Anime Origins trait rerolls: Farming Guide & Best Traits

Anime Origins trait rerolls are the main way to change a unit’s passive bonuses and improve its performance in battle. Traits can increase damage, reduce cooldown, extend range, improve income, boost critical hits, or add special effects. Because rerolls are earned through several progression systems rather than one single activity, the best approach is to collect them consistently while clearing normal game content.

Each unit can store two traits, but only one can be active. This makes reroll decisions more important: a unit does not need the rarest possible trait immediately if its current roll already supports its role. Damage dealers usually prefer offensive traits, while farming or support units may benefit more from income, experience, range, or cooldown bonuses.

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• Repeatable reroll farming can include Infinaut and Infinite Mode.
• Weekly shops provide reliable stock that should be claimed before reset.
• Quests, milestones, challenges, and stage clears can provide additional rerolls.
• Gems and rerolls often come from the same progression activities.
• Artifact stages may add another route for rewards and upgrade materials.

The current trait system rewards steady account progression. Rather than spending every reroll as soon as it appears, track which units are central to your team and reserve your best resources for them.

The published Anime Origins traits guide lists traits from basic options such as Reach I, Fury I, and Haste I through Mythic choices and the Secret Immortal trait. Use the effects below as a planning reference, but remember that the best roll depends on the unit’s attack pattern and purpose.

Anime Origins provides several ways to build a reroll reserve. Some sources are repeatable, while others are tied to daily, weekly, or one-time progression rewards. The most efficient routine combines all available claims before committing to longer farming sessions.

Weekly shops are especially important because their individual payouts may look modest, but repeated resets create a dependable supply. The raid shop, Lantern shop, Rift shop, and World Boss shop are all described as useful sources. The available stock and reset behavior can change as the game develops, so check each shop before its weekly refresh.

The strongest daily routine begins with claims rather than grinding. Visit the Gold Merchant, check daily rolls, finish available challenges, claim playtime rewards, and review milestone menus. Many players overlook rewards that must be manually claimed, so a quick menu sweep can produce rerolls without spending stamina or extended play time.

Infinite Mode is another useful target. The available information describes reroll drops beginning at Wave 15+, with a chance checked every five waves. This makes later waves more relevant than short runs, although the exact return depends on your clear speed and survival. Infinite Mansion or Infinite Tower should also be included in your routine when available because it can provide a substantial mix of rerolls and gems.

The reroll interface is accessed through the Areas menu. Follow the process carefully so you do not spend resources on the wrong unit or replace a useful trait without comparing the result.

Before rerolling, ask three questions:

• Is this unit part of your main team?
• Does the current trait already improve its intended role?
• Do you have enough rerolls to continue if the result is weaker?

Trait strength depends on the unit, but the current ranking places Immortal, Ascendant, and Overseer in the highest tier. Rupture, Stride, and Decay are also strong choices, while Ace is a flexible option for general content.

Immortal is listed as a Secret trait with major damage, cooldown, range, and income bonuses. It also has a placement limit of one and a team restriction that allows only one unit with Immortal to be used. Its special effect activates once per match after Wave 10, making it a high-impact roll for a carefully selected carry rather than a trait to distribute across the roster.

The main traits and their effects can be summarized as follows:

A unit with a strong attack pattern may prefer a specialized trait over a general one. For example, a unit that applies damage over time can gain more practical value from Decay than from a flat damage trait. Likewise, a boss specialist may benefit more from Ascendant than from a broad economy-focused option.

Rerolls are connected to broader progression systems, including gems, artifacts, stage clears, and cooperative content. Story stages, Hard Mode clears, Legend stages, raids, quests, and Infinite content can provide multiple reward types at once. This makes normal progression a practical way to build resources without treating reroll farming as an isolated activity.

Artifacts are associated with specific Legend stages. Karakura Town and Hidden Sand Village are highlighted as important locations, with artifact drops connected to progression for characters such as Stark and Madara. Artifacts can be refined with Umbral Splinters to improve the chance of better rewards. Players can also participate in another player’s artifact pool when they bring an artifact of the same type, creating an incentive to play with others.

Use gems carefully. The available progression routes can produce gems alongside rerolls, but spending gems does not automatically solve poor trait management. A sensible order is to clear first-time content, claim milestone rewards, and reserve rerolls for units that will remain useful through more difficult stages.

Playing with other players can improve access to artifact pools, rifts, and difficult boss content. If a stage is inefficient alone, cooperative runs may provide better reward access and faster clears. Keep artifact types in mind because joining another player’s pool requires the same artifact type.