Not happy with your Shikai in Type Soul? Well, our Type Soul element reroll guide can help with that. In this very article, I’m going to tell you the exact steps you need to take to reroll your Shikai element and, hopefully, get the one that you actually want. We’ll also list the options so you can get an idea of what to expect when rerolling.

Type Soul is a deep and challenging Roblox RPG that sees you battle as a Quincy, Soul Reaper, or Hollow, levelling up and equipping new gear to improve your power. You can also battle other players, battle bosses, and participate in raids.

You can check out Type Soul on Roblox. We also recommend checking out our Type Soul weapons tier list, Type Soul soul ticket guide, and Type Soul clan tier list.

Type Soul Element Reroll

The most reliable method to perform a Type Soul element reroll is to purchase a ‘Shikai/Res/Volt Reroll’ from the in-game store using Robux, and then use the item to get a new element. You can also check out our Type Soul codes list to see if there any of the rewards include element rerolls, but these are rare.

Sadly, those are the only two methods that I’ve discovered at the moment.

Type Soul Elements

Here are the different Type Soul elements that you can unlock, listed with the percentage chance of dropping them.

Mythic Elements – 0.5%

The height of the Shikai abilities!

  • Snow
  • Kyoka Suigetsu
  • Duality
  • Benihime

Legendary Elements – 1%

Whilst not the rarest in the game, these Elements stunt tons of combat potential, so don’t sleep on them!

  • Assimilation
  • Suzumebachi
  • Theatre
  • Flower
  • Blood
  • Ice
  • Ink

Rare Elements – 10%

Better than Common, but far from being the best.

  • Ash
  • Confusion
  • Shinso
  • Zangetsu
  • Judgement
  • Fire
  • Water
  • Berserk

Common Elements – 89%

The most lacklustre Elements with little combat versatility. If you’re stuck with these then you’ve unfortunately lost the upper hand that Shikai users have.

  • Weight
  • Poison
  • Wind
  • Creation
  • Lightning
  • Shadow

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