Stat Prisms in Anime Origins, Explained

Across public Anime Origins documentation, players frequently encounter different terms for the exact same stat modification items. The community wiki and certain update logs refer to them as Stat Rerolls and Perfect Stat Rerolls, while mainstream code trackers and gameplay guides label them Stat Prisms and Perfect Stat Prisms. Both names refer to the exact same items in your inventory.

Crucially, players searching for 'Star Prisms' are looking at a common spelling error. There is no independent third item family named Star Prism in Anime Origins. This guide maintains both legitimate names (Prisms and Rerolls) so you can easily identify your rewards without being misled by confusing community typos.

Additionally, keep Stat Prisms strictly separate from Trait Rerolls. Stat Prisms adjust the fundamental numerical grades (Damage, Range, SPA/Cooldown) of a unit in the Upgrade Area, whereas Trait Rerolls change the passive trait (such as Immortal, Overseer, or Ascendant) at the Trait Reroll NPC. They use distinct inventories, different interfaces, and separate resource budgets.

Public trackers credit several promotional codes with Stat Prisms. Most sources and in-game notices report an Account Level 10 threshold for the Codes button, though some release codes may be redeemable earlier. Check the button in your client first, redeem each code with exact capitalization, and confirm your backpack items rather than treating public tallies as official developer guarantees. As of the September 14 cross-check, only these still appear in the active columns:

• Update1: Listed active — 10 normal Stat Prisms and 10 Perfect Stat Prisms (plus 10 Trait Rerolls).

• AuraMonster: Listed active — 11 normal Stat Prisms (plus 1,111 Gems and 11 Trait Rerolls).

• Origins: Status disputed — 20 normal Stat Prisms and 10 Perfect Stat Prisms (some platforms document these as Stat Rerolls); GamesRadar and IGN list active while the other tracker reports expired.

• Expired-reported: 100K! (10 normal + 10 Perfect), HappyPatch! (5 normal + 5 Perfect), and TYKaito! (5 normal) have moved to the expired-reported table. Their prism counts are last-reported values — test them on your account rather than budgeting them.

Disputed Codes: GAMESPEED and THANKYOU! have conflicting public reward records across trackers and are now expired-reported as well. Treat third-party claims provisionally and verify items directly in your in-game inventory upon redemption.

Beyond codes, repeatable gameplay sources such as daily/weekly missions and mode drops are mentioned in player discussions, but official drop probability tables remain unpublished by developers.

Understanding the distinction between normal and Perfect prisms is essential for efficient resource management:

Normal Stat Prisms: In public guides (including Gamepur), a normal Stat Prism rerolls all base stat multipliers (Damage, Range, and SPA) simultaneously. Because it changes all three stats together, it is best used when establishing a baseline on a newly acquired unit where most rolls are mediocre.

Perfect Stat Prisms: Gamepur reports that a Perfect Stat Prism allows targeted rerolling of one stat at a time. This enables players to refine a single low stat while preserving favorable rolls on the other two slots, preventing unwanted downgrades to acceptable attributes.

Note on Official Probability: The developers have not published exact probability distributions, grade weight curves, or pity systems for stat rerolling. Treat all rerolling as subject to RNG and patch balance adjustments (Checked 2026-08-20).

Because Perfect Stat Prisms are among the scarcest commodities in Anime Origins, spending them indiscriminately can slow late-game progression. Community guides recommend prioritizing:

1. Top-Tier Secret Carries: Madaro (Edo Tensei) benefits from high base Damage to maximize his Heaven Splitter burst multiplier; Valcrad (Unleashed) benefits from Range and SPA for Coffin Trap uptime; and Cursed Lover (Pure Love) transfers high base stats across copied abilities.

2. Core Support Anchors: Bluma (Data Analyst) and Bon (Purgatory) represent strong secondary targets once your primary carries are stabilized, as higher combat stats support team consistency in extended modes.

3. Transitional and Budget Units: Units like Itsoda or unevolved low-rarity placeholders should rely on normal prisms for baseline stats rather than consuming scarce Perfect prisms.

Follow these practical rules to avoid wasting Stat Prisms:

Rule 1: Never spend Perfect Stat Prisms on a unit before confirming its long-term spot in your primary squad. Early launch rankings shift frequently as patches arrive.

Rule 2: Never spend Perfect Stat Prisms on a pre-evolution base unit without verifying in the live in-game evolution dialog whether stat grades carry over.

Rule 3: Never confuse Stat Prisms with Trait Rerolls. If you are looking to change a unit's passive skill, visit the Trait Reroll NPC rather than spending prisms in the Upgrade Area.

Rule 4: Stop rolling normal prisms once a unit achieves serviceable baseline stats. Continuously rerolling all three stats at once can displace an already decent roll.