Traits are essential unit modifiers that apply to any unit in Anime Adventures. They affect that unit’s performance in a fight, providing additional damage to bosses and granting extended range or a higher rate of fire. I found some to be a bit elusive and not explained very well in the game, such as the Reaper trait. In this guide, I'll explain how it works and what chances you have to pull it in Anime Adventures.
What is the Reaper Trait in Anime Adventures and its pulling chance
The Reaper is a very rare Unique Trait with only a 0.6% chance of being pulled. Being Unique means you can only put down one character in a match with this Trait. The Reaper allows units that have it to receive the following damage boosts:
- 15% more damage to units.
- 25% more damage to bosses.
This Trait will outline your units with a red and black aura, indicating they have it on them. It goes exceptionally well with characters already efficient in dispatching boss enemies, like Akin (Contract).
Rerolling Traits in Anime Adventures
If you're unsatisfied with a particular Trait roll in Anime Adventures, you can reroll them by speaking to Beeruh outside the Evolve hub and selecting Reroll Potential. The game gets more demanding as you take on higher levels; at a certain point, you will need to optimize your units as much as possible, but the Traits you roll are up to chance and never guaranteed. Using a Trait Reroll allows you to remove the character's existing Trait in favor of something more usable.
Looking for more guides on Traits for your characters in Anime Adventures? We have what you need! Check out What does the Adept trait offer in Anime Adventures – Roblox and What does Celestial do in Anime Adventures? – Roblox, here on Pro Game Guides!
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