Anime High School RP Combat Styles: Togi, the Style System, and Where to Get Them

In Anime High School RP, combat Styles are the game's fighting options — the lane for players who'd rather brawl around campus than socialize. As of October 2026, exactly one Style is confirmed by name: Togi, a new Mythic fighting Style added in the latest update. The game confirms more Styles exist, and it points to one place to get them: the shop. Here's what's confirmed about the Style system, what isn't, and why rerolls won't change your Style.

What Combat Styles are

Anime High School RP is a Roblox school roleplaying game where fighting other players sits alongside classes, clubs and collecting Titles. If fighting is your thing, Styles are your customization layer: fighting-inclined players "can also experiment with different combat Styles, including the new Mythic Togi."

That wording tells you two things. First, this is a multi-Style system — "different combat Styles" means more than one exists and you're meant to try them out. Second, it stops there: nothing currently published explains what a Style actually changes about your fighting, so there are no verified move lists, stats or per-Style effects to share yet. Treat Styles as something to test hands-on in the game. The controls and fight flow every Style shares are covered in the general Anime High School RP combat guide, and keep an eye on your stamina — the same warning applies to any friendly scrap that turns into a full-blown chase.

Every Style named so far

Togi is the only Style with a published name so far. It arrived as "a new Mythic fighting Style" in the latest update, and both current sources back up that the roster is bigger — the game mentions "different combat Styles" and the shop offers "some fighting styles" — but neither names a second Style, lists rarities beyond Togi's Mythic label, or says how many Styles exist in total. So don't assume Togi is the only Mythic or that the roster stops at two; the live lineup is simply not public yet. Because Togi was just added, this table is update-sensitive — check the updates page after the next patch to see whether more Styles have been named.

Where to get a Style: the shop

The one documented acquisition fact is the location. A gameplay tour of the game lines up its next stop and says: "let's see the shop. So, you can get VIP. You can get some fighting styles and whatnot." So the shop — the same stop that sells VIP — is where fighting styles are offered.

1. Open the shop in-game.
2. Look for the fighting styles on offer there (the shop isn't Style-only, so you're after that specific offering).

That's where the documented trail ends. What happens inside — selecting a Style, what it costs and in which currency, and how you equip it — isn't described anywhere current, so the shop itself is your next stop for the lineup and prices. Likewise, no reroll or switch mechanic for Styles is documented yet; if you end up owning more than one, checking the shop or your character menu in-game is the honest way to find out how changing Styles works.

Rerolls and Yen won't change your Style

Two customization mechanics sound Style-adjacent but aren't. Both Rerolls and Yen are documented as appearance mechanics — "You can change your appearance through Rerolls or by spending Yen." Rerolls also come as code rewards tracked on the codes page, but they reroll your look, not your fighting Style — so don't redeem rerolls expecting a new combat Style. Details on each live on the rerolls and yen pages. Whether Styles themselves are paid with Yen, Robux or anything else is a shop question, and the shop is exactly where to look.

Where to go next

For now, the practical loop is: open the shop to see the fighting styles on offer, try what's available, and watch the updates page — Togi set the precedent that new Styles can arrive with a single patch.