Become an Anime Billionaire Secret Characters

How to verify secret, hidden, code-only, and special-source characters in Become an Anime Billionaire, with the current Kiriko code evidence and Index workflow.

Secret characters need stronger evidence than an ordinary roll result because the label can refer to rarity, a hidden Index entry, a code reward, or simply a guide author's description. For Become an Anime Billionaire, the current source-backed lead is Kiriko: several editorial code lists agree that the code thisissecret awards 1 Kiriko unit. The sources do not call Kiriko a Secret rarity or publish her stats.

Current special-acquisition evidence

Unit or lead	Acquisition evidence	What remains to check in-game
Kiriko	`thisissecret` is listed with 1 Kiriko unit by Beebom, Pocket Tactics, Game Rant, and Joytify	Exact inventory label, variant, rarity, displayed cash, and Index position
Hidden Index entries	The gameplay interface includes an Index button	Slot names, unlock hints, acquisition source, and whether the game labels any entry Secret
Lucky Block exclusives	The gameplay Store shows an OP Lucky Block outcome panel	Exact current pool and whether any result is unavailable from normal rolling

The table distinguishes a confirmed acquisition report from a confirmed rarity. Kiriko can be documented as a current code reward while remaining unranked until her in-game fields are recorded.

Redeem and document Kiriko

Open the normal code panel, enter thisissecret exactly, and read the response. After a successful claim:

Capture the reward notification.
Open the character inventory and copy the displayed name.
Record the variant and rarity as separate fields.
Find the matching Index entry if available.
Note the displayed cash or base collection result before and after placement.
Keep the server date and update context.

Do not add a rarity, odds line, or tier because the code article calls the code "secret." The unit screen and Index decide those fields.

Use the Index to investigate hidden entries

Current gameplay shows an Index control on the left side of the interface. Open it and look for silhouettes, locked slots, question marks, or source hints. Record the exact slot order and text without guessing a character from its outline.

A good hidden-entry record includes the number of visible slots, the current completion state, and any unlock instruction. If the Index reveals a name only after acquisition, keep the pre-unlock slot and post-unlock entry together as evidence.

Do not identify an anime-inspired model solely by appearance. Roblox experiences often use altered spelling or forms, and another game's roster is not evidence for this one.

Separate Secret rarity from exclusive source

These terms answer different questions:

Rarity is the label printed on the result or Index entry.
Code-only means the current acquisition evidence points to a redemption code.
Lucky Block result means the character appears in that block's current outcome panel.
Hidden Index entry describes how the roster screen presents the slot.
Limited or event source requires a current creator-linked event or in-game label.

A character can have one or more of these properties, but none should be inferred from another. A code reward is not automatically a Secret rarity; a hidden silhouette is not automatically event-exclusive.

Verify a rumored secret character

Before adding a name to this page, require at least one reproducible in-game screen showing the exact name and source, plus a second current source when the claim includes an acquisition rule or reward value. Record the route from acquisition to inventory to Index.

Reject a rumor when it is supported only by a search snippet, an edited thumbnail, a list copied from another anime game, or a video title with no readable in-game result. Keep unresolved names in research notes, not the published roster.

Compare a special unit after acquisition

Place the unit under the same account conditions as the character it may replace. Record the base collection result, displayed cash, variant, and any active boost. Compare one character at a time. Code or hidden acquisition can make a unit interesting without proving it is the best producer.

If the unit has no readable performance fields, keep it in the roster as an acquisition entry and leave its tier unranked. Completeness is better served by an honest, usable record than a fabricated S-tier label.

Frequently asked questions

Is Kiriko a Secret character?

The code thisissecret is cross-confirmed to award Kiriko, but the checked sources do not establish a Secret rarity. Read the unit's in-game rarity and Index entry.

Are there other secret characters?

No complete creator-published secret roster was found during this check. Use the current Index and readable acquisition screens to add future entries.

Can a Lucky Block contain an exclusive character?

The OP Lucky Block video panel shows a reward pool, but exclusivity requires comparing that result with other current acquisition sources. Do not infer it from the block alone.

Should a secret unit automatically rank highest?

No. Rank only after comparable production, cost, and progression evidence is recorded.