1 Anime Eyes Eyes are equippable, anime-themed eyes that change a character's appearance, Power, and combat skills. The practical overview is to test a candidate against your current setup before keeping it: open the Eyes inventory or store, record your Power, equip the new eye, inspect its Q, E, and R skills, then compare both options in the same repeatable fight.
There is no reliable complete ranking in the available evidence. Use your own like-for-like battle result instead of assuming that a recognizable anime name, red color, or higher-looking Power value automatically means a better eye.
Known eyes and eye skills
The game demonstrates two equippable eye examples and three named skills or effects. They belong in different categories; the evidence does not show that Amaterasu, Kamui, and Susanoo are three additional eyes.
| Record | Player-facing type | Supported effect | Fixed acquisition or owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sharingan | Equippable eye | Red, Uchiha-style eye shown in a combat loadout | - |
| Rinnegan | Equippable eye | Shown while changing eyes; specific combat effect is not documented | - |
| Amaterasu | Eye skill | Fire or burning-style attack | - |
| Kamui | Active eye skill | Burst or punch-style effect after activation; a warp interpretation was not confirmed | - |
| Susanoo | Eye skill or appearance effect | Sword-related visual used for attack and character enhancement | - |
The table separates what can be equipped from what can be activated. Sharingan and Rinnegan are the supported eye examples; Amaterasu, Kamui, and Susanoo are demonstrated effects. A dash means the supplied gameplay does not establish a fixed drop source or the eye that owns that skill.
Video moments for identifying eye skills and controls
These clips cover the named eye powers and the skill controls shown around a new Rinnegan setup in the article.
Captions for these anime terms are inconsistent. Use the in-game spelling and skill panel when you need an exact name for comparison; the recorded wording is enough to recognize the examples, not to claim a complete official index.
How to choose and equip an eye
Use one repeatable stage as your test. A faster clear, better wave survival, or a more reliable Boss result is more useful evidence than appearance alone.
- Open the Eyes store or your equipped-eyes inventory. The Eyes store is the direct place to review eye-related items.
- Record the current setup. Note your total Power and the skills currently available on Q, E, and R.
- Equip one candidate eye. Change only the eye so the comparison stays understandable.
- Check Power and the skill panel again. Confirm that the expected active skills appear and whether they are still unleveled.
- Level a useful skill when possible. Skills can gain Power as they are developed, but exact costs and improvement curves are not documented.
- Run the same stage or Boss. Compare consistency, not one lucky hit: note whether enemies clear faster and whether the Boss fight becomes less dependent on retries.
- Keep or revert. If the new eye does not improve the bottleneck, restore the previous setup rather than treating novelty as an upgrade.
Video moment for checking the Eyes store
This clip shows the in-game Eyes store and its eye-related shop items, supporting the shopping checkpoint in this test-and-equip workflow.
Power is a useful starting signal, but it is not a complete test by itself. Total combat strength also involves level, Pets hatched from Eggs, skill development, and multipliers, so equip the candidate in the same surrounding setup and judge the actual fight.
Known ways to improve the eye setup
The direct eye route and the broader egg route are not interchangeable. Use the live item label and reward panel to see what you are actually receiving.
| Route | Documented result | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Eyes store | Shows eyes and related items for building a loadout | Check direct eye options before spending on an uncertain egg pool |
| Egg opening | Provides setup rewards; normal, Shinobi, and premium egg tiers exist | Treat eggs as broader setup progression unless the live pool explicitly names an eye |
| SHARINGAN reward | 1 Akatsuki Egg, 250 Wins, and 30 minutes of double Trophy Boost | Check the live reward result; do not expect a Sharingan eye |
A published reward list from October 28, 2026 records the SHARINGAN result. The full 1 Anime Eyes codes guide lists the four reported rewards; availability can change, and the supplied evidence does not include an independent redemption test, so the live redemption result is decisive.
The code name creates an easy mistake: the reward is an Akatsuki Egg, not a Sharingan eye. The evidence also does not reveal the egg's complete loot pool, so opening one does not prove that you will receive any named eye.
Loadout mistakes to avoid
- Do not rank eyes by anime familiarity. The evidence contains no complete rarity order or strength ladder.
- Do not count Amaterasu, Kamui, and Susanoo as three eyes. They are named skills or effects with unconfirmed ownership.
- Do not judge Kamui as teleportation. The recorded comparison to a warp was followed by a description of it as Power.
- Do not assume an egg contains eyes merely because an eye-related item is offered. Check its live pool or result screen.
- Do not reset through Rebirth solely to improve an eye. The evidence does not document whether Rebirth preserves eye equipment or changes eye-related progression.
What is not documented yet
The current evidence supports an equipment-testing workflow, not a complete Eye database. It does not establish:
- the full list of equippable Eyes;
- a rarity order or definitive best eye;
- each eye's exact Power, damage, range, or cooldown;
- eye drop rates, store prices, or refresh rules;
- which eye owns Amaterasu, Kamui, or Susanoo;
- the complete contents of the Eyes store or Akatsuki Egg; or
- Rebirth's effect on equipped or collected Eyes.
Check the live eyes menu when one of those values changes your spending or reset decision. For now, the most reliable choice is the eye that improves your tested bottleneck without weakening the rest of a repeatable run.
FAQ
What should I do first with a new eye?
Record your current Power and skills, equip the eye, then repeat the same stage. Keep it only if its Power and active skill produce a more consistent result in that surrounding setup.
Are eye skills separate from eyes?
Yes. An equipped eye can unlock active skills controlled with keys such as Q, E, and R. The evidence names several skills but does not provide a complete owner-to-skill map.
Can I use the SHARINGAN reward to get Sharingan?
The recorded reward is one Akatsuki Egg, 250 Wins, and 30 minutes of double Trophy Boost. It does not list a Sharingan eye, and the egg's complete pool is not documented.
Does a higher Power number always mean a better eye?
Not necessarily. Power is useful for comparison, but the more important test is whether the full loadout clears your current stage or Boss more reliably. Confirm the result in game before discarding a working eye.