Mutation beats rarity for cash output
A Common character with AdminAbuse (6.89×) will often out-earn a Godly with no mutation. Always check the mutation before deciding whether to replace a unit.
Updated 2026-05-06 · community-tracked from the official Discord
Mutations are cash-output multipliers that can appear on any Roll an Anime character regardless of rarity. A character with an AdminAbuse mutation earns 6.89× its base cash rate — that beats most unmodified Epic units outright. The 7-mutation table below was posted in the official Discord #general channel on 2026-04-28, pinned by staff as the community's best-effort reference.
Source: vorce__ (community contributor) in the official Discord #general (pinned message) on 2026-04-28, pinned by server staff. The author's note: "The author of this table flagged: 'not testers but pretty confident on these numbers'." — treat these as highly accurate community data, not developer-confirmed math.
| Mutation | Multiplier | Cash boost | Tier | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radiant | 1.92× | +92% | low | Most common mutation tier. A solid upgrade to base cash output. |
| Aurora | 2.63× | +163% | low | More than doubles base cash output. |
| Starborn | 3.93× | +293% | mid | Nearly quadruples base output — a major upgrade worth holding. |
| Crimson | 4.69× | +369% | mid | Strong mid-tier mutation. Worth keeping on any high-rarity unit. |
| Umbral | 5.4× | +440% | high | Rare mutation that puts a character into elite cash-output territory. |
| Anomaly | 5.7× | +470% | high | Top-tier mutation, close to the ceiling for known multipliers. |
| AdminAbuse | 6.89× | +589% | godly | The highest-known mutation multiplier in the community table. An AdminAbuse character earns nearly 7× its base rate. |
Mutations are special bonus modifiers that can appear on Roll an Anime characters, multiplying their cash output beyond the base rate. A character with a Radiant mutation earns 1.92× more cash than the same character without one. Mutations are separate from the character's rarity tier — a Common with AdminAbuse beats an Epic with no mutation in raw cash output.
When you roll a character on a block, the game can randomly apply a mutation to that character. The mutation multiplier then stacks on top of everything else — the character's base cash output, the pedestal slot multiplier, and any active event or code buff. The result is that a Common character with AdminAbuse (6.89×) can out-earn a Godly with no mutation, depending on their base rates.
There is no way to guarantee or choose a mutation. It is part of the gacha RNG. Every roll on the same block gives you another chance to land a better mutation.
A Common character with AdminAbuse (6.89×) will often out-earn a Godly with no mutation. Always check the mutation before deciding whether to replace a unit.
Pedestal location multipliers stack with mutation multipliers. Your highest mutation + highest pedestal slot is your peak cash-per-slot combination.
A Starborn (3.93×) or higher mutation on a Rare unit can outperform an Epic unit with no mutation, depending on the base output difference.
Per the developer (2026-05-02): characters acquired by trading do not count toward rebirth. Hold your best self-rolled mutated units for rebirth eligibility.
This means your best mutated units should be ones you rolled yourself. A high-mutation traded character is great for cash output, but it will not help you unlock rebirth progress. Plan your rebirth lineup around self-rolled units — and keep the best mutated ones in both categories if possible.
A mutation is a cash-output multiplier that can appear on any Roll an Anime character regardless of its rarity. The multiplier stacks on top of the character's base cash output. A Radiant mutation adds +92%, while the best-known mutation (AdminAbuse) adds +589%.
Mutations are applied randomly when you roll a character on a block. You cannot choose or guarantee a mutation — it is part of the gacha RNG. Rerolling the same block pool gives you another chance to land a mutation.
The table on this page is community-tracked data posted on 2026-04-28 in the official Discord's #general channel by vorce__, then pinned by server staff. The author noted 'not testers but pretty confident on these numbers'. The developer (rlrblx) has not published an official mutation multiplier table as of 2026-05-06.
Based on game mechanics, the mutation multiplier applies to the character's overall cash output — offline earnings follow the same character output rate, so yes, a higher mutation earns more cash both online and offline. This is not explicitly confirmed by the developer, but is consistent with how the offline system works.
No. The developer posted on 2026-05-02: 'you cannot rebirth with anime's that are acquired by trades. This is intentional for balancing.' This applies regardless of mutation tier.
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