Anime High School RP Accessories: Slots, How to Get and Equip Them
The verified Anime High School RP accessory slots, how spinning them produces accessories, how to equip kitty ears, and what isn't documented yet.
Accessories in Anime High School RP are wearable items for your student's look, and you can act on them right now: the customization menu has five slots that hold them — face accessories, back accessories, neck, backpack, and headset — you fill or swap them by spinning the slot, and you wear one by selecting it in the change-appearance menu. Kitty ears is the one accessory confirmed in game by name, worn in place of the hat. What nobody has documented yet is the full item-by-item catalog, so this guide covers exactly what's verified and how to use it.
What accessories are for
The game's official Roblox listing names unlocking accessories as part of customizing your character, alongside rerolls and yen. In other words, accessories are an official piece of the look-editing toolkit: things your student wears, not a separate progression system. The spin-to-obtain and equip flows below are the parts of that system you can follow today.
The accessory slots in the customization menu
An October 5, 2026 gameplay walkthrough tours the character customization menu and shows where accessories live. Face accessories, back accessories, neck, and backpack are grouped together as accessories, with a headset slot elsewhere in the same menu. All five respond to the same spin action:
| Slot in the menu | What a spin does there |
|---|---|
| Face accessories | Fills the slot with an accessory; spinning again swaps in a different one |
| Back accessories | Same spin behavior |
| Neck | Same spin behavior |
| Backpack | Same spin behavior |
| Headset | Listed separately; spinning visibly changes the headset |
How to get accessories
Spinning an accessory slot is the route shown in game:
- Open the character customization (appearance) menu.
- Find an accessory slot — face accessories, back accessories, neck, backpack, or the headset row.
- Spin the slot.
- If the slot was empty, spin again. An accessory appears after one or more spins and shows on your character immediately.
- Keep the item, or spin again to roll a different one.
One caveat before you spin: no source states whether an accessory spin consumes the same reroll resource used for other appearance slots, and no price for a spin is documented either. Watch your counters on your first few spins so you know what they cost you. This flow comes from a single menu tour, so exact spin behavior can also shift when customization content changes.
How to equip an accessory
Equipping is a separate, deliberate step from spinning — and kitty ears shows the full motion. In a first-day roleplay video, the player opens the change-appearance menu, picks kitty ears, and puts them on in place of the hat, switching body type package in the same menu visit. The result is visible right away: the character wears the kitty ears instead of the hat.
So to wear an accessory you already have:
- Open the change-appearance menu.
- Select the accessory — for headwear like kitty ears, it takes the hat slot.
- Close the menu and check your character; the item replaces whatever occupied that spot.
Note the difference in roles here: spinning produces an accessory in a slot, while the change-appearance menu selects what you're wearing. The spin is the only route anyone has shown producing an accessory so far, but it isn't confirmed as the only one — the kitty-ears video never shows where those ears came from.
What isn't documented yet
Three things are genuinely unknown, stated once so you know the boundaries of this guide: the individual item names inside the face, back, neck, backpack, and headset slots (kitty ears is the only accessory named in any available footage); a per-item unlock condition such as a level, price, or quest for any accessory; and whether accessories do anything beyond changing your look. If an update adds a visible accessory catalog or shop, the lists above will need a fresh pass.
For the rest of the system — rerolls, yen, and every non-accessory appearance slot — head to the full Anime High School RP character customization guide.