Shigaku Rerolls: What They Do, How to Get Them, and How to Spend Them
Shigaku rerolls fund face, hair, surname, equipment, and fighting-ability changes. Learn how codes award them, how to redeem, and what one code's pile covers — reroll resource detail, not a full code list.
Quick answer
Rerolls are the reward resource Shigaku codes pay out, and their job is character change: they fund the swaps that get you the profile and appearance you want instead of the first roll the game handed you.
- Every active code drops rerolls — redeeming codes is how you stock up.
- Basically any character change costs them: new hair, rerolls; new surname, rerolls; a new kit, rerolls.
- Bank your free rerolls before you pick a play path — whether you're becoming the strongest person on campus or just sitting in class minding your business.
How to get rerolls
Codes are the primary reroll source: every active Shigaku code pays out rerolls. The table below collects third-party reported rewards from September 25–26, 2026 snapshots — reported values, not in-game verified totals.
Comparison
| Code | Reported rerolls | Reported by |
|---|---|---|
| SORRY4DELAYTHATSONUS | 25 | PCGamesN and Pocket Tactics list it as new/active; ProGameGuides reports the 25-reroll reward outside its active list; a redemption video shows it working |
| MOREMOREMORE | 25 | PCGamesN, Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides, GameRant, and a redemption video showing 25 rerolls |
| MYBADFIXESOTW | 25 | PCGamesN, Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides, GameRant, and a redemption video showing 25 rerolls |
| 1KLIKESANDDELAYSORRY | 25 | PCGamesN, Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides, GameRant |
| RELEASETHANKYOU | 25 | PCGamesN, Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides |
| lapeace | 10 | Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides |
| JUSTTHESTART | 10 | Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides |
| bugfixes | 3 | Pocket Tactics, ProGameGuides |
One snapshot detail worth knowing: ProGameGuides counted 7 active Shigaku codes as of September 26, 2026, with the best codes giving 25 Rerolls each, and PCGamesN and Pocket Tactics list all five 25-reroll codes as new and active in their September 25–26 snapshots. Active and expired status rotates, though — the guides currently disagree on SORRY4DELAYTHATSONUS, which two list as active while ProGameGuides places its reward outside its active list — so recheck before relying on any single code, and treat the table as a dated snapshot rather than a live list.
How to redeem codes for rerolls
The redemption flow is consistent across the written guides and a redemption walkthrough:
Redeem steps
- Join the official (私学 ) Shigaku Roblox community group first
The sneaky extra step before redeeming — the redemption walkthrough confirms you have to be in the group.
- Launch Shigaku on Roblox and wait until your character spawns on campus
- Open the menu and hit Settings
The redemption walkthrough pins the location: the codes box is in Settings, right there in the menu.
- Find the Codes box
- Tap COPY on a working code from the list, paste it into the box, and enter it
- Hit redeem and collect your rewards
Then check your reroll total and spend them when you want a new face or a different set of abilities.
Where new reroll codes come from
New reroll codes are released by the developer, (私学 ) Shigaku, on an unpredictable cadence. Codes and how often they arrive are up to the developer — who is, per Pocket Tactics, quite hard to read — though they often show up after the game updates or hits a milestone with likes or visits. A recent anchor: on September 26, 2026, Pocket Tactics added three new Shigaku codes to its list for extra rerolls and rechecked that the other listed codes still work. Practically, the reroll supply from codes moves on roughly update and milestone timing.
The Clover boxing giveaway (launch-window footage)
Gameplay footage from the game's launch window captured a character named T Clover announcing he was going to give players free rerolls, with the stated condition of beating “Clover in a boxing match” — “Free rerolls. Whoever beat me first.” That looks like an event-style giveaway hosted by a developer-branded character, not a standing method: nothing documents it as repeatable or ongoing, and the footage doesn't show rewards actually being delivered. Treat it as context, not a dependable way to earn rerolls alongside code redemption.
What rerolls can change
Rerolls fund character changes. Here's what they're reported to cover:
Checklist
- Face
Named across the written guides (“change your face, equipment, and fighting abilities at will”) and shown being rerolled in gameplay footage.
- Hair
“New hair? Rerolls.” Gameplay footage also shows hair rerolls.
- Surname
“New surname? Rerolls.”
- Equipment / kit
Listed alongside face as part of the swap — “face and kit.”
- Fighting abilities
Guides describe rolling for “a different set of abilities” and “a kit that fits how you fight.”
- Height and eyes
Gameplay footage captions describe rerolling “everything from your height and face to your hair and eyes” with tons of rare variants to unlock. The written guides stop at face, hair, surname, equipment, and fighting abilities, so treat height and eye rerolls as unconfirmed — check what your own reroll options actually show in-game.
Two boundaries to keep in mind: an official complete list of rerollable attributes hasn't been published, and no rarity odds are documented for the rare variants the footage mentions — so there are no confirmed best-roll targets to chase.
How to use rerolls
Spending guidance in the guides stays at the purpose and budget level rather than a button-by-button procedure. Purpose: after redeeming, check your rerolls and use them when you want a new face or a different set of abilities. Budget: GameRant frames twenty-five rerolls as a big starter pile — one promo code can cover a few face changes and a couple of ability rolls, so redeeming all the codes gives you room to roll for a look you actually like and a kit that fits how you fight. Timing: ProGameGuides points the spend at arrival, noting the best 25-Reroll codes give plenty of extra attempts to sort out your character before you start your first day on campus. The exchange rate isn't pinned down — how many rerolls any single change consumes isn't documented — so plan by budget rather than per-change cost.
Limits and version-sensitive details
- Code strings and reroll amounts are third-party reports from September 25–26, 2026 snapshots, not values checked in-game. Codes rotate and expire — recheck which codes pay rerolls, what rerolls can change, and any costs or limits whenever the game updates.
- Only the code-redemption flow is documented step by step. The in-game reroll/spend interface — its menu path and confirmation steps — hasn't been documented, so you may need to locate the reroll actions in the customization menus yourself.
- No rarity odds are documented for reroll outcomes — “tons of rare variants” comes without numbers — so there's no basis for best-roll or best-appearance recommendations.
- No cap or storage limit on rerolls is documented; the only related detail is that you can check your reroll total after redeeming.
- The group-membership requirement and the Settings → Codes path are consistent across the written guides and the redemption walkthrough, but they're third-party and gameplay-video observations rather than official developer documentation.
Since codes and customization systems both change, treat every specific above — code strings, amounts, attribute coverage — as something to recheck after the next update.