How to Get and Evolve Secret Unbound Megumi in Anime Expeditions (Roblox)

Secret Unbound Megumi is an expensive launch-window chase, not a budget farming route. The fast version burns through paid gems, event rewards, index claims, challenge rewards, and a large reroll stash so the unit can be summoned, evolved, traited, geared, and tested quickly.

Secret Megumi build checklist

The route below follows the high-spend version. If you are playing free or low-spend, use the same order but expect the gem, reroll, and sprite parts to stretch across more daily challenge resets.

How to prepare for Secret Megumi summons in Anime Expeditions

Set up the account for fast clears first, because Secret Megumi summoning only starts after the level 10 gate.

Choose a starter

Pick a starter such as Luffy, then enter a private or quiet server if you want faster menu work.

Set useful toggles

Turn on Auto Skip Wave, decide whether to use Auto Vote Start, and set Summon Max for later.

Bind auto upgrades

Put Auto Upgrade on a comfortable key such as Z and Toggle Auto Upgrade Placed Units on V.

Start Beginner’s Path

Use Beginner’s Path, event rewards, quest rewards, and index claims early so rerolls and gems are not left sitting unclaimed.

Pull for a money unit

Do a small opening summon session for Ramen Guy or Sentaku, then stop before draining the Megumi gem pool.

Claim launch rewards

Claim codes such as EA+, EA, and RELEASE when active; EA+ gave 30 rerolls during the launch window.

Try Investor on economy

Roll for Investor on Ramen Guy or Sentaku if you can spare early rerolls.

Clear story on hard

Run early story stages on Hard where your team can handle it, since hard clears gave better XP during the route.

Feed the carry

Buy food and feed your main DPS before pushing more story, then equip support or money units as your stage rules allow.

Reach level 10

Keep clearing until the account reaches level 10, which opens the Secret Megumi summon chase.

How to summon Secret Megumi from the banner in Anime Expeditions

Once level 10 is reached, wait for a banner with Megumi active and spend only after your sell rules and summon settings are set.

1. Open the level 10 banner — Start the Secret chase only after level 10, when Secret Megumi is available from the banner.
2. Use luck potions if you want side pulls — Pop Luck Potion and Super Luck Potion for banner luck, mainly to improve non-Secret pulls along the way.
3. Read the potion text — Super Luck Potion increased banner luck by 50%, stacked with Luck Potion, and explicitly did not increase Secret odds.
4. Enable max summoning — Turn on Summon Max so each summon cycle spends quickly instead of rolling one at a time.
5. Check auto-sell — Set Auto Sell before rolling so unwanted lower-rarity units do not clog your inventory.
6. Add gems only if you are committed — Buy or spend gems for the Megumi banner only if you are committed to the Secret chase.
7. Stop when Megumi appears — If Secret Megumi appears before pity, stop the banner chase unless you are deliberately chasing shiny or duplicates.
8. Claim the Secret reward — Claim the Secret Shadow achievement and title rewards before moving into traiting and evolution materials.

How to get Megumi’s evolution sprites in Anime Expeditions

Megumi’s evolution path is a sprite farm, so spend your first material push on the colors shown in his evolve menu.

1. Check Megumi’s evolve menu — Open Megumi’s evolution requirements and note the required blue, green, red, and rainbow sprites.
2. Start challenge farming — Use regular challenges and Daily Challenges for sprite income; the daily menu showed a 10-run limit.
3. Run the available sprite challenge — Enter the active challenge, such as the Buddha blue run shown in the route, and clear what your team can handle.
4. Buy sprites from shops — Buy the sprite colors you are short on when the shop offers them.
5. Track the basic-color count — Megumi needed 20 blue, 20 green, and 20 red sprites alongside the rainbow sprite requirement.
6. Delay optional gear materials — Hold off on extra gear crafting if it would slow the evolution, because Megumi’s evolve materials come first.
7. Claim event and group rewards — Pick up event, Headliner, and group rewards before the next challenge cycle so no free materials are missed.
8. Craft missing sprites — Craft the remaining sprite colors when buying and challenge drops leave you short.
9. Run daily challenges with a group — Queue into daily challenges with other players if the HP scaling is too high for your solo team.
10. Finish the last material clear — After the daily clear, return to the lobby when the sprite count is enough to evolve Megumi.

How to evolve Megumi in Anime Expeditions

Evolve Megumi as soon as the sprite set is complete so the unit can move into the blessing and showcase-ready form.

1. Return with enough sprites — Go back to the unit menu once the blue, green, red, and rainbow sprite requirements are filled.
2. Open evolve unit — Select Megumi and choose Evolve Unit from the unit/evolve menu.
3. Confirm the evolution — Press Confirm to spend the sprites and evolve Megumi.
4. Check the blessing — The evolved Megumi gains the visible blessing state, which marks the build’s evolved form before gear is added.

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Unbound trait rolling for Megumi

Roll Unbound after you have a serious reroll stockpile. The trait reroll flow is simple: choose Megumi at the trait reroll stand, spend rerolls, and keep going only if you are willing to hit pity.

The reason this trait is so valuable on Megumi is that his summons also gain Unbound. That means the trait is not only boosting the placed unit; it also scales the pressure from the spirits that make his evolved kit special.

Earlier trait panels put Unbound at 0.1% with a 1,500-reroll pity, and a single showcase run reached it through pity after spending a large reroll pile. Check the live trait panel for the current rate before committing that many resources.

How to craft and equip Hex Blade for Megumi in Anime Expeditions

Hex Blade is the gear piece added after the evolution, and the route uses spare gear dismantles plus crafted materials to finish it.

1. Open the gear requirement — Check Megumi’s equipment need after evolving him and move to the gear crafting menu for Hex Blade.
2. Dismantle spare equipment — Dismantle extra gear pieces to recover the materials needed for the craft.
3. Craft missing materials — Craft the missing material colors, including the green and red pieces required by the Hex Blade craft.
4. Craft Hex Blade — Select Hex Blade and craft it once the material count is ready.
5. Inspect the starting rolls — Check the damage and other stats after crafting; the first craft can land with poor rolls.
6. Save stat rerolls for later — Improve the Hex Blade stats later when the expedition area or the relevant reroll system is available.
7. Equip the finished gear — Equip Hex Blade on Megumi to complete the evolved Unbound gear build.

Evolved Unbound Megumi battle kit

On placement, evolved Megumi opened at about 1,600 damage every 4.6 seconds with splash AoE. His real value comes from upgrades that add separate summons, map control, a magical-unit buff, and a late Divine Spirit that ramps through takedowns.

At max, Megumi’s own attack reached about 10.8k, while Divine Spirit hit around 15k every 3 seconds. Divine Spirit teleports to enemies by priority, applies stun, and gains 1% damage on takedown up to 100%, so long waves let the summon climb.

Secret Unbound Megumi value

Secret Unbound Megumi is worth chasing if you want a top-end carry with summons, stuns, rewind, a magical-unit buff, and long-wave scaling. He looks especially strong in longer stages because the full kit needs upgrades and Divine Spirit benefits from takedowns.

He is not necessary for early progression. Utah, Frieren, Doflamingo, Gother, and reliable money units like Ramen Guy or Sentaku all help build a strong account without burning everything on one Secret trait chase.

The closest early comparison is Kenichi. Kenichi’s appeal is immediate damage, while Megumi’s appeal is ramp, utility, summons, and Shadow Realm control.