Anime Crossover Defense Artifacts Guide

This Anime Crossover Defense Artifacts Guide tells you what an Artifact is, how to get and apply them and what each Artifact is capable of including its rank upgrades!

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Anime Crossover Defense Artifacts Guide

Artifacts are unique items which take inspiration from multiple anime franchises. However, these items don’t host the same properties as their canonical counterpart. Instead, they aid in your tower defense matches by applying unique perks and debuffs to units and enemies.

What’s more, the Artifacts enjoy upgrades through a Rank system. To upgrade an existing Artifact you simply need to use it in-game, which will generate Rank EXP and evolve it at Rank 5.

To unlock Artifacts you need Rift Orbs, obtained through level rewards and Story Mode completion. With these Orbs, you take them to the Artifact Rift within the game hub and input them into the machine. The chance to obtain an Artifact isn’t 100%, so you need to be prepared to lose some Orbs and farm more!

Depending on the combination of Orbs added and chance, you can get an Artifact!

Artifacts List

Let’s get into each Artifact and its upgrades!

Eternal Eye (Mangekyou Sharingan)

• First Ability: Genjutsu (Rank 5) – The enemy becomes deceived into walking the wrong way
• Second Ability: Black Flames – Attacks apply Black Flames to an enemy

Dragon Radar (Dragon Ball Radar)

• First Ability: Dragon Sphere Search – At the end of every second wave, the player can locate a Dragon Sphere. Make a wish when all 7 are located and receive one of the following:

Black Notebook (Death Note)

• First Ability: Fate Written – If an enemy is below a certain amount of HP they get automatically executed regardless of attack power.

Strand of a Hero’s Hair (Smiling Hero’s Hair)

• First Ability: One For All! – Unleashes a powerful attack that deals knockback to enemies.

Hat of the CEO (Speedwagon’s Hat)

• First Ability: Opportunist – Increases Coin intake per wave by a small percentage.

Philosopher’s Stone (Philosopher’s Stone)

• First Ability: Equivalent Exchange – Whenever a unit perishes, new units gain a small percentage damage boost.

Nimbus (Flying Nimbus)

• First Ability: Cloud Transportation – Units enjoy a reduction in placement cost by a huge percentage. However, unit placement becomes reduced.

Uta Uta (Uta Uta No Mi)

• First Ability: Joyous Song – Increases unit buffs slightly and a small radius buff to surrounding units.

Key of Kings (Bab-Ilu)

• First Ability: King’s Vault – Unit placement cost is reduced by a small amount
• Second Ability: King’s Treasure (Rank 5) – Unit placement cost is reduced by a large amount

Divine Eye (Rinnegan)

• First Ability: Superior Dojutsu – The unit cannot be stunned and gains a small buff across all stats
• Second Ability: Elemental Mastery (Rank 5) – The unit’s element is always strong against an enemy

Hollow Mash (Ichogo’s Vizard Mask)

• First Ability: Hollow Mask – The unit gains an ultimate ability which increases damage for a short duration.

Cursed Finger (Sukuna’s Finger)

• First Ability: Everlasting Curse – Increases DOT duration
• Second Ability: King of Curses (Rank 5) – Increases DOT damage

Hogyoku (Hogyoku)

• First Ability: Metamorphosis – After surviving multiple waves the unit receives a massive damage buff.
• Second Ability: Desire Materialization (Rank 5) – Slight increase in damage and reduced upgrade cost.

Vampire Mask (Stone Mask)

• First Ability: Vampire Lord – Periodically summons a zombie fighter.
• Second Ability: Hemorrhage (Rank 5) – Applies a bleed DOT to enemies which also stacks with actual bleed.