Steal an Anime Pack rarities decide how much a pull is worth, and the Roblox game names five rare tiers in its badges: Mythical, Cosmic, Divine, Omniversal and Eternal. Anime Tuff Games has not published a rarity list, pack odds or the tiers below Mythical. What it does publish is a "first pull" badge for each of the five, and Roblox counts how many players own every badge. Those counts are the best public measure of how rare each tier really is, so this page ranks the rarities by them. Numbers were read on October 28, 2026.
Steal an Anime Pack rarities in order
Fewer players own each badge as you go up, which gives the order from most common to rarest. The share is the badge's owners divided by the owners of the Welcome badge, which every player gets on the first visit (935,856 players by October 28).
| Rarity | Players with the badge | Share of all players | About 1 in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mythical | 263,105 | 28.1% | 4 |
| Cosmic | 129,262 | 13.8% | 7 |
| Divine | 64,228 | 6.9% | 15 |
| Omniversal | 29,002 | 3.1% | 32 |
| Eternal | 10,080 | 1.1% | 93 |
Each tier is roughly half as common as the one below it. That fits a ladder where Mythical is the first rare tier most players reach and Eternal sits at the top. The order is our reading of the badge counts; the developer has not stated it.
What is the rarest rarity in Steal an Anime Pack?
Eternal. Its badge, First Eternal, has the fewest owners of any badge in the game, and it is also the newest: it was created on October 24, 2026, while the other four rarity badges date from October 4. So Eternal looks like a top tier added in a recent update, and part of its low count is simply that it has existed for days, not weeks.
The last day of data shows the same order with fresher numbers. Of the 176,554 players who earned the Welcome badge in that day, 34.0% pulled a first Mythical, 18.6% a first Cosmic, 10.6% a first Divine, 5.6% a first Omniversal and 2.4% a first Eternal. These are new players' first pulls, not a drop rate per pack.
How to pull higher Steal an Anime Pack rarities
The developer's description gives three levers, without numbers for any of them:
- Open more packs. More packs means more rolls at a rare tier. Stealing from other players is a way to get packs you did not pay for; the Steal an Anime Pack beginner guide covers the loop.
- Merge packs. The game lets you merge packs. It does not say whether a merged pack rolls better, so treat any claimed merge odds with care.
- Luck passes. The Steal an Anime Pack gamepasses include X2 Luck (149 Robux) and X4 Luck (249 Robux). Their names point at better pulls, but no pass has a description.
Events may help too. The Steal an Anime Pack admin abuse event from October 31 to November 7 is the game's first. Its rewards are not announced, but it is the most likely time for boosts if the developer runs any.
Rarity badges
You do not need to do anything special for the rarity badges: the first character you pull at each tier awards it. The full Steal an Anime Pack badges list has all six, including Welcome. Pack names, characters and their income per tier are not public yet; we will add them as sources confirm them, and the Steal an Anime Pack updates log will say when. The Steal an Anime Pack wiki home page links every page we have.
Steal an Anime Pack Rarities FAQ
What are the rarities in Steal an Anime Pack?
The game's badges name five rare tiers: Mythical, Cosmic, Divine, Omniversal and Eternal, from most common to rarest. Tiers below Mythical have not been published.
How rare is Eternal in Steal an Anime Pack?
About 1 in 93 players had pulled an Eternal by October 28, 2026, going by the First Eternal badge. The badge was only added on October 24, so the share will rise.
Are there published pack odds?
No. Anime Tuff Games has not published pack odds. Badge counts show how many players reached each tier, which is the closest public measure; any exact odds you see elsewhere have no source.