The Bounty Board is a limited-time task board in Anime Expeditions that hands out daily missions and pays you in Event Coins for finishing them. It arrived with Update 0.5 on July 25, 2026, alongside the game’s other villain event systems, and it exists mainly to feed reroll materials, sprites, and Gems back into your roster. Every mission is a straightforward clear-a-wave or complete-a-challenge objective with a fixed coin reward tied to its difficulty.
Quick answer: Tap the Event icon on the left side of the screen, select Bounty Board, and complete any of its 10 daily quests to bank Event Coins. Then visit the Ramen Guy to open the Event Shop and spend those coins on Trait Crystals, Stat and Equipment Rerolls, Stat and Equipment Locks, Grey Sprites, or Gems.
How to open the Bounty Board
The board runs on a 24-hour cycle. Once the timer resets, a fresh set of 10 bounties replaces the old batch. Any coins you have already earned carry over between resets, so clearing bounties every day steadily builds your total toward larger Event Shop purchases.
Bounty difficulties and Event Coin payouts
Every bounty sits in one of four difficulty tiers, and the tier alone decides how many Event Coins you collect. Rare bounties pay the least and ask for shallow wave clears, while Mythic bounties push you into deep wave counts or repeated challenge runs for the biggest payout. The objectives themselves rotate each day, so your board may list different maps or wave numbers than the examples below, but the coin value attached to each tier stays fixed.
| Difficulty | Event Coins | Example objective |
|---|---|---|
| Rare | 10 | Clear wave 15 of King’s Tomb or Rose Kingdom |
| Epic | 30 | Clear wave 15 of School Grounds |
| Legendary | 50 | Complete any regular challenge three times, or clear wave 30 of King’s Tomb |
| Mythic | 70 | Clear wave 30 or wave 60 of Fairy King Forest |
Because higher tiers demand longer runs, weigh the coin-per-minute return against your team’s strength. If your carry can already handle Mythic wave counts, those 70-coin bounties are the fastest way to fill the shop.
What Event Coins buy at the Event Shop
Once you have coins to spend, find the Ramen Guy and open the Event Shop. Every item on offer feeds into unit optimization, whether that means rerolling traits and stats, locking a good roll, or stocking summoning and sprite materials.
| Item | What it does |
|---|---|
| Trait Crystal | Rerolls a unit’s trait |
| Stat Reroll | Rerolls a unit’s stat potential |
| Stat Lock | Keeps a unit’s stat potential when rerolling |
| Equipment Reroll | Rerolls an equipment’s stat potential |
| Equipment Lock | Locks an equipment’s stat potential |
| Sprite (Grey) | The base sprite that serves as the foundation for all sprites |
| Gem | Currency used to summon units |
Tip: Trait Crystals and reroll materials are hard to gather outside of events, so the Bounty Board is a dependable way to top them up. Save your coins for whatever your current carry actually needs instead of spreading small purchases across units you plan to drop.
Confirming a bounty counted
A bounty completes the instant you meet its exact wave or challenge condition, and the Event Coins land in your event balance right after. If a bounty fails to register, it is almost always because the run stopped short of the required wave or used the wrong map. Match the objective text precisely before starting a run, so your progress actually applies.
Since the board is limited-time content tied to the Update 0.5 event systems, clear as many bounties as you can each day while they are live. The coins you bank stay with you, but the missions themselves will rotate out once the event cycle ends.
