Roll, team, merge, mutate, push waves
Roll fighters, assemble a team, merge duplicates to level them, hunt rare mutations, and challenge endless waves with checkpoint rewards. Those system families come from the official Roblox description.
Roll Anime to Fight Wiki
Start with confirmed mechanics, then use the focused pages that can support a real team, merge, wave, or resource decision.
Quick answer
Use the confirmed core systems, then open the focused page for your next action
Roll, team, merge, mutation, and wave play are confirmed; exact rates, caps, curves, and reward tables remain unknown.
Exact rates, caps, curves, and rewards still need evidence
The site does not publish numeric roll odds, a pity rule, mutation multipliers, merge XP, a maximum level, checkpoint tables, or enemy scaling until direct current evidence supports them.
Player routes
Open the page that matches your decision
Each page keeps reported facts, player observations, and unknown values visibly separate.
Wiki topic pages · Resource guide
Traits and Shards
Reported code rewards, spending checks, and gaps in trait costs and effects.
Wiki topic pages · Variant guideRolling and mutations
What the official game confirms and why no fake odds simulator is published.
Wiki topic pages · EvidenceSources and link status
Official Roblox details, likely-official Discord, community wiki status, and public trackers.
FAQ
Wiki questions
What is confirmed about Roll Anime to Fight?
The official game description confirms rolling fighters, building a team, merging duplicates to level them, rare mutations, endless waves, and higher checkpoints for rewards.
What information is still missing?
A complete fighter list, current stats, roll odds, mutation effects, merge XP, level cap, slot unlocks, checkpoint rewards, enemy scaling, and trait details still need direct evidence.
Why are there only a few wiki pages?
A focused page is published only when available evidence can answer a real player decision. Unsupported entity pages would create false confidence.