Anime Overseer Infinite Mode Guide

Infinite Mode spawns escalating waves until your squad wipes — the primary endgame skill test beyond Story and raids. Scaling rewards long-term investments: Max Level Increase, Boundless traits, and evolved Mythics like Michael and Brolu from tier list.

Wave scaling punishes passive comps — you need units that keep moving and attacking without constant redeploy spam. Study enemy HP growth after wave 50 to see whether your roster needs more sustain or more AoE.

Michael (Progenitor) + Overseer — default scaling king.

Brolu (LSSJ) + Boundless — sustain alternative.

Jogo + Echo — AoE wave compression.

Beginner Sonic Ninja can flex early waves but falls off without Mythic support. Plan swaps in team comps.

Hybrid Infinite teams run two scaling DPS plus one support — never zero support slots unless you are showcase-level invested in Max Level Increase.

Cooldown bias often outperforms deploy bias in Infinite due to fight length. Tune via specialization. Manual redeploy during boss waves still matters — review controls.

Screenshot your highest wave each week — small comp tweaks from team planner often add dozens of waves without new summons.

1. Evolve six-slot roster — evolution
2. Max Level Increase on primary DPS
3. Overseer or A-tier trait locked — reroll
4. Gold and EXP reserves from farms
5. Comp documented in team planner

Farm raids first for materials and account power — Infinite is a luxury grind for enthusiasts. Codes like restrictionremoved accelerate prep via code copy.

Leaderboard chasers stack Boundless and Overseer on Michael with full Max Level Increase — budget months of duplicates, not days. Casual players can ignore Infinite entirely while still enjoying Story and Akaza content.