Anime Expeditions Lost Shipment Locations and Event Guide

Understanding the Lost Shipment and Update 2.5 Content

In the latest update for Anime Expeditions, developer Expeditions Entertainment introduced several new mechanics and event rotations. Among the most discussed features are the "Lost Shipment" event, the "Who Am I" event, and the "Golden Hour" event. While players are actively exploring the map to locate these shipments, it is important to note that these events often rotate or require specific progression markers within the game's story stages.

If you are currently hunting for Lost Shipment locations, ensure you are playing on the latest version of the game. These events are designed to provide supplemental rewards that assist in your overall progression, particularly when tackling difficult story acts or raid content.

How to Start the Broken Falcon Quest

One of the most significant additions in Update 2.5 is the Broken Falcon quest. This questline is essential for players looking to evolve their units into high-tier forms.

1. Travel to the Crimson Shore map, which was introduced as a new story area.
2. Locate the NPC associated with the Broken Falcon. According to player experience, you can find him positioned behind the enemy spawn point.
3. Interact with the NPC to accept the quest.
4. You will be tasked with clearing Eclipsed maps to earn specific souls—either Redeemed Souls or Sacrificed Souls—depending on your path.

Once you have accepted the quest, the game will unlock the quest menu, allowing you to track your progress toward the required 150 souls.

Efficient Soul Farming in Eclipsed Infinite

Farming the 150 souls required for the evolution process can be time-consuming if you do not use an optimized strategy. The Eclipsed infinite mode is not a traditional infinite wave mode; instead, it is a specialized mission that ends once you have fully filled your chosen meter (Redemption or Sacrifice).

Tip

To maximize your farming efficiency, prioritize the "Neutral" cards during your wave selections. These cards buff your soul gain from the final boss. While this may make regular enemies slightly tankier, the increased soul output from the boss makes the run significantly more profitable.

Team Composition for Farming

To succeed in these runs, you need a team that can handle tanky enemies while maintaining a fast wave-clear pace.

• Early Game: Use units like Gohan or other high-value farmers to stabilize your economy quickly.
• Boss Killers: If you possess units like the Soul Engine (especially with mythic traits) or the Lightning Guard, include them in your lineup. They are highly effective at annihilating the final boss once he spawns.
• Strategy: Focus on auto-upgrading your farms and selecting cards that boost your soul gain. Every 10 waves, a boss will spawn to boost your meter; use this to your advantage to complete the stage faster.

Evolving Your Units: 5th God Hand vs. Silver Falcon

After collecting your 150 souls, you must return to the Broken Falcon in the Crimson Shore to exchange them. This will reward you with a specific item—such as the Ghost Egg—necessary for evolution.

5th God Hand

Requires the collection of Sacrificed Souls. This evolution path is ideal for players focused on specific damage outputs and team compositions that benefit from this unit's unique abilities.

Silver Falcon

Requires the collection of Redeemed Souls. This is the "good" version of the Griffin unit, often favored for its utility and performance in high-level content.

To perform the evolution, navigate to the Upgrade section in the lobby, select the Evolution tab, and choose your base unit. Ensure you have the required items before attempting the process, as the game will check for both the souls and the specific quest item.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is the Broken Falcon?

The Broken Falcon NPC is located in the Crimson Shore act. Most players report finding him near the back of the map, specifically behind the enemy spawn area.

Can I farm both souls simultaneously?

No, you must choose a path—Redemption or Sacrifice—which dictates which meter you fill during the Eclipsed infinite mode. You will need to complete multiple runs to finish your chosen quest.

What should I do if I run out of damage?

If your team struggles against the tanky enemies in the Eclipsed mode, prioritize upgrading your damage dealers over economy units in the mid-to-late waves. Using units with "Bound" or "Forsaken" traits can also provide the necessary damage boost to clear the stage efficiently.

By following these strategies, you can minimize the time spent grinding and maximize your progression in Anime Expeditions. Remember to check for new codes released alongside these updates, as they often provide the boosters needed to speed up your farming sessions.