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Anime Nexus RNG Rarities

Anime Nexus RNG rarities from Common to Nexus, with how many players have rolled a Mythic, Divine, Ascendant or Nexus unit, from Roblox badge data.

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Anime Nexus RNG rarities run from Common up to the new Nexus tier, according to the developer's description on Roblox. The developer has not published a full rarity list or roll odds, but the game's badges name Mythic, Divine and Ascendant, and Roblox counts how many players own each badge. Those counts are the best public measure of how rare each tier is, so this page ranks the rarities by them. Numbers were read on October 30, 2026.

Anime Nexus RNG rarities in order

Fewer players own each badge as you climb, which gives an order from common to rare. The share is the badge's owners divided by the 61,764 owners of the Welcome badge, which every player gets on the first visit. The Nexus row uses the White Queen badge as a stand-in, because no badge exists for rolling a Nexus unit.

RarityBadgePlayers with the badgeShare of playersAbout 1 in
MythicFirst Mythic40,10064.9%2
DivineDivine Pull20,05832.5%3
AscendantAscended8,73914.1%7
Nexus (proxy)White Queen2,0133.3%31

This is our reading of the badge counts, not an official order. Fewer players own Divine than Mythic, and fewer own Ascendant than Divine, so Ascendant sits above Divine. The Ascendant tier now includes Kokushibu, added in the Halloween update. Tiers below Mythic are not named in any badge.

Two cautions. The Divine and Ascended badges were created on October 9, and White Queen on October 22, so they only count players since then. And these are shares of players, not drop rates per roll.

What is the rarest rarity in Anime Nexus RNG?

Nexus. The developer says units roll "from Common to Nexus", and Nexus arrived with Halloween Update Part 1. Its only unit we can confirm is Kurumy. The White Queen badge needs Kurumy evolved into her White Queen form and has 2,013 owners, about 1 in 31 players. Anyone who rolled Kurumy but has not evolved her is not counted, so real Nexus owners may be higher. Read the Anime Nexus RNG Nexus rarity page for how to get her.

Shiny, Mutated, Serialized and Limited units

Some tags sit beside the rarity ladder rather than on it:

  • Shiny. 34,055 players, about 55%, have rolled a Shiny unit, so it is common over time.
  • Mutated. 24,617 players, about 40%, own a mutated unit.
  • Serialized. The ERROR Madaro badge says only 5 Serialized copies exist, and 3 players own the badge.
  • Limited. Erin Yeagar was a prize in the Titan Gauntlet, and 4 players own the Limited Titan badge.

Every badge, with how to earn it, is on the Anime Nexus RNG badges page.

How to roll higher Anime Nexus RNG rarities

Luck is the lever. Potions and Rebirths raise it for free, and three gamepasses multiply it: Lucky x1.5, Super Lucky x2 and MEGA LUCKY x3. The Anime Nexus RNG luck guide compares them, and the Anime Nexus RNG gamepasses page lists every price. New players can start with the Anime Nexus RNG beginner guide and redeem Anime Nexus RNG codes first. The developer has not published odds, so we cannot say how much a given luck level moves your chance. We will add them when a source does.

Anime Nexus RNG Rarities FAQ

What is the order of rarities in Anime Nexus RNG?

The range is Common to Nexus. Among the tiers named in badges the order is Mythic, Divine, Ascendant, then Nexus, from most common to rarest. The full list in between is not published.

How rare is Ascendant?

Among Anime Nexus RNG rarities, Ascendant is one of the top two we can measure. About 14% of players, 8,739, had earned the Ascended badge by October 30, 2026, or roughly 1 in 7. The badge only counts players since it was added on October 9.

Are there published roll odds?

No. The developer has not published odds per rarity. Badge counts show how many players reached each tier, and any exact odds you see elsewhere have no source we can check. For recent additions, see the Anime Nexus RNG updates.