Anime Legacy Simulator Mounts: The 5 Confirmed So Far and How to Unlock Them

Anime Legacy Simulator has five confirmed mounts so far, and they come from two documented sources: each world's hidden secret quest and the Time Chamber's AFK milestones. Four of them — Karoo, the Kitty cat, the Jujutsu dog and the Update 1 pillow — are rewards for helping Shanks, Muzan, Gojo and Ban, and one ordering rule decides whether you get them at all: accept the NPC's quest before you kill that world's secret boss. The fifth mount asks for no fighting at all, just 14 cumulative hours in the Time Chamber.

How mounts work

Mounts are stored like the rest of your gear: open your backpack and you'll find them next to your accessories and weapons. Equip one and you ride it for travel — pre-release footage showed pack mounts turning the player into the mount, and the quest mounts themselves are shown being ridden, from Karoo to the Update 1 pillow. The UI also keeps an equipped-mount status so you can see at a glance when one is active.

The rule that unlocks mounts: quest before kill

Every world hides a secret boss off the main progression path, and each boss is paired with a hidden quest NPC. Defeat the boss and hand in that NPC's quest to receive a weapon and the world's mount. The part that trips players up: the sword and mount rewards only unlock if you accept the quest before you kill the boss. Fighting the boss without the quest still drops its regular loot — accessories, cash and tokens — so nothing else is lost. And since secret bosses can be fought at any time, a boss you already defeated isn't a problem either: accept the quest, then take the boss down again to complete it.

For exact spawn points of all four bosses, see our Anime Legacy Simulator secret boss locations guide.

All quest mounts at a glance

Each quest also pays out a signature weapon — Yoru, the stone Nichirin blade, Yuta's sword and Gideon. Our weapons guide covers those rewards in detail.

Where each quest NPC hides

Two tools make the hidden NPCs much easier to find. The quest menu opens from the flag icon at the bottom left of the screen, which is handy for checking which secret quests you've accepted. And in every world — including newly added maps — watch for the signs: if a sign is there, the secret quest giver is around that spot.

Karoo — Shanks (World 1). Warp to Heaven Island (Paradise Island) and walk straight ahead to the pyramid. Go inside, turn right and look for the sign, then jump down below the beanstalk and walk behind it — Shanks is standing there. His quest asks you to defeat one Enel; handing it in rewards the Yoru sword and the Karoo mount.

Kitty — Muzan (World 2). Warp to Slayer Village and find the house with the wooden sign. Enter the alleyway behind it and turn right: Muzan waits in the corner. His quest asks for one Kokushibo, and completing it gets you the cat mount — the one used for delivering items in the story — plus Gyomei's stone Nichirin blade.

Dog — Gojo (World 3). In the Cursed Academy JJK world, walk straight in from the warp, take a left and keep running straight until you spot Gojo hiding in his nook. His quest asks you to defeat one Sukuna; the reward is Yuta's sword and the dog mount, which one creator guesses is Megumi's dog.

Pillow — Ban (Update 1 world). Warp to the fourth world's spawn point, turn around, walk straight ahead, then turn left — Ban hides in the corner. His quest objective is the hidden boss Chaos Arthur, and completing it brings the Gideon weapon plus the pillow mount, that Seven Deadly Sins world's exclusive ride.

Can your damage handle these bosses?

Boss HP scales steeply, and that decides how many mounts you can realistically chase right now. Enel sits at 3,000,000 HP, and one creator found the first secret easy to reach, calling the game's secret bosses easy to find. Kokushibo jumps to 125,000,000, Sukuna to 700,000,000 — "you need a lot of damage to kill Sukuna... it's not for just anyone," one creator warns, suggesting a stronger friend as backup — and Chaos Arthur tops the list at roughly 1.5 trillion. Expect Karoo to be an early-game pickup, while the later mounts wait until your damage catches up; our how to level up fast guide helps you get there.

Which mount is fastest?

One creator's post–Update 1 comparison puts the Jujutsu wolf/dog at 60 and King's pillow at 65 — "by far the best," in his words, after the wolf had been "the best mount" before the update. The Demon Slayer cat he called "not that fast" but good enough to "get the job done." Treat these as one player's comparison rather than official stats.

The free Time Chamber mount

The fifth mount skips bosses entirely. The AFK Time Chamber tracks your cumulative time in the room, and its milestone rewards include an exclusive mount at the 14-hour mark that grants +60 movement speed. Just keep returning to the chamber and let the hours stack up — the mount is waiting at 14. One caveat: the chamber's "+60 speed" isn't documented on the same scale as the creator ratings above, so don't read it as a direct ranking against the 60/65 quest mounts.