Anime Zero pity system
Every rarity, its real drop rate, and the exact number of spins before the game hands you one anyway. This is the page that tells you what your code rewards are actually worth.
Drop rates and pity floors
Community-reported rates and floors, compiled across multiple trackers. Anime Zero publishes no rate table of its own, so treat these as the current consensus rather than a confirmed figure.
| Rarity | Base drop rate | Pity floor |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | 90.00% | — |
| Legendary | 8.89% | — |
| Mythic | 1.05% | 175 |
| Arcane | 0.11% | 350 |
| Lyth | 0.0001% | 3,500 |
We have not confirmed these numbers in game ourselves. Where trackers disagree we show the value the majority report.
What this means for your codes
Lucky Spins are the reward that matters
The codes on the main list hand out 2,190 Lucky Spins between them. Against a 175-spin Mythic floor that is roughly 13 guaranteed Mythic pulls, before any luck at all.
A Lyth is out of reach on codes alone
At a 3,500-spin floor, no amount of code redemption gets you a guaranteed Lyth — the entire free pool covers about 63% of one floor. Treat Lyth as a lottery, not a target, and spend your rerolls on a Mythic you already like.
Pity frequently asked
Do normal spins and Lucky Spins share one pity counter?
Yes. Following the 4 October rollback, every spin counts toward the floor regardless of type — so burning your Normal Rolls is not wasted progress on the Mythic and Arcane counters.
Do Epic and Legendary have a pity floor?
No. Only Mythic (175), Arcane (350) and Lyth (3,500) have guaranteed floors. Epic and Legendary are pure probability.
The top rarity is listed as Zenless in some places and Lyth in others — which is right?
They are the same tier. The label was renamed from Zenless to Lyth on 4 October 2026, and older guides still carry the old name.
Can I lose pity progress?
Your counter is tied to your account, not to a single session or run, so a failed dungeon run does not reset it.