Gaming Guide

Anime Expeditions Equipment: What Every Piece Does and How to Get It

A full breakdown of standard and unit-specific gear, the stats and passives each piece grants, and how to reroll them.

A full breakdown of standard and unit-specific gear, the stats and passives each piece grants, and how to reroll them.

Equipment is the fastest way to push a unit past its base numbers in Anime Expeditions. Every piece adds a guaranteed stat boost, and many unit-specific items also unlock a passive that changes how that unit fights. Each unit has several equipment slots, so gear stacks on top of leveling, traits, and evolution.

Quick answer: Equipment drops from completing Story Mode maps. Standard equipment works on any unit, while unit-specific equipment only fits its matching character and usually requires that unit to be evolved first. Reroll an item’s stats using equipment reroll items from challenges or the Gold Shop (2,500 Gold).


How equipment works

There are two kinds of gear. Standard equipment can be slotted onto any unit, and it exists mainly to give early units a clean stat bump. Unit-specific equipment is tied to a single character and carries a named passive on top of its stats. You cannot equip that gear to any other unit, and most exclusive pieces stay locked until the matching unit is evolved.

Stat rolls come in a range rather than a fixed value. Most pieces grant something like +1% to +10% Damage or -1% to -5% SPA, so the exact number you get is random within that window. That is where rerolling matters, since you can keep rolling until the stat lands near the top of its range.


Where to get equipment

All equipment comes from Story Mode maps. Each map drops both standard gear and the exclusive item tied to a specific unit, which gives you a reason to keep farming higher stages. Before grinding, top off your resources so you are not stopping mid-run, and evolve any unit whose exclusive gear you want to use.


Standard equipment stats and drop maps

Standard equipment is weaker than exclusive gear, but it slots onto anything and is worth using on your early roster while you chase unit-specific pieces.

EquipmentStatsMap
Kunai Standard Equipment
Kunai
+1% to +10% Damage
-1% to -5% SPA
School Grounds
Katana+1% to +10% Physical DMG Dealt
+1% to +5% Damage
Flower Forest
Magic Orb+1% to +10% Range
+1% to +5% Damage
Rose Kingdom
Warrior’s Axe+1% to +10% Physical DMG Dealt
-1% to -5% SPA
Fairy King Forest
Magic Book+5% to +20% Magical DMG DealtKing’s Tomb
Shinigami Sword+5.41% Critical Chance
+3.28% Damage
Passive: Increase Damage by 0.84% for each enemy in range (Capacity: 15)
TBA

Unit-specific equipment and passives

Exclusive gear is where the real power sits. Each piece is built for one unit, adds a stat boost, and grants a named passive that can reshape how that unit performs. Unlock the unit, evolve it to the listed form, then farm the map where its gear drops.

EquipmentUnitStats and passiveMap
Promise Ring
Promise Ring
Cursed Student (True Love)+1% to +10% Damage, -1% to -5% SPA. Spirit Bats: every 20 total Bleed stacks in range summons a Bat Spirit (Capacity: 3) dealing 25% of current damage per attack, despawning after 3 attacks.School Grounds
Technique AmplifierSalmon Sorcerer (Grade 1)-1% to -5% SPA, +1% to +5% Range. Crumble Away: applies Slow based on attack (Explode 20%, Blast Away 35%, Twist 50%, Crush 65%).School Grounds
Hell’s FlowerHollow (Blaze)+1% to +10% Damage, -1% to -5% SPA. Radial Flames: if a burning enemy stops ticking in range, convert 1 burn into Austere Flames for 85% of current damage (does not stack).Flower Forest
Emperor’s AttireFlame Emperor (Reincarnate)+1% to +10% Damage, +1% to +5% Range. Wildfire: TBA.Rose Kingdom
Webbed FruitString Demon (Awakened)+1% to +10% Range, -1% to -5% SPA. Cocoon of Carnage: every 5 regular attacks cocoon enemies (TBA).Rose Kingdom
BoulderLady Giant (Envy)-1% to -5% SPA, +1% to +5% Range. Stone Wall: summon a Stone Wall every 12 seconds (TBA).Fairy King Forest
Calamity’s EyePuppet (Telekinetic)+1% to +10% Damage, +1% to +5% Range. Puppet Creation: TBA.Fairy King Forest
Elven Battle StaffElf Mage-1% to -5% SPA, +1% to +5% Damage. Arcane Spells count as Follow-Up Attacks; 3 charges cast Old Magic (line AoE, 100%), 5 charges cast Eruption (circle AoE, 125%, applies Slow).King’s Tomb
Spirit of the MoonbladeReaper (Released)+2.8% Critical Chance, +3.7% Critical Damage. Adaptation: for each enemy type attacked, +10% Damage and +10% Critical Chance (permanent).TBA
Hair Bells8th Sword (Berserk)+2.26% Damage, +1.04% Range. Demonic Presence: enemies within 50% of range take 15% of current damage per second. Savage Rebound: on stun, cleanse it and perform a 125% Thunderclap Cut follow-up; all follow-ups apply Dismembered.TBA

Note: entries marked TBA have passives or drop maps that are not fully detailed yet, so treat those pieces as works in progress until their effects are confirmed in-game.


How to reroll equipment stats

Because each stat rolls inside a range, you can reroll a piece until the number sits near the top. Rerolling uses equipment reroll items, which come from challenges and the Gold Shop for 2,500 Gold each.

Get your equipment first, then open it in the equipment menu to see its current rolled stats.
Grab reroll items from challenges or buy them in the Gold Shop at 2,500 Gold apiece, then apply one to reroll the stat values.
If you land a stat you want to protect, buy and use an equipment lock so that stat stays fixed while you reroll the rest. Keep rerolling until the remaining stats hit the range you are after.

Pair standard gear with your early units for quick stat gains, then focus your farming on the maps that drop the exclusive pieces for your best characters. Lining up an evolved unit, its dedicated equipment, and a strong trait is the clearest way to squeeze the most damage out of a single slot on your team.