Traits in Anime Zero are important upgrades that give your weapons additional stats. Depending on the trait you obtain, you can increase damage, improve attack speed, reduce ability cooldowns, or earn more resources while farming. Choosing the right trait can make combat easier and help you progress through the game faster.
There are 18 traits available in Anime Zero, each with different bonuses and roll chances. Some traits are extremely rare and provide several powerful buffs, while others are easier to obtain and useful during early progression. This guide covers every trait, its bonuses, how to enchant weapons, how to use Auto Reroll, and the best ways to get more Trait Rerolls.
All Anime Zero Traits and Their Buffs
Anime Zero features 18 weapon traits with different rarities and stat bonuses. Before spending your Trait Rerolls, consider what you need most from your weapon. Damage-focused traits are useful for defeating enemies quickly, while cooldown reduction and attack speed can improve your overall combat performance.
Fortune is a good option for farming resources, whereas Deadeye and Supernova offer powerful bonuses for combat. Here is the complete list of Anime Zero traits, including their roll chances and effects.
Deadeye — 0.01% roll chance
- +20% Damage
- +5% Crit Chance
- +50% Crit Damage
- Best for: Critical damage builds
Supernova — 0.01% roll chance
- +24% Damage
- +12% Cooldown Reduction
- +20% Attack Speed
- +3 Walk Speed
- Best for: All-round combat builds
Fortune — 12.63% roll chance
- +25% Coins
- +20% EXP
- +20% Drop Rate
- Best for: Resource farming and progression
Sniper — 0.04% roll chance
- +12% Crit Chance
- +15% Crit Damage
- +8% Attack Speed
- Best for: Critical hit builds
Ferocity — 0.04% roll chance
- +18% Damage
- +8% Cooldown Reduction
- +14% Attack Speed
- +2 Walk Speed
- Best for: Balanced damage builds
Overkill — 1% roll chance
- +40% Crit Damage
- Best for: Critical damage builds
Razor Focus — 1% roll chance
- +13% Crit Chance
- Best for: Builds that rely on critical hits
Hunter — 1.83% roll chance
- +10% Damage
- +5% Cooldown Reduction
- +10% Attack Speed
- +1 Walk Speed
- Best for: General combat
Power III — 4.21% roll chance
- +8% Damage
- Best for: Direct damage builds
Swift III — 4.21% roll chance
- +12% Attack Speed
- +1 Walk Speed
- Best for: Attack speed and mobility
Focus III — 4.21% roll chance
- +10% Cooldown Reduction
- Best for: Frequent ability usage
Vitality — 7.66% roll chance
- +25% Max Health
- Best for: Survivability
Power II — 8.42% roll chance
- +6% Damage
- Best for: Early progression
Swift II — 8.42% roll chance
- +9% Attack Speed
- +1 Walk Speed
- Best for: Early combat and mobility
Focus II — 8.42% roll chance
- +7% Cooldown Reduction
- Best for: Ability-focused builds
Power I — 12.64% roll chance
- +4% Damage
- Best for: Starter damage upgrades
Swift I — 12.63% roll chance
- +6% Attack Speed
- +1 Walk Speed
- Best for: Starter mobility upgrades
Focus I — 12.63% roll chance
- +4% Cooldown Reduction
- Best for: Starter ability upgrades
The roll chances determine how frequently you can expect to obtain each trait, but they do not guarantee a specific result after a certain number of attempts. Deadeye and Supernova are among the rarest options at just 0.01% each, so getting either one may require many rerolls.
How to Enchant Weapons in Anime Zero
Enchanting is the process of rerolling a weapon’s current trait to obtain a different set of bonuses. Since traits are attached to individual weapons, make sure you select the weapon you actually use before spending your Trait Rerolls.
Follow these steps to enchant your weapon in Anime Zero:
- Open the Areas menu.
- Select the Traits area and travel to the Enchanter NPC, Matilda.
- Use the arrows beside the weapon’s name to select the weapon you want to improve.
- Check its current trait and the number of Trait Rerolls you have available.
- Select the Reroll option to replace the current trait with a new one.
- Review the result and decide whether to keep it or continue rerolling.
Keep in mind that rerolling replaces the weapon’s existing trait. Avoid spending your tokens without checking your current bonus, especially if you already have a useful trait for your build.
How to Use Auto Reroll in Anime Zero
Auto Reroll makes the enchanting process easier because you do not need to start every roll manually. This feature is particularly useful when you are trying to obtain rare traits such as Deadeye, Supernova, or Ferocity.
To use Auto Reroll, open the trait selection menu or the Keep Traits menu. Select the traits you want the system to keep, then enable Auto Reroll. The system will continue rolling until it obtains one of your selected traits.
Before activating this feature, double-check your selected traits. Choosing the wrong option could cause the system to stop on a trait that does not fit your build. You can also check your Trait History to review previous results and track the traits you have obtained.
How to Get More Trait Rerolls in Anime Zero
Trait Rerolls, also referred to as Trait Tokens, are needed whenever you want to enchant your weapons. If you are aiming for one of the rarest traits, you will likely need to collect a large supply before starting. Fortunately, there are several ways to earn more rerolls without relying entirely on random drops.
Here are the main methods to get more Trait Rerolls in Anime Zero:
- Clear game modes: Play different game modes and complete them to obtain reroll rewards. Repeating modes can help you build up your supply.
- Claim daily rewards: Log in regularly and collect the available daily rewards, which can provide Trait Tokens.
- Redeem Anime Zero codes: Check for active codes that offer free rerolls or other useful rewards. Redeeming them can help you continue enchanting without spending as many resources earned through gameplay.
Try to save your Trait Rerolls instead of using them on every weapon you find. Prioritize the weapon you plan to use for a longer period, then look for a trait that supports your preferred playstyle.
Which Anime Zero Traits Should You Choose?
The best trait depends on whether you want to focus on combat, farming, or survival. Some traits provide several bonuses at once, while others specialize in a single stat. Understanding these differences will help you decide when to keep a trait and when to spend more tokens on another roll.
Here are some recommendations based on your goals:
- Best all-round combat: Supernova offers damage, attack speed, cooldown reduction, and movement speed, making it a strong combination of stats.
- Best for critical damage: Deadeye provides a large critical damage bonus alongside additional damage and critical chance.
- Best for resource farming: Fortune increases Coins, EXP, and Drop Rate, making it useful when your goal is faster progression.
- Best for balanced combat: Ferocity combines damage, attack speed, cooldown reduction, and movement speed.
- Best for survivability: Vitality increases maximum health by 25%, which can help you survive more damage.
- Best for frequent ability usage: Focus III provides 10% cooldown reduction, allowing you to use abilities more frequently.
- Best for attack speed: Swift III provides a 12% attack speed bonus and additional movement speed.
Supernova and Deadeye have extremely low roll chances, so do not feel that you must obtain either one before progressing. Traits such as Hunter, Power III, Swift III, and Focus III can still provide useful benefits depending on your weapon and build.
Traits are an important part of improving weapons in Anime Zero, allowing you to increase damage, attack speed, critical stats, cooldown reduction, health, or farming rewards. With 18 available traits, choosing the right bonus can make a noticeable difference in how you approach combat and progression.
Visit Matilda in the Traits area to enchant your weapons, use Auto Reroll to search for specific traits, and collect more Trait Tokens through game modes, daily rewards, and redeemable codes. Focus your resources on your main weapon and keep traits that support your goals instead of wasting rerolls on upgrades you do not need.