Anime Adventures is a Roblox tower defense game where you summon anime-inspired characters, place them on the map and hold off waves of enemies. Along the way, you can earn titles, which are short labels that show above your player's head so other players can see what you have done. Each title is tied to a specific goal, such as clearing an event challenge, placing high on a leaderboard, owning a full set of units or holding a role in the official Discord. Knowing which kind of play leads to which title makes it easier to decide where to spend your time.
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Event Titles in Anime Adventures
Event titles come from the game's limited-time events and seasonal hunts. Some ask you to clear a late tier of a portal during a specific update, some ask you to survive a set wave in a hunt, and others ask you to collect a particular item while an event is running. Hunt titles such as Spooky and Festive are tied to holiday hunts, so they follow the seasons those hunts were built for.
Because each goal depends on the event being active, missing the window can mean waiting for that event to come back. Keeping an eye on new events as they arrive gives you the best chance to earn these titles while they are live.
Collection Titles in Anime Adventures
Collection titles are for obtaining and evolving a complete group of units rather than one strong unit. Most groups are built from units released together in one update, and the title takes the group's name, such as Holy Quintet, Overlord or Assassin. Some groups are made from event units instead, so a set can come from an event rather than a regular release.
Since every unit in the group is needed, a single missing piece keeps the title out of reach. That makes these titles a good goal for players who like to plan their collection over time.
Tournament Champion Title in Anime Adventures
Tournaments run weekly, and each one is a short timed run where you deal as much damage to enemies as you can. The Tournament Champion title goes to the player who finishes first in their bracket when the week ends. Brackets are randomized, so you can't choose who you compete against, and your own run is what decides the result.
Infinite Mode Leaderboard Titles in Anime Adventures
Infinite mode opens for each world once you finish all of its story acts. It has its own leaderboard, and placing high on it when the leaderboard closes earns titles. These titles come in several placement levels, so reaching the very top is the most demanding goal in this group.
Infinity Castle Leaderboard Titles in Anime Adventures
Infinity Castle is a long climb through a series of rooms filled with enemies. Players are ranked on the Infinity Castle leaderboard, and placing near the top when it closes earns titles tied to that mode. Its leaderboard is separate from the Infinite mode one, so each system has its own set of titles.
Original Owner Titles in Anime Adventures
Original owner titles go to the original recipient of a specific unit. The qualifying player is whoever first received that unit. Receiving that unit through a trade does not qualify you as its original owner.
Unholy, Enlightened and Transcended are all titles in this group.
Community Role Titles in Anime Adventures
Community role titles are not earned through play. They are tied to roles in the game's official Discord server, so they show a person's place in the community rather than their results in the game. The Content Creator title, for example, goes to anyone who holds the Content Creator role in that server.
OG Title and Account History in Anime Adventures
The OG title belongs to players who were already playing before Update 19, which marked the game's re-release. It is about when you started rather than what you have done since, so playing now can't earn it. It is the main account history title in the game.
FAQ
What does the # mean in a title name?
The # is a placeholder for a number that depends on where the title came from. On the Infinite and Infinity Castle leaderboard titles, it's the update number, so the same placement in a different update earns its own separate title. On the Tournament Champion title, it's the number of that week's tournament, so each weekly winner gets a different version.
Are there titles for moderators and admins?
Yes. There is a Moderator title for the moderator role and an Admin title for the admin role, and they are handled the same way as the Content Creator title.