Anime Breaker Raids Guide: Tickets, Teams, and Rewards

Raids are the hard end of Anime Breaker’s content ladder. The game description pitches them as “epic battles and challenging raids,” and everything about their design backs that up: entry is gated behind a drop-only ticket, and the fights assume you already have a leveled companion team — not a fresh account with an auto-clicker.

How do you get into a raid?

Raid entry runs on Alien Raid Tickets. They aren’t sold — they drop from regular enemies, visible in each enemy’s View Drops panel:

What the drop table shows	Detail
Alien Raid Ticket	Drops from Alien Planet NPCs; the in-game table pairs it with an Energy multiplier (×1.5 / ×4 tiers seen)
Race Coin	~20% drop on the same enemies — see the items guide
“Drops Only Once” flag	Some drops are one-time per enemy — tickets are not, so they’re farmable

The practical route: farm Alien Planet enemies with a Drop potion active to stockpile tickets before you attempt anything. The same farming loop that funds your card rolls produces raid entries as a side product.

What kind of team do raids expect?

Raids are tuned for built teams, and the game signals this in three ways:

• Enemy HP scales hard. Regular foes already carry HP bars in the tens of thousands — raid fights sit above that curve. Raw clicking contributes almost nothing at this level; your companion team does the work.
• Companion rarity matters. The gap between an Epic and a Mythical companion is the gap between stalling and clearing. Check the tier list before spending tickets — a team anchored by Hidden Potential (Mythical, S-tier) is a different proposition than a stack of commons.
• Consumables are force multipliers. Damage potions shorten raid fights, and the codes currently active hand out free bundles — redeem everything on the codes page before a raid session rather than after.

Raid prep checklist

1. Fill your team with the best companions your zone pool offers — roll the Alien Card (50 Gold/spin, Legendary pity at 500) until the slots are strong.
2. Stockpile tickets — farm enemies with a Drop potion running; tickets are farmable, unlike the one-time avatar drops.
3. Redeem all codes — 750 Emeralds and 35 potions of free power is the cheapest raid prep in the game.
4. Pop Damage + Energy potions going in — consumables multiply what your team already does.

What do raids drop?

Raid rewards are the piece we’re still verifying in-game — public sources don’t document the raid loot table yet, and we won’t guess. What’s confirmed is the loop around them: tickets in, big fights, and rewards tuned for players who’ve already beaten the zone chain. This page updates as we verify each raid’s drops — check the updates feed for the latest confirmed details.