How to Reroll Your Race in Roblox Gakuran With Free Codes

In Gakuran, your character is built from randomized attributes, and your Race is one of them. You do not pick it directly — you spend a resource called rerolls to re-randomize it, and the fastest way to stock up on rerolls without spending Robux is to redeem the current codes. This guide covers the working codes, how to redeem them, and how to actually turn those rerolls into a new Race from the Stats screen.

What rerolling your Race actually does

Rerolling your Race means spending rerolls to randomly re-roll the attribute the game labels as your Ethnicity on the Stats screen. You are not choosing a race from a list — every reroll hands you a random result, so landing a specific one is a matter of odds rather than selection.

Before any of this works, you need access to the game itself. Gakuran gates entry behind joining its Roblox community and having at least five friends on your Roblox account, so sort those out first or you will not be able to launch in and redeem anything.

Working Gakuran codes and their rerolls

How to redeem codes and reroll your Race in Gakuran

Once you can launch the game, banking the free rerolls and spending them on Race takes just a few clicks through the left-side menu.

Open the Codes menu

Click the small arrow on the left side of the screen, then choose Codes and type GAKURAN exactly.

Redeem GAKURAN for 10 rerolls

Press Redeem to claim 10 free rerolls before you touch your character.

Enter 15REROLLS for 15 more rerolls

Redeem the second code the same way to bank another 15 rerolls, for 25 total.

Open the Stats screen

Back in the left-side menu, pick Stats at the top instead of Codes — this is where every attribute lives.

Find your Race under Stats

Your Ethnicity sits near the top of the Stats list, showing what you rolled at spawn.

Spend a reroll on Race

Use one of your banked rerolls on the Race option to re-randomize your ethnicity.

Reroll until the race you want appears

Keep spending rerolls on Race — a rare result can take several tries before it lands.

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Rerolling Race from the Stats screen

The step people miss is that redeeming a code does nothing to your Race on its own — all it does is add rerolls to your balance. To change your ethnicity you still have to open Stats, select the Race attribute, and spend those rerolls one at a time. Each press gives a fresh random result.

Expect to sit on the common outcome for a while. Most players spawn as Japanese, which sits around a 95% chance, so the same result will come up again and again. Rarer ethnicities are heavily weighted against you — a Middle Eastern roll, for instance, comes in near a 1% chance. If you are chasing a specific rare Race, plan to burn through a lot of rerolls, which is exactly why stacking both codes first is worth it.

What else rerolls change on your character

Race is only one slot on the Stats screen. The same rerolls can re-randomize most of your character’s look and build, so it is worth knowing what each option touches before you spend. One thing to keep in mind: your Height range is tied to your ethnicity, so rerolling Race can shift what heights you are even able to land afterward — and shorter builds are said to attack faster, though that trade-off is more player lore than a pinned-down stat.

Because your last name is drawn from your ethnicity, rerolling into a new Race leaves your old name mismatched — so a truly consistent look means rerolling name and ethnicity together, which is another reason a specific combo can eat a stack of rerolls.

Mistakes to avoid with codes and Race rolls

The most common slip is opening Codes when you actually need Stats. Redeeming a code only tops up your reroll balance; if you never open Stats and spend, your Race will never change, and it is easy to assume something is broken when nothing happened.

The other frequent errors are small but costly: adding extra spaces around a code so it fails to redeem, and expecting to hand-pick a Race instead of accepting a random roll. Remember too that you cannot even reach this screen without meeting the entry requirements — the Gakuran community membership and five Roblox friends. And because Race odds are so heavily weighted toward the common result, going in with just a handful of rerolls and expecting a rare ethnicity is a recipe for frustration.

Where to go next in Gakuran

Once your Race and build are sorted, the game leaves a lot unexplained, so the natural next stops are a controls rundown to get comfortable with fighting and emotes, and a look at which fighting styles are worth prioritizing when you reroll for combat. It is also worth keeping an eye on the official Discord codes channel for new drops, since fresh rerolls are the currency behind every build you plan.