Characters

Characters

The full Anime Dice character roster: anime-inspired units from common fillers to legendary and mythic pulls, with rarities, stats and how to unlock the rarest characters.

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Introduction

Anime Dice characters are the anime-inspired units you roll for and place on your plot to generate money. The roster draws on popular anime franchises — media coverage confirms Naruto and Dragon Ball-inspired units, and the developer continues to add new characters with each update. Characters roll at different rarities: common units are easy to pull but generate modest income, while legendary and mythic units are far rarer but dramatically stronger. This page collects everything we know about the roster: rarity tiers, how character odds work, how mutations create stronger variants, and how to unlock the rarest units. Because the developer does not publish an official character list, the roster on this page is community-tracked and grows with every patch — UPD 3 added new characters to the pool, and future updates will keep expanding it. Whether you are chasing a specific fan-favorite unit or building a collection, this is the place to understand how the character system works.

Character Rarity Quick Reference

RarityPull OddsIncomeStrategy
MythicVery rareHighestChase with Lucky Spins
LegendaryRareHighReroll traits
RareUncommonMediumFill plot slots
CommonCommonLowReplace asap

Character Rarities

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Mythic Units

legendary

The rarest and strongest characters in Anime Dice. They have the highest base income per second and scale best with traits and mutations, which is why every player saves spins and gems for the moment one of these fan-favorites appears in a roll.

Chase WithLucky Spins & gems
Pair WithTop-tier income trait
CeilingBest in game
A

Legendary Units

epic

High-income characters that anchor mid-game teams. A legendary with a great trait can out-earn a mythic with a weak one, so investing Trait Rerolls into your best legendary is one of the smartest spends in the game. Legendary units are also the best candidates for your Trait Rerolls, because fixing a weak trait on a strong unit gives you more value than chasing another roll.

Chase WithRegular rolls
Pair WithLuck synergy trait
CeilingCarry potential
B

Rare Units

rare

Medium-income characters that fill plot slots in the mid-game. They are common enough to collect steadily and strong enough to keep your income growing while you save for better pulls and higher Luck. They also give you a steady base of income that funds the dice upgrades you need to unlock higher rarities over time.

Chase WithAny roll
Pair WithIncome boost if available
CeilingSolid filler
C

Common Units

common

The most frequent pulls with the lowest income. They make up your starter team and are quickly replaced as you roll rarer characters, raise your Luck multiplier, and unlock stronger units from the pool. Even so, they are useful for learning the roll-to-earn loop and for filling empty plot slots before your Luck multiplier starts to matter.

Chase WithFree spins
Pair WithNothing needed
CeilingTemporary

Core Mechanics

Characters in Anime Dice are obtained through the dice roll system: you spend currency or Lucky Spins on a roll, and the game randomly selects a character from the pool weighted by rarity. Every character has a base income per second that determines how much money it generates while placed on your plot, and rarer characters have higher base income. Roll odds are influenced by your Luck multiplier — upgrading your dice raises Luck, which improves the chance of rolling legendary and mythic characters. Traits add a random bonus to every unit when it rolls; these can be income boosts, damage boosts, or other effects depending on the trait. Mutations are rarer variants of characters that appear on a small percentage of rolls and perform better than the base version. You can also use Trait Rerolls to replace a weak trait on a character you already own, which is one of the most efficient ways to strengthen your team without needing another rare pull. The developer has not published exact odds, so rarity and mutation chances are community-estimated.

Advantages

Understanding the character roster gives you a real edge in Anime Dice. Knowing which rarities exist and how pull odds work lets you set realistic expectations: common units will be your early team, rare units fill out your mid-game plot, and legendary and mythic units are the long-term chase. Knowing how mutations work tells you that a mutated rare can sometimes outperform a base legendary, which changes how you value your pulls and what you choose to keep. Knowing how traits work helps you decide when to spend Trait Rerolls — rerolling a weak trait on a legendary is far more valuable than rerolling a common filler. The roster knowledge also feeds directly into tier lists and team building: once you know which characters exist and how rare they are, you can plan your gem spending and Lucky Spin usage around the units worth chasing. And because the roster is community-tracked, every new patch gives collectors a fresh set of characters to hunt.

Challenges

The biggest limitation of character information in Anime Dice is that the developer has not published an official roster or exact statistics. The character list on this page is community-tracked, which means it can be incomplete, and specific stats like income per second and exact pull odds are estimates based on player testing. Rarity names and mutation odds can also shift with updates — UPD 3 added new characters and may have changed the balance of the pool, so information from before that patch may be outdated. Because the game draws on popular anime franchises, some players expect to recognize specific characters from those series, but the game uses anime-inspired units rather than licensed characters, and the exact lineup is not officially confirmed. For collectors, the community unit value list on the official Discord is the best source for what characters are worth, but it is player-maintained and can lag behind new releases.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I unlock rare characters in Anime Dice?+
Rare characters in Anime Dice are unlocked through the dice roll system — every roll has a chance to produce a legendary or mythic unit, with the odds improved by your Luck multiplier. The most reliable way to unlock rare characters is to raise your Luck through dice upgrades, then spend Lucky Spins (often earned from codes) on rolls, because each extra roll is another chance at a rare pull. Mutations add another layer: a small percentage of rolls produce a mutated version of a character, which is even stronger than the base unit. There is no guaranteed pity system confirmed for Anime Dice, so unlocking the rarest characters is ultimately about rolling as often as possible with the highest Luck you can reach. Using Trait Rerolls on your best rare units also effectively makes them stronger, even if it does not unlock a new character by itself.
What character rarities exist in Anime Dice?+
Anime Dice characters roll at four main rarities: common, rare, legendary, and mythic. Common units are the most frequent pulls and have the lowest base income per second — they fill your starter team but are quickly replaced. Rare units are less common and generate medium income, making them solid mid-game plot fillers. Legendary units are rare pulls with high base income, and they benefit most from Trait Rerolls and mutations because a strong trait on a legendary can turn it into a team carry. Mythic units are the rarest and strongest characters, with the highest base income and the best scaling with traits and mutations. The exact pull odds for each rarity are not officially published, but the community estimates that higher Luck multipliers significantly improve the chances of rolling legendary and mythic units.
Are there Naruto and Dragon Ball characters in Anime Dice?+
Anime Dice features anime-inspired units, and media coverage confirms that the roster draws on popular franchises including Naruto and Dragon Ball-style characters. The game uses original anime-inspired designs rather than licensed characters, so the units evoke familiar archetypes and abilities without being official copyrighted characters. This approach lets the developer add characters from many anime styles without licensing issues, and the roster continues to grow with each update — UPD 3 added new units to the pool. Because the developer has not published an official character list, the exact roster is community-tracked, and the specific Naruto and Dragon Ball-inspired units available may change as new characters are added and older ones are rebalanced.

Quick Tips

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Set your expectations by rarity. Commons fill your starter team, rares carry mid-game, and legendary plus mythic units are the long-term chase that Lucky Spins and high Luck make achievable over time, not something you will land in your first five rolls. Keep rolling regularly and your odds improve with every Luck upgrade you buy, so persistence is the real strategy.

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Treat mutations as hidden value. A mutated rare can outperform a base legendary, so check every roll for the mutated tag before you recycle or reroll a unit — that small habit has saved many players from discarding their best hidden pull. A quick scan of the mutation tag costs seconds and has saved many players from losing their strongest hidden unit.

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Join the official Discord for the community unit value list before trading characters. Collectors price units by both rarity and tier, and the list updates faster than any wiki page, so it is the most reliable reference for what your rarest characters are worth. Values shift after every update, so check the list whenever you are about to make a big trade.

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