Our advice
- If you own Flash God, Resonant Cleavers is the artifact to chase on paper. Its bead passive runs on critical hits, and the setups we compared pair it with a crit relic to push Flash God close to 100% crit.
- Pop Green is worth the five clears for anyone who already uses Captain (God). Its damage bonus grows with grade, so a higher grade is the main reason to keep clearing once the guarantee lands.
Anime Adventures Artifacts, step by step
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The Areas menu on November 3, 2026 lists Raids. Creators open the weekly artifact stage itself from an NPC in the lobby. Image: Anime Adventures by Gomu on Roblox, in-game screenshot, Nov 3, 2026 (UPD 21.0.0) Open the artifact stage from the lobby
One creator walks through the entry: talk to the Elf Mage by the artifacts board in the main lobby and pick the artifact stage option. The same video says Rain Village Act 6 in Story must be unlocked first, so push Story before you look for the NPC.
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Illustration, not the in-game view: each clear has a chance at the artifact, and the fifth clear guarantees one. Illustration by Anime Adventures Tier List Clear it until the five-clear guarantee
Each clear has a 20% chance to drop the artifact, and it is guaranteed after five clears. Matchmaking works on this stage, and the artifact and clear rewards such as Star Remnants and Gems are claimed back in the lobby.
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Artifacts have their own inventory tab, separate from Relics and Charms. Screenshot from November 3, 2026, before any artifact was earned. Image: Anime Adventures by Gomu on Roblox, in-game screenshot, Nov 3, 2026 (UPD 21.0.0) Apply the artifact to its unit
Open the unit the artifact belongs to. Its artifact passive already sits there as a locked line, and applying the artifact unlocks it. The game warns that an applied artifact cannot be removed, so check the grade before you confirm. Artifacts have their own inventory tab, next to Relics and Charms.
Where people get stuck
Farming an artifact for a unit you do not own
Each artifact fits one unit, and you need to own Flash God to use Resonant Cleavers. Check your roster before you spend the rotation window on clears.
Expecting Flash God to hit soaring enemies
Resonant Cleavers does not change what Flash God can target. It is not a hill unit, so it still cannot hit soaring enemies. Keep a hill unit such as Phoenix in the team for them.
Waiting to reroll a weak artifact roll
Artifact stats cannot be rerolled. The only way to a better roll is more copies, so do the extra clears while the stage is still in rotation instead of planning to fix the roll later.
What artifacts are
An artifact is an item you apply to one specific unit. It boosts that unit and unlocks a hidden passive. The passive already shows on the unit as a locked line before anything is applied, so you can read what an artifact does before you spend a clear on it.
Artifacts do not replace relics. Creators keep a relic on the same unit that carries an artifact, and on Flash God the relic supplies the crit chance the passive needs. Charms, which a single video describes as Summer Hunt rewards, are a third system; the event is on our anime adventures summer event page.
How to unlock the artifact stage
The Areas menu we captured on November 3, 2026 lists Raids, but the artifact stage opens from an NPC. The table marks how many sources back each entry detail.
| Point | Detail | Sources |
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| Entry | Main lobby: talk to the Elf Mage by the artifacts board, pick the artifact stage | 1 creator |
| Requirement | Rain Village Act 6 unlocked in Story | 1 creator |
| Length | 20 waves, bosses at wave 15 and wave 20 | 1 creator |
| Co-op | Matchmaking supported | 3 creators |
| Solo | Possible, but hard without unique units | 2 creators |
| Rewards | Claimed in the lobby, guaranteed artifact included | 2 creators |
A brand-new account cannot jump straight in, so push Story first; our anime adventures game modes guide covers the order. With matchmaking, a thin roster can still reach the guarantee alongside stronger players.
Drop rate, pity and the weekly rotation
Each clear of the artifact stage has a 20% chance to drop the artifact, and the artifact is guaranteed after five clears. The numbers hold for both the Captain (God) and Flash God stages. Plan for five clears and treat an earlier drop as a bonus.
Clears also pay Star Remnants and Gems; by one estimate, beating 10 of these raids comes to about three rerolls. Star Remnants matter beyond this stage: on the trait reroll screen we captured for Carrot on November 3, 2026, one reroll cost 1 Trait Reroll Token or 1 Star Remnant.
The rotation is where sources split. Four creators say the stage changes every week, with a different unit’s artifact each time. One of those videos, reading the event screen, says every two weeks. We list both. Either way the window is limited, so finish your clears while the unit you want is up.
Every artifact so far: Pop Green and Tengen (Flash God)
The two artifacts so far
Two artifacts had appeared by November 12, 2026. The chart at the top of this section puts them side by side.
