How to Read the Rebirth Screen in Anime Dice

In the published image, the Rebirth menu is opened from the left-side Rebirth button, between Shop and Index. Its confirmation button is green, and the close button is the red X. Panel reference

The balance exceeds the requirement by $19.42M. That is arithmetic, not a promised refund. Meeting the displayed cash requirement does not establish every in-game condition; it does not establish that cash above the requirement will be returned.

The multiplier rises by 0.5x in absolute terms, but by 25% relative to its starting value:

It is not a 50% relative increase. It also does not mean a 25-percentage-point increase in the drop chance of a particular character. The panel does not provide a character probability formula.

Open Rebirth and read the cash bar, both multiplier rows, and the current reset warning. Compare the requirement with the balance you actually hold; a price shown in someone else’s account is not enough to determine your eligibility.

Do not make a last purchase that drops your balance below the displayed requirement. Do not spend extra cash solely because a guide promises that every purchased item will survive: the image does not establish a complete preservation list for characters, dice, upgrade nodes, Gems, or newer systems.

Confirm with the green Rebirth button only after accepting the reset shown by your current panel. To leave without choosing it, use the close control. The menu layout described here comes from the published image, not a live test performed for this guide. Panel reference

The following is an illustrative model, not a measured Anime Dice income result. Assume that:

• You give up a $500M balance and would otherwise keep earning $2M per second.
• Your new earnings are exactly proportional to a Cash multiplier change from 2x to 2.5x.
• Your team, other bonuses and earning conditions remain unchanged, and neither path makes further purchases.

Under those assumptions, the new rate is $2.5M per second:

After 200 seconds, the reset path has $500M. The no-reset path still has its original $500M plus $400M earned during those seconds. Simply refilling the wallet has not caught it.

For a lost balance C, old rate R and assumed new rate Rnew:

For a positive lost balance, a finite catch-up time requires Rnew > R. With zero lost cash the paths start level, but a lower new rate falls behind afterwards. For a positive lost balance, if the new rate is equal or lower, this model gives no finite cash break-even. Real character changes, purchases, boosts or different earning rules invalidate the constant-rate assumptions; the example does not prove that your total income scales exactly with the displayed Cash multiplier.

No fixed rule follows from this example. It clarifies the trade: reaching a requirement, accepting a cash reset, and receiving a displayed multiplier increase are different parts of the decision. The model also does not price the value of improved Luck, so it cannot establish a universally optimal reset time.

The screenshot supports the cash-reset warning but does not independently verify everything that survives a reset. This guide therefore does not promise “only cash resets and everything else is safe.”

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The example above uses assumed rates. To edit the current balance, Cash income and multiplier values, open the Rebirth calculator. The tool assumes the entire entered current cash balance is lost and shows whether it meets only the entered cash requirement; it does not verify every in-game condition.