- My Anime Mine tutorial covers the core loop: mine, collect, sell, upgrade, unlock.
- Character damage and pickaxe upgrades drive early progression more than rarity alone.
- Research tree nodes gate access to deeper mining zones, so complete them before farming.
- Sell ores regularly to prevent inventory from capping your mining routes.
- Invest in damage first, then speed, then income when choosing mutations and enchants.
My Anime Mine Tutorial: The Core Loop
My Anime Mine is a Roblox anime mining simulator developed by Curseddd Games and updated weekly. You use anime characters to break rocks, collect ores, sell them for cash, and reinvest that cash into characters, pickaxes, enchants, and the research tree to push into deeper mining zones. Every decision in this My Anime Mine tutorial flows from that single loop.
Video Highlights:
- See the basic mining flow in an actual Roblox session
- Watch how blocks are broken and ores are collected
- Get a feel for the anime art style and upgrade menus
The loop breaks into six repeating stages. Master them in order and you will never wonder what to do next.
| Stage | Action | Output |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Break rocks with your team | Ores and materials |
| 2 | Sell ores at the selling area | Cash |
| 3 | Upgrade character damage | Faster block clearing |
| 4 | Buy or upgrade pickaxes | Higher mining output |
| 5 | Complete research nodes | Multipliers and zone access |
| 6 | Unlock the next mining zone | Better ores and rewards |
Always finish the loop before spending. Cash sitting idle buys nothing; cash spent on the wrong upgrade wastes a full mining cycle.
Step-by-Step Beginner Walkthrough
Follow these five steps in order during your first few sessions. Each step builds directly on the previous one.
Start Mining
Enter the starting area and break the weakest available blocks. Learn the mining controls and identify which blocks drop sellable ores versus which are filler.
Collect Characters
Use the character collection or summon system to build an initial team. Prioritize units that improve mining efficiency or damage over the default setup.
Sell Mined Materials
Return to the selling area regularly and convert ores into cash. Selling often keeps your routes efficient and builds a steady currency supply.
Upgrade Your Team
Spend cash on character damage, pickaxes, and early enchants. Invest in reliable progression first and save optional systems like mutations for later.
Unlock New Areas
Complete the current zone's research objectives and meet its damage requirement before moving forward. New zones only pay off if you can clear them efficiently.
Unlocking a zone you cannot farm wastes resources. If blocks survive several hits, your damage is still the bottleneck, stay back and upgrade.
Upgrades: Characters, Pickaxes, and Enchants
Upgrades compete for the same cash, so order matters. Match each investment to your actual bottleneck instead of chasing the biggest number.
| Upgrade Type | What It Fixes | Priority | Best Stage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Character damage | Blocks surviving too long | Highest when blocked | Early to mid |
| Pickaxe damage | Slow clears, weak breaks | High | All stages |
| Mining speed enchants | Reliable but slow clears | Medium | Mid game |
| Income and luck enchants | Stable farming income | Medium | Established farming |
| Mutations | Long-term character scaling | Situational | After team is stable |
Damage First
- Breaks tougher blocks
- Required for zone access
- Best early investment
Speed Second
- Faster farming cycles
- Only after damage suffices
- Boosts cash per hour
Income Last
- Luck and cash multipliers
- For stable farming teams
- Scales long-term value
Reserve rare strengthening materials for the pickaxe and characters that will still matter in your next zone. Never sink limited items into gear you will replace in one progression step.
Research Tree and Zone Progression
The research tree is the backbone of progression. It combines income multipliers, mining efficiency, and zone access requirements. Before spending research resources, check which node actually removes your current bottleneck.
| Research Tier | Focus | Effect | When to Prioritize |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Research | Income foundation | Base cash multipliers | New accounts |
| Progression Research | Zone access | Unlocks deeper areas | Highest when blocked |
| Efficiency Research | Speed and damage | Faster clears | Slow farming runs |
| Income Multiplier | Cash scaling | Compounding returns | Established accounts |
| Advanced Research | Late optimization | Specialized builds | Endgame tuning |
Zone progression follows a simple rule: farm the current zone until your team clears it comfortably, finish its research objectives, then pay for the next unlock.
If the next zone stays locked, verify three things: research objectives are completed, required purchases are made, and any unclaimed objective rewards are collected.
Common Beginner Mistakes and Goals
Most early-game losses come from spending on the wrong system at the wrong time. These are the errors worth avoiding.
| Mistake | Why It Hurts | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Skipping regular selling | Inventory caps your routes | Sell after each mining pass |
| Upgrading soon-replaced units | Wasted cash and materials | Upgrade only core team members |
| Unlocking zones too early | New zone becomes unfarmable | Meet damage requirements first |
| Ignoring research objectives | Zone stays locked | Complete objectives before farming |
| Spreading enchants thin | Weak overall performance | Focus the main pickaxe first |
Set a concrete goal each session: one damage threshold, one research node, or one zone unlock. Single-goal sessions compound faster than scattered play.
First Week Goals:
- Establish a full mining team beyond the default setup
- Buy the first meaningful pickaxe upgrade
- Complete all starting-area research objectives
- Unlock and farm the second mining zone
- Apply one mutation to a core character
FAQ
Q: What is the best first upgrade in My Anime Mine?
Character and pickaxe damage. Damage is the usual bottleneck in early zones; if blocks survive multiple hits, speed and income upgrades do nothing for you yet.
Q: When should I move to the next mining zone?
Move when your team breaks the current zone's blocks without long pauses, its research objectives are complete, and you can afford the unlock. Rushing a zone you cannot farm slows overall income.
Q: Should I use Mutation Luck early?
No. Save Mutation Luck and premium dice for characters with strong base performance that will stay in your team across several zones. Do not spend rare resources on units about to be replaced.
Q: Why do my enchants feel weak?
Enchants only shine when matched to your bottleneck. Use damage enchants when progression is blocked, speed enchants when clears are slow, and income or luck enchants once farming is already stable.