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Anime Zero Crafting: Every Accessory Recipe, Material Shop, and Conversion

Every accessory buff, the materials each one needs, and how to farm, buy, or convert your way to them at Yugi the Forger.

Every accessory buff, the materials each one needs, and how to farm, buy, or convert your way to them at Yugi the Forger.

Anime Zero crafting converts the materials collected on runs into accessories that boost damage, health, crit chance, and farming stats. Because it doesn’t depend on lucky drops, it’s the most dependable way to improve a character; all crafting happens at a single location with one NPC. After choosing an accessory, you can make it in seconds.

Quick answer: Collect the required materials, open Areas, teleport to Crafting, speak with Yugi the Forger, choose the Craft tab, pick an accessory, then hit Quick Craft.


All 27 craftable accessories and their buffs

Across the Common, Epic, Legendary, and Mythic tiers, 27 accessories can be crafted. Rarer gear calls for more materials, but that does not guarantee it suits your build better. Check which buffs you need before using scarce ingredients. If clears are taking too long, prioritize Damage and HP; for farming, focus on Coins, EXP, and Drop Rate.

Common accessories

These are the cheapest entry points. Most only need Fine Cloth and Shinobi Scroll, both of which stack up fast early on.

AccessoryBuffsMaterials
Gentleman’s Top Hat+3% Damage, +5% EXP, +2 Walk Speed8 Fine Cloth
Leaf Shinobi Headband+5% Damage, +5% EXP, +2 Walk Speed12 Fine Cloth, 5 Shinobi Scroll
Order Assassin’s Tie+5% Damage, +3% Crit Chance, +2 Walk Speed14 Fine Cloth, 6 Shinobi Scroll
Capsule Scarf+4% Damage, +5% Coins, +7% EXP, +1 Walk Speed16 Fine Cloth, 6 Shinobi Scroll
8th Brigade Fire Hat+7% Damage, +6% HP, +2% Cooldown Reduction20 Fine Cloth, 8 Shinobi Scroll

Capsule Scarf punches above its rarity because it covers the neck slot with a mix of Damage, Coins, and EXP, which makes it worth keeping even after you move up.

Epic accessories

Epic recipes pull in Eyeball, Broken Blade, Tech Component, and Soul Fragment. They give more specialized stat spreads than Common pieces.

AccessoryBuffsMaterials
Sunglasses+3% Damage, +4% HP, +11% Crit Chance, +5% Coins, +1 Walk Speed20 Fine Cloth, 8 Eyeball
Kitsune Mask+8% Damage, +8% HP, +6% EXP, +2% Cooldown Reduction12 Shinobi Scroll, 18 Eyeball, 6 Cursed Finger
Diva Headphones+6% Damage, +7% Coins, +8% EXP, +4% Drop Rate30 Fine Cloth, 20 Broken Blade, 8 Tech Component
Panther Hollow Mask+12% Damage, +10% HP, +4% Drop Rate24 Eyeball, 8 Cursed Finger, 8 Soul Fragment
Wangsheng Director’s Hat+8% Damage, +8% HP, +6% Coins, +4% EXPRequired materials: 24 Fine Cloth; 12 Eyeball; 6 Soul Fragment.
Void Hunter’s Eye+7% Damage, +6% Crit Chance, +5% EXP, +3% Cooldown ReductionRequired materials: 12 Shinobi Scroll; 20 Eyeball; 6 Soul Fragment.
Zoldyck Collar+6% Damage, +6% EXP, +3% Cooldown Reduction, +2 Walk Speed14 Shinobi Scroll, 14 Broken Blade, 6 Tech Component
Strawhat Captain’s Hat+6% Damage, +10% HP, +6% EXP, +4% Drop RateRequired materials: 28 Fine Cloth; 16 Mana Feather; 6 Sun Core.

Sunglasses only cost 20 Fine Cloth and 8 Eyeball, which makes them the cheapest route to a large +11% Crit Chance while you stockpile for Mythic pieces.

Legendary accessories

Legendary gear needs Waves Core, Sun Core, Magic Pendant, and Forbidden Fruit on top of the lower tiers. These give the strongest mix of offense and survivability before Mythic.

