Read stats before you reroll
- Height affects how your character fights; it is not only cosmetic.
- Ethnicity mostly matters because it nudges height ranges, not because it changes fighting style rolls directly.
- Use rerolls only when you know what kind of build you want, not after one bad duel.
Stats guide index
Open the guide that matches your decision: height, ethnicity, reroll value, or build planning.
Gakuran Height Stats
How height changes HP, damage, reach, hitbox size, speed feel, and which Gakuran builds should keep or reroll a body.
StatsGakuran Ethnicity Stats
What ethnicity does in Gakuran, how rare each roll is, how it connects to height, and when the label is actually worth rerolling for.
StatsGakuran Reroll Stats
A practical reroll checklist for Gakuran players: when to keep a roll, when to reroll, and how to avoid wasting Robux on unclear stat goals.
StatsGakuran Build Stats
How to connect Gakuran height, ethnicity tendency, fighting style choice, and Tier List picks into a build that actually fits your PvP habits.
Stats overview
Start with the stat that changes your fights
Stats in Gakuran are not just profile flavor. Your rolled body affects the way you take trades, how easy you are to hit, how far your M1 reaches, and how much value you get from a fighting style. That is why this section sits close to the Tier List: a style that feels strong on one body can feel clumsy on another.
Use this page as a quick sorting desk. If you only want one answer, check your height first. If the height already matches how you like to fight, do not panic-reroll just because the ethnicity label is common.
Fast stats index
The decision order that saves the most rerolls
- Check Height first. Height is the stat you actually feel in duels.
- Read Ethnicity second. It explains why your height leaned a certain way.
- Pick a playstyle. Bruiser, all-rounder, evasive, or counter-heavy.
- Compare the Tier List. A top style still needs a body that suits its timing.
- Reroll last. Rerolling before you know your target is just gambling blind.
What counts as a good roll
Keep it
The height already matches your habits
If you like taking space, a taller roll can be worth the slower feel. If you like slipping hits and punishing whiffs, a shorter roll can be useful even with lower damage.
Test it
The ethnicity is rare but the height feels awkward
A rare label is not a win by itself. Try actual fights before you spend more, because the body is what shapes combat.
Reroll later
You lost because of fundamentals
Bad parry timing, overusing full M1 strings, or missing dash spacing will make any roll feel weak. Fix the fight pattern before blaming stats.
Current source notes
Checked July 5, 2026
This section was built from current player guides, recent YouTube uploads, and wiki-style notes that focus on height, ethnicity, and reroll decisions.
Numbers can move
Gakuran is young and balance information can change. Treat exact rates and reroll costs as live-game details to verify in the Stats menu before spending Robux.
Tier List link
After reading Stats, use the Tier List as a second pass: first pick the body role, then choose the fighting style that fits it.
Quick FAQ
Should beginners reroll for a rare ethnicity?
Usually no. Beginners get more value from learning stance, dash, guard break, parry timing, and the phone map than from chasing a rare label.
Is tall always better?
No. Tall can hit harder and reach farther, but it can also feel easier to punish. Short can be harder to hit and quicker to recover, but gives up reach and durability.
Why is there a separate Builds page?
Because stats do not live alone. A height roll matters more once you pair it with a fighting style, your M1 rhythm, and how comfortable you are playing near or outside enemy range.