Rerolling sounds like a chore, so why do so many players do it? Because that first ten pull can decide whether your month feels amazing or like an exercise in patience. The free Retry Summon is the easiest win in the game, and the launch haul gives you real shots at the best units. I have rerolled more accounts than I care to admit, and the four minutes it takes here is the friendliest cost I have seen in a gacha game.
What Rerolling Gets You
Rerolling means starting fresh to chase better opening pulls. Most gacha games punish that choice with slow tutorials and second class free units, but Mirrors High treats the whole process like part of the onboarding. Your first pull comes free and guarantees a 4★, so the only real question is whether the unit fits your playstyle. Once you finish the Retry Summon, you receive 9,000 Mirror Gems and a shot at a second strong pull on a launch banner.
The Only Reroll Method That Works
Mirrors High spreads its beginner friendly design across the reroll. You do not bind an account, delete the game, or clear data to start over. You just remove the app and reinstall it from the store. Each cycle takes about four minutes from opening to the second pull, which removes most of the pain from the process. The banner choice is the only thing that takes thought, and the order below handles that.
- Clear the battle tutorial. It teaches you to tap through cards and use Soul Drive, and it only takes a couple of minutes.
- Pull the free Retry Summon. It guarantees a 4★ and lets you choose three candidate units before you lock in one.
- Set up your avatar. The game asks you to choose a look and a starting weapon here.
- Claim your Gift Box rewards. Your 9,000 Mirror Gems and the launch rewards are waiting here, so grab them at once.
- Spend them on Aizen’s launch banner. A single ten pull costs 3,000 gems. Do not spend them on anything else before that first draw.
- Check your results. If the pull delivers a premium unit or a second 4★, keep the account. If it does not, delete the game and repeat.
To be clear, uninstalling is not a hack here. The app has no account binding at this stage, so a fresh install creates a fresh reroll.
Start the Game on the Right Server
Before you file this under optional, answer one question: do you value your progress? If the answer is any form of yes, pick your server now because you cannot move it later. This is the one reroll mistake that still costs people weeks of play. Many gacha guides treat server selection like an afterthought. That advice belongs in the bargain bin of free player tips, because the wrong choice wastes hours for no gain. My first account sat on the wrong server, and moving days later demanded a full restart. You know what is worse than rerolling? Starting over for a reason you could have prevented.
These Are the Only Banners That Matter
This is where the request to reroll starts to sound sane. You cannot cover everything, so you focus on the highest value banners first. You want your first 4★ from the Retry Summon and your second from Aizen’s limited banner. The rest is fine to ignore while you build the account.
Start with the Retry Summon because it is free and it guarantees the strongest start. Create a fresh account, and the first thing you do is pick your starter. You can use one of three candidate units before you commit and lock in one of them. Each candidate gives you a different path to a powerhouse roster, so do not settle for something you do not want to use. I have seen players pick a unit they did not need and end up with a roster that looks like an exchange shop gone wrong. The remaining launch content is also generous, so do not miss the 9,000 Mirror Gems in your Gift Box. With 3,000 gems per ten pull, those bonuses add up to three pulls and give you a real shot at one more premiere asset.
If you already started the game and sunk your gems into the Standard banner, you are not doomed. The Standard banner gives you good units, and your early game will still feel fine. It just costs you value. A ten pull on a limited banner uses the same 3,000 gems, but limited characters usually bring stronger skills and current meta effects that last longer. The math on a limited draw beats the Standard banner for the same price, and that gap grows over time. Still, the Standard banner is a useful place to pick up steady value. A 4★ unit you can keep using beats a great limited unit you cannot unlock at all.
The Best Characters to Chase
Your second 4★ sets the tone for everything that follows. If you grab a bruiser for assault, you can carry early story fights with raw power. If you grab a Chain type support, your entire team gains crit consistency and battle momentum. The worst choice is a pick that fits neither category and leaves you waiting for a better draw. Here are the units that deserve your reroll attempts.
- Sosuke Aizen (Combo type) is the top pick on the launch banner. His Skill adds 40% Attack, and his Innate Ability adds another 22% to 34% every time he enters the field. The catch is that his entrance pushes back your teammates’ Switch cooldowns by 7 to 12 Counts. If you surround him with longevity units, Aizen turns from a glass cannon into a reliable boss killer.
- Ichigo Kurosaki (Combo type) is the best pick from the Retry Summon. Every Arts 1 hit stacks more Attack, his Skill adds 40%, and his Mortal Blow punishes single target bosses. His Innate Ability makes the first hit of every Soul Drive stronger, and he pairs perfectly with Rukia’s crit buffs. Which one would I take first? Ichigo.
- Toshiro Hitsugaya (Combo type) freezes his own damage with Frostbite. Critical Hits raise his Attack and can inflict Frostbite, while his Mortal Blow can Freeze enemies. He chips away at bosses who resist pure damage and gives your team time to reset.
- Rukia Kuchiki (Chain type, A tier) is the best support for an Ichigo led team. Every Arts hit from her raises your team’s Crit Rate, and the whole squad gains up to 25% Critical Hit Rate. She trades her own damage for team damage, and that trade pays off every time you line up a frozen target.
- Rangiku Matsumoto (Chain type, A tier) raises team Critical Hit Rate by up to 18%, and her Skill adds another 15%. Her attacks hit harder against Mist types, so she shines against specific matchups. Add her to your reroll targets if you want crit to carry your damage output.
- Uryu Ishida avoids fights after the tutorial. His Innate Ability only works while he sits Poisoned, and his Mortal Blow deals damage over time to himself. That is not a unit you build your team around. Skip him.
Toshiro, Rukia, and Rangiku form a natural trio. Ichigo needs less support. That difference decides which units stay in your account after your first week.
Every character also comes in 1★ to 3★ copies, weaker versions of the same kit. That means extra pulls do not vanish into the void. Summons also earn medals that you trade for 4★ characters at the Exchange Shop, and that cycle makes early rerolls pay off later.
Should You Chase a Limited Character?
Limited characters sound appealing because they have stronger skills and better stats, but they also require heavy investment to unlock. The free Retry Summon guarantees you a 4★ right away, so do not chase a limited character unless you have enough 9,000 Mirror Gems ready to give it two 4★ shots. A limited character you cannot unlock at full power will not help you reach the highest content.
Should You Prioritize a Second 4★ or a First?
You need one strong 4★ from the Retry Summon and one strong 4★ from Aizen’s banner. Stop chasing random 4★ units after that point and invest your resources in your core team. High rarity pulls look impressive, but they only carry you if you can also invest enough 9,000 Mirror Gems to pull their duplicates. Meanwhile, a second 4★ unit who shares your core team type will bring more immediate value than a third flashy character.
A Budget Team That Actually Works
You do not need the premium roster just to do well. If your reroll falls short, assemble a squad of 1★ to 3★ units using the following formula, and keep playing. The early story only tests whether you understand the combat loop and your unit order, and a well built budget team passes it.
- Build around a strong main DPS so you clear enemies before they erase you.
- Bring a healing support if you can pull one. You do not need a dedicated healer for the early story, but one makes tougher stages less frustrating.
- Use the Retry Summon for your anchor. The free 4★ lets you pick the unit that best suits that anchor.
- Fill the remaining slots with 3★ units that fit your team type. Spend the first few days learning character synergy rather than forcing a full DPS team.
- Save your gems for the next step. Do not chase every banner on launch day, because the right banners arrive soon.
Save Your Next Gems
Resist the urge to spend everything on day one. Banners rotate, and a new limited character could arrive right after you drain your account. I know the temptation. You see a glowing banner and your thumb gets ideas :/
Common Reroll Mistakes to Avoid
Rerolling looks simple and it is, but the same four mistakes trap new players every time. I have made most of these myself, so file them under lessons learned the expensive way.
- Skipping the Retry Summon. It is free, and you can reroll without opening your wallet. Skipping it will leave you spending gems you could have saved.
- Confirming a weak 4★ too early. A low tier 4★ does not need to live in your account forever. If the first pull gives you a weak unit, uninstall and keep trying.
- Playing the story during a reroll. The story locks your account to a server, so do not progress into it before you are happy with your reroll.
- Chasing perfection. Three or four rerolls is a sane limit, and you gain nothing after that. Endless rerolling turns a fun game into a spreadsheet problem.
- Trusting the wrong reset method. Deleting the app and reinstalling it works here. Clearing data inside the game does not always do the same job.
Final Thoughts
Rerolling in BLEACH Mirrors High is one of the few mechanics that actually listens to you. It asks a small amount of your patience and gives back a roster that feels chosen, rather than random. After a few attempts, you will stop caring about probability tables and start enjoying team synergy, clever skills, and the damage numbers that make fights worth the effort.
- Use the free Retry Summon to lock in Ichigo or Toshiro, claim the 9,000 Mirror Gems from your Gift Box, and spend them on Aizen’s launch banner. Skip Uryu, grab Rukia or Rangiku as your second 4★, and uninstall if you need a fresh start. Each run takes about four minutes, so you can afford a few tries.
- Which S tier unit will you chase first? The answer matters less than the team you build around them, and the banners will make sure you learn that lesson again and again.