Reroll Guide

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The process for rerolling in is incredibly simple, since the developers included a way to streamline the process. The time it takes to complete one reroll is only 1-2 minutes long, faster than most other gacha games. This is because you only need to complete the tutorial once, as the method for rerolling in the game, deleting the player data, allows you to skip the tutorial entirely.

Upon finishing the tutorial and claiming all rewards from the mail, you should have enough for 10 Synchros. It is highly recommended that you do a 10x Synchro on the character pick-up synchro as the standard synchro has a chance to give Tension Cards, or the game's version of weapons, which will not be very necessary in the beginning of the game.

After finishing the tutorial pull and the dialogue that follows, you will be able to freely roam the area.

At this point, open up the Mail by clicking the three-barred icon on the top left-hand corner of the screen and selecting the mail icon.

From there, make sure to claim all available rewards, the amount will vary depending on when you play, but the launch rewards will give enough for a 10x Synchro. Any extra currency you have can be used for single pulls or saved if you are happy with the result from the initial 10-pull.

Next, navigate to the gacha menu by clicking on the robot icon on the top left-hand corner of the screen. Once in the gacha menu, make sure the character pick-up synchro is selected, then do the 10x Synchro. If you are happy with the result, then feel free to continue with the story!

If you don’t get the character you want, exit to the title screen, go to the menu, and select Delete Player Data. Restart the game, skip the tutorial, and repeat the process until you get the desired character.

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The top target to reroll for is usually going to be the rate-up character, as they tend to be very strong in the meta. In version 1.0, depending on when you start, the rate-up character will be either Tsuruko Semba or Kazuki Aoyama, both of which are incredibly strong characters who we don't see falling off anytime soon.
Additionally, each of the four standard 3-star characters, Miu Jujo, Enoki Yukigaya, Jio Takinogawa, and Q, are great additions to your team, so getting any of them early will be incredibly beneficial. Out of those four, the only one we would recommend less than the others is Enoki due to her high risk, high reward gameplay that may be difficult for those just starting out, however she is just as good, if not better, than the rest of the standard characters.

Hinagiku Akiba

tankbreaker

Hina does literally everything—her weakest job (DPS) is still equivalent to S‑tier. Her breaking and support utility are so unbelievable that I can’t imagine her kit ever being power‑crept. With no real flaws and pure upsides for any team, Hina has earned her SS‑tier placement.

Pros

• **Unbelievable Break Values
• **Unbelievable Damage
• **Unbelievable Utility
• **Unbelievably Easy

Cons

• **N/A

Reroll Tier

SS

Jio Takinogawa

debuffer

Jio is a solid all rounder in theory, but in reality his primary reason to be played is his unique 25% armor shred and ability to deal decent break damage. Jio's main gimmick comes from his Venom, a damage over time [DOT] debuff that deals a little damage per tick based on how many stacks are on the enemy. When the Venom reaches its cap it will detonate, dealing AOE damage to all nearby enemies. While the damage can be improved, including making the detonation crit, it's not enough to consider him a main DPS when compared to the dedicated DPS characters. His break damage is also quite good, but not exceptional enough to call him a dedicated breaker. However, no other character in the game can apply armor shred, which combined with the above factors results in a surprisingly good character.

Pros

• Lethal Debuff
• Great AOE
• Good Break
• Many Hits

Cons

• Average Overall
• Easily Replaceable

Reroll Tier

S

Enoki Yukigaya

attacker

Wielding a massive claymore and even more massive damage, Enoki is a powerhouse DPS who embodies high risk and high reward. Her main damage comes from her strategy skill Grill Impact, a leaping attack that deals nearly half the damage of most ultimates. However, she can only use this ability once her heat is stacked up. Heat is built via the fourth hit of her primary attack, her secondary, her counterattack, and her perfect dodge attack. Any enemy hit resets all her heat. Combined with low defenses and a second passive that drains her life for more damage, Enoki is one of the riskiest yet most rewarding characters in Tribe Nine.

Pros

• Absurd Damage Output
• Win More DPS
• Nuclear Option

Cons

• Risky Gameplay
• Manual Preferred
• Enemy Aggression Reliant

Reroll Tier

S

Miu Jujo

nuker

Miu is a high-damaging DPS with solid output and possibly the strongest ultimate in the game once charged. To charge her ultimate, she first uses her strategy skill Vertical Crystal to drop a turret. Enemies hit within its AOE build charge with every instance of damage. Although it may take some time to fully charge her ultimate, her chain attack can quickly generate a large charge. While Miu is mostly flawless, she suffers from poor break values on her primary and secondary attacks, and her turret does no break damage at all. As such, she relies on teammates to provide the break needed to fund her ultimate and help her gain charge. However, this downside is easily negated as bosses melt once hit by her fully charged ultimate, which costs only one bar to activate and delivers up to 20 hits of high damage, further boosted by levelling her second passive.

Pros

• Great DPS
• Lightning Fast
• Life Bar Melting Ultimate

Cons

• Poor Breaker
• Ramp Up Time
• Multi Hit Ult

Reroll Tier

S

In conclusion, rerolling in Tribe Nine is incredibly easy and definitely worth doing since any character you get will help you progress in the story. Good luck and happy rolling!

GooseofSiliness

Content Creator for Tribe Nine