Anime Dice progression: unit levels & level-up costs

Your first useful session

Getting a functional team matters more than waiting for a perfect roll. A unit that contributes income now can help pay for the next improvement. Treat your early team as a way to start the loop, then compare replacements as better rolls arrive.

1. Join Anime Dice by More & More Games and complete the opening prompts.
2. Roll characters and place available units at your base.
3. Open the Shop and redeem the current codes one at a time.
4. Collect income and inspect the next Money and Luck upgrades.
5. Choose an affordable dice target before spending the remaining cash.

Open the current code list

How to read unit level-up prices

A community frame analysis published October 2 describes a cash price above a Lvl A > B sign on occupied plots. It links Shensu's gameplay at 4:20. This is a secondhand gameplay report, not an independent test by this wiki; inspect the sign in your current server before spending.

Read the price for the particular purchase, not a nearby cash figure or a price copied from another plot. The analysis reports differing prices, but does not establish whether the level belongs to the unit or plot. We do not have a confirmed universal level-price table, maximum level, or rule for what happens to these levels when a character is moved or a rebirth occurs.

1. Find the level-up sign in your current game and read both its requested currency and next-level price.
2. Compare that price with the matching balance; when a purchase is rejected, read the actual error before retrying.
3. Record the displayed income before and after one affordable purchase while keeping the team and temporary boosts unchanged.
4. Recheck your next dice budget before purchasing more levels; do not assume the following price or income gain is constant.

Read the community level-sign analysis and its limitations · Open the source-linked gameplay at 4:20 on YouTube · Compare upgrade payback with saving for a dice

Choose a milestone you can actually reach

The gap between dice prices becomes large. Lightning is $500K, Ice is $4M, and Magma is $30M in the documented shop table. That makes a cash target useful: it gives your next session a clear finish line instead of an endless series of small purchases.

A higher dice Luck value is not a guarantee of an immediate rare character. Plan around the cash you can earn and the upgrade you can afford. Let the next roll be a chance to improve the team rather than an assumption required for your plan to work.

Browse dice prices and Luck · Estimate time to your next dice

The repeatable mid-game loop

Make these decisions in short passes. After changing the team, measure income again. After changing combat upgrades, repeat the same Tower difficulty. Keeping comparisons consistent makes it easier to notice what actually helped.

Three habits that slow progress

Spending every available coin makes it difficult to reach a meaningful dice threshold. Buying every upgrade category equally ignores what you are doing. Selling automatically can remove a unit you intended to compare or collect.

You can avoid all three with a short pause before each spending cycle: inspect the goal, inspect the team, then choose one purchase. Save a personal checklist for collection goals that would otherwise be easy to forget.

Plan a rebirth · Save collection goals

See it in the game

Watch the gameplay guide 8 min · CHALLS

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