⚠️ Pre-launch article — based on beta and official previews. Updated regularly as new information is released.
You Don’t Need to Reroll in Ananta
If you’ve arrived here looking for a reroll guide — how to restart your account to get a better character from the gacha — here’s the short answer: Ananta doesn’t have a gacha pull system for characters. There’s nothing to reroll for.
In most gacha RPGs, rerolling makes sense because characters are locked behind random pull banners. Rerolling lets you exploit your launch currency to land a top-tier 5-star on a fresh account. It’s tedious, but for games with aggressive gacha systems, often worth it.
Ananta works differently. All playable characters are unlocked through main story progression. As you play through the game’s narrative, characters join your roster — every single one, for every player, for free. There are no banners, no pull rates to worry about, no pity counters, and no RNG standing between you and the cast.
This is genuinely great news. You can skip the reroll grind entirely and just play the game.
What To Do Instead: Getting the Best Start
Since there’s no reroll loop, your launch-day energy is better spent on things that actually matter. Here’s how to get ahead fast:
1. Complete the Prologue and Unlock Characters Early
Your roster expands through story progress. The faster you move through the early chapters, the sooner you have a full team to work with. On day one, push the main story as far as you comfortably can — don’t get distracted by open-world side content before you’ve unlocked your core team.
Priority: Main story first, exploration second, during the first play session.
2. Claim All Pre-Registration and Launch Rewards Immediately
The moment you’re in the game, open your mailbox and claim everything. Pre-registration rewards, launch event bonuses, and any promotional codes have expiry timers. These typically include upgrade materials, in-game currency, and sometimes cosmetic items.
Check the Codes page on AnantaDex — we’ll have all active launch codes listed the moment the game goes live.
3. Understand Your Starting Roster
Rather than hunting for a specific character like in a gacha game, your focus is on understanding and investing in whoever you’ve unlocked early. Take a few minutes to:
- Read each character’s skill descriptions
- Identify your primary damage dealer, your support, and your flex slot
- Check if any of your early characters have synergistic abilities (skills that combo together)
A team with good synergy will outperform a higher-rarity team with no coordination. Since every character in the game is eventually yours, team building in Ananta is about composition rather than luck.
4. Prioritize Upgrade Materials in the Right Order
With no pull currency to hoard, your resource management in Ananta is about character upgrades. Early mistakes here cost time:
- Upgrade your main damage dealer’s active skills first. This has the most immediate impact on clearing content faster.
- Don’t spread materials equally across all characters. Concentrate on your core team of two or three until they’re strong, then expand.
- Skill upgrades typically matter more than raw level. Leveling a character’s signature skill often provides a bigger power increase than the equivalent stat investment.
5. Explore Nova City Systematically
Nova City is full of one-time rewards: hidden chests, environmental puzzles, collectibles, and exploration bonuses tied to district completion. Unlike pull currency (which doesn’t exist here), these rewards go toward upgrade materials and in-game currency for cosmetics.
Get into the habit of clearing each district thoroughly before moving to the next. A consistent explorer will be significantly stronger than a player who only follows the main quest marker.
6. Think About Cosmetics, Not Pulls
Since spending in Ananta is cosmetic-only — character outfits and visual skins — your relationship with the game’s shop is entirely different from a gacha RPG. There’s no “should I save for the next banner?” calculus. The only question is: does this skin look good to you, and is it worth the price?
If you plan to spend anything, wait until you’ve played enough to know which characters you love spending time with. Buying a skin for a character who ends up not matching your playstyle is the only “mistake” available in Ananta’s shop.
First-Day Priority Checklist
To summarize — your optimal launch day in Ananta:
- ✅ Claim all mailbox rewards and launch codes immediately
- ✅ Complete the prologue and early story chapters to expand your roster
- ✅ Identify your core team and check for skill synergies
- ✅ Start upgrading your main damage dealer’s skills
- ✅ Explore your starting district fully for one-time material rewards
- ✅ Set up daily missions and understand the daily/weekly resource loop
- ✅ Bookmark AnantaDex for the launch-day tier list, character guides, and active codes
The Bottom Line
The traditional reroll guide doesn’t apply to Ananta — and that’s a feature, not a bug. You can spend your launch window actually playing the game instead of grinding through tutorials over and over hoping for lucky rolls.
Every player starts on equal footing. Every character is available to everyone. The advantage goes to whoever plays smarter, not whoever got luckier with their starting pulls.
Welcome to Nova City — just play.