Anime Dice Value List: What Is Every Dice Worth?

Q: What is the most valuable dice in Anime Dice?

Chrono, at $15Sx in the 10 September 2026 snapshot, with 25,000,000× displayed Luck. “Most valuable” here means most expensive in the Shop — not the highest player-trading price.

Q: Is this an official Anime Dice value list?

No. Anime Dice does not publish a value table. Every number is a dated community snapshot with a source; rows are never filled in with guesses.

Q: Why does price per 1,000 Luck keep rising?

Because each upgrade multiplies price faster than Luck. The cheapest step per Luck is Fire → Water (4.00× price for 2.00× Luck); the most expensive is Titan → Chrono (15.00× for 2.50×).

Value List

Direct answerAnime Dice publishes no official value table. The 22 dice below are the 10 September 2026 shop snapshot: cash price, rarity and displayed Luck. “Value” here means shop price, not a player-trading price. Chrono is the most expensive at $15Sx; Fire is the cheapest at $2.5K.

Community ReportedGame phase: Update 7 era · Halloween event observed 25 Oct 2026

The full value list (22 dice, 10 September 2026)

Sorted by shop price, cheapest first. The last column normalises the price to 1,000 displayed Luck so a $2.5K dice and a $15Sx dice can be compared on the same line.

Dice	Rarity	Displayed Luck	Shop price	Price per 1,000 Luck
Fire	Uncommon	5×	$2.5K	$500K
Water	Uncommon	10×	$10K	$1M
Nature	Rare	20×	$75K	$3.75M
Lightning	Rare	42×	$500K	$11.9M
Ice	Rare	100×	$4M	$40M
Magma	Epic	200×	$30M	$150M
Storm	Epic	400×	$200M	$500M
Shadow	Epic	750×	$1.5B	$2B
Light	Legendary	1,500×	$12B	$8B
Blood Moon	Legendary	3,000×	$100B	$33.33B
Void	Legendary	6,000×	$750B	$125B
Solar	Mythical	12,500×	$5T	$400B
Lunar	Mythical	25,000×	$37T	$1.48T
Galaxy	Divine	50,000×	$150T	$3T
Black Hole	Divine	100,000×	$1Qa	$10T
Dragon	Exotic	200,000×	$8.5Qa	$42.5T
Royal	Exotic	400,000×	$100Qa	$250T
Prismatic	Celestial	1,000,000×	$1Qi	$1Qa
Arcane	Celestial	2,000,000×	$12Qi	$6Qa
Corrupted	Secret I	5,000,000×	$150Qi	$30Qa
Titan	Secret I	10,000,000×	$1Sx	$100Qa
Chrono	Secret I	25,000,000×	$15Sx	$600Qa

What the word “value” actually covers

Three different numbers get called “value” in Anime Dice, and mixing them is how bad trades happen:

Shop price — the cash cost in the in-game Shop. Documented below, and the only number you can check yourself in one screen.
Displayed Luck — the multiplier printed on the dice (5× to 25,000,000×). A comparison number, not a drop probability.
Community trade value — what another player will accept. The game does not publish it, and it is not in this table.

The four price bands

The 22 documented dice fall into four clean bands, which is more useful than memorising 22 names:

Starter (< $1M): Fire, Water, Nature, Lightning — the first hour of a run.
Early ($1M – $1B): Ice, Magma, Storm — Luck in the hundreds.
Mid ($1B – $1T): Shadow, Light, Blood Moon, Void — the first trillion-dollar wall.
Late ($5T and up): Solar to Chrono, where prices switch to Qa / Qi / Sx.

Why price per 1,000 Luck only goes up

Every step costs more cash for less Luck than the step before it, with two exceptions. Fire → Water is 4.00× the price for 2.00× the Luck. Lunar → Galaxy is 4.05× for 2.00×. Titan → Chrono is the worst step in the game: 15.00× the price for 2.50× the Luck. The full step table is on the best-value page.

All value & trade pages

Price list — every shop price with the price multiple over the previous dice.
Luck list — every multiplier, highest first.
Best value steps — Luck gained per price paid.
Cheapest dice — the starter ladder.
Rarest dice — the Secret I tier and the rarity ladder.
Secret dice — Corrupted, Titan and Chrono.
Dragon dice — 200,000× Luck and whether the step is worth it.
Update 7 changes — reported vs established.
What “value” means — shop price vs Luck vs trade value.
Trading values — the method, not an official price.
Trade value check — compare both sides with a worked example.
WFL meaning — Win, Fair or Lose in 10 seconds.
How to trade — the safe procedure.
Trade servers — use them for discovery, not custody.
Trade scams — eight checks before you accept.
Gamepass trading — what the report does and does not establish.
Lucky Spin value — why there is no fixed number.

What this list does not claim

It is not an official table, not a trading price and not a drop-rate sheet. The snapshot is dated 10 September 2026; the Update 7 report adds one dice whose name and price are not established, so it is not guessed into the list. Where a price is missing on any future update, the row shows “See shop” and stays out of calculations.

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