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The new Leaves currency is one of the hardest event resources to farm, and the game mode tied to it is notably tougher than earlier events like Cakes or Summer tokens. This guide breaks down exactly how to run the event, build your team, pick buffs, and maintain a consistent AFK or semi-AFK setup that earns hundreds of thousands of Leaves every night.

Understanding the Leaves Game Mode

The event requires you to reach Wave 20 for a reward of 2,000+ Leaves per run. The run length sits between 7–10 minutes depending on your comp and buff choices. Unlike seasonal infinite modes, this isn’t a two-minute loop—you must clear all the way through.

Because of that, efficiency comes from consistent clears rather than extreme speed.

Recommended Team Setup

Your lineup should focus on strong early pressure, boss melting, and reliable support effects. A stable team looks like this:

• High-damage main carry (Dio is excellent thanks to strong scaling and upgrades)
• Second DPS (Guts is highly recommended due to injury stacking and burst)
• Area-control / zone pressure unit (Broly or similar wide range AoE)
• Support slot (Newsman is extremely useful thanks to bubble CC and crowd shaping)
• Optional: Monarch Hollow Knight if you own him—he dramatically speeds up boss kills

The game mode is punishing, especially on early waves. Avoid running all debuffs. Three solid DPS units and one support remain the safest setup for overnight consistency.

Buffs, Debuffs, and Run Consistency

Always choose:

• Buffs
• All-units boost
• Currency boost when available

Avoid debuffs unless you have high-end units or are deliberately pushing for top speed. Debuffs significantly increase enemy health and punish low DPS teams.

If enemies start overwhelming you, pick fewer risky modifiers and stick to stable stat buffs.

Placement Strategy for Fast and Safe Clears

This setup focuses on front-loaded clearing to speed up wave times:

• Place Dio near the entrance where he can instantly catch bosses as they spawn.
• Set Newsmen in staggered positions at the front for maximum bubble coverage.
• Broly or other AoE units should anchor the first curve or choke point.
• Guts can sit slightly behind the carry so he builds injury stacks safely.
• Keep farms active early then sell them before the final boss to maximize pressure.

This placement ensures you handle each early boss without leaks and melt the final boss before it reaches dangerous areas.

Managing Early Waves and Bosses

Early bosses have low HP but punish weak setups. Dio must get his early upgrade path quickly. Prioritize:

1. Farm upgrades
2. Dio upgrades
3. Guts
4. Broly
5. Support fill-ins

Once Dio hits his main power spikes, the mode becomes significantly easier.

Use time stop abilities if your units are struggling on the Wave 10–15 boss transitions.

Late Waves and Final Boss

The final boss can reach 200M+ HP, but a fully upgraded Dio, Guts with stacks, and Broly AoE zone pressure will melt it quickly. If the boss escapes a carry’s range:

• Replace your unit slightly further down
• Trigger time stop
• Sell farms for emergency cash

This ensures a smooth clear even on slower runs.

Expected Run Times

• Beginner or mid-level comp: 9–10 minutes per run
• Strong comp with good BBs: 8–9 minutes
• High-end comp with Monarch Hollow Knight: 7–8 minutes

The faster your average run, the more Leaves per night.

AFK Options

Right now the most stable AFK approaches are:

• Manual grinding on loop
• AFK Chamber (gives Cakes + Leaves passively)
• Macro/tiny-task once safe scripts release

For mobile and console players, AFK Chamber may outperform attempts at manual farming due to consistency.

Once macro setups with exact placements are released, full AFK overnight clears will become the norm.

Leaf Income Per Hour and Per Night

A typical 9–10 minute run yields 3,600 Leaves.

Breakdown:

• ~6 runs per hour
• ~21,000 Leaves per hour
• ~500,000 Leaves per full night of AFK

With faster 7-minute runs, this can rise above 1,000,000 Leaves per night.

Your income heavily depends on comp strength, buffs, and run consistency.

Update 2.5 introduces Gilgamesh and several new additions to the roster, shifting the meta across ground, hybrid, buffer, and air units. This guide organizes every category clearly and highlights the strongest picks you should prioritize for late-game, leaderboard pushes, and efficient clears.

