Anime Dice characters & Index guide
Read character panels, compare your active team, and keep track of the units and variants you want to collect.
Use the in-game Index to browse your pulls and the Backpack to compare units you own. For a useful team decision, look at the complete unit and its role rather than rarity alone.
The Index and your active collection
The Index button is on the left side of the game screen. It is the place to review the collection catalog and your progress through the available rolls. The Backpack serves a different purpose: it shows the units you can manage and equip.
A collection entry and an active team slot answer different questions. The first records what you have discovered; the second affects what your team does now. Keep a note of characters you still want, but make upgrade decisions using the units actually available to you.
Compare two characters without a made-up tier list
For a clean comparison, inspect both units under the same account conditions. Write down the displayed figures, including any bonuses already active. Do not compare one player’s boosted income screenshot with a different player’s unboosted unit and treat the difference as a base statistic.
The official artwork illustrates the game’s character-collection theme. Its promotional odds are not a drop-rate table. A reliable roll probability calculation would also need the current pool, Luck interactions, and the rules used by the game.
| What to inspect | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Displayed name | Distinguishes the exact in-game unit from an anime nickname |
| Income on your account | Helps compare the units currently supporting your economy |
| Rarity and displayed roll value | Adds collection context; is not a complete combat score |
| Traits, variants, and upgrades | Two copies of a character may not have the same usefulness |
| Your current goal | An income decision and a Tower decision need different comparisons |
What to keep before selling
Equip Best is a useful starting action shown in gameplay, but a collection can contain units you want to keep for reasons other than the automatic selection. Review variants, favorites, and anything you are still comparing before using a bulk sale.
A practical approach is to divide your decision into three groups: units actively helping your team, units you are keeping for collection reasons, and spare units you have already reviewed. Keep this distinction in your own notes even when the game uses different inventory filters.
- Inspect newly acquired units before clearing space.
- Compare a potential replacement with the weakest relevant active slot.
- Check traits and variants on both copies.
- Protect collection pieces using the controls actually available in your current game version.
- Read the sale preview before committing.
Build a collection checklist that follows your goals
The collection tracker lets you add a displayed character name, select a rarity, mark the unit owned or wanted, and record whether you own a variant. Its completion percentage describes your personal checklist. It does not claim to measure the full game Index.
Your checklist saves on this browser. Export a backup before moving to another device or clearing site data. You can import that backup later, and you can add new characters as the game expands without waiting for a prefilled roster.
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Sources
- Anime Dice on RobloxMore & More Games
- Anime Dice Guide! (Best Dices, Upgrades, Tips & Tricks) ROBLOXCHALLS
- Anime Dice codes and redemption guidePro Game Guides