AccessoryBuffsMaterials
Dark Captain Wings+17% Damage, +10% HP, +6% Cooldown Reduction16 Mana Feather, 16 Broken Blade, 6 Cursed Finger, 6 Soul Fragment
Light Admiral Cloak+14% Damage, +8% EXP, +5% Drop Rate, +3 Walk Speed60 Fine Cloth, 12 Waves Core, 5 Sun Core, 5 Forbidden Fruit
Red Emperor’s Cloak+14% Damage, +10% HP, +8% Coins, +5% Drop Rate60 Fine Cloth, 10 Broken Blade, 12 Waves Core, 6 Forbidden Fruit
Divine General’s Wheel+13% Damage, +10% HP, +6% Cooldown Reduction30 Broken Blade, 16 Cursed Finger, 12 Soul Fragment, 6 Magic Pendant
Wind Spirit Wing+12% Damage, +8% EXP, +5% Cooldown Reduction, +4 Walk Speed40 Mana Feather, 12 Soul Fragment, 12 Waves Core, 6 Magic Pendant
Otherworld Halo+12% Damage, +6% HP, +10% EXP, +5% Cooldown Reduction40 Mana Feather, 8 Tech Component, 12 Soul Fragment, 6 Sun Core
No-Life King’s Shades+12% Damage, +12% HP, +4% Crit Chance, +5% Drop Rate30 Eyeball, 8 Cursed Finger, 12 Soul Fragment, 6 Magic Pendant
Flame Pirate Hat+11% Damage, +10% Coins, +8% EXP, +10% Drop Rate70 Fine Cloth, 14 Tech Component, 6 Sun Core, 6 Forbidden Fruit
Cursed King’s Collar+10% Damage, +8% HP, +6% EXP, +4% Cooldown Reduction18 Broken Blade, 14 Cursed Finger, 8 Soul Fragment, 5 Magic Pendant

Flame Pirate Hat is the pick if your goal is farming, since it piles Coins, EXP, and Drop Rate together. Dark Captain Wings lean the other way with the highest raw Damage in the tier.

Mythic accessories

Mythic pieces demand the largest material piles but hand out several bonuses on a single item. Reaching them usually means converting lower tiers upward rather than farming the top materials directly.

AccessoryBuffsMaterials
Blast Archer Crown+20% Damage, +12% HP, +7% Cooldown Reduction, +7% Drop Rate60 Broken Blade, 8 Sun Core, 8 Magic Pendant, 8 Forbidden Fruit
Blast Archer Wings+16% Damage, +14% HP, +5% Cooldown Reduction, +10% Coins, +10% EXP, +10% Drop Rate80 Mana Feather, 10 Sun Core, 10 Magic Pendant, 10 Forbidden Fruit
Shadow Monarch Coat+17% Damage, +12% HP, +8% EXP, +6% Drop Rate, +6% Cooldown Reduction70 Broken Blade, 16 Soul Fragment, 10 Sun Core, 10 Magic Pendant
Astral Wings+14% Damage, +10% HP, +6% Coins, +6% EXP, +6% Drop Rate, +4% Cooldown Reduction70 Mana Feather, 16 Soul Fragment, 8 Magic Pendant, 8 Forbidden Fruit
Spectral Wings+14% Damage, +10% HP, +6% Coins, +6% EXP, +6% Drop Rate, +4% Cooldown Reduction70 Mana Feather, 16 Broken Blade, 8 Sun Core, 8 Forbidden Fruit

Blast Archer Crown gives the single highest Damage stat at +20%, while Blast Archer Wings spread their value across every farming stat, making them the most balanced back-slot option. Astral Wings and Spectral Wings cost fewer top-tier materials than the Blast Archer set, so they are a shortcut to a Mythic slot if you are short on rare ingredients.


How to craft accessories at Yugi the Forger

Crafting is not in the main menu, so you have to travel to the forge first. There is no Coin fee beyond the materials themselves.

Open the Areas menu from the left edge of the screen.
Pick Crafting to teleport straight to the crafting area, which sits next to the Enchant area.
Walk up to Yugi the Forger and interact with him to open the crafting menu, then switch to the Craft tab.
Select an accessory to see its bonuses and required material counts, then press Quick Craft.

Quick Craft only becomes active once you hold every required material. When it fires, the accessory lands in your inventory ready to equip. If the button stays locked, you are still short on at least one ingredient.


Buying materials from the Material Shop

Open the Shop tab inside the crafting menu to buy materials with Coins instead of grinding drops. Each item has a daily purchase limit, and the shop refills on a timer rather than a fixed interval, so check back whenever you are short on a specific ingredient.

