Silver Falcon is the standout support unit in Anime Expeditions Update 2.5, the Absolute Dream patch. It does not carry a wave on its own. Instead, it sits on the field, buffs everything around it, and quietly pushes your Yen income up while the rest of your team does the killing. Getting it takes one currency, one NPC, and one evolution.
Quick answer: Bring 150 Redeemed Souls into Crimson Shore Act 1 on Normal, talk to the Broken Falcon NPC and pick Redemption to receive a Cursed Egg, then evolve your Broken Falcon in the lobby using that egg plus Blue, Green, and Red Sprites.
What you need before starting the Silver Falcon evolution
Everything is gated behind two things: the base unit and the soul count. If either is missing, the Redemption option is a dead end. Check both in the lobby before you queue into anything.
| Requirement | Detail |
|---|---|
| Base unit | Broken Falcon, kept in your inventory and not sold |
| Currency | 150 Redeemed Souls |
| Stage | Crimson Shore – Act 1, Normal mode |
| Evolution item | Cursed Egg, traded from the Broken Falcon NPC |
| Materials | Blue, Green, and Red Sprites |
| Leveling item | Bunny Candy, to push Silver Falcon to level 50 |
Redeemed Souls come from running stages, so if you are short, keep clearing content until the counter hits 150. The lobby Quests menu is worth a look on the way through, since daily objectives tied to stage clears overlap with the grinding you are doing anyway.
How to get the Cursed Egg from the Broken Falcon NPC
If you want the game open in another tab while you check your material counts, the experience lives on the official Anime Expeditions Roblox page.
Roll stats on Broken Falcon before you evolve
Do your stat rerolling on Broken Falcon first, while it is still the base form. Locking in a high stat line before the evolution saves you from chasing the same roll on a finished unit later. Silver Falcon’s ceiling at level 50 with a triple-S line sits at 6,615 damage, 5.5s SPA, and 26.5 range, and the buffs it hands out scale off a clean stat line.
Update 2.5 codes for Trait Crystals and rerolls
Rerolling burns through Stat Rerolls and Trait Crystals fast. Four codes landed alongside Update 2.5 and cover most of what a single unit needs. Redeem them from the three dots button in the top-left of the lobby, then pick Redeem Codes.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
| EvolutionsFix | 25 Trait Crystals |
| 8thCompany | 50 Stat Rerolls, 25 Trait Crystals |
| 250klikes | 1,000 Sand Dollars, 25 Equipment Rerolls, 25 Trait Crystals |
| Eclipse | 25 Trait Crystals, 50 Equipment Rerolls |
Evolving Broken Falcon into Silver Falcon
You will know it worked when Silver Falcon appears in your unit list with the Light element tag and a maximum placement of 1. That placement cap is hard, so there is no stacking two of them for double buffs.
Silver Falcon passives explained
Three passives do all the work, and two of them overlap on purpose. Units caught by both the placement buff and the rotating range buff get a small bonus package on top.
| Passive | What it does |
|---|---|
| The Captain | On placement, raises every player’s unit base damage by 10%, plus 1% per upgrade. Physical and magical archetypes gain 5% damage, and your most-equipped archetype gains another 10%. |
| The Falcon’s Pawn | Every 20 seconds, a unit inside range gets 15% more range for 10 seconds. Units affected by this and The Captain together also gain 5% crit chance, 5% damage, and 5% range. |
| War Chest | An Ambition Meter fills from kills by any source. Each level adds 15% to Yen drops and 5% drop rate per stack. |
War Chest is the reason Silver Falcon earns a slot even on stages where you are not damage-starved. Kills from anything on the field feed the meter, so the income boost builds passively while your carries clear waves.
The Testing Zone is the fastest way to confirm the numbers yourself. Place Silver Falcon alone to read its base range and damage, then drop physical and magical units inside its circle and watch their stat panels move.
Best trait and equipment for Silver Falcon
Range is the stat that matters most here, because every buff Silver Falcon hands out is gated by how many units sit inside its circle. Primordial is the trait to chase for that reason. Unbound is the other trait in circulation, but on a buffer it does less than raw coverage.
Chosen Sabre is the exclusive equipment. It pushes The Captain’s on-placement base damage buff from 10% up to 15%, which applies to every unit on the field rather than just Silver Falcon itself.
| Slot | Pick | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Trait | Primordial | Widens the buffing radius so more units are covered |
| Equipment | Chosen Sabre | The Captain’s base damage buff becomes 15% on placement |
Why the Silver Falcon evolution is not showing up
The evolution fails for a small number of reasons, and all of them are visible in the menus before you commit.
- You have fewer than 150 Redeemed Souls, so Redemption will not complete.
- You are on the wrong stage. The NPC is tied to Crimson Shore – Act 1.
- You are missing Blue, Green, or Red Sprites, which the evolution needs alongside the Cursed Egg.
- Broken Falcon is no longer in your inventory, which removes the evolution path entirely.
Once it is on the field at level 50 with Primordial and Chosen Sabre, Silver Falcon changes what the rest of your board is capable of rather than adding damage of its own. The single-placement cap keeps it from being spammed, but one copy is enough to lift an entire team comp, which is why it slots into the top of the Update 2.5 support pool next to the patch’s new carries.
