Anime High School RP Rerolls: What They Do and How to Get Them

Rerolls are one of the two resources behind character customization in Anime High School RP, alongside Yen. Spending one reshuffles a single part of your student's look — height, hair, clothes, accessories and more — and hands you a new random result without touching your Yen. You get rerolls three ways: redeeming promotional codes, claiming Play Time Rewards, and buying more from the customization interface when you run out.

What rerolls do

The game's own description puts rerolls at the center of the customization system: you can "customize your character through rerolls or by using yen!" Both routes change the same appearance attributes — Yen simply pays for the change directly, while a reroll gives you a free test of a new random result. As one guide puts it: "Yen can buy that change too, but rerolls let you test a new result first and save yen for later."

That makes rerolls the tool to reach for when your current style doesn't fit the student you want to be — a tougher set of features before heading into a fight, or a softer look for making friends and socializing. Guides describe them as "half of how customization works," which is why code freebies in this experience typically pay out rerolls.

How to spend a reroll

Rerolls are spent inside character customization. Each appearance attribute has its own reroll or spin control, and every use consumes one reroll from your stock. You know it worked when the slot you targeted visibly changes to a new result and your reroll counter drops.

One narrated gameplay session walks through the system slot by slot:

• Height — the displayed height value changes on every press; the narrator rerolls repeatedly and watches the reading climb (the figures in his auto-transcribed commentary are approximate, so treat them as rough, not exact values).
• Hair and ears — rerollable: "you can do it using this reroll."
• Clothes and bottom — both visibly changed after a reroll.
• Eyes and mouth — changeable from the same menu; the headset slot is rerolled by spinning it and changes as a result.
• Accessories — face accessories, back accessories, neck and backpack can each be spun. A spin can return no accessory at all, so the player simply spins again until one appears.

Two limits are worth knowing before you spend. First, not every control accepts a reroll — when the narrator tries one dial control, it refuses: "Oh, we can't. This one can't." He also leaves the uniform slot untested, so its behavior is unconfirmed. Second, no source documents the odds or rarity of reroll outcomes, so don't expect any slot to guarantee a particular result.

The interface itself tracks your reroll stock while you do this, and offers buying more when you run out (more on that below). For how customization fits into the rest of the system — accessories, titles and all — see the full character customization guide.

How to get rerolls

Three routes are verified, and only the first depends on one-time codes.

1. Redeem codes

As of October 4, 2026, four written guides agree on the same three active codes paying 35 Rerolls in total, and two gameplay videos show these codes being entered and accepted live:

• RELEASE — 10 Rerolls
• YAYTITLES — 10 Rerolls
• CLUBS — 15 Rerolls

To redeem them:

1. Open Anime High School RP on Roblox and wait until you are in the school.
2. Click the Rewards icon in the left area of the screen and select the Codes section — the Codes Tab pops up.
3. Enter the full code exactly as written. Capitalization matters, with no space before or after; copying the entry preserves the spelling and capitalization.
4. Click Redeem and read the response — the rerolls land on your character.

If the box rejects a code, go back to the codes list and use its COPY button. If it is still refused, the code may have expired or already been redeemed on your account — codes are one-time per account and can expire, so the 35-Reroll total above is a dated snapshot rather than a standing offer. For what works right now, check the current Anime High School RP codes.

One video also shows two extra codes, "update" and "bug fixes", being accepted for rerolls with no stated amounts. No written list includes them, so treat that pair as unconfirmed rather than part of the verified set.

2. Claim Play Time Rewards

The game has a rewards area with playtime rewards — an earning route that doesn't depend on one-time codes. In the same gameplay session, the player opens the rewards area, claims the Play Time Reward, and receives one reroll: "this is pretty good, getting one reroll. In this game, we need rerolls like that." Only that single claimed tier paying one reroll is documented, so whether every tier pays rerolls and how much playtime each tier requires are unknown — but claiming your Play Time Reward is a free action worth taking whenever one is available.

3. Buy more from the customization menu

When your stock hits zero, the customization interface itself offers a way back in: "If you run out, you can buy more if you want to." Only the offer is confirmed — the price, the currency charged, and the exact menu location of the purchase are not documented in any source, so expect to check the prompt in the customization interface itself when it appears.