Anime Expeditions TinyTask Macro: Settings, Routes, and Stability

This is an AFK repeat-clear macro: you record one clear that your account can already finish, then TinyTask repeats the same inputs. It is not an exploit, and it does not create unlimited currency from a broken menu.

What the AFK repeat loop means in Anime Expeditions

The Villain Coin side uses Crow Hideout – Act 1 because it is short, repeatable, and easy to stabilize with fixed placements. Stage-clear rewards can keep looping as long as your team clears consistently and the playback returns to the same act screen.

The Gem side uses the Frieren mastery route around King’s Tomb – Act 1 / King’s Frieren – Act 1. Villain Hunt chests are different from these act clears: they are a daily-capped side source, while the TinyTask farm is built around repeating stage clears.

How to prepare for Macro farm in Anime Expeditions

Macro reliability comes from making every run look the same to TinyTask: same camera, same screen size, same starting position, same settings, and the same unit order. If you use a downloaded TinyTask file, it only lines up when your account matches the recorded setup closely enough.

How to record the Crow Hideout and Frieren mastery loops in Anime Expeditions

Record one clean clear from lobby setup through the end buffer, then replay the same TinyTask file with continuous playback.

Start recording the Crow Hideout route

Press your TinyTask record hotkey after your camera is fixed in Crow Hideout – Act 1, and include the full clear plus the return to the act lobby.

Pre-place Cursed Immortal

Place Cursed Immortal (Black Sun) near the edge with enough room that a tiny placement drift will not block the tile.

Start Crow Hideout – Act 1

Click Start Game after Cursed Immortal is down, keeping the camera in the exact same position.

Add Salmon Sorcerer

Pre-place Salmon Sorcerer (Grade 1) as the early slow/control unit before the first waves spread.

Place two Stone Alchemists

Drop two Stone Alchemists for the economy setup that feeds the Cursed Immortal upgrades.

Upgrade Placed Immortal

Open Unit Manager and start upgrading Cursed Immortal (Black Sun) instead of relying on Auto-Upgrade Placed Units for this route.

Add cleanup damage

Place your cleanup DPS slots, such as Elf Frieren (Unleashed), Dark Mage (Sovereign), and Crow (Black Fire), to catch enemies that survive the wave skipper.

Add the end buffer

After the clear, leave 10-15 seconds of dead time before stopping the recording so slower clears do not desync the loop.

Test the Crow Hideout file

Play the recorded file once before leaving it running, and keep the same sensitivity, DPI, resolution, camera, and placements if you reuse it.

Record the no-Cursed Crow Hideout route

Start the alternate file by pre-placing Salmon Sorcerer (Grade 1), then start the stage without Cursed Immortal.

Build the no-Cursed economy

Place Stone Alchemist, then add Elf Frieren (Unleashed) on the right where the placement has room to be slightly off.

Add slows and money units

Put Salmon Sorcerer (Grade 1) on the lane, add another Stone Alchemist, and fill DPS with units such as Dark Mage (Sovereign) and Crow (Black Fire).

Upgrade the no-Cursed team

Use Unit Manager to upgrade money units first, then raise Elf Frieren (Unleashed) and the rest of your damage dealers.

Buffer the no-Cursed clear

Leave a little dead time at the end because this version runs slower than the Cursed Immortal file.

Start the Frieren mastery recording

Fix the camera on the Frieren mastery route around King’s Tomb – Act 1, then press record before any placements.

Pre-place Stone Alchemist

Place Stone Alchemist before the start so the Gem route begins with economy already building.

Add Cursed Immortal for wave skip

Pre-place Cursed Immortal (Black Sun) in the stable lane spot, then start the game after both early placements are down.

Place Salmon Sorcerer

Add Salmon Sorcerer (Grade 1) for control, then open Unit Manager as the run starts moving.

Upgrade Placed Immortal once

Put the first upgrade into Cursed Immortal (Black Sun) so the wave-skip route starts carrying the clear.

Add more Stone Alchemists

Place two additional Stone Alchemists, then continue feeding upgrades into Cursed Immortal (Black Sun).

Place cleanup DPS

Add a damage unit, keep upgrading Cursed Immortal, and then place another cleanup unit once the economy catches up.

Wait before ending the Gem file

After the clear, let the macro sit for 5-10 seconds so small timing changes do not cut off the next loop.

Record the no-Cursed Gem route

Start a separate no-Cursed file with Stone Alchemist, then start the game and build around Elf Frieren (Unleashed).

Place the second Stone Alchemist

Add another Stone Alchemist before setting up Elf Frieren (Unleashed), since she is carrying the early damage in this version.

Add control and DPS

Place Salmon Sorcerer (Grade 1), another Stone Alchemist, Crow (Black Fire), and the rest of your DPS line.

Upgrade Frieren first

Use Unit Manager to upgrade everything, prioritizing Elf Frieren (Unleashed) because her early upgrades carry the starter damage.

Let the no-Cursed Gem run settle

Give the slower clear a few extra seconds before the loop restarts, aiming for a recording length that covers its normal variance.

Recheck TinyTask toggles

When reopening TinyTask, turn Continuous Playback and Always on Top back on before running the file overnight.

Use the Frieren mastery loop as a repeatable Gem clear, then calculate your hourly Gems from your own first successful run. Older mastery-stage routes quoted about 100 Gems per run, but that number belongs to pre-Update 0.5 farming and should not be used for current planning.

Video help

Cursed Immortal and no-Cursed setups

Cursed Immortal (Black Sun) is the faster version because wave skipping cuts the run by about 15 to 30 seconds. The no-Cursed route is still usable, but it needs a strong starter, stable slows, and enough damage to keep the clear time from drifting too far.

This is a reliability choice, not a tier list. If your no-Cursed clear swings too much from run to run, add more end buffer or strengthen the starter before trying to leave it overnight.

Overnight loop stability

Overnight failures usually come from state drift: a different lobby angle, a camera nudge, a missed placement tile, or a victory screen staying up while the next replay begins. Keep the file built around the same act screen and let Auto Retry return you to the same stage instead of pushing onward.

Auto Next breaks this kind of macro because the click path was recorded for one act, one lobby, and one start button position. Once the game advances to a different act, the rest of the playback is clicking the wrong UI.

Villain Coin income outside the macro

The macro route farms Villain Invasion clears. Regular Crow Hideout acts pay about 500 Villain Coins per clear before bigger bonus math, and boosted Act 1 (Hard) clears around 5,250 Villain Coins should be treated as bonus-dependent, not the base payout.

Each clear can also build Crow Relics. Spending a Crow Relic on Crow Hideout – Crow can pay about 15,000 Villain Coins on a successful run, but matchmaking and team variance make it much less stable for a plain TinyTask replay.

Villain Hunt is the side source. Event bosses in non-competitive modes such as Story, Infinite, Challenge, and Mastery drop 5 Villain Chests each, up to 75 chests per day, and each chest can include 250 Villain Coins; Infinite Mode helps reach that cap faster because waves keep spawning bosses.