MaterialRarityPriceDaily stock
Fine ClothCommon2,500 Coins10
Shinobi ScrollCommon2,500 Coins10
Mana FeatherEpic10,000 Coins5
EyeballEpic10,000 Coins5
Cursed FingerLegendary40,000 Coins2
Tech ComponentLegendary40,000 Coins2
Magic PendantMythic150,000 Coins1

Those seven items are the only ones the shop sells. Sun Core, Broken Blade, Forbidden Fruit, Soul Fragment, and Waves Core never appear here, so you have to earn them from runs or make them through conversion. Clearing the shop every day takes a steady Coin income, which comes fastest from a farming-focused build.


Converting materials up the rarity chain

The Convert tab trades materials you already own for ones you need, and it is the only way to reach the Mythic ingredients the shop never stocks. Conversion works in two directions, and the ratios are fixed. An upgrade turns five materials of one rarity into one material of the next rarity up, and a swap trades one material for another of the same rarity. Fine Cloth also scraps into Shinobi Scroll at 3:1.

Stacking upgrades lets you climb the whole ladder. Common items like Fine Cloth and Shinobi Scroll become Epic materials such as Eyeball or Mana Feather, those become Legendary materials like Soul Fragment or Cursed Finger, and Legendary materials become Mythic Sun Core and Forbidden Fruit. Because each step costs five of the lower tier, building one Mythic from scratch burns a large pile of base drops. A finished conversion shows a confirmation like Converted! Shinobi Scroll x210 into Eyeball x42!, while a locked button means you do not have enough input items.

Open the crafting menu and switch to the Convert tab.
Pick the material you want to produce, then set the amount. The menu shows the exact input it will consume, so read the live numbers instead of assuming a single ratio.
Confirm the conversion once the button unlocks, then return to the Craft screen and check the accessory’s counts again.

These are the listed conversion recipes for every material.

MaterialIngredients
Fine Cloth3 Shinobi Scroll
Shinobi Scroll3 Fine Cloth
Mana Feather5 Fine Cloth, 5 Shinobi Scroll, 3 Eyeball, 3 Broken Blade
Eyeball5 Fine Cloth, 5 Shinobi Scroll, 3 Mana Feather, 3 Broken Blade
Broken Blade5 Fine Cloth, 5 Shinobi Scroll, 3 Mana Feather, 3 Eyeball
Cursed Finger5 Mana Feather, 5 Eyeball, 5 Broken Blade, 3 Tech Component, 3 Shadow Essence, 3 Waves Core
Tech Component5 Mana Feather, 5 Eyeball, 5 Broken Blade, 3 Cursed Finger, 3 Shadow Essence, 3 Waves Core
Soul Fragment5 Mana Feather, 5 Eyeball, 5 Broken Blade, 3 Cursed Finger, 3 Tech Component, 3 Waves Core
Waves Core5 Mana Feather, 5 Eyeball, 5 Broken Blade, 3 Cursed Finger, 3 Tech Component, 3 Soul Fragment
Sun Core5 Cursed Finger, 5 Tech Component, 5 Soul Fragment, 5 Waves Core, 3 Magic Pendant, 3 Forbidden Fruit
Magic Pendant5 Cursed Finger, 5 Tech Component, 5 Soul Fragment, 5 Waves Core, 3 Sun Core, 3 Forbidden Fruit
Forbidden Fruit5 Cursed Finger, 5 Tech Component, 5 Soul Fragment, 5 Waves Core, 3 Sun Core, 3 Magic Pendant

Where to farm base materials

Everything starts with drops, so decide on a target accessory first and farm toward its recipe. Before a run, check the queue preview to see which materials that act or mode can drop.

  • Story Mode: each act has its own material list, so pick the act whose preview shows the ingredient you need.
  • Infinite Mode: run it when the selected queue lists a material in your recipe, and note that bosses also drop materials.
  • Breakable objects: smash objects while exploring to pull in Fine Cloth and other low-tier items for free.
  • Nightmare raids: the most efficient way to stockpile the base materials you will later convert into the Mythic Blast Archer pieces.

After a run, compare your inventory against the recipe counts in Yugi’s menu. When every requirement reads as met, Quick Craft turns active and the accessory is yours to equip.