Become an Anime Billionaire Rebirth Guide

Rebirth is the backbone of long-term progression in Become an Anime Billionaire. Every successful run eventually hits a wall where the next upgrade costs more than your income can reasonably fund. Rebirthing resets your cash and placed units, but it grants permanent multipliers and rebirth points that make the next cycle dramatically faster. This guide explains exactly when to rebirth, how to spend rebirth points, and how rebirth ties into the Players hub, Map guide, and Tools page.

What rebirth does

When you rebirth at the rebirth station (see the Map guide for the exact location), the game wipes your current cash and unit placements. In exchange you receive:

• Permanent cash multipliers — Every unit you place after rebirth earns more per minute than before.
• Rebirth points — Currency spent on permanent upgrades in the rebirth menu.
• Access to rebirth-exclusive units — Higher rebirth counts unlock characters you cannot roll normally.
• Faster future cycles — Because multipliers stack across rebirths, your third run is much quicker than your first.

Rebirth does not remove code-exclusive units like Kiriko from your inventory permanently, but you will need to re-place units in your base after each rebirth. Always redeem active codes again if you start a fresh account session, and keep Friendship Lucky Blocks for strategic moments on the Tier List targets you are chasing.

When to rebirth (checklist)

Timing is the most common beginner mistake. Rebirth too early and you waste the reset; wait too long and you stall for no reason. Use this checklist before confirming a rebirth:

• Income growth dropped below roughly 10% per active minute.
• The next meaningful upgrade would take more than five minutes of saved income.
• Every available base slot holds your best current units.
• You meet the cash threshold shown at the rebirth station.
• You understand which rebirth upgrade you will buy first.

If all boxes are checked, rebirth now. If you still roll constantly and every pull upgrades your base, keep playing. The Getting Started guide covers your first hour; this page focuses on mid-game timing after you understand rolling and placement.

How rebirth points work

Rebirth points are spent in a dedicated upgrade tree. Priorities shift slightly as you progress, but this order works for most players:

Priority	Upgrade type	Why it matters
1	Cash multiplier	Boosts every unit immediately
2	Offline income	Maximizes earnings while away
3	Roll luck (minor)	Small help finding rare units
4	Gem generation	Funds merge machine fusions later
5	Cosmetic options	Lowest priority for progression

After your first rebirth, put at least one point into cash multiplier before anything else. Offline income is the second best investment because Become an Anime Billionaire pays you while logged out — fill your base with top units before closing the game, as explained on the Controls page.

Rebirth milestones and exclusive units

Several rebirth tiers unlock units that normal rolling cannot provide. These exclusives often outperform equal-rarity rolls because they ship with higher base income. Track your rebirth count and compare new unlocks against the Tier List:

• Rebirth 1 — Opens the first tier of rebirth-exclusive characters.
• Rebirth 5 — Unlocks stronger exclusives suited for mid-game bases.
• Rebirth 10+ — Endgame units with top-tier passive income.

Plan fusion materials before rebirthing. Duplicates sitting in storage still help after a reset if you saved them for the merge machine. Five copies of the same unit become one fused powerhouse — often better than chasing a single Legendary roll.

Common rebirth mistakes

Avoid these traps that slow players down for hours:

1. Rebirthing with an empty base — You earn fewer rebirth points if you reset with almost no progress.
2. Ignoring offline setup — Log off without your best units placed and you lose hours of passive income.
3. Spending gems before rebirth — Save gems for post-rebirth fusion on Epic or Legendary units instead of low-tier merges.
4. Skipping codes after a break — New codes may drop during updates; check before each session.
5. Chasing mythics too early — A fully fused Epic from the merge machine often beats an unfused Legendary. Read the Players hub for fusion math.

Rebirth vs events and updates

Limited-time events sometimes offer boosted roll rates. If an event is active, consider delaying rebirth until you spend event currency or lucky blocks — unless your income already flatlined. After major updates, rebirth thresholds or unit balance may shift. Re-read patch notes before your next reset so you do not invest points into nerfed strategies.

Speedrun rebirth loop (mid game)

Experienced players follow a repeatable loop:

1. Redeem codes and roll until base slots are full.
2. Replace low tier list units whenever a better pull appears.
3. Fuse duplicates at the merge machine when you have five copies.
4. Rebirth when the checklist above is complete.
5. Reinvest rebirth points → repeat with higher multipliers.

Use the rebirth timing checklist on the Tools page if you want a printable version. Pair this loop with the Scripts hub only if you understand the ban risks — automation never replaces knowing when to rebirth manually.

FAQ quick answers

Does rebirth delete my codes rewards? Code items stay in inventory, but you must re-place income units in your base.

Can I rebirth during an event? Yes, but spend event bonuses first if roll rates are boosted.

Is rebirth required? You can ignore it temporarily, but progression slows dramatically without multipliers.

What to read next

• Getting Started — First-hour walkthrough if you have not finished the basics.
• Players & Units — Rolling, fusion, and rebirth unlock details.
• Tools — Rebirth timing checklist and gem spending table.
• Updates — Patch changes that affect rebirth balance.