Anime Overseer Raids — Infinity Express

Infinity Express is Anime Overseer's premier raid line — multi-act progression culminating in Act 3 boss farms including Akaza. Raids drop Gems, Gold, evolution masks, and Trait Discs supporting evolution and rerolls.

Raids require Story progression unlocks — see Story mode and how to play. Treat raids as your mid-game job after Nightmare farms stabilize — they bridge Story completion and Infinite investment.

Clear Act 1 and Act 2 to learn boss patterns before Act 3 farming. Act 3 is the community standard for resource efficiency. Use raid builds and tune cooldown specialization before pushing.

Act 1 teaches add management; Act 2 teaches burst timing — skip them only if you are carried by over-geared co-op partners. Solo players should extract one new lesson per act instead of rushing straight to Akaza wipes.

Akaza is the flagship Act 3 encounter — high mobility, phase shifts, add spawns. Full strategy on beat Akaza guide with video. Bring Akoza or Michael with Overclocked or Overseer.

Other Infinity Express bosses teach similar rhythm mechanics — skills you learn on Akaza transfer to future acts v2 studio may add during Early Access.

Act 3 repeat clears compete with Nightmare chapters for hourly Gems and Gold. Prioritize raids once DPS checks pass — they also supply materials unavailable in Story alone. Stack with code rewards for banner sessions.

Raid income scales with clear speed — invest in trait upgrades and evolutions until Act 3 runs finish under your target time. Slower clears still beat many Story chapters for Gem efficiency once unlocked.

Use Anime Overseer Discord LFG channels. Share team planner exports and specialization preset. No official Trello for raid schedules.

Raid resets and energy rules change during Early Access — confirm current limits in-game before planning marathon Act 3 sessions. Pair raid nights with code redemption so failed queues still leave progress on summons and rerolls.