Pop Green came first. It belongs to Captain (God) (creators call it Usopp). Pop Green unlocks Skull Bomb: plants placed by Captain (God) can overgrow to a second tier and explode for 2x damage and 1.5x range. It also adds a damage bonus that grows with grade. One player reports up to 35%, with a B- copy giving 20.47%. Creators agree it makes Captain (God) noticeably stronger, and one video calls the upgraded unit essential for bosses.
Resonant Cleavers came next, from a stage listed as Artifact the Flash God. It fits Flash God (creators call it Tengen), and you need to own that unit to use it. It unlocks String Bombs’ Final Performance: critical hits plant a bead, and when the enemy then takes three times the hit’s damage or dies, the bead explodes for 300% of that damage to it and 50% to enemies nearby. Flash God hits everything in range with full AoE, so beads land on many targets at once.
Each copy rolls attack (bonus damage) and physical critical chance. One walkthrough gives ranges of 5% to 20% damage and 5% to 25% crit. Another video reads 35% attack and 25% crit during setup, unclear whether from the artifact; if so, it beats that 20% cap. Because beads need crits, two creators stack crit with a relic and reach 99% and 100%.
Creators say Resonant Cleavers is worth getting and brings Flash God back into use. One calls it good but balanced; another says to get it if you lack a physical Rose unit. Flash God is still not a hill unit, so it cannot hit soaring enemies.
Grades, rerolls and replacing an artifact
Every copy rolls a grade. A single video reads the update log as listing grades from C- up to SSS. On Pop Green the grade sets the damage bonus, so it is more than a label.
Artifact stats cannot be rerolled. A better roll means farming more copies while the stage is in rotation, which is worth it only for a unit you actually field.
The game warns that an applied artifact cannot be removed. One creator then applied a newer copy, and it replaced the old one. Treat that as one test, not a rule.
Teams for the artifact stage
These are single runs, not fixed lists.
| Stage | Setup | Sources |
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| Captain (God) | Soloed with a summoner build: Supreme Being (Sovereign), Elyssia (Abyssal) and a Zombie unit | 1 creator |
| Flash God | Stage favours fire and Rose units and is fire-boosted; Phoenix as a physical fire hill unit, plus a bleed unit for regen enemies | 1 creator |
| Flash God map | Entertainment District, regen enemies, wave 20 boss near 67 million HP | 1 creator |
The fire boost explains Phoenix, and regen enemies are why a bleed unit earns a slot. A hill unit also covers the soaring enemies Flash God cannot reach. For general building, see anime adventures best team, and check the anime adventures tier list before committing clears to an artifact.
What creators expect next
We have no source naming the next artifact. Creators guess that limited units are unlikely to get one, but that is speculation, not a game rule. If your best unit is limited, do not save for its artifact. This list grows each time a new unit gets its own stage, and we update it when that happens.
Anime Adventures Artifacts: FAQ
How do you get artifacts in Anime Adventures?
Clear the artifact stage. One walkthrough says you open it from the Elf Mage NPC by the artifacts board in the lobby, once Rain Village Act 6 in Story is unlocked. Each clear has a 20% chance to drop the artifact, and it is guaranteed after five clears.
What is the artifact drop rate in Anime Adventures?
Each clear of the artifact stage has a 20% chance to drop the artifact, and the artifact is guaranteed after five clears. Four or more creator videos give the same numbers, for both the Captain (God) stage and the Flash God stage.
What artifacts are in Anime Adventures?
Two as of November 12, 2026: Pop Green for Captain (God), which unlocks Skull Bomb, and Resonant Cleavers for Flash God, which unlocks String Bombs' Final Performance. Each new stage brings a different unit's artifact.
What does Resonant Cleavers do in Anime Adventures?
It gives Flash God a bead passive. Critical hits plant a bead, and once the enemy takes three times that hit's damage or dies, the bead explodes for 300% of the hit to that enemy and 50% to enemies nearby. Each copy also rolls bonus damage and physical crit chance.
Can you reroll or remove an artifact in Anime Adventures?
Artifact stats cannot be rerolled; you farm more copies for a better roll. The game warns that an applied artifact cannot be removed, though one creator found that applying a newer copy replaced the old one.
Are artifacts the same as relics in Anime Adventures?
No. Artifacts are a separate system, and creators keep a relic equipped on the same unit that has an artifact applied. One source puts Charms, won in the Summer Hunt, in a third system again.
Can you solo the artifact stage in Anime Adventures?
Yes, but a pair of videos say it is hard without unique units. The stage supports matchmaking, so a weaker account can clear it with other players and claim the rewards back in the lobby.