Our advice
- Pick the target before you spend. Godspeed at 1% averages 100 rerolls and Unique at 0.1% averages 1,000, so aiming for Unique costs ten times the rerolls.
- Budget with the 90% numbers, not the average. A run that passes 1,000 rerolls without Unique is ordinary bad luck, and the next roll is still 0.1%.
- Unique carries the biggest boost on the list, +300% Damage, but the screen also tags it Max 1 placed, which on paper caps that unit at one copy on the map. On paper, for a unit you want several copies of on the field, a cheaper trait can make more sense.
How the simulator rolls
Each roll here works like one reroll in the game. The simulator draws one of the 18 traits at the odds shown on the in-game Trait Chances screen, and every draw is independent of the one before. A long dry streak does not make the next roll more likely to hit, and a lucky hit does not lower your odds afterward.
In the game, rerolling replaces the unit’s current traits, so the simulator does the same: each new result takes the place of the old one. You can roll once, roll 10 at a time, or let it roll until it lands your target. Each roll counts as one reroll, which the game charges as a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant. The stats panel shows how many rerolls a run took and how that compares with the average for your target.
How many rerolls to expect
Rerolls for a 50% chance at each rare trait
Rerolls for a 90% chance at each rare trait
Three numbers describe each target, and each one answers a different question.
The average is the long-run cost across many runs. Unique sits at 0.1%, so it averages 1,000 rerolls. Golden sits at 0.15%, which works out to about 667 on average.
The 50% mark is the point where half of all runs have already hit. For Unique that is 693 rerolls, and for Golden it is 462. It sits below the average because a few very long runs pull the average up.
The 90% mark is the number to plan around if you do not want to come up short. Unique needs 2,302 rerolls for a 90% chance, and Golden needs 1,534. Even at that point, one run in ten still misses.
The charts below show the 50% and 90% marks for the six rarest targets. These figures are worked out from the in-game Trait Chances screen, not from play.
Odds behind the simulator
The odds come from the Trait Chances screen in Anime Adventures, captured on November 3, 2026, while the lobby showed version UPD 21.0.0. The screen lists 18 traits, from Superior I at 14.98% down to Unique at 0.1%. That list also notes a double result: 1 reroll in 500 (0.2%) hands out two traits at once.
For the full table with every trait’s chance and stat bonus, see anime adventures traits. If a later patch changes the odds, we will capture the screen again and update both pages.
What this simulator does not do
It does not invent a second trait. The simulator counts how often a double trait result shows up at 0.2%, but the game does not say how the second trait is chosen, so we leave it out instead of guessing.
It does not connect to Roblox, read your account, or save your results. Nothing you roll here changes your luck in the game, where each reroll stays independent. The results are probabilities, not a promise of what your next reroll will give.
It also skips the 1% chance for a newly obtained unit to come with a trait. That happens when you summon, not when you reroll.
The game also offers a Robux reroll on the panel and sells rerolls in shop bundles; the simulator counts rerolls only and never turns a run into a Robux total. To decide which units deserve your rerolls at all, check the anime adventures tier list.
Anime Adventures Trait Reroll Simulator: FAQ
How many rerolls does it take to get Unique in Anime Adventures?
Unique has a 0.1% chance per reroll, so it takes 1,000 rerolls on average. Half of all runs land it within 693 rerolls, and 2,302 rerolls give a 90% chance. Each reroll uses a Trait Reroll Token or a Star Remnant.
What are the odds of getting Golden trait in Anime Adventures?
Golden has a 0.15% chance per reroll on the in-game Trait Chances screen in UPD 21.0.0. That works out to 462 rerolls for a 50% chance and 1,534 rerolls for a 90% chance.
Is there an Anime Adventures trait reroll simulator?
Yes, this page is one. It rolls the 18 traits at the in-game odds, counts rerolls, and can keep rolling until it hits the target you pick. It is fan-made, free, and not connected to the game.
What is the chance of a double trait in Anime Adventures?
The in-game Trait Chances screen says each reroll has a 0.2% chance to give double traits. The simulator counts these results, but it does not pick a second trait, because the game does not say how that trait is chosen.
Does the simulator use the real odds?
Yes. Every chance comes from the in-game Trait Chances screen in UPD 21.0.0, captured on November 3, 2026. If a later version changes the odds, we will recapture the screen and update the table.
Can a simulator change my luck in the game?
No. The simulator does not connect to Roblox or to your account. Each reroll in the game is independent, so nothing you roll here makes a real reroll more or less likely to hit.
Does this include the 1% trait on new units?
No. A fresh pull rolls its own 1% shot at arriving with a trait, and only those lucky pulls get another 1% shot at a second one. That happens when you summon, not when you reroll, so the simulator leaves it out.
How much does one trait reroll cost in Anime Adventures?
Each reroll uses either 1 Trait Reroll Token or 1 Star Remnant, and the panel also offers a Robux reroll. The simulator counts rerolls only and does not turn a run into a Robux total.