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Anime Nexus RNG Saint's Corpse: How to Get and Use It

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You obtain the Saint's Corpse in Anime Nexus RNG by completing the Steel Ball Run race or purchasing it directly from the Race Shop, and you use it at Merlyn to evolve Diego Brondo into his alternate form.

Anime Nexus RNG Saint's Corpse: How to Get and Use It

You obtain the Saint's Corpse in Anime Nexus RNG by completing the Steel Ball Run race or purchasing it directly from the Race Shop, and you use it at Merlyn to evolve Diego Brondo into his alternate form.

What Is the Saint's Corpse in Anime Nexus RNG?

The Saint's Corpse is an Eternal rarity evolution item tied directly to the Steel Ball Run endgame mode. According to the official Items wiki documentation, assembling this artifact represents the culmination of the race event. The item also awards an official account badge when completed. The game's badge listing confirms that collecting all 9 parts in the Steel Ball Run race unlocks the Saint's Corpse badge among the game's 35 total badges.

Outside of collecting individual parts during live runs, the completed corpse exists as an inventory item that players exchange when upgrading specific roster units.

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— Evolutions - Anime Nexus RNG Wiki

How Do You Get the Saint's Corpse?

The primary method to obtain the Saint's Corpse is completing runs of Steel Ball Run, an endgame mode consisting of 50 consecutive waves with only one second between each wave. A rival rider challenges you every 10 waves, culminating in a boss battle against Funny Valentin at wave 50.

Every completed race victory provides a 50% chance to drop one of the 9 individual parts of the Saint's Corpse. Whenever you receive a duplicate part that you already own, the game converts that duplicate into Gems. Once you gather all 9 unique parts, the Ascendant unit Funny Valentin joins your roster with his ability D4C: Gap of Light, accompanied by the complete Saint's Corpse item.

Players who earn currency during the race can also acquire the item directly without relying on post-match drop rates:

  1. Clear waves inside the Steel Ball Run race mode to accumulate Race Medals.
  2. Visit Funny Valentin's Race Shop in the game lobby.
  3. Purchase the completed Saint's Corpse directly from the shop inventory for 2,000 Race Medals.

The Race Shop also stocks alternative race rewards, including the Diary of Heaven for 1,500 Race Medals and individual Stat Chips for 15 Race Medals.

How Do You Use the Saint's Corpse for Unit Evolution?

Diego Brondo is the designated recipient for the Saint's Corpse during unit evolution. To upgrade him into Diego Brondo (The World), you must bring him to Merlyn in the central lobby area.

According to the official Evolutions database, this specific upgrade does not consume Yen, Gems, or Star Essences. Diego Brondo only needs to meet the baseline level requirement of Level 1 alongside completing specific gameplay milestones:

  • Have 1 Saint's Corpse in your inventory.
  • Score 500 total kills using Diego Brondo.
  • Win 1 full Steel Ball Run race with Diego Brondo placed on your team.

Completing these tasks at Merlyn transforms the base Divine unit into his evolved form, upgrading his combat utility across challenging endgame content like the Haunted Tower and the Titan Gauntlet.

Which Method Should You Use to Acquire the Saint's Corpse?

Acquiring the Saint's Corpse depends on whether you prefer farming shop currency or clearing wave 50 repeatedly.

Acquisition MethodBest ScenarioCost and Requirements
Wave 50 Race DropsPlayers farming Funny Valentin dropsClear 50 waves; 50% drop rate per win across 9 unique parts
Funny Valentin Race ShopPlayers running partial or consistent race runs2,000 Race Medals earned across race waves
Duplicate Part ConversionCollecting bonus resources during the grindRe-clearing after collecting parts refunds extra drops as Gems

Each option allows you to steadily assemble the necessary components while leveling your squad and earning Medals for other exclusive upgrades.

Where does this guide's official Anime Nexus RNG information come from?

Official details in this guide follow Anime Nexus RNG Wiki - Codes, Tier List, Units & Guides, which describes the game in its own words.

Made by the Anime Nexus RNG team, straight from the game data.

Anime Nexus RNG Wiki - Codes, Tier List, Units & Guides

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