Anime Realms X Worlds: Story Destinations and Goals
Named examples
- Named examples: Planet Namek, Shibuya and Marineford are mentioned in current progression gameplay.
- Keep the scope useful: A destination name does not establish a complete unlock order or every mode available there.
Recognize the destination before planning the run
Anime Realms X sends your squad into worlds threatened by enemies.
Planet Namek, Shibuya and Marineford are names mentioned in the current progression walkthrough. Use those names to orient the goal you are pursuing, rather than assuming they form a complete ordered list of every available world.
Snapshot as ofA world and an activity are different choices
The walkthrough discusses Story progression, a Daily Challenge on Planet Namek and a Portal attempt. A world name tells you the setting; the activity tells you what kind of session you are preparing. Do not transfer one activity’s conditions to every visit to the same place.
Shibuya is mentioned as part of a Geto evolution goal. That makes it relevant to that character’s project, but it does not establish the same condition for all evolutions. Use world progression to connect your next destination with a practical squad goal.
Separate upcoming places from playable plans
Infinity Castle is part of the developer’s announced Update 1. Treat the announcement as a future goal until the developer confirms availability. The linked event explicitly calls its date a placeholder, so do not plan around a fixed launch time.
Choose a destination you can use now, keep your opening affordable and carry one development target into the run. The game-mode guide separates observed activities from announced additions so a future feature does not become a mistaken access requirement.