Roblox Vanguards Holy Corpse Part: Collecting It in Dinosaur Hunt LTM

The Holy Corpse is the centerpiece of Trail of the Saint, a limited-time mode (LTM) in the Roblox tower defense game Anime Vanguards. Its pieces come from one place: the Dinosaur Hunt stage, a snowy Western town where the Holy Corpse’s vocal and orchestral theme plays for the whole run. Collecting pieces means clearing waves there, then checking the drop tracker to confirm they were counted.

Quick answer: Queue the LTM Trail of the Saint – Dinosaur Hunt stage, survive all 15 waves without losing your stocks, and watch the corpse counter on the right-side drop tracker increase.

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Where Holy Corpse pieces drop in Anime Vanguards

Corpse pieces drop only in the LTM stage, not in the regular story or other game modes. The stage label at the top of the screen reads LTM Trail of the Saint - Dinosaur Hunt Normal, so you can tell at a glance whether you loaded the right mode and difficulty. The map is a frozen frontier street, and the Holy Corpse theme loops in the background from start to finish. That music is a quick way to know you’re on the event stage and not a lookalike map.

If you aren’t already in the game, launch it from its Roblox listing and join a server from the lobby.

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The official Trail of the Saint trailer shows off the event that the Holy Corpse belongs to:

Dinosaur Hunt stage rules and HUD

Before you load in, know how the run is tracked. The Dinosaur Hunt HUD tells you how far along you are and how much room for error you have left.

HUD element	Where it sits	What it tracks
Wave	Top of screen	Current wave out of 15
Stocks	Top of screen	Remaining stocks, max 3
Wave Timer	Top of screen	Time spent in the run
Drop tracker	Right side	Event items collected
Cash (¥)	Bottom center	Yen for placing units
Hotbar	Bottom	Six unit slots with costs

Stocks are your safety margin. Every stock you drop brings you closer to failing the stage, and a failed run won’t take you to wave 15. The Unit Manager and Stage Details buttons on the right let you review your placed units and the stage setup mid-run. You can also hold P to pause.

How to run Dinosaur Hunt for Holy Corpse pieces

Fill your hotbar before queuing. There are six unit slots, and each shows the unit’s level and its placement cost in yen. A loadout of level 60 units holds up through wave 14 of Normal, including two that cost 550¥ to place and two that cost 1,500¥. The cheaper units are the ones you can afford right away.

Pick the Trail of the Saint LTM and choose the Dinosaur Hunt stage on Normal. When you load in, check that the stage label at the top matches. If it doesn’t, you won’t earn corpse pieces from that run.

Spend your opening yen on the cheapest units to hold the road, then build up. Cash shows in the bottom center and grows as waves go by. Late in the run you’ll have tens of thousands of yen, more than enough to place the 1,500¥ units and upgrade.

Use Wave Skip to cut down your time between waves. Once a wave is under control, a Wave Skip prompt shows up with a green Skip button and a short countdown, such as 8 seconds. Turn on Auto to skip automatically on every run, but only if your defense can handle back-to-back waves.

Snowy Western street on wave 14 of 15 with the green Wave Skip button and Auto toggle shown — The Wave Skip prompt on wave 14 of 15 in Dinosaur Hunt, with the green Skip button and the Auto toggle.

Hold your stocks through wave 15. The last two waves are where runs usually go wrong, so keep watching the stocks counter instead of zoning out. Every time you clear the stage, you add to your event drops.

Queue the stage again. Corpse pieces add up over repeated clears, so you build up your total by running Dinosaur Hunt over and over, not through one big payout.

Checking your Holy Corpse count on the drop tracker

The right-side tracker shows three event drop counters while you’re in the stage. Each counter has an icon and a running total:

Saint skull / corpse icon — the Holy Corpse pieces you’ve collected
Red skull icon — a separate event drop
Gold bag icon — an event token drop

Corpse pieces drop at a much higher rate than the other two. A save with 132 corpse pieces, for example, has 68 red skulls and 10 gold bags. The corpse total climbs fastest of the three, and the gold bags are the rarest.

To confirm a run counted, check the number next to the saint skull icon before and after you clear the stage. If it went up, the pieces were added. If it didn’t move, check the stage label at the top of the screen. Anything other than LTM Trail of the Saint - Dinosaur Hunt Normal means you’re on the wrong stage.

Collecting Holy Corpse pieces comes down to clearing Dinosaur Hunt repeatedly with a dependable level 60 lineup and enough stocks to finish. Use Auto skip once your defense is steady, and check the saint skull counter after each clear to see how close you are.