If you want to know where to find every Anime Overload Vending Machine location, we've got you covered. As is the usual case with Roblox Anime Tower Defense games, gathering materials for evolutions is essential if you want to upgrade your units to be even stronger. For that, you will need to find all the Vending Machines in Roblox Anime Overload. Check out the list below.
Every Vending Machine Location in Anime Overload
If you’re planning on evolving your units (as you, of course, should), then knowing where to find all Vending Machines in Anime Overload is a must, as that’s where you’ll purchase EVO materials and many other items. Due to the limited nature of their supplies, you’ll want to make use of every single machine available in the game, and for that, you’ll need to know where to look. So, without further ado, here are all the Vending Machine locations in Anime Overload.
Vending Machine #1
The first one is arguably the easiest to find. Head to the Summon area in the hub, and when you’re in front of the door, instead of entering, just turn right. You’ll spot a Vending Machine leaning against the wall there. Check the image below for reference. To speed up the process, you can click on the Summon button in the menu on the left side of the screen, which will teleport you directly to the location.
Vending Machine #2
The second one is even easier to spot. It stands directly at the entrance to the Raid area. Just follow the path that leads to the Raid entrance, and you’ll see a Vending Machine to your left, immediately behind a light pole with some neon ads on it. As always, check out the image below so that you know exactly what I’m talking about.
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Vending Machine #3
The third Anime Overload Vending Machine is a bit trickier to find, but still not that hard. From the Raid entrance, follow the wall on the left until you reach a small alcove between two buildings. Inside that alcove, you’ll spot a neatly nestled Vending Machine. See the screenshot below so you know what it looks like in-game.
Vending Machine #4
This Vending Machine is quite hard to spot, so bear with me. It sits right between the Challenges building and the AFK hub. Follow the wall between these two areas, and you’ll spot a veggie stand at an inverted corner. Right behind that stand, there’s a minuscule Vending Machine, intentionally made small so you can easily miss it if you don’t know where to look.
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Vending Machine #5
The next one is easy to find again. Just head to the AFK chamber area, and you’ll see a massive Vending Machine in the right corner of the entrance area; it’s really hard to miss. Not much to explain here; just check out the screenshot below, and you’ll know all you need to know.
Vending Machine #6
Just like the previous one, this one is also among the easiest to find, and you don’t need to go far from where you are. It’s right in front of the AFK Chamber, but this time to the left of the entrance, next to the massive red-glowing electro-wall. As usual, check out the image below if you’re more of a visual person, or if I’ve failed to explain it clearly enough (sorry, I try my best!).
Vending Machine #7
This one is next to the Excavation area, right across from the AFK hub. It leans against the wall on the right side of the Excavation building, just around the corner. Like most others, this one is normal-sized as well, so you’ll spot it quite easily. If not, just check out the image below.
Vending Machine #8
This one is next to a bowl (an empty skate pool). It’s quite self-explanatory, so there’s not much to say here. Reach the pool, then check one of the columns next to it, facing the Play and Summon areas. Next to one of these columns, you’ll see a Vending Machine. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words, so check out the image below:
Vending Machine #9
Another easy one. Head to the Hero Buffs building, which is right next to the skate pool area, and you’ll see a Vending Machine just to the left of the entrance. No secrets or hard-to-spot angles - it’s just there, sitting in plain sight, waiting for you to roll your rewards. If, for some reason, you really cannot spot it, the picture below will clear up any confusion.
Vending Machine #10
For this one, you’ll need to use the stairs and head to the upper floor of the hub area. To reach it, take the stairs located right next to the skate pool. Just follow the “Evolve” sign, and it will lead you to the top floor. The upper area is rather small, with the Evolve zone as its only real point of interest. The Vending Machine is roughly across from the entrance to the Evolve building. Just look around, the area is small, and you’ll find it easily.
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When Do Vending Machines Restock?
The machine restock reset time is scheduled server-wide, meaning it replenishes its supplies at the same time for everyone on the server. Unfortunately, we don’t know the exact time when this happens, but we do know that it operates on a 24-hour cycle. So, when all machines are out of stock, just leave them for approximately a day and come back the next day when they’ve been resupplied.
Vending Machine Rewards
| Reward | Drop Chance |
|---|---|
| 1x Random Food Item | 35% |
| Crystal Shard | 30% |
| 1x Random Star | 18% |
| Cosmic Star | 1.95% |
| Secret Title | 0.05% |
Anime Overload Vending Machine FAQs
To the best of our knowledge, there are currently 10 Vending Machines in Anime Overload.
The only one that’s arguably secret is the downsized one. Refer to Vending Machine #4 in this guide for a walkthrough on how to find the secret Vending Machine in Anime Overload.
They operate on a 24-hour cycle, meaning you’ll be able to roll again sometime the next day. The counter isn’t individual - it’s server-wide.
Each machine allows you to reroll 5 times per day, for a total of 50 rerolls daily.
So there you have it, now you know all 10 Vending Machine locations in Anime Overload, including the secret one. Make sure to reroll every day to maximize your chances of pulling the good stuff! And while you’re here, don’t forget to check out our dedicated Roblox section for more guides, tier lists, codes, and everything else Roblox-related.
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