I remember the moment: final wave, my screen littered with stunned silhouettes while Fishi’s pulse kept them frozen. I sat up, pulse matching the game’s tempo, because a single run could change everything. You can feel that same tight possibility when you chase Fishi (Obsession).
How to Get Fishi in Anime Adventures
At a convention table, players trade banner tips in whispers.
I’ll be blunt: Fishi is only available through the limited Summer Capsule. Each roll costs 150 SummerPearls and the base chance for a mythical-tier unit is 0.25%. That’s low, and you’ll feel it in every pull you make.
The banner uses a pity system. If you reach 400 summons, your effective chance to land Fishi jumps to roughly 33.3%. If you play the odds, tracking your pulls is how you stop gambling and start planning.
Want to tilt those odds? Redeem the CELESTIALCOMPASSU21 code to get a Celestial Compass—one of the few reliable boosts you can use to improve your outcome. For live discussion and code drops, I check the Anime Adventures Discord and YouTube creators who log their banner sessions; Roblox community threads and Reddit (r/AnimeAdventures) are also where you’ll spot timely codes and strategies.
What is Fishi’s drop rate?
Fishi shows up at a 0.25% base rate in the Summer Capsule. If you hit the pity threshold of 400 summons, your odds climb to about 33.3% for getting her.

How to Evolve Fishi into Fishi (Obsession) in Anime Adventures
Outside the arcade, someone always counts kills like they’re collecting stickers.
Once Fishi is on your roster, evolving her to Fishi (Obsession) has two concrete requirements:
- 1 Captain’s Hat
- 7,500 Takedowns
The Captain’s Hat is sold in Weather Girl’s Summer Event Shop for 5,000 SummerPearls. Farm takedowns by running Infinite Mode; it’s repetitive, but it’s straightforward—and you can track progress between runs so you never waste time on resets.
Head to the Evolve area once both items are in place and finalize the evolution. The upgrade grants:
- +25% Attack
- +Sightless Maw
- +Drowning
How do you evolve Fishi in Anime Adventures?
Buy the Captain’s Hat (5,000 SummerPearls) and reach 7,500 takedowns in Infinite Mode, then use the Evolve menu to convert Fishi into Fishi (Obsession).
How do you get the Captain’s Hat?
You can purchase the Captain’s Hat from Weather Girl’s Summer Event Shop for 5,000 SummerPearls. The shop resets during the event, so plan your pearls spending across the run.

Fishi’s Passive Ability and Why It Matters
At a cafe, you watch a friend’s squad repeatedly stun-lock a boss and win by attrition.
Fishi’s passive applies drowning on attack, which chips away at enemy sanity over time. Each stack of drowning shaves an extra 10% sanity from the target; stacks can accumulate without limit, and the resulting crowd-control is what turns messy fights into tidy wins.
This is where Fishi’s single-game impact shines: her AOE plus a stacking stun-like effect literally stops threats in their tracks. Her presence on a board can feel like a traffic light for enemies—stopping them long enough for the rest of your team to clean up.
How to Farm SummerPearls Quickly
At summer fairs, traders rotate stock and you learn to check their stalls daily.
SummerPearls are the event currency you use to summon and buy items. The fastest ways to collect them are:
- Clearing the Summer Stage: completing waves rewards SummerPearls directly.
- Choosing Summer cards during runs: pick cards that boost SummerPearls yield, but watch for negative modifiers like enemy resistances or speed increases.
- Visiting Bulby, the Travelling Merchant: she sells SummerPearls for gems and refreshes stock daily—treat that interaction like a daily login.
- Watching creator guides on YouTube and scanning community posts on Discord or Reddit for short-lived code drops—these often hand out SummerPearls or items like the Celestial Compass.
Farming can feel like sifting a tide pool for the shiniest shell, but steady runs plus smart card choices compound faster than random grinding.
You’ve seen how the summons, the evolution requirements, and the farming loop all fit together—so what risk are you willing to take on the next Summer Capsule pull?