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Units You Should Avoid (Not-Used Tier)

These units provide very little value in the current update. Low damage, slow scaling, and weak abilities make them unreliable for any serious content.

• Bald Martial Artist
• Pink-haired Kill
• Guji
• Golden Frieza
• Enel
• Other low-stat early units

Only use these if you want an intentional challenge; they have no real place in Update 2.5 team builds.

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Stun, Freeze, and Slow Units (Support CC Tier)

These units specialize in crowd control. Their damage output is limited, but they provide valuable utility when paired with heavy-hitting DPS units. They’re especially useful for delaying boss abilities or slowing dense waves.

• Sweet Witch
• Mummy Unit
• Ice Girl
• Blur Training Coat
• Red Demon
• Blue Samurai
• Gray Breed
• Ulquiorra
• Katakuri
• Other CC-focused operators

They aren’t run as primary DPS, but one or two CC slots can stabilize high-wave defenses.

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Form Units (Transformation/Mode Tier)

These units gain major stat boosts through transformation mechanics and remain consistent performers.

• Speed Guard
• Lloyd
• Two new 2.5 form units included in the update

Speed Guard remains the standout performer thanks to excellent stats and form consistency.

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Buff Tier Units

Always bring at least one buffer for harder stages or leaderboard attempts. These units elevate your entire team’s output through flat stat or percentage boosts.

• Mr. Champion
• Zoro Syrup AI
• Useless Goddess
• Rio
• Masked Monk

Their direct damage isn’t the focus—what matters is how much they elevate every other unit on the field.

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Meta Hill Units (Top Air Counters)

Air-focused threats are becoming more common, and these units excel at eliminating airborne bosses and waves quickly.

• Golden Saint
• Blue-head Dragon Rider
• Red Aura Robot

High scaling, fast hit frequency, and strong end-game multipliers make all three worth investing in for any balanced team.

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Meta Ground Units (Best Ground DPS)

These units dominate the field with raw damage and consistent wave clearing. They form the backbone of most teams.

• Red Dragon Slayer
• Gan Woo System
• Blue-haired Ninja with Red Eyes
• Dual-Sword Samurai
• Laho Unit (Bones/Brook)
• Masked Flame Swordsman
• White-haired Mage
• Blue Orb Energy User
• Black-haired Swordsman
• Yellow-haired Mage

These units output reliable DPS and scale well into boss phases, making them essential for mid-to-late game runs.

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Meta Hybrid Units (Strongest Units in the Game)

Hybrid units attack both ground and air, giving them unmatched versatility. These are the strongest units in Update 2.5 and define the current meta.

• Dracula
• Bluefire Swordsman
• Cursed Knight
• Hideate
• Red Arrow Hunter
• Gilgamesh (New – Fate Update)

These units melt bosses, wipe waves effortlessly, and adapt to nearly every stage type. If you own any of these, they should be slotted into your main lineup immediately.

Final Team Building Tips

• Include at least one buffer in every late-game team.
• Pair CC units with your strongest hybrids to prevent wave leaks.
• Always build around at least one top-tier hybrid for maximum consistency.
• Hill DPS becomes essential on higher air-wave stages.
• Form units supplement your lineup with strong burst phases.

This guide breaks down every manual spawn location in the world, how the spawn system works, and what players need to know to consistently farm high-tier techniques. Every location is based on the six confirmed manual spawns shown in the video, arranged in a clear route so you can sweep them efficiently.

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How Manual Spawns Work

Manuals appear across the world at fixed locations and follow a predictable timing cycle.

• Spawn every 15 minutes
• Despawn after 30 minutes
• Tier 1 manuals spawn most often
• Tier 2 manuals are uncommon
• Tier 3+ manuals are extremely rare
• Private servers have noticeably reduced rare-manual spawn rates
• Higher-tier manuals emit a bright glow, making them easy to identify
• Robux manuals (79 R$) can be spawned manually and will stack at a location if multiple are used

Since despawn timers are double the spawn timers, maps nearly always have manuals available if you rotate fast.

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Manual Location 1 – Desert Zone

This manual sits in the small desert area located beside the Golden Core cultivation zone. The spawn point is directly next to a rock and cactus in the open sand area. It’s one of the easiest spots to check because the desert biome stands out clearly.

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Manual Location 2 – Snow Zone

This location lies beside the Qi Gathering realm structure in the snowy biome. The manual spawns in front of the building, slightly near the center path. This place is extremely simple to recognize due to the white terrain and the compact layout.

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Manual Location 3 – Spawn House

This one is inside the starter house, located right where new players spawn when they first enter the game. The manual appears on the ground inside that structure. Because players constantly pass through here, this is usually looted quickly, so check it early in your rotation.

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Manual Location 4 – Flame Demon Queen Yun Area

The fourth location is beside the Nastian Soul realm zone, near the area with the tall stone pillars. The manual appears at a tree right next to the Flame Demon Queen Yun boss location. The pillars make the area easy to spot from a distance.

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Manual Location 5 – Large Settlement Near Nastian Soul Realm

This location is in the large settlement area right next to the Nastian Soul structures. The manual spawns directly inside the entrance of the main building. It’s a wide, open settlement, so once you walk into the doorway of the building, the spawn spot is immediately visible.

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Manual Location 6 – Fusion Realm Zone House

The final location is in the Fusion Realm cultivation zone, inside the small locked house. The manual spawns right in front of the sealed entrance. If you’re coming from Location 5, simply head left and you’ll find the Fusion Realm zone immediately.

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Manual Farming Route (Quick Sweep Path)

To cover all six spots efficiently, follow this loop:

1. Spawn House
2. Snow Biome
3. Desert Area
4. Flame Demon Queen Yun Area
5. Settlement Building
6. Fusion Realm House

Since spawns last 30 minutes, one loop is enough to catch multiple manuals per rotation.

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Robux Manual Spawning

Players can force-spawn a manual for 79 Robux. These spawned manuals:

• Stack in the same location if multiple are used
• Have a guaranteed chance to be tier 3+
• Are ideal for players who want rare manuals early

If you spawn many, you’ll see multiple books layered on the ground, all lootable independently.

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Tips for Getting Rare Manuals

• Avoid private servers if you want higher-tier spawns
• Play during peak times when the map remains populated
• Watch for glowing effects; they indicate rare manuals
• Make sure to rotate biomes right as the 15-minute cycle resets

This routine gives the highest chance of beating other players to the rarer techniques.

Brandon arrives in Anime Vanguards as one of the most overwhelming damage units released so far. His kit revolves around stress buildup, repulse-based scaling, and a short-duration transformation that drastically enhances his output. This guide breaks down every mechanic and synergy with a clear, natural flow so you understand exactly how to use him at top efficiency in story, infinite, and tournaments.

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Understanding the Stress Meter

Brandon’s unique mechanic is his Stress Meter, which increases by 1% for every new enemy entering his range. Once 100 enemies have stepped into that range, the meter hits 100%. Because the meter is tied to new targets entering the area and not kills, it steadily climbs regardless of enemy health or speed.

In modes like Namek story, where roughly 290 enemies spawn, the meter fills in around six waves. In infinite modes, the meter fills even faster due to the constant stream of units. Most importantly, the meter does not drain over time, so once it hits full, he becomes significantly stronger.

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Placement Cost and Early Game Constraints

Brandon is extremely expensive, costing 136,000 to place and max out. This naturally pushes him into mid-game or late-game setups. You rarely place him early unless your economy is fully optimized. His payoff is substantial, but his cost requires deliberate planning in competitive modes.

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Repulse Damage Scaling

Before reaching 100% stress, Brandon gains power from repulsed enemies. For every enemy in his range that has been repulsed, he receives a 1% damage boost, stacking up to 100%. This effect essentially doubles his damage if all stacks are active.

A key detail is still under community testing: whether other units’ repulse effects add to his scaling. If they do, he becomes exponentially more flexible, making synergy choices more valuable. If not, he still gains a full 100% through his own kit.

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Transformation at 100% Stress

When the Stress Meter reaches 100%, Brandon enters his strongest state for roughly 33 seconds:

• Damage doubles
• SP (attack interval) decreases by 20%
• Range increases by 20%
• Gains Unknown element
• Becomes full AOE starting at upgrade 7 through max

This state is extremely powerful but not permanent unless you time it with late-wave spawns. After around wave 20 in story-type modes, enemy volume is high enough that he maintains 100% stress continuously, effectively locking him in his enhanced form for the remainder.

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DPS Breakdown (With and Without Boosts)

Brandon’s damage output fluctuates heavily based on stress and repulse scaling. Key scenarios:

• Base DPS: around 23,000
• Base + full repulse stacks: around 47,000
• 100% stress: around 58,000
• Stress + external repulse scaling (if allowed): around 117,000
• Stress + repulse + familiar: around 152,000
• With Broly domain (crit boost): around 330,000

When stacking external damage supports, familiar bonuses, and domain bonuses, theoretical numbers reach 750,000 DPS, which is significantly higher than most top-tier units even with full synergy.

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Best Traits and Familiars

Brandon’s placement cost makes the Monarch trait his strongest option, improving the value returned on such a large investment. For familiars:

• Burbud is the top option due to how well it scales with high-power units
• Strange Cat also performs well when chasing damage-focused builds

Both boost his highest DPS states effectively.

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Key Synergy Units

Certain units elevate Brandon to another level:

• Broly synergizes naturally as an unbound unit and provides powerful crit support when using his domain
• Stealth AOE Repulse units become invaluable if external repulse affects Brandon’s scaling
• Blacksmith or SP-reduction supports reduce Brandon’s naturally long 10-second SP, making every transformation cycle even more efficient

These combinations build around his strengths without overcomplicating his setup.

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Strengths and Weaknesses

Brandon’s strengths are overwhelming once he reaches his stressed state. His combination of range, full AOE, scaling damage, and temporary type shift allow him to outperform most meta DPS units. His flexibility makes him viable as an infinite carry, tournament core, or burst-oriented boss killer.

On the downside, his cost restricts early usage, and his transformation’s short duration requires wave-based timing to maintain. If external repulse does not apply, some of his highest theoretical numbers become unreachable. However, even without that interaction, he remains one of the strongest pure DPS units released.

Brandon brings an explosive mix of rapid scaling, transformation power, and deep synergy options that elevate him far beyond standard damage units. Whether paired with Broly, supported with SP reduction, or optimized with late-wave stress loops, he consistently reaches damage thresholds that push the boundaries of the current meta. His ability to remain in his stressed state during long waves makes him particularly dominant in infinite and tournament environments.

The latest update finally adds a proper, legitimate way to access the Demonic Pickaxe room—no glitches required. A new NPC named Skal now handles the Demonic Key quest, and completing this short quest unlocks the door leading to one of the strongest pickaxes in the game.

The core steps are simple: find Skal, collect three Demonite, trade them for the Demonic Key, and then purchase the Demonic Pickaxe from the new area.

Where to Start the Demonic Key Quest

To begin, head to the locked door that originally required glitching to enter. On the left side of the door, a new cave has been added. This cave leads to Skal, the brand new NPC who gives you the Demonic Key quest.

Once inside, talk to Skal. He introduces you to the idea of “power,” and then immediately asks you for three Demonite in exchange for the Demonic Key.

You can choose not to give the Demonite and glitch inside instead, but the quest provides a clean and intended method to access the pickaxe.

How to Get Three Demonite for the Quest

Skal only wants one thing: three Demonite. This is the hardest part of the quest because Demonite is extremely rare. It comes from only one source:

Volcanic Rocks in the Volcanic Depths

To mine these rocks, you must use a pickaxe that deals at least 100 base damage, such as:

• Arcane Pickaxe
• Light Pickaxe
• Any other pickaxe meeting the damage requirement

Volcanic Rocks spawn randomly in the Volcanic Depths, so the process is all about consistency. Mine every volcanic rock you see until you gather three Demonite.

For efficiency, increase your luck by:

• Using higher-tier pickaxes
• Activating luck-boosting achievements
• Drinking luck potions

These do not guarantee Demonite but make drops far more manageable during long mining sessions.

Turning in Your Demonite to Skal

Once you have all three pieces, return to Skal’s cave. Talk to him again, submit the Demonite, and he’ll reward you with the Demonic Key.

After receiving it, walk back to the locked doorway and interact with it. The door will now open without needing any glitch or trick.

This grants full access to the Demonic Pickaxe chamber.

Buying the Demonic Pickaxe

Inside the newly opened room, you’ll find the Demonic Pickaxe available for purchase. It costs 500,000, making it a substantial investment, but its stats justify the grind:

• 180 Power
• 47.5% Luck
• Three Rune Slots

Compared to the Arcane Pickaxe, the biggest difference is its mining speed and overall efficiency in higher-tier zones. Many players have used it for a while through glitches, but now everyone can obtain it legitimately.

Is the Quest Worth Doing?

Absolutely. Even if you spent time glitching before, doing the quest unlocks clean access to the chamber and sets the pickaxe as an official progression step. For players who avoided glitches, this update completely opens up late-game mining.

The Demonic Pickaxe is one of the most powerful tools currently available, and upgrading from the Arcane Pickaxe feels like a meaningful jump in performance.

Weak Legacy 2 has finally received one of its most needed updates: a full dungeon mode overhaul. This update rebuilds how rewards, difficulty, and progression work, introduces new rare items, and adds a brand-new Blood Katana fighting style. While the structure of the mode remains familiar, nearly every system inside it has been redesigned to make dungeon runs more rewarding and scalable.

Weak Legacy 2 Dungeon Rework Update Guide

The update brings several major additions that change how players progress through waves:

Fully Reworked Dungeon Structure
The mode now runs on a predictable cycle of rewards and boss fights. Instead of relying on the old death-based reward system, players earn loot mid-run without losing progress.

Blood Katana Fighting Style
The new style is one of the rarest additions in the game. Unlike older drops which come from chests, Blood Katana has its own unique drop chances separate from the main loot pool. Acquiring it requires extreme luck or long grind sessions.

Crystal Essence Drops
Crystal Essence is now guaranteed every fifty waves. Previously, players could earn one at wave twenty-five, so the new system is slower but more structured. This resource is tied to relic crafting and rare progression items.

Wave Rewards System
Every five waves, players instantly receive a chest instead of needing to die. This significantly changes the pace of dungeon grinding and keeps high-wave runs worth pushing.

New Drop Chances Explained

Every five-wave milestone offers one of several possible rewards. The system is fully RNG-based, and the odds are noticeably low for high-tier rewards.

• Rare Chest: 75%
• Epic Chest: 10%
• Legendary Chest: 5%
• Crystal Essence: 0.2%
• Blood Katana: 0.1%

These chances mean the best rewards are exceptionally rare. The Blood Katana is not tied to the chest system and instead acts as its own direct drop, making it the hardest item to target.

Scaling Difficulty and Player-Based Boosts

The dungeon now dynamically scales depending on how many players join the run. More teammates increase enemy strength but also increase luck. This system encourages group play, since higher difficulty translates into a slightly better chance for valuable drops.

Relic Drops and Their Purpose

Relics are new items that can drop through waves or from Crystal Essences. Their purpose is still not fully clear, but they appear tied to long-term dungeon progression and stat enhancements. As players experiment, relics will likely become a major part of endgame builds.

How the Dungeon Rework Plays In-Game

Upon entering the dungeon, the first thing players will notice is that old cheese methods still work. The long-standing bait glitch remains, where NPCs and bosses lock onto a single player while ignoring the others. This can be used to group enemies and burst them down quickly, which benefits high-wave runs. Despite the remake, this behavior has not been fixed.

The new reward system becomes noticeable as you progress. Every five waves, a chest drops instantly without requiring a reset. Boss waves still appear every five waves as before, keeping the mode familiar but smoother.

Realistic Expectations for Long Dungeon Runs

The drop rates are unforgiving. Even at wave one hundred and beyond, players often see mostly rare chests. A run to wave one hundred and five may result in only a couple of epic chests and a single legendary chest. Because of this, many players feel the loot scaling should increase past wave one hundred.

The main takeaway is that the new system is more structured but not necessarily more rewarding at high wave counts unless your luck is exceptional.

Tips for Efficient Dungeon Farming

Use a Dedicated Bait Player
Since the glitch is still active, one player can attract aggro while others burst enemies safely. This increases run speed and stability.

Push Early Waves Quickly
The bulk of rewards come from the five-wave milestones, so maintaining fast pacing helps maximize chest count per hour.

Avoid Resetting Too Early
Because rewards now drop without dying, long runs are more important than ever. Aim for at least wave fifty for guaranteed Crystal Essence.

Run With a Team for Better Luck
More players increase difficulty but also increase overall luck. For rare drops like Blood Katana, group runs are far more efficient.

The dungeon rework brings smoother flow, structured rewards, and a long-term grind loop. However, the extremely low drop chances mean players will spend many hours chasing legendary rewards. Increasing reward scaling for high-wave runs would make the system feel more satisfying, but even in its current form it adds new depth to Weak Legacy 2’s endgame.

The Blade of Glorp is a late-game fishing rod tied directly to Roslit Bay’s alien-themed questline. It is one of the most powerful progress-manipulating rods in Fisch, built around high-risk, high-reward laser mechanics triggered by Glorp’s UFO companion. Because of its unstable passive and demanding playstyle, it is intended for experienced players who already understand advanced control and progress optimization.

Before you can earn the rod, you must complete a specific chain of quests for Glorp, who appears only in Roslit Bay. These quests introduce the Gleebous species, teach you how to interact with Glorp’s relic items, and eventually reward you with the Blade itself.

How to Unlock Roslit Bay

Roslit Bay is part of Fisch’s progression system. If you’re still early in the game, continue completing earlier zone requirements until the Bay becomes accessible. Once unlocked, head straight to the shoreline NPC named Glorp. He’s the only one who can give you the Blade of Glorp questline.

How to Start the Blade of Glorp Questline

Speak to Glorp in Roslit Bay. He immediately offers a set of quests that revolve around Gleebous fish, relic enchantment, and interacting with alien-themed mechanics. Unlike normal rod unlocks that require fishing or grinding, Glorp’s quests mix tasks across selling, enchanting, and achieving perfect catches.

You must complete all quests in the chain to receive the Blade of Glorp.

Required Quests to Obtain the Blade of Glorp

Below is the complete list of tasks Glorp gives and what each one requires. Completing the entire list awards the Blade of Glorp.

Enchanted Gleebs

Glorp will ask you to prove your understanding of Gleebous and relic enchantment.

• Catch Gleebous
• Enchant 10 relics using the Blade of Glorp (the quest line gives temporary access for quest counting)

Reward: The Glorply title
This early quest familiarizes you with relic handling and Gleebous spawning patterns.

Gleeb Stocks

Glorp wants evidence that you can properly collect and trade Gleebous.

• Sell 150 Gleebous fish

Reward: UFO of Glorp Bobber
Selling instead of catching forces consistent Gleebous farming, preparing you for the rod’s passive synergy.

Perfect Destruction

This is the most demanding part of the chain, and also the final quest before unlocking the Blade of Glorp.

• Achieve 250 perfect catches with the Blade of Glorp
This quest tracks only perfect catches, so normal or good catches do not progress the requirement.

Reward:
• Increased laser strike chance
• +10% Gleebous rate
• More warning pulses
These upgrades permanently boost the Blade of Glorp’s performance.

Once this quest is complete, Glorp awards you the Golden Blade of Glorp Skin as the grand reward—but the rod itself becomes unlocked once the questline completes.

How to Actually Obtain the Blade of Glorp

When all quests in the Roslit Bay Glorp questline are completed, Glorp gives you the Blade of Glorp directly. You cannot buy it, craft it, or drop it from anywhere else. It is exclusively a quest reward.

Tips to Complete the Questline Faster

Farm Gleebous Efficiently
The rod’s passive has a strong Gleebous synergy. Even before obtaining it, focus on areas where Gleebous spawn consistently and use enchants that boost rare fish or controlled minigames.

Prepare for Perfect Catch Requirements
Two hundred fifty perfect catches is a significant task. It is worth practicing bar stabilization, timing pulses, and learning how to compensate for sudden control drops from the rod’s laser mechanic.

Enchant Relics in Advance
For the relic enchantment segment, gather relics early so you can enchant them in bulk once the quest appears. This prevents downtime during the storyline.

Monitor Laser Timing
Once the rod is in your hands, learn to predict the two warning pulses before each laser strike. Good reaction timing allows you to avoid progress loss and capitalize on the progress spike when the fish remains inside the bar.