As you progress through the main campaign, various pilots appear in the story and as you complete these chapters, extra stories from certain characters are unlocked.
In general, these stages offer rewards upon completion and challenges within. To unlock these challenges, there are a few requirements:

• Reach the requested chapter to unlock the character's story (usually he has an extra role in this chapter, with his past or showing what he is doing during the chapter while he is not with the main team);
  
  
• The first stage is automatically released upon reaching the necessary chapter, this being a general tutorial on how the pilot will be used once fully developed, where it is already pre-configured and the challenges can be considered puzzles, as you need to follow certain specific steps to complete them;
  
  
• From the second to the fifth stage, you must have the pilot on your team and, in addition, they must
  reach a base level to unlock the stage, so it won't always be possible to complete all stages in sequence due to the level limit set by the permit.

Here's a quick explanation of each character and a video with their 5 stages:

A mechanic that helps the refugees on Milkhama Island.

She's an S class pilot with permission to use medium-weight STs that you get for free as a login bonus on the third day of your account, and she's a great support healer.

She has a bot named Pochi that functions as a separate unit, giving her good autonomy during the game.


A government hacker who occasionally assists the protagonists during the main campaign.

She is an S class pilot with permission to use medium-weight STs that you can get for free as a login bonus on day 7 of your account.

She is the only character in this rank at the beginning of the game with missile launcher skills, providing excellent support for the attacking team and maintaining field control from a distance.


The captain of the ship used by the GKD delivery team for both legal and illegal services.

A A class pilot with permission to use medium-weight STs that can be obtained through any attempt in the game's gacha system.

She has techniques that aid in the use of one-handed machine guns and shotguns, alternating their use with a reduction in the AP consumption of these weapons, taking advantage of the random and spread damage of these weapons.


A fighter member of Team Epiphyllum who escapes the government after undergoing various experiments.

She is a S class pilot with permission to use lightweight STs that can be obtained through specific gachas, as a banner specifically for her, or by participating in secondary banners.

She specializes in close combat using punches and pile drivers, with a wide range of passive techniques to avoid damage and attack techniques focused on quickly destroying or immobilizing enemies with a single attack.


Leader of the "Electric Eel" mercenary group, performing illicit services on the island.

A S class pilot with permission to use lightweight STs that can be obtained from the beginner banner among the four available options or through specific gachas, such as a banner specifically for her, or by participating in secondary banners.

Expert in the use of shotguns, dealing area or focused damage, she is a good support for the group and has a specific technique that allows her to attack consecutively until she runs out of AP or the SA's body is destroyed, but protects her arms until the effect ends, allowing for devastating attacks.


A war veteran serving under Blair in the hunt for the rebels.

A S class pilot with permission to use heavyweight STs that can be obtained through specific gachas, as a banner specifically for him, or by participating in secondary banners.

She uses heavy machine guns with the ability to increase the range of her attacks, allowing her to support other pilots from a greater distance and also inflict high damage on single enemies or in an area of ​​​​effect.



A S class pilot with permission to use lightweight STs that can be obtained through specific gachas, as a banner specifically for him, or by participating in secondary banners.

Versatile pilot who mixes the use of shotguns with melee attacks, needing to constantly move around the battlefield to activate his techniques, but which helps a lot with the high overall damage he causes with the increase in critical damage.


A mechanic that has special powers from the Arashium exposure .

She's an S class pilot with permission to use medium-weight STs that can be obtained through specific gachas, as a banner specifically for him, or by participating in secondary banners.

While she isn't that great as attack support, she excel at repair options, being able to restore destroyed ST parts from across the battlefield without being next to the units, giving a more flexible arrangement when you need to split the party.




A fighter that has some superhuman skill from the experiments from the past.

She's an S class pilot with permission to use heavy-weight STs that can be obtained through specific gachas, as a banner specifically for him, or by participating in secondary banners.

She is a mix between support / debuffer and fighter, that while she has a small movement range, she can dash a long way with her skills and still focus at destroying some hard enemies, being a good member for your party.

Simulated Battles are one of the game's biggest challenges, hindering players' progress and unlocking new chip techniques for their pilots. Some general details about these challenges:

• Each stage has a general effect, most of which significantly disadvantage the player;
  
  
• Completing a stage can unlock the creation of a specific chip type, giving the player the chance to create higher-quality chips, or new chips.
  
  
• These stages consume 10 energy in individual battles, or twice the 5 energy for challenges that require two teams;
  
  
• Challenges that require two teams prevent you from using the same pilots in both areas, requiring careful team management (although it is still possible to remove the SA from a pilot already used and reuse it in the next battle);
  
  
• One of the biggest drawbacks is that if a pilot is defeated, you automatically lose the challenge, requiring a very good strategy in certain stages.

Each video below is divided by sequence (with time stamps) and, overall, is within the acceptable level to complete without exceeding the baseline.

Remember that these videos are just a rough guide to what you'll face; exact units aren't required, and a bit of luck is allowed at certain points.












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The very 1st actual event from the game, featuring Camilla and Eileen, explaining the past the test subjects from Obsidian know as "Predator", which includes the very first three enemies from "Clearance Ops" section.

The event limits the advance by days and it has a extra section that is just for challenge and rewards, without any real meaning for the story.

The second event of the game is something much simpler and more straightforward, where Cicero's laboratory was invaded and a good part of his stock of STs and other materials was stolen.

This event is a variation of the daily activity "Front Sight Ops", where two players participate in the battle, needing to accumulate points that are reset daily and converted into the event currency and thus exchanged for the event rewards.



Just like in "Front Sight Ops", you can host the match or join the battle as support for the main player, following the same rules as the main player with 4 units and the support with 3 units.

This event will have 3 distinct battles, in which players receive support to equalize their forces and each battle is released gradually over the days, following this sequence:

In the first battle, we face several autonomous SAs with a status that reduces damage taken, requiring us to destroy the barrels near them to deal significant damage.
Both the barrels and the SAs each award 100 points when destroyed, requiring at least 5,000 points to earn the maximum daily reward.



At the second battle, we need to destroy the supply trucks that are trying to flee from the battlefield.
While they are more fragile than the STs from the previews battle, some of them got a status thar prevent them being destroyed by "hit-kill" attacks, needing to use two attacks.

Here are the points for them:


The 3rd and last battle is against the Titan "Nian". This one doesn't have the protection at the body, but it recovers HP each turn. This is the only battle that both host and support can bring 5 units.

Right at the front (or behind for the support) of him, there is a 3x3 plate used to active the buffs that counts for the total point received each day. You can only active 1 buff per turn, needing to position your units EXACTLY in the points of the marks, so if you want to active a buff that has 3 marks, only 3 units can be at the plate in the end of your turn.

Here are the patterns: