Anime Origins Trait and currency planners

This hub is the spending desk for Anime Origins after the 14 August 2026 Roblox launch. Story Mode, Infinite Mode, Raids, and online co-op all pay you in the same account currencies, and every one of those currencies can vanish in a single impatient summon or a Trait Reroll on a unit you will bench tomorrow. The two planners below exist so you decide the spend before you join a lobby—not after the animation already finished.

Use the Trait Planner when a stack of Trait Rerolls is sitting unused. It lists every current trait, the published odds, pity notes for Immortal and Overseer, and a simple rule for who should eat those rolls: the carry that stays on the board, not the farm unit that only prints cash. Each unit stores two traits and activates one, which is why the planner treats a keep as a slot decision rather than a trophy screenshot.

Use the Stat Prism Guide when Origins or THANKYOU! fills the Perfect stack and you need a keep-or-hold rule. Use the Currency Guide when a code drop lands Gems, Trait Rerolls, Stat Prisms, or Perfect Stat Prisms at once. Gems belong on banners. Trait Rerolls belong on keepers. Prisms belong on units you will still field next week. In-match cash is a different pool entirely, and that is where Bluma and other income units matter.

Those two pages are not replacements for the live lists. Redeem strings still live on Codes. The keep-or-reroll ranking still lives on the trait tier list. This hub is the map that tells you which of those pages to open before you click.

What to open first

If you just hit Level 10, redeem codes first, then park the rewards. Do not dump Gems into a random banner because the lobby looks empty. Open the currency guide, mark what each reward is for, then jump to summoning or rerolling with a target already named.

If you already have a Secret or Mythic carry, skip the gem lecture and go straight to the trait planner. Immortal is a 0.1 percent roll with pity around 1,300 and a placement limit of one. Overseer sits near 4.1 percent with pity around 900. Those numbers are why you do not casually tap reroll on an Epic you will replace after the next banner.

If you are grouping in online co-op—public lobbies cap at 22 players, and private servers are free—agree who brings the farm unit and who brings the Immortal candidate before you load in. Traits and income do not copy across accounts. Each player still spends their own Gems and Prisms.

How the planners fit a session

A clean loop looks like this. Redeem. Check the currency guide so Prisms do not land on junk. Summon only if you still lack a carry or a farm unit. Clear Story Mode for materials and Trait Rerolls. Open the trait planner, pick the unit that will still be on the board next week, and stop the moment a keep-tier trait lands in the active slot. Then go back into a match instead of rolling one more time.

The tools category stays small on purpose. Two dense planners beat a pile of calculators that invent numbers the client does not show. Odds and pity here are planning figures from launch tracking. If Origins Project posts a patch that changes a rate, this hub will point at the updated planner instead of hiding the change inside a patch-note dump.

Walk in with the spend already named

The last step is not another table. It is walking into a live match with the spend already decided. Name the carry. Name the farm. Name the trait you will accept so you do not panic-roll when a Rare Fury I appears. If you are in co-op, say those three names in chat before wave one. That is the entire point of this hub: fewer wasted clicks between the launch lobby and a team that actually clears.