Perfect Cube
Perfect Cube is a high-value Anime Squadron stat reroll item best saved for a unit that will stay on your team.
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Anime Squadron Reroll Cube Wiki
Reroll Cube is an Anime Squadron stat reroll item used when a keeper unit has poor stat rolls.
Anime Squadron Reroll Cube Details
- Type
- item
- Role
- Stat reroll currency
- Best For
- Players fixing weak stat rolls on a long-term unit
What Is Anime Squadron Reroll Cube?
Reroll Cube is for the stat side of unit building. It is easy to mix it up with Trait Shards, but the two solve different problems. Trait Shards chase trait text. Reroll Cubes chase better stat rolls after you already like the unit enough to keep it. The best cube target is usually not the newest random pull. It is the unit that already has a slot: the carry that handles bosses, the tank that buys time, the support that keeps the team running, or the evolution form you plan to field. If that unit has bad rolls, a cube can clean up the stat line without forcing another summon. A veteran habit is to decide the unit first, then reroll stats. When the roster is still changing every few pulls, cubes are easy to waste. Once the unit is locked into the team, the cube has a clear job. The stat reroll screen shows the cost and the result flow, so the account can spend with a target instead of gambling out of boredom.
How To Get Reroll Cube In Anime Squadron
Reroll Cubes come from rewards that list stat reroll items, including some code rewards, event rewards, pass rewards, quests, and mode payouts. The inventory count near the stat reroll area tells you how many are ready to spend. If an older code page mentions cubes, the reward only matters if the code still redeems in the game.
Anime Squadron Reroll Cube Abilities
Reroll Cube changes unit stat rolls through the stat reroll system. It does not roll traits, evolve a unit, craft gear, or change a banner. Its job is narrow, which is exactly why it matters. When the right unit has the wrong stats, cubes give that unit another chance to match its role.
Anime Squadron Reroll Cube Pros and Cons
Pros
- Fixes a real unit: A cube can repair poor stats on a unit that already has the right role.
- Leaves traits alone: It works on stats, so Trait Shards stay saved for trait chasing.
Cons
- Weak on temporary units: A cube spent on early filler rarely matters after the next banner pull.
- Needs a chosen target: Without a keeper unit, rerolling stats is mostly burning inventory.
Reroll Cube Notes
- Difficulty
- Limited stat item best saved for a unit that stays
Reroll Cube Obtain Methods In Anime Squadron
- Reward drops: Cubes can appear in codes, events, quests, pass rewards, and mode reward lists when the reward names stat reroll materials.
- Inventory count: The cube count in the reroll area is the number that matters before spending.
- Stat reroll NPC: The Stat Reroll NPC is where the cube turns into a new stat roll on the selected unit.
Related Anime Squadron Resources
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Stat Reroll NPC
Stat Reroll NPC is the Anime Squadron NPC where reroll cubes are spent on unit stat rolls.
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Trait Shards
Trait Shards are Anime Squadron reroll materials spent at the trait NPC when a keeper unit needs a better trait.
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Superior
Superior is an Anime Squadron trait with a 0.1% roll chance that changes how a unit handles carry scaling.
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Cloner
Cloner is an Anime Squadron trait with a 0.2% roll chance that changes how a unit handles extra spawned units.
Good cube target
The best target is a unit you already plan to keep after the next summon or evolution step.
Trait boundary
Bad trait text is not a cube problem. Trait Shards handle trait rerolls; cubes handle stat rolls.
Name boundary
Some reward lists use loose cube wording. The in-game item label and stat reroll area settle which cube is being spent.
Reroll Cube FAQ
What does Reroll Cube do?
It rerolls unit stats through the stat reroll system.
Where do you spend Reroll Cubes?
They are spent at the Stat Reroll NPC or stat reroll screen.
Is Reroll Cube for traits?
No. Trait Shards handle traits.
When is Reroll Cube worth using?
It is worth using after the unit already has a long-term team slot.
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