You get rerolls in Gakuran mainly by redeeming active codes or spending Robux to reroll specific things like height and Fighting Style, with an earnable reroll currency planned for a future update.
Rerolls in Gakuran let you re-spin the randomized parts of your character — things like your stats, height, race, cosmetic traits and Fighting Style — instead of settling for whatever you first rolled. Right now there are two reliable ways to actually get them, and knowing which reroll costs what keeps you from throwing Robux at spins you didn’t need. Below is the fast answer, then each method broken out so you can spend deliberately.
The two current ways to get rerolls
| Method | Cost |
|---|---|
| Redeem codes (e.g. 15REROLLS, GAKURAN) | Free while active |
| Robux rerolls (stats, height, Fighting Style) | Paid, per roll |
| Future earnable currency / community events | Not currently confirmed |
As of right now there are really only two dependable methods: redeem codes for free rerolls, or spend Robux to reroll specific things directly. Codes cost nothing while they’re active, and Robux gives you an on-demand reroll whenever you want one. There’s talk of a future earnable currency and occasional community reroll events on top of these, but those aren’t something you can count on today, so treat the two below as your real options.
Codes are the free route, and redeeming them is a quick menu trip rather than anything complicated.
STEP 1/4
Open the menu
Pull up the in-game menu where your game options live.
STEP 2/4
Go to Codes
Find and open the Codes section inside that menu.
STEP 3/4
Enter a code
Type in an active reroll code such as 15REROLLS or GAKURAN, exactly as written with no extra spaces.
STEP 4/4
Redeem it
Confirm to redeem and the rerolls land on your account.
Video help
Paying Robux to reroll directly
The other route is spending Robux, and the good news is that individual rerolls are cheap rather than some huge purchase. You can use Robux to reroll specific parts of your character — things like your height and your Fighting Style — right from the relevant in-game menus, so you’re not forced to wait on codes if there’s one thing you want to re-spin.
Stat rerolls come off the Stats screen where you pick a single attribute and roll it, while a Fighting Style reroll lives in the Combat Style menu. Robux costs for these do vary between reports and can shift with updates, so treat the exact price as something to read off the confirmation prompt in your own game rather than a fixed number — but the takeaway holds: a single reroll is a small spend, not a big one.
What a reroll can actually change
| Reroll type | What changes |
|---|---|
| Stats | Re-rolls one selected attribute at a time |
| Height | Randomizes your character’s height, which carries a combat trade-off |
| Race / ethnicity | Re-rolls the ethnicity assigned at character creation |
| Face / cosmetic traits | Spins your avatar’s face and cosmetic look |
| Fighting Style | Randomizes your combat style from the Combat Style menu |
KEY!The important thing to understand is that every reroll is random. You’re re-spinning one chosen aspect of your character, not picking the result — so you can reroll your Fighting Style, but you can’t simply select the exact style you want. Once you confirm, the new roll replaces your old value, and there’s no undo. That applies whether you rerolled a single stat or your whole combat style, so go in expecting a gamble, not a menu of choices.
Check this before you spend a reroll
Because rerolls are random and permanent, the smart move is to know what you already have before you spin. Height and Fighting Style both feed into combat, so a reroll can genuinely make you stronger or weaker rather than just changing your look. If you’re already sitting on a strong style, chasing a rarer one can leave you worse off.
Redeem 15REROLLS and GAKURAN before spending any Robux — the free rerolls let you fix height, stats or Fighting Style at no cost, and you only reach for Robux once the codes run dry.
Future and limited-time reroll sources
Beyond codes and Robux, a future update is said to be adding a currency you can earn and then spend on rerolls, which would finally give a way to grind them out rather than pay — but it isn’t in the game yet, so don’t plan around it. Separately, the official Gakuran Discord has been linked to occasional limited-time reroll events where style rerolls don’t cost Robux. Those events are time-limited and not something that’s running at all times, so keep them in mind as an occasional bonus rather than a reliable source.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there free rerolls in Gakuran?
Yes. Redeeming active codes gives you rerolls at no cost — that’s the main free route. On top of that, the game’s Discord occasionally runs limited-time events where style rerolls are free, though those come and go rather than being always available.
What are the current Gakuran reroll codes?
Two codes to try are 15REROLLS, which grants 15 rerolls, and GAKURAN, which grants 10. Codes rotate and expire over time, so if one doesn’t apply it’s likely retired — enter each exactly as written, with no extra spaces or changed capitalization.
Do rerolls let you choose the exact Fighting Style or stat?
No. Every reroll is random — it re-spins the aspect you pick, but you don’t get to choose the result. You can reroll your Fighting Style, but you can’t hand-pick a specific style like Hoop Demon; you’re rolling for it.
Can you earn rerolls without Robux?
Right now, yes — through free codes and the occasional community reroll event. A future update is also said to be adding an earnable reroll currency, which would let you grind rerolls directly, but that isn’t live yet, so codes are your main no-Robux option today.
Why is my code or reroll not working?
The usual culprit for a dead code is a typo — an extra space or wrong capitalization will get it rejected, so re-enter it exactly as shown. If it still fails, the code has probably expired. For a reroll that won’t apply, double-check you’re on the right menu (the Stats screen for attributes, Combat Style for Fighting Style) and that you’ve confirmed the cost prompt.
Leave a Reply