Anime Dice

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Anime Dice Characters

Twenty-four units have matching base Index odds and base income. Compare the copy you rolled, not just the name.

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Anime Dice Character List

Index odds below are the base 1-in value for the plain character. Income is the recorded base copy. Dice Luck, Rebirth, Grade, Trait, size and Mutation change the copy you actually hold.

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Recorded Anime Dice characters
CharacterIndex OddsBase IncomeNotes
Enol1 in 290K$9.1K/sS tier on base income. Keep this copy on a plot pad. Spend Grade and Trait resources here before lower-income units.
Sakuna1 in 38K$2K/sS tier on base income. Place it and treat it as a long-term earner unless a stronger modified copy is already equipped.
Madera1 in 25K$1.5K/sS tier on base income. Keep the plain copy on a pad, then compare any mutated or graded duplicate against it.
Maheto1 in 16K$1.1K/sS tier on base income. Worth a plot slot and worth Grade rolls once your pads are filled.
Todoh1 in 11K$851/sA tier on base income. Keep it placed until an S-tier base unit is ready to take the pad.
Super Saiyen1 in 5K$480/sA tier on base income. A practical keeper while you are still climbing the dice ladder.
Goko1 in 3.5K$371/sA tier on base income. Place it. Replace it when Todoh, or any S unit, is the better earner on that pad.
Zaro1 in 1.7K$219/sB tier on base income. Useful pad filler after a reset. Move it off when an A or S unit is waiting.
Hasoka1 in 1.2K$170/sB tier on base income. Keep while pads are empty. Do not spend rare Trait Rerolls here first.
Deko1 in 850$132/sB tier on base income. Place for cash, then swap when a higher base-income unit lands.
Bakuga1 in 450$83/sB tier on base income. Temporary earner. Check mutation and Grade before selling a duplicate.
Todoraki1 in 325$66/sB tier on base income. Fill an empty pad. Replace it before you spend Gems on it.
Tanjuro1 in 240$53/sC tier on base income. Early cash unit. Keep only until a B or better unit needs the pad.
Perfect Zell1 in 140$34/sC tier on base income. Place if you have a free pad. Skip Trait Rerolls on a plain copy.
Kakeshi1 in 95$27/sC tier on base income. Replace as soon as a higher base-income unit is available.
Friza1 in 52$17/sC tier on base income. Starter cash only, unless this copy has a mutation you have not compared yet.
Nezuka1 in 28$11/sC tier on base income. Do not build around a plain copy.
Tien1 in 20$8/sD tier on base income. Use it to fill the first pads, then replace it.
Inasuke1 in 15$7/sD tier on base income. Early pad filler.
Krillan1 in 11$5/sD tier on base income. Replace once any C unit or better is ready.
Aizan1 in 6$3/sD tier on base income. Cash for the opening minutes, not a project.
Ginyou1 in 4$2/sD tier on base income. Place only while a pad is empty.
Ichiga1 in 3$2/sD tier on base income. Opening cash, then sell or replace the plain copy.
Naroto1 in 2$1/sD tier on base income. Do not spend Gems or Trait Rerolls on a plain Naroto.

Index Names Without a Base Record

Gujo, Levy, Pikolo and Zenitsa appear as Index names alongside the 24 units above. Read odds and income on the card for the copy you rolled, then compare that Income per second with the unit on your worst pad.

If the current Index shows a name that is not in this table, use that same card check. A newer update can add a character before a base-income row is worth copying into a ranking.

If you roll one of the four, use the Income per second on that copy and the tier list rule for modified units: a mutation, a Huge or Titanic size, a high Grade, or an all-stat trait can make it a keeper even without a published base row.

The names in this game are the in-game spellings. Naroto, Goko, Friza, Enol and the rest are the labels on the Index. They are not renamed here to match an anime series.

How to Read a Pull

Open the unit card before you sell anything. The card is where Income, the trait and the grade show up together. The Index is where you check the base 1-in value for the plain name. The Backpack is the list of copies you actually own, including mutated ones.

A 1-in number is not your personal drop rate. Better dice and a higher Luck multiplier from Rebirth improve rolls, and the Index figure stays the label for that character. Enol can say 1 in 290K on the Index while your Luck makes the practical wait shorter or longer than another player's.

Sort keepers by the income on the copy, then by the name's base tier. An S name with a bad grade can lose to an A name with Z or an all-stat trait. Look at the number on the card after modifiers, then decide which pad it replaces.

Sell plain duplicates of D and C units once every pad has something better. Do that at the Sell Units stand after you have checked the duplicate for a mutation or a size tag. A Silver, Gold, Emerald, Diamond, Ruby or Rainbow label is a reason to pause.

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Anime Dice characters are listed?

Current Index listings used here include 28 names. Twenty-four have matching base odds and base income. Gujo, Levy, Pikolo and Zenitsa are named without that matching pair.

What is the rarest recorded Anime Dice character?

Among the units with matching base stats, Enol is the rarest, at 1 in 290K, and it also has the highest recorded base income at $9.1K/s.

What is the most common Anime Dice character?

Naroto, at 1 in 2 and $1/s base income. Ichiga is 1 in 3, and Ginyou is 1 in 4.

Where do I see my characters?

The Backpack holds the copies you own. The Index shows the collection entry and the base 1-in value. Read Income on the copy before you sell it.

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