather 20x Sprite (Red), 20x Sprite (Green), 1x Sprite (Rainbow), 1x Prince’s Crown, and 10,000 Gold, then evolve it into Vegetable (Prince) at the Evolve station.
How to summon Vegetable in Anime Expeditions
Vegetable appears on two gachas, the Standard Banner and the Mini Banner, and it can headline either one. Both banners give you a 0.25% chance of pulling a Mythic, with a pity system that guarantees a Mythic on the 400th summon and resets after each Mythic drop.
The Standard Banner rotates its featured Mythics every hour and shows three at a time. The unit in the center slot has a higher pull rate than the two beside it, so the best moment to spend Gems is when Vegetable sits in the middle. Aim to pull before the next rotation swaps it out.
The Mini Banner is the more targeted option. It cycles a brand-new Mythic every hour and can feature Vegetable, so it is useful when you want a specific unit rather than a random pull. The rate and pity are identical to the Standard Banner.
Evolution materials for Vegetable (Prince)
Evolving Vegetable into Vegetable (Prince) unlocks its full passive kit and much higher stats. You need to collect every item below before the Evolve station will let you confirm the upgrade.
| Material | Amount |
|---|---|
| Sprite (Red) | 20 |
| Sprite (Green) | 20 |
| Sprite (Rainbow) | 1 |
| Prince’s Crown | 1 |
| Gold | 10,000 |
Sprites and Gold come from clearing Challenge stages. You can also craft Green, Red, and Rainbow Sprites out of Grey Sprites, which drop from Story stages. That gives you two routes to the colored Sprites if Challenge drops are slow.
Prince’s Crown is the gating item. It only comes from the A Prince’s Pride Unit Trial, where you fight through 15 waves and defeat the Bioinsect (Perfect) boss on the final wave. You will know it worked when the victory screen confirms the quest is complete and hands you Prince’s Crown as the reward.
All Vegetable (Prince) passives
Vegetable (Prince) runs on three passives. The core mechanic is Royal Rivalry, which turns the attacks of nearby allies into permanent boosts to Damage, Critical Chance, and Critical Damage. On top of that, a Patience bar governs when the unit transforms.
Prince’s Pursuit
Enemies that walk out of this unit’s range take 10% of its current Damage. Because the value scales with the unit’s live Damage, this passive gets stronger as Royal Rivalry stacks build up.
Royal Rivalry
| Ally action in range | Boost per proc | Cap |
|---|---|---|
| Regular attack | +5% Damage | 50% |
| Critical attack | +10% Critical Chance | 50% |
| Follow-Up Attack | +10% Critical Damage | 30% |
These gains are permanent for the run, so surrounding Vegetable (Prince) with units that attack often, crit frequently, or trigger Follow-Up Attacks lets it hit all three caps faster.
Awakened Pride
This passive tracks a Patience value that starts at 100. Takedowns within range lower Patience by 5, and if another unit transforms in range, Patience empties instantly while that unit gains a 15% Damage boost. When Patience hits zero, Vegetable (Prince) transforms into Vegetable Transformation.
| Transformation bonus | Value |
|---|---|
| Damage | +15% |
| Critical Damage | +35% |
| Critical Chance | +20% |
Deployment cost, typings, and best trait
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Mythic |
| Deployment cost | 1,650 Yen |
| Typings | Magical and Light |
| Best trait | Unbound |
Because the whole kit feeds on nearby allies, Vegetable (Prince) is at its best placed inside a busy cluster of attackers rather than off on its own. Pair it with units that crit often and trigger Follow-Up Attacks, keep them within its range, and its stacked buffs will carry it through the longest stages in the game.
