All 14 Crates in Attack on Titan Revolution

Crates are chests in Attack on Titan Revolution, the Roblox game based on the anime where you fight titans. They hold cosmetics, such as outfits, masks, weapon looks, auras, and wings, and opening one gives you a single random piece from its own set. Knowing how the odds, pity, and trading work makes it much easier to decide which crate is worth your Gems.

Scout Fashion Crate

The first Scout Fashion crate, with accessories and attires.

Availability

Legacy Market crate

Cost

799 Gems (former Market price)

Epic+ Pity

-

Cosmetics

8

Contents

Accessories and attires, from Common to Legendary.

Drop Pool

Cat Ears — Legendary, 0.17%; Maid’s Attire — Legendary, 0.17%; Kenny’s Attire — Epic, 1.5%; Kenny’s Hat — Rare, 3.33%; Pajama Hat — Rare, 3.33%; Pajama’s Attire — Rare, 3.33%; Ninja’s Attire — Uncommon, 28.15%; Cleaning Mask — Common, 60%

How to Get It

Previously sold in the Regular Market for 799 Gems.

Anime All-Stars Crate

The original Jujutsu Kaisen crate, with outfits, accessories and weapons.

Availability

Trading only

Cost

-

Epic+ Pity

-

Cosmetics

14

Contents

14 cosmetics based on Jujutsu Kaisen.

Drop Pool

Toji’s Attire — Legendary, 0.17%; Black Flash — Legendary, 0.17%; Sukuna’s Markings — Legendary, 0.17%; Split Soul Katana — Epic, 0.