Rerolls are the currency that shapes your student in Anime High School RP. Everything from your height and last name to your fighting style is locked behind a roll, so the more Rerolls you hold, the closer you get to the exact character you want. Before you spend a single Robux in the shop, there are four free codes and several passive rewards waiting to be claimed.
Quick answer: Redeem PITY, TWOMILLIONVISITS, FIFTYTHOUSANDMEMBERS, and PHONES in the Rewards menu’s Codes tab for 55 Rerolls total, then stack more from daily quests, playtime rewards, and the developer group.
Active Anime High School RP codes
Four codes are live right now, and together they hand you 55 free Rerolls. Enter each one exactly as written, including the capital letters.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
| PITY | 15 Rerolls |
| TWOMILLIONVISITS | 15 Rerolls |
| FIFTYTHOUSANDMEMBERS | 15 Rerolls |
| PHONES | 10 Rerolls |
CLUBS, YAYTITLES, and RELEASE have all expired and no longer pay out. New codes tend to drop alongside major updates, like the Clubs and Titles systems, so it is worth checking back when the game adds content.
How to redeem codes
If a valid code returns a “that code doesn’t exist” error right after an update, leave and rejoin on a fresh server, which usually loads the newer version where the code registers.
More free Rerolls beyond codes
Codes run out fast, so your steady supply comes from inside the game. Three sources keep refilling without any Robux.
- Group reward: Like the game and join the developer’s Roblox group for 5 free Rerolls, confirmed at the billboard near the school entrance.
- Playtime rewards: Staying online drip-feeds Rerolls at set intervals, with the first arriving after about five minutes.
- Daily quests: Rotating objectives each pay out 1 to 5 Rerolls on completion.
The Quests tab is your most reliable long-term pipeline. Objectives are a mix of combat and casual tasks, and some of them complete passively just by moving around campus.
| Quest | Target | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Shoot a basketball | 11 times | 1 Reroll |
| Land a 3-hit combo without missing | 3 combos | 1 Reroll |
| Break guards | 2 guards | 3 Rerolls |
| Sprint | 3,500 studs | 3 Rerolls |
| Hit different people | 8 players | 5 Rerolls |
The sprint quest clears on its own while you explore hallways and the courtyard, and the basketball quest is easy to finish on the outdoor court with the ball tool equipped. Running these every day removes any reason to buy Reroll packs, which climb from 24 Robux for 10 rolls up to 2,400 Robux for 1,000.
Why height decides your combat stats
Height looks cosmetic, but it directly changes how your character fights. Open the Stats menu, look at the profile tab, and you can reroll your height the same way you reroll a fighting style.
- Taller characters get longer melee reach and deal more damage per hit.
- Shorter characters get faster punch animations.
Aim for 5’10” or taller. At that range your punches connect while a shorter opponent’s strikes miss in front of you, which flips neutral hallway trades in your favor. Rolling that high is not guaranteed, though, since most results cluster around 5’6″ to 5’8″ and anything from 6’0″ up lands under two percent of the time.
Set your height to at least 5’10” first; adjust hair and eye color afterward, since each category rerolls independently.
Best fighting styles and reroll odds
Your fighting style sets your moveset, damage scaling, and animations. Everyone starts on Basic, and you reroll for better ones from the same Stats profile. The odds are heavily weighted toward the common styles.
| Style | Roll chance |
|---|---|
| Basic | 67.29% |
| Karate | 15% |
| MMA | 10% |
| Boxing | 2.5% |
| Taekwondo | 2.5% |
| Muay Thai | 1% |
| Wrestling | 1% |
| Yujin | 0.2% |
| Sorcerer | 0.2% |
| Bat | 0.2% |
| Togi | 0.1% |
| ??? | 0.01% |
If you have a healthy pool of Rerolls, it is worth pushing past Karate and MMA and holding out for at least Boxing, Muay Thai, or Wrestling, which have far more combo potential. The sub-one-percent styles like Yujin, Sorcerer, Bat, and the Mythic Togi are the rarest pulls. If you land one, stop rerolling that slot immediately so you do not overwrite it.
Togi, Sorcerer, Bat, and Yujin are also sold directly in the shop for Robux if you would rather skip the odds entirely.
The Infirmary safe zone
Fights break out all over campus, so low health can make you an easy target for players pursuing the “hit 8 different people” quest. Once hurt, go into the main building and find the Infirmary.
Inside, other players cannot attack you or initiate combat, while your health recovers three times faster than in regular areas. Restore your health there, then head back outside prepared to fight.
Settings, the PvP toggle, and extras
The Settings menu holds the usual camera, particle, and sound options, plus combat toggles. A PvP toggle is on the way, letting you switch off open combat so you can socialize or customize without getting jumped in the hallways.
Outside of fighting, you can equip Tools from the top-bar wheel for minigames like basketball, soccer, snacks, and instruments. You can also create or join custom Clubs and collect Titles that display above your character, earning their frames along the way. Stack your Rerolls through daily play, roll a tall frame with a high-tier style, and the campus hierarchy sorts itself out quickly.
