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What do the five worlds require and where do players stop?

Each world raises barrier HP, card pack price and Gold payout together: World 1 is a 1,000 HP barrier, World 2 is 50,000 HP and World 3 is 5,000,000 HP. About 74% of players stop in World 1 because the starter weapon cannot break that first barrier until companion cards are equipped.

World progression and retention data

Anime Breaker Worlds and Progression

The five anime-themed zones in order, what each one is built on, where its secret boss hides, and the developer's own retention numbers showing exactly how far a typical account gets.

How far a typical account actually gets

This is measured, not estimated. Roblox counts how many accounts hold each of the game's arrival badges, so the numbers below are the developer's own telemetry read from the badges API. The counters move daily, which is why the footer prints the date they were read.

ZoneArrival badge awardedShare of Zone 1Drop from previous zone
Zone 1 · Alien Planet
Dragon Ball
329,483100.0%
Zone 2 · Titan District
Attack on Titan
87,64126.6%−73.4%
Zone 3 · Hidden Leaf
Naruto
40,54312.3%−53.7%
Zone 4 · Sin Village
Seven Deadly Sins
24,1397.3%−40.5%
Zone 5 · Hunter City
Hunter x Hunter
13,5414.1%−43.9%
−73.4%

The drop between Zone 1 and Zone 2. Of every hundred accounts that reach Alien Planet, roughly twenty-seven go on to see Titan District. This is the real funnel, and it is far sharper than any later step.

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Accounts that opened the game and never arrived anywhere. The opening zone is not the filter — the step out of it is.

The five worlds and what each introduces

ZoneThemeCardCost per spinSecret boss
W1 · Alien PlanetDragon BallAlien Card50 Gold per spinVegeta
W2 · Titan DistrictAttack on TitanTitan CardUnknownLevi
W3 · Hidden LeafNarutoLeaf CardUnknownKakashi
W4 · Sin VillageSeven Deadly SinsSin CardUnknownMeliodas
W5 · Hunter CityHunter x HunterHunter Card29.2T Gold per spin (creator-observed)Unidentified

Only Alien Planet's spin price and pity rule are stated by the game itself; Hunter City's price is a creator observation and the middle three are unpublished, so they read Unknown instead of a guess.

Zone by zone, in the order you meet them

W1

Alien Planet

Dragon Ball
Card Alien CardReached by 100.0%
Systems unlocked
  • Alien Raid
  • Race gacha
  • Offline upgrades
Secret boss
Vegeta

Hidden area off the main path — a giant rock with an invisible opening

Open the Vegeta walkthrough
W2

Titan District

Attack on Titan
Card Titan CardReached by 26.6%
Systems unlocked
  • Weapon gacha and merging
  • Titan Raid
Secret boss
Levi

Behind a fake wall in the corner of the map

Open the Levi walkthrough
W3

Hidden Leaf

Naruto
Card Leaf CardReached by 12.3%
Systems unlocked
  • Ninja progression
  • Eye Technique gacha
  • Red Cloud Totem
Secret boss
Kakashi

Behind the mansion — the fake wall has to be dashed through, not walked into

Open the Kakashi walkthrough
W4

Sin Village

Seven Deadly Sins
Card Sin CardReached by 7.3%
Systems unlocked
  • Amulet building
  • Sin gacha
  • Commandment Totem
Secret boss
Meliodas

Under the waterfall near the bridge, below the lake

Open the Meliodas walkthrough
W5

Hunter City

Hunter x Hunter
Card Hunter CardReached by 4.1%
Systems unlocked
  • Portals (C/B/A/S) and Shadows
  • Hunter Raid
  • Class Tree (Update 1.5)
Secret boss

No source we could check identifies this zone's secret boss. Left unstated rather than guessed.

In-game teleport panel

Travel back at any time

Entering a zone unlocks it permanently and the teleport panel moves you between every discovered zone at no cost. That is why the early secret bosses stay worth farming: their accessory rarity roll and their Energy buff do not stop being useful once you have seen a later world.

Anime Breaker world teleport panel listing the unlocked zones
In-game capture of the teleport panel.

Why the step out of the opening zone costs three quarters of players

The opening zone is where the game teaches almost nothing. You spawn with a single weapon, the click damage on offer is small, and nothing points at the card stand that turns early Gold into companion multipliers. Because damage in this game is assembled by multiplying layers together, an account that never opens a second card is stuck at roughly the base value however long it clicks.

The fix is not more clicking. It is spending the first Gold on companion slots, unlocking the free Emeralds from the developer's codes, and only then pushing the zone exit. Our first-hour route walks the exact order, and the progression roadmap covers when to leave each zone afterwards.

Watch a secret boss route being walked

Secret boss entrances are the one part of this game that is genuinely easier to show than to describe. The recording below covers the locations of the four bosses across the first four zones.

Where to find the Secret Bosses in Anime Breaker (World 1-4)
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Shown as a visual reference for the four secret boss entrances. We could not extract timed captions from this upload, so nothing on this page is cited from it.

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What this page does not claim

  • · Barrier HP per world. Not published anywhere we could reproduce, so no figure is printed. Rank Energy costs are the measured progression gate instead.
  • · Card spin prices for Titan District, Hidden Leaf and Sin Village. All three are unpublished.
  • · Hunter City's secret boss. Unidentified in every source we checked.
  • · Whether the badge counters track lifetime arrivals or current accounts. We report the counters as Roblox returns them rather than interpreting them.

Our sources page explains each evidence label, and the about page explains why gaps are printed instead of filled.

World questions we get most

Alien Planet, then Titan District, then Hidden Leaf, then Sin Village, then Hunter City. Those are the names the developer uses in the game's own Roblox achievement badges, which is the only place the zones are named publicly. Each one is built on a different anime: Dragon Ball, Attack on Titan, Naruto, Seven Deadly Sins, and Hunter x Hunter respectively.