The Anime Vanguards items list spans evolution materials, currencies, consumables, crafting components, reroll resources, Familiars, Memoria, and event-specific objects. Names and sources can change with a season, so use this guide to identify an item’s job and verify the current acquisition panel before farming. The in-game inventory, Codex, stage rewards, shop panels, and crafting station are the final references.
Item categories
Identify an item before using it
Match the exact icon and display name. Similar colors do not prove that two stones, tokens, or seasonal currencies are interchangeable. Open the item details and note whether it is consumable, tradable, event-bound, or linked to a specific unit or shop.
For a recipe, start at the destination: select the desired evolution or craft and record every required input. This prevents farming a familiar-looking material that belongs to a different form. For a shop item, record price, stock, and any visible reset timer before planning repeated purchases.
Build a safe inventory priority
Reserve materials for the next confirmed progression goal. A practical order is one usable team, its required evolution, one support or economy solution, and only then speculative collections. Lock valuable units and avoid dismantling or synthesizing the last copy of a component until the destination recipe is open.
Event items deserve an expiration check. If the source or shop has a timer, compare the remaining time with the number of runs you can realistically complete. Do not assume an event currency converts after closure unless the current event panel says so.
Update 14.5 inventory checks
The official 14.5 changelog introduced five Memoria, three Vanguard Familiars, Demon Familiars, a Codex feature, the Lunar Bridge Dungeon, and a season Battlepass. Those statements establish systems added in that update, not permanent availability. Open the current Dungeon, Battlepass, Codex, and event panels to confirm what remains obtainable after later rotations.
Items tied to Worldlines or Gauntlet should be evaluated within the current season or reset. Keep a small note with source, floor or bracket if shown, quantity owned, and quantity needed. That is more reliable than remembering a screenshot from a previous reset.
Make an inventory ledger
For each active goal, record the destination, exact item, owned amount, required amount, source, reset or expiry, and last-checked date. Separate permanent sources from seasonal ones. Update the ledger after crafting or shopping so a stale quantity does not drive the next session.
Add a “do not consume” line for limited units, signature materials, high-value reroll items, and components shared by several recipes. If storage is crowded, review low-risk replaceable items first. Never dismantle by rarity alone; an ordinary-looking component can sit at the bottom of an important craft tree.
Troubleshoot a missing item
If a reward does not appear, check whether the run completed, the correct difficulty or floor was used, the item went directly to another inventory tab, the reward required a claim, or a cap was reached. Compare the current reward card rather than repeating from memory.
When an item name exists in the Codex but no current source is visible, label it unavailable or unverified for the moment. Historical existence does not establish a live farm route.
Items List FAQ
Is every item still obtainable?
No. Events, passes, shops, and modes rotate. Existing inventory entries can remain visible after their original source closes.
What should I never spend blindly?
Limited evolution materials, reroll resources, event currency near expiry, and any component needed by a recipe you have not inspected.