I walked up to the Enchanter with a weapon that had three perfect sockets and a trait that whispered “almost.” You can feel your hands tighten when a reroll eats your last Trait Token — that moment where progress and frustration collide. If you play long enough, you learn to treat each reroll like a bet you can’t take back.
I’ve spent nights testing traits, watching Discord channels, and cross-referencing YouTube builds so you don’t have to flip through hours of clips. You’ll get clear rules for choosing traits, the exact steps to enchant, and the farming routes that actually refill your reroll pool.
Full List of Anime Zero Traits
Real-world observation: In any loot screen, rare modifiers jump out more than raw numbers — players notice what changes their playstyle, not just their DPS. Below is the full trait table so you can stop guessing which rolls matter for your weapon.
There are 18 traits in Anime Zero. Some push raw damage and crits, others speed up attacks and abilities, and a handful boost movement, survivability, or farming. Use this table to match a trait to the build you’re running.
| Trait | Roll Chance | Buffs | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deadeye | 0.01% | +20% Damage, +5% Crit Chance, +50% Crit Damage | Critical damage |
| Supernova | 0.01% | +24% Damage, +12% Cooldown Reduction, +20% Attack Speed, +3 Walk Speed | All round combat |
| Fortune | 12.63% | +25% Coins, +20% EXP, +20% Drop Rate | Farming resources |
| Sniper | 0.04% | +12% Crit Chance, +15% Crit Damage, +8% Attack Speed | Critical hits |
| Ferocity | 0.04% | +18% Damage, +8% Cooldown Reduction, +14% Attack Speed, +2 Walk Speed | Balanced damage |
| Overkill | 1% | +40% Crit Damage | Critical damage builds |
| Razor Focus | 1% | +13% Crit Chance | Critical hit chance |
| Hunter | 1.83% | +10% Damage, +5% Cooldown Reduction, +10% Attack Speed, +1 Walk Speed | General combat |
| Power III | 4.21% | +8% Damage | Direct damage |
| Swift III | 4.21% | +12% Attack Speed, +1 Walk Speed | Attack speed |
| Focus III | 4.21% | +10% Cooldown Reduction | Ability usage |
| Vitality | 7.66% | +25% Max Health | Survivability |
| Power II | 8.42% | +6% Damage | Early progression |
| Swift II | 8.42% | +9% Attack Speed, +1 Walk Speed | Early combat |
| Focus II | 8.42% | +7% Cooldown Reduction | Ability focused builds |
| Power I | 12.64% | +4% Damage | Starter upgrade |
| Swift I | 12.63% | +6% Attack Speed, +1 Walk Speed | Starter mobility |
| Focus I | 12.63% | +4% Cooldown Reduction | Starter upgrade |
What is the best trait in Anime Zero?
Short answer: Supernova and Deadeye are the ones players chase most. Supernova gives a mixture of raw damage, cooldown reduction, and attack speed — it’s what players put on a carry weapon. Deadeye is rarer but reshapes a weapon into a crit monster with massive crit damage.
I watch creators on YouTube and community discussions on Discord argue the nuance: Supernova for flexible DPS, Deadeye for late-game single-target burst. Your choice should match your playstyle — are you clearing waves or melting bosses?
How to Enchant Weapons in Anime Zero
Real-world observation: When you open the Enchanter, half the time you still don’t know if a reroll was worth it until the next boss fight. Enchanting is simple in steps, but the cost of a bad roll is real — so treat each reroll like a vote for the weapon’s future.
Traits attach to specific weapons. That means the moment you spend Trait Rerolls, that weapon is committing to a role. I recommend focusing on your main weapon first and saving cheaper Power/Swift traits for backups.
- Open the Areas menu and travel to the Traits zone.
- Find the Enchanter NPC, Matilda — she runs the reroll table.
- Choose the weapon using the arrows beside its name; confirm the current trait.
- Check your Trait Rerolls counter before you hit Reroll.
- Use Reroll to replace the trait; repeat or use Auto Reroll for repeated attempts.
How to Use Auto Reroll in Anime Zero
Real-world observation: Players who grind hundreds of rerolls use Auto Reroll to avoid tedium and human error. Auto Reroll saves time but needs a careful setup; otherwise, you keep the wrong trait by accident.
Open the trait selection or Keep Traits menu and pick the traits you want to preserve. When Auto Reroll is enabled, the system runs until one of your kept traits appears, then stops. That’s why double-checking your keep list is one of the few things that will actually save your reroll tokens.
You can also consult your Trait History to keep a quick log of previous rolls. That record helps you stop chasing duplicates and focus on what matters.
How do you get more Trait Rerolls in Anime Zero?
Trait Rerolls are the currency of the Enchanter. Here are reliable sources I use and recommend from community posts and Moyens I/O-style guides:
- Clear game modes — many modes drop rerolls after a successful run.
- Claim first-time daily login rewards for a bulk of tokens.
- Redeem active Anime Zero codes shared on the official Discord, Twitter, or YouTube creator feeds.
Don’t blow rerolls on throwaway weapons. Aim them at your primary weapon and any item you intend to keep long-term. A wild metaphor: a perfect trait is a key to your weapon’s soul. Another: rerolling without a plan is a coin in a windstorm.
How to Prioritize Traits for Combat or Progression
Real-world observation: Players split into two camps — those chasing speed and those stacking raw damage. Your choice changes how fast you clear content and how comfortable you feel in harder fights.
If you want faster clears and ability spam, favor Focus and Swift lines. For boss-killing or crit builds, aim for Deadeye, Overkill, or Sniper. Fortune belongs on off-hand items meant for farming and experience gains.
Use Discord build threads and YouTube creators to compare setups; they often post exact numbers and live tests that reveal where a trait actually moves the needle.
Which trait are you chasing on your main weapon — Supernova’s balance or Deadeye’s single-target terror?