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Anime Adventures Gems: Routes for Your Next Summon

Find the right Gem route in Anime Adventures, from Story rewards and codes to daily quests, Infinity Mansion and saving for your next banner target.

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Choose a Gem route your team can clear

Use new Story clears, completion quests, achievements and eligible codes for your early Gems, then move to daily Infinite quests, Infinity Mansion and manageable daily Challenges. Save for a target banner once your team has the damage, economy and hill coverage to keep clearing Story.

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Collect Gems from early Story progress

The listed Gem rewards to try are 2,000 Gems from 2MILLIONFAVES and 500 Gems from CELESTIALCOMPASSU21. Check each code in the client, since eligibility and successful redemption can vary. Count only the rewards you successfully claim when planning your starting summon budget.

Prioritize Story acts you have not cleared yet over repeated beginner stages. Keep collecting the quests and achievements attached to that progress. When a new stage stops your advance, switch to an accessible repeatable route and return after improving your team.

03

Build a repeatable daily Gem routine

Once early clear rewards are spent, make daily Infinite quests and Infinity Mansion the core of your active Gem routine. Add daily Challenges when your team can handle them, and inspect other available challenge rewards before choosing a run. Favor activities you can finish consistently when deciding where to spend your play session.

  1. Complete an accessible daily Infinite quest to keep earning Gems after your early Story rewards are spent.
  2. Play Infinity Mansion for an active Gem route alongside your daily Infinite quests.
04

Use the Time Machine while you are away

The Time Machine is an unattended Gem option, but its income is slow compared with active routes. Use it when you want to leave the game running while you are away. When you can actively play, prioritize remaining Story clears, Infinity Mansion and daily Infinite quests.

05

Separate summon Gems from battle money

Bulby is a farm unit that produces yen each wave, helping pay for upgrades during a match. Choose that economy support when your problem is affording upgrades inside a run. For your Gem summon budget, focus on rewards from Story progress, daily quests and Infinity Mansion.

Gold has another job: crafting costs for evolution items and relics. Selling units gives Gold, so that routine builds a different resource from the Gems you are saving for summons. Keep your farming choice tied to the currency you actually need.

06

Save when your team already clears Story

Save once your team has enough damage, economy and hill coverage to clear Story. A missing role that stops progress is a reason to consider a useful summon; a working team gives you room to wait for a valuable Special-banner Mythic such as Elyssia. Give your saved Gems a specific target before committing them.

  1. Inspect the live Special-banner pool and pity counter before spending so you can judge whether the available target suits your team.
07

Check the currency before chasing summer summons

Update 21's Summer banner and Sunny Stars use Summer Pearls instead of direct Gem summons. The Summer Merchant can exchange Gems for Pearls, making that exchange a separate spending decision. While those event options are available in your client, weigh the exchange against the Special-banner target you are saving for.

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When your early Gem supply runs out

Where should I farm if I run out of Gems early?
Check Infinity Mansion and daily Infinite quests, alongside any new Story clears you can still complete. Prioritize those accessible active rewards before relying on the slower Time Machine. Let the content your team can finish guide your route, and return to harder objectives as your team improves.

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