How to Rebirth Fast in Kick an Uma (Roblox Progression Guide)

Rebirth is the real progression gate in Kick an Uma, the kick tycoon from the 30 dollar games group on Roblox. Everything else in the game — the pedestals, the offline cash ticker, the mystery boxes down the track — feeds one number, and that number is Kick Power. Hit the threshold, press the button, and you trade your current base for permanent bonuses that make the next run faster than the last.

Quick answer: Train with the barbell until Kick Power reaches 1,000, then open the Rebirth menu and confirm. Coins and placed Umas reset, equipped weights stay, and you keep +2 Cash, +0.5 WalkSpeed, and +5% Mutation Chance.

What Rebirth resets and what carries over

The reset looks brutal the first time you see it, because your barn empties out and your cash goes to zero. It is not as bad as it looks. The gear you bought to raise Kick Power is not part of the wipe, which is why the second climb to 1,000 takes a fraction of the time the first one did.

Status	What it covers
Resets	Coins and your cash balance
Resets	Umas placed on pedestals
Keeps	Weights you have equipped
Permanent	+2 Cash
Permanent	+0.5 WalkSpeed
Permanent	+5% Mutation Chance

The WalkSpeed bonus matters more than it reads. You have to physically run back to the Safe Zone after every kick, so half a point of speed is half a point of survival margin against the water.

Reach 1,000 Kick Power with weight training

The Rebirth menu shows your progress as a fraction — 1/1K Kick Power on a fresh save. Kick Power only goes up through weight training, so the barbell is where you spend most of your time between runs.

Open the Rebirth panel from the buttons along the side of the screen and read the requirement. It sits next to Codes, Store, Index, and Invite, so it is easy to miss on a first session.

Player walking past the CASH MULTI x1 sign at base with the Codes button on the left of the HUD — The base HUD, with the Codes button on the left and the CASH MULTI sign in front of the player. Image: 30 dollar games

Equip a weight and grind at the barbell. Heavier gear raises Kick Power faster, and the Epic Medium Weight — 45 lbs, Power: 10 — costs $75K at the Weights Shop, which is the first purchase worth saving for.

Keep training until the counter reads 1.01K or higher, then confirm Rebirth. You do not need to bank cash first, because it is going away anyway.

After the reset, go straight back to the barbell before you attempt a kick. Regaining 350 or so Kick Power takes seconds with a weight still equipped, and that is enough to land a useful first drop.

Spending order: weights first, Run Speed second

Cash flows in from the Umas parked on your pedestals, and there are two sensible places to put it early. Kick Power decides how far you get and what rarity you land on; Run Speed decides whether you make it home with the drop.

Weights Shop — buy the heaviest weight you can afford, then train.
Run Upgrades stall — Run Speed costs 70.78K$ for +1 Speed at the early tiers.
Uma level upgrades — raise the pedestals you already filled before chasing new ones.
Champion Store — browse it as a stop between runs, not as your first purchase.

Speed Upgrades menu showing the Run Speed option priced at 70.78K dollars for plus one Speed — The Speed Upgrades menu, where Run Speed costs 70.78K$ for +1 Speed. Image: 30 dollar games

Maxing Speed Upgrades once you can afford them is worth doing before the rebirth push, since the upgrade carries you through every return trip afterwards.

Player standing in front of the Champion Store with the E Browse prompt on screen — The Champion Store, with the E Browse prompt showing when you step up to it. Image: 30 dollar games

The kick run: timing, mystery boxes, and the water

A run has two halves. The kick itself is a timing check, and the trip back is a footrace against a rising wave that sweeps the track behind you.

Enter the Safe Zone and trigger the power meter. Tap inside the window for a Perfect Kick or an Excellent kick — the better the timing, the further down the track you land.

The Tap to Kick power meter filling above the player before a launch down the track — The “Tap to Kick!” meter — the timing check that sets your distance. Image: 30 dollar games

Aim for a blue mystery box if one is in range. Boxes are where the better pulls come from, including Rare units like Matikanetannhauser and Super Creek ($28/s). Landing directly on a loose Uma, such as a Rare Vodka, also works.

Turn around immediately and sprint back. The water rises behind you, and getting caught costs you the trip. Do not stop to look at anything until you are inside the Safe Zone.

Player running back along the track toward base with the Store button and HUD controls on screen — The return leg — you run the track back to base ahead of the rising water. Image: 30 dollar games

Place every Uma, then level the ones you have

An Uma in your hands earns nothing. The pedestals at your base are where income actually comes from, and each empty slot you fill moves the offline earnings counter immediately. Duplicates are fine — a second Rare Vodka on a fourth podium pays the same as a first one.

Base state	Offline earnings
Two Rare Umas placed	$1.04M/Day
Three Rare Umas placed	$4.67M/Day
Four placed and levelled up	$36M+/Day

That jump from roughly $4.7M to over $36M came almost entirely from level upgrades on units that were already down, not from new pulls. Once your podiums are full, spending on levels is the cheapest way to raise the ticker.

Free Umas from codes before you start grinding

Codes go into the box behind the Codes button on the side of the screen. Two of them hand over full Umas, which means two pedestals earning cash before you have taken a single kick.

Code	Reward	Note
`1000CARATS`	1,000 Carats	Premium currency
`30KGROUP`	Mejiro Palmer	Join the 30 dollar games group first
`300KVISITS`	Curren Chan	—

The 30KGROUP reward is gated behind group membership. If you paste it before joining, the redemption fails.

How to confirm the Rebirth went through

Three things change the instant it registers. Your Kick Power counter drops back to 0, the pedestals at your base clear out, and the Rebirth panel now shows your new rebirth count with the bonuses applied. Check the weight in your hands as well — if it is still equipped, you kept it, and you are already most of the way back to your next threshold.

From there the cycle repeats, just faster. Train, kick, carry, place, upgrade, and rebirth again once the counter clears the requirement. The stacked Cash and Mutation Chance bonuses are what turn a two-podium base into a $36M/Day one, so the players climbing quickest are the ones pressing the button early rather than sitting on a full barn they are about to lose anyway.