Divine Core in Anime Dimensions Simulator
Level 100+ Divine Guardian Raid. Rare cores promote mythic cards. Preview the stats before you commit.
Divine Core is a card promotion item, not a character, not a pet, and not an accessory. It drops from the Divine Guardian Raid, a level 100+ raid Albatross Games added for the game’s three-year mark. The raid does not print a new unit the way a limited raid does. It prints accessories and, at about 0.02 percent, a Divine Core that turns a mythic card into a divine card.
Anime Dimensions Simulator has been free on Roblox since 11 June 2021. Raids themselves still unlock at level 15. Divine Guardian is an endgame door on top of that. If you are level 40, this page is a bookmark, not a farm. Finish raids, cards, and a real raid tier main first.
There is no public Trello for the exact core pity. Treat 0.02 percent as a “bring a full lobby for a long time” rate, not a daily chore.
What the raid actually is
Divine Guardian uses the same raid skeleton as every other raid: 1–8 players, +10 percent team damage per extra player (cap +70 percent), eight-minute timer, infinite revives, damage thresholds instead of a true kill. The difference is the loot table. You are not here for a 3,600-token limited face. You are here for accessories and the core.
You still want a full lobby. Eight people is not optional flavor when the core is that rare. Limited-raid +50 percent character bonuses do not apply unless the raid lists those faces; bring your best raid DPS from the raid tier list instead of a Dimension dash toy.
Host versus join still matters for reward count on some event raids. For Divine Guardian, show up on time at the hourly window, the same way you would for any raid. Weekly limited rotation (three open at once after 24 July 2026) can sit beside this raid; do not skip your limited window just because you want a core.
How a core is used
A Divine Core consumes a mythic card and writes a divine version. Before you confirm, the client shows current stats and new stats. That preview is the whole safety rail. If the divine line is not a real upgrade on the card you actually equip, walk away and wait for a better mythic.
You equip three cards. Promoting a mythic you never slot is a waste of a 0.02 percent drop. Promote the mythic that already sits on your raid or Dimension main. Card level still matters: a high-level uncommon can beat a low-level epic, and a high-level mythic is the only thing worth a core. Gold upgrades (separate from base level, cap 25 on the gold track) should already be paid on that card. Do not core a fresh drop you have not upgraded. Upgrade rules are on cards.
Divine Core does not roll a new accessory, does not awaken a character, and does not replace fruits or pets. If your bottleneck is a missing Maneuver Gear, farm accessories, not this raid.
Who should even queue
Queue Divine Guardian when:
- Account level is 100+ and the raid button is actually unlocked.
- You already own a mythic card you would keep for months.
- You can fill or join an 8-player lobby for the hourly window.
- Your raid main is not still a 50-gem starter. Check starters if it is.
Do not queue it as a gem farm. The raid table still has gems and tokens, but your time-per-gem is worse than a normal raid plus codes plus dailies. Do not queue it as a level farm; XP still comes from Dimensions. See level up fast.
Boosts from codes help the eight-minute window. Redeem first if you are level 10+, then enter. AFK Place weekend double rewards do not drop cores. Scripts that auto-raid can still kick the account; read scripts before you overnight a 0.02 percent farm on a main.
After you get one
Preview. If the divine stats win, commit. If they do not, hold the core. Albatross Games has not published a “core expires” timer; do not panic-apply it to a random mythic from Time Challenge.
Patch context for raid rotations still lives on latest updates. If Divine Guardian leaves the board, stop sitting in an empty create-lobby. There is still no Trello. The in-game raid list is the source of truth for whether the door is open tonight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for codes, raids, gems, and character picks.
What level is Divine Guardian Raid?
Level 100+. Normal raids still open at 15. Progression gates are on the roadmap.
What does a Divine Core do?
It promotes a mythic card to divine. The client previews old and new stats before you confirm. Card rules: cards.
What is the drop rate?
About 0.02 percent. Plan for many full eight-minute lobbies, not one lucky solo.
Does this raid drop a new character?
No. It is built around accessories and the core. Character unlocks stay on how to unlock characters.
Should a new account farm this?
Can I core an accessory or a fruit?
No. Cores only promote mythic cards. Accessories and fruits have their own pages.