How Disney Pixel RPG’s Gacha Work

Disney Pixel RPG uses a fairly standard gacha pity mechanic, but since the top characters—currently the three-stars—aren't as highly coveted as in other gacha games, the pity system is more forgiving. Players have a relatively high chance of pulling featured characters from each banner quite quickly.

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This guide will explain how Disney Pixel RPG's gacha pity system works, detailing the drop rates and guaranteed pulls. If you're planning to invest resources in the game's gacha, this information will be essential.

How Disney Pixel RPG’s Gacha Pity Works

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In Disney Pixel RPG, with a roster of just 32 characters, including only nine three-stars, the pity system relies on Exchange Points instead of the typical rate-up mechanics. Once you accumulate 50 points, you can exchange them for any featured banner character without additional requirements. Additionally, you're guaranteed a two-star or higher character in every 10th pull across all banners.

Typically, gacha games boost your odds of pulling better characters with each investment in banners. However, Disney Pixel RPG offers an alternative approach. Players can guarantee top-tier characters by pulling 50 times on their desired character's banner. Each pull earns one point, and 50 points are enough to unlock that character directly.

The pity system does impact the drop rates for featured characters, providing them with a 1.50% boost on top of the standard 4.00%. However, this difference is minimal, and most players ultimately acquire characters through Exchange Points.

You must manually exchange your points for your desired character, and Exchange Points are exclusive to specific banners. To guarantee characters like Aurora or Maleficent, you'll need to pull fifty times on their respective banners. Also note that after a banner ends, any unspent Exchange Points will convert to Memory Points.

Memory Points can be used to purchase Urbs, Cubes, Seeds, and also for getting Upgrade Pixels from the Memory Shop in the Gacha menu.

Drop Rates in Featured Banners

Character Rairty	Drop Rate
3-Star	4.00%
2-Star	30.00%
1-Star	66.00%

Featured banners offer an additional 1.5% chance to pull a three-star character, increasing the drop rate from the typical 4.00% to 5.5%. In contrast, two-star characters have a 30.00% chance to drop on featured banners, while one-star characters have a drop rate of 66.00% per pull.

The individual drop rates for featured banners are 0.28% per three-star, 2.50% per two-star, and 7.33% for one-star characters.

Drop Rates in Premier Gacha

A screenshot of Mickey and the Player Character in front of a castle in Disney Pixel RPG.

The Premier Gacha enhances the chances of pulling two-star characters, while still allowing for the possibility of three-star characters to appear. Every 10th pull on this banner guarantees a two-star or higher, eliminating one-stars from the equation. As a result, the chance of getting a three-star remains at 4.00%, while the drop rate for two-stars increases to 96.00%.

Since there are no rate-up characters in the Premier Banner, every other three-star has a slightly increased chance of appearing—0.44% instead of the usual 0.28%.

High-level Disney Pixel RPG players should use the Premier Gacha to farm Medals. Each time you pull a character you already own, you receive Medals, which represent copies of that character. You can then use these Medals to upgrade the character and break their limits. Medals also have drop rates: three-star copies yield 100 Medals, while two-star duplicates provide five Medals, and one-star duplicates give you only two.

Guaranteed Pull Drop Rates

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When you use a Three-Star Guaranteed Gacha Ticket to pull on banners, you will receive a three-star character with a 100% drop rate. This means that each of the nine available three-stars has an 11.11% probability of appearing per pull.

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