Roll an Anime Mutations
Community-tracked multipliers, weather windows, and plot decisions beyond base rarity.
Mutations are the second axis of Roll an Anime value. Rarity from Rarities answers which band a unit belongs to. Mutations answer how hard that specific copy punches above its band on your pedestals. Anime Yahoo! ties many mutations to weather events that rotate on a short community-tracked cycle — often near fifteen minutes — which means mutation farming is as much about timing as it is about dice quantity. This page lists commonly cited mutation multipliers, labels every decimal as community-tracked / needs check, and explains how to use the table without treating fan math as official patch notes.
Return to the Tier List Hub when finished. Keep Weather Events open if you are planning rolls tonight.
Community-tracked multiplier table
The figures below come from community trackers, Discord spreadsheets, and player testing in mid-2026. None of these decimals are confirmed official values unless Anime Yahoo! publishes them in-game. Treat the table as a planning reference, not a contract. Verify cash ticks on your own plot after any update listed on Updates.
| Mutation | Community-tracked multiplier | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Radiant | 1.92× | community-tracked / needs check |
| Aurora | 2.63× | community-tracked / needs check |
| Starborn | 3.93× | community-tracked / needs check |
| Crimson | 4.69× | community-tracked / needs check |
| Umbral | 5.4× | community-tracked / needs check |
| Anomaly | 5.7× | community-tracked / needs check |
| AdminAbuse | 6.89× | community-tracked / needs check |
If your client shows different text or no multiplier at all, trust the live tooltip first and revisit this table after the next patch wave.
How to read the table
Multipliers stack on top of base unit cash output in community theorycraft. A Super Rare with Anomaly can beat a blank Epic in the same pedestal slot during testing sessions. That is why screenshot tier lists alone mislead players — a “lower” rarity with a top mutation is often a keep-candidate.
Decision rules:
- Same rarity, different mutation — keep the higher community-tracked multiplier after you confirm ticks.
- Lower rarity plus elite mutation versus higher rarity clean — test on equal blocks before selling.
- Traded mutation trophy — pretty for flex, but traded characters do not count for rebirth. Self-rolled mutated anchors matter more.
- Multiple tags on one unit — combined math is inconsistent across fan sources. Mark as community-tracked / needs check and test manually.
Radiant through Aurora — early and mid spikes
Radiant (1.92×, community-tracked / needs check) is the mutation new players see most often once they start timing weather. It is a visible signal that a roll benefited from an event window. Early game, Radiant Commons and Rares often fund the next block upgrade instead of being instant sell fodder.
Aurora (2.63×, community-tracked / needs check) sits higher in community tables and frequently appears in Northern Lights discussions. Players save stock for aurora-friendly skies because the jump from Radiant to Aurora is meaningful on mid-tier units you already planned to keep.
Both tags reward the habit of not rolling during dead weather. Read Increase Luck and Weather Events before you burn premium stock on a quiet server.
Starborn and Crimson — mid-to-high keepers
Starborn (3.93×, community-tracked / needs check) and Crimson (4.69×, community-tracked / needs check) are where mutation planning starts to overlap with Best Setup and Best Units placement debates. A mutated Super Rare or Epic in this band can anchor a plot through multiple block tiers.
When you roll Starborn or Crimson during a strong weather window:
- Seat the unit immediately on your best pedestal.
- Compare cash output against blank higher rarities before trading or selling.
- Protect self-rolled copies if rebirth is on your roadmap.
- Stack luck from Pets and Eggs and optional Game Passes next session to chase upgrades, not replacements.
Umbral, Anomaly, and AdminAbuse — top community tiers
Umbral (5.4×, community-tracked / needs check) and Anomaly (5.7×, community-tracked / needs check) occupy the upper fan tier where mutation value rivals rarity chase. Units here become long-term keepers even when the base name is not a headline Godly.
AdminAbuse (6.89×, community-tracked / needs check) is the decimal community trackers most often place at the top of 2026 tables. Separate two meanings in chat:
- AdminAbuse mutation tag on a character — high multiplier in community-tracked data.
- Admin Abuse weather or event window — server atmosphere where mutation rates spike.
Both are community-tracked / needs check. Save block stock for those windows when possible. Redeem luck codes from Codes only once the window is live. Use the Boost Planner so timers overlap.
Weather rotation and mutation farming
Community gameplay treats weather as rotating roughly every fifteen minutes. That cadence makes mutation farming a schedule skill:
- Watch the sky before spending saved stock.
- Upgrade blocks first so mutations land on useful base rarities.
- Equip pets before rolling during peak weather.
- Do not AFK through Northern Lights or Admin Abuse peaks with full inventory.
Mutation farming is not gambling without structure. It is block tier plus weather plus luck stack plus evaluation discipline.
Mutations versus trading and rebirth
Traded characters with flashy mutations still do not count toward rebirth. Community trade prices often inflate AdminAbuse-tagged units, but paying another player does not create self-rolled eligibility. Farm your own mutations during events, or accept that you are buying flex — see Trading.
After rebirth, re-seat mutated self-rolled keepers onto the best new pedestals first. They often survive resets as core recovery units.
Mutations versus scripts
Scripts and Auto Farm do not replace mutation judgment or weather reading. Automation risk is separate from meta math. Legitimate progress still flows through Guides, Blocks, and timed rolls.
Honest limits of this page
This wiki publishes the community-tracked table because players search for these decimals daily. We also repeat the warning: community-tracked / needs check on every row until official numbers ship. Skepticism protects you from stale spreadsheets after patches.
When developers publish clearer values, update this JSON source and regenerate. Until then, test on your plot, read Updates after each code wave, and let cash ticks — not hype thumbnails — confirm value.
For orientation, visit Wiki. For unit shortlists that assume you understand mutations, continue to Best Units and the Players hub. For onboarding, start at Getting Started.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Are Roll an Anime mutation multipliers official?
The table on this page is entirely community-tracked / needs check unless Anime Yahoo! confirms values in-game. Always verify on your plot.
What is the highest community-tracked mutation multiplier?
Trackers often list AdminAbuse at 6.89×, community-tracked / needs check. Patch changes can alter this.
How do I farm mutations efficiently?
Save block stock for strong weather windows, stack luck from pets and codes, roll on your best block, then evaluate with Weather Events.
Is Radiant worth keeping on a Common?
Early game, often yes. Even a 1.92× community-tracked Radiant Common can fund upgrades while you chase higher rarities.
Do traded mutated units count for rebirth?
No. Traded characters never count. Self-rolled mutated anchors remain the rebirth focus.