Anime Astral Simulator Update 11.5 Guide: New Systems and Codes

Update 11.5 for Anime Astral Simulator is built around quality-of-life changes rather than a single new world. It adds a Humanity Arsenal gacha in Titan Wall, a Hunter License quest system in Zaban City, faster pet accessory management, a search bar in the Exchange, cheaper merchant foods, and three fresh codes.

Quick answer: Open the in-game Codes menu and enter UPDATE11.5, AUTOSPAWNBOSS, and HUNTERLICENSE exactly as written to claim their rewards. UPDATE11.5 grants 200 F2P Tickets and resets the Tower cooldown.

Active Update 11.5 codes

Three codes are tied to this patch. Codes are case-sensitive, so type them the way they appear below, including the period in UPDATE11.5.

Code	Reward
`UPDATE11.5`	200 F2P Tickets and a Tower cooldown reset
`AUTOSPAWNBOSS`	Free rewards
`HUNTERLICENSE`	Free rewards

Launch Anime Astral Simulator and wait for your save to load fully so the reward can attach to your account.

Open the menu in the top-right corner of the screen and select Settings, where the code entry field lives.

Top-right in-game menu open with the Settings option highlighted — The top-right menu with Settings selected, where the code redemption field is found. Image credit: Astral Team / via @DomiBloxHD

Type one code into the field and confirm it. A successful entry drops the tickets, potions, or cooldown reset straight into your account, and the game shows the reward on screen. If nothing happens, check for a typo or a trailing space, since these are the two most common reasons a valid code fails.

Humanity Arsenal gacha in Titan Wall

A new gacha called Humanity Arsenal is located in Titan Wall, which is World 4. Its rolls hand out power and damage buffs, making it a direct way to push your squad’s stats higher.

You fund the gacha with currency earned from Titan Wall Defense mode. Clearing defense waves builds up the currency you need before you can roll, so the loop is grind defense, then spend on Humanity Arsenal pulls.

Defense wave completion screen reading Wave cleared and Leaving defense — A completed defense wave transitioning onward, the loop that earns Humanity Arsenal currency. Image credit: Astral Team / via @DomiBloxHD

Titan Wall also holds a separate Hunter Badges gacha. Its menu shows the current badge, the power buff it grants, the roll cost, and both Roll and Auto Roll buttons for repeated pulls.

Hunter Badges roll menu showing the Chairman badge, power buff, and Roll buttons — The Hunter Badges roll menu with the Chairman badge, its power buff, cost, and Roll and Auto Roll buttons. Image credit: Astral Team / via @DomiBloxHD

Hunter License quest system in Zaban City

The Hunter License system is a new quest chain that starts in Zaban City, which is World 15. The quest giver is a green crystal NPC labeled Hunter’s License, and a Hunter Specialization upgrade menu sits alongside it.

Hunter License quests run two objectives at the same time, and both reset to zero progress the moment you accept the quest. Nothing you did before accepting counts, so take the quest first and then start the work.

Travel to Zaban City (World 15) and find the green Hunter’s License crystal NPC.

Interact with the crystal to open the quest dialog, then accept the mission to begin tracking progress.

Hunter's License quest dialog asking the player to accept or deny the mission — The Hunter’s License quest dialog prompting the player to accept the mission. Image credit: Astral Team / via @DomiBloxHD

Complete the first quest’s two tasks. It asks you to defeat Chrollo 2.5 times and to find a hidden Hunter Badge inside the Lobby Arena, which is World 0. Head to the Lobby Arena to search for the badge while you chip away at the Chrollo kills.

Pet accessory management changes

Managing pet gear is now handled from the pet menu itself. You can equip and unequip accessories directly on each pet card without jumping between separate screens.

An Equip Best button automatically fits the strongest accessories to your pets based on the stat you pick. You can optimize for Power, Damage, Luck, Yen, Drop, or XP, and the game assigns gear to match that choice.

Pets inventory showing pet cards and the Equip Best button — The Pets inventory with the Equip Best button for auto-assigning accessories by stat. Image credit: Astral Team / via @DomiBloxHD

Exchange search bar and Flame Token crafting

The Exchange menu now has a search bar. Type part of an item name, such as sword, and the list filters down to matching entries instead of forcing you to scroll through everything.

Flame Tokens can also be crafted in the Exchange. You trade Exchange Tokens to make them, giving you a reliable way to produce Flame Tokens rather than relying only on drops.

Exchange menu showing token recipes with a Sword Token exchange and green Craft button — The Exchange menu with token recipes and a green Craft button for converting tokens. Image credit: Astral Team / via @DomiBloxHD

Boss auto-spawn, shadows, and merchant foods

The Z City boss, in World 12, gains an Auto Spawn toggle on its summon menu. Turning it on keeps the boss respawning so you can farm it without re-summoning by hand, which pairs well with AFK sessions.

Shadow drop rates are higher across the board, so shadows like Beru are easier to obtain. There are also settings for auto-return and an Auto Enter Gamemodes option, plus leaderboard adjustments that smooth out repeated runs.

Merchant foods are cheaper and last twice as long. Tonic Food now costs 5,000 Yen and runs for 10 minutes, up from its previous 5-minute duration.

Change	Detail
Z City boss	New Auto Spawn toggle on the summon menu
Shadow drops	Increased rates, including Beru
Tonic Food	Costs 5,000 Yen, lasts 10 minutes
Gamemodes	Auto Enter Gamemodes and auto-return options

Taken together, these changes cut down on menu hopping and manual grinding, letting you spend more time building squad power and less time re-triggering the same actions. Claim the three codes first, then work through the Humanity Arsenal and Hunter License content while the new auto-spawn and pet tools handle the repetitive parts.