New Characters & Reroll Guide

What the New Soul Reaper Roster Looks Like

The BLEACH Mirrors High new characters are the biggest reason to plan your first account carefully. Five original Soul Reapers sit at the center of the story, while the launch roster also brings back familiar captains and lieutenants. If you are deciding whether to reroll, save gems, or chase a favorite, this guide breaks down the BLEACH Mirrors High new characters, the beta roster signals, and a practical summoning plan.

The five BLEACH Mirrors High new characters are all designed by Tite Kubo. Two are dual protagonists, and three are labeled New Squad Members. The public roster gives them voice actors and artwork, but the three squad members still have major blanks: their story roles, squad assignments, and Zanpakuto details are not revealed yet. That matters because you should not build a reroll plan around story speculation.

For now, the BLEACH Mirrors High new characters are a story promise first and a summon plan second. The public character page shows the five new leads, six returning names, and one more slot marked coming soon. A launch cast notice references 15 characters and cast commentary, but the public roster page does not yet detail all of them. Treat any unlisted name as unconfirmed until it appears in a banner pool you can actually pull from.

Launch Roster vs. Closed-Beta Roster

The BLEACH Mirrors High new characters sit alongside a returning cast that uses original anime voice credits. The public character page lists Ichigo Kurosaki, Rukia Kuchiki, Renji Abarai, Kisuke Urahara, Byakuya Kuchiki, and Toshiro Hitsugaya. That is six familiar fighters, plus the five new Soul Reapers and one coming-soon slot.

The closed beta went wider than the public launch list. Its 12 four-star units included several names that are not on the public character page. This is useful for understanding early team ideas, but it is not a launch promise. If a beta favorite is missing from your banner, do not assume the account is bugged or that you missed a required step.

These closed-beta unit records are best used as team-building context, not as a checklist of guaranteed launch pulls. The safe reading is simple: confirmed roster names are safe reroll anchors; beta-only names are version-dependent until you see them in your own summon results.

How to Reroll Efficiently

Rerolling is not only about the BLEACH Mirrors High new characters; it is about controlling the first account you commit to. The goal is to finish the tutorial, pull on the debut rate-up banner for Eisen, and reset if the account does not give you a start you like. The process is short once you know where the reset button is.

If the first summons miss, reset your account through the title screen instead of deleting your linked account. The key distinction is Delete User Data versus Delete Account. Delete User Data wipes unlinked progress and sends you back to the tutorial. Delete Account removes the account entirely, including linked data. Use the softer reset when you are only rerolling.

Do not spend time on avatar design during a reroll. Apply a default look, skip the cutscenes you can skip, and change the character later when you are happy with the account. A full cycle can run under 10 minutes once you know the flow, and a favorite-plus-Eisen start can be reached in roughly 20 to 30 minutes if you are not chasing a perfect roll.

The launch banner’s four-star rate is about 3%, with Eisen at roughly 1.5%. That is high enough that resetting does not feel endless, but low enough that you should set a stop rule. Decide ahead of time whether you will accept Eisen plus any four-star or hold out for Eisen plus Rukia. A clear rule prevents a reroll session from turning into an all-day hunt.

Best Reroll Targets for New Players

These are reroll recommendations, not an official tier list. The BLEACH Mirrors High new characters are the story draw, but your first account is usually built around the debut rate-up and one support that makes the team easier to play.

If you want the simplest rule, stop at Eisen plus Rukia. If Rukia does not show, Eisen plus Toshiro or Ichigo is a reasonable start. If you care more about favorites than meta, pick the character you will actually play and let Eisen be the only hard requirement. The account is yours, and a favorite unit you enjoy using beats a “better” unit you never touch.

Gems, Duplicates, and Long-Term Planning

The real value of a reroll is not just the first team. Getting Eisen early lets you bank the currency you earn over the next few weeks for the next character. That is why a clean start beats a scattered account with several low-impact four-stars. The BLEACH Mirrors High new characters will keep arriving, so your gem plan should leave room for them.

Duplicates matter, but not equally. Rukia’s duplicate value is tied to crit buffs and eventual crit damage; for support units, extra copies can improve the team more than a random new four-star. Do not chase duplicates during reroll. Take the first copy, then decide later whether a duplicate banner is worth it.

• Set a stop rule before you start pulling.
• Treat Eisen as the anchor and one support as the bonus.
• Check beta-only names before spending around them.
• Save after a good start instead of reopening the account for a marginal upgrade.

Long term, the standard four-star pool is broad. The closed-beta pool alone has 12 four-star units, and the public roster is smaller. You will eventually pick up more characters, so do not delete a good account just because it lacks one beta-only name. Save after Eisen, build around the characters you own, and spend only when a banner improves a team you actually use.

FAQ

What are the BLEACH Mirrors High new characters?

The five Kubo-designed Soul Reapers are dual protagonists Shirin Migishima and Shirane Sanari, plus New Squad Members Naru Jurinna, Giro Hando, and Maiko Tokishima. The public roster also lists six returning characters and one coming-soon slot.

Should I reroll for Eisen or the BLEACH Mirrors High new characters?

Reroll for Eisen first if you want the smoothest start, because he is the debut rate-up and saving after him protects future currency. Then add a support such as Rukia if your account allows it. The new story characters are worth following, but the public roster does not confirm every one as a launch summon.

Is Rangiku available at launch?

Rangiku appears as a closed-beta 4-star YEL Chain unit, not on the public launch roster list. Treat that as version-dependent and check your own banner pool before making her your only reroll target.

How long does a reroll take?

A cycle can run under 10 minutes once you know the flow; a favorite-plus-Eisen start may take 20 to 30 minutes. Use Delete User Data, not Delete Account, and skip cutscenes to save time.