Fate/Grand Order: Epic of Remnant Shinjuku Prep Guide

To clear Section 1 of the Epic of Remnant: Shinjuku Phantom Incident in Fate/Grand Order, inspect the node's class composition before deploying and replace generalist damage dealers with class-advantage counters. Shinjuku introduces larger enemy health pools and disruptive enemy skills that quickly overwhelm unprepared teams.

Selecting Support Servants for Shinjuku

Your Friend List Support slot fills key defensive or offensive gaps when tackling early Shinjuku quests. Selecting a Support based on team synergy rather than raw damage output prevents early wipes against high-HP mobs and multi-hit bosses.

Support Priority	Target Encounter	Primary Benefit
NP Charge Support	Multi-wave mob stages	Accelerates wave clearing before taking chip damage
Class Advantage Support	Single-class boss nodes	Fills gaps in unbuilt roster classes
Defensive / Healing Support	Long boss encounters	Negates heavy multi-hit damage and sustains front line

Progression Tactics and AP Efficiency

When starting Section 1, adopt a structured preparation routine to protect your AP and avoid wasting premium resources.

Check Enemy Classes: Identify whether the stage contains Assassins or human-attribute enemies before entering, then swap in effective counters (such as Casters against Assassins).
Field Utility Servants: Include lower-rarity units that offer target focus, critical star generation, or buff removal to counter boss gimmicks.
Run Observation Attempts: If a boss encounter fails, use the first run to record enemy skill triggers and charge bar timing without spending Saint Quartz to revive.
Pivot AP on Defeat: If a node blocks progress, redirect AP to farming Servant ascension materials and skill level items rather than attempting repeated brute-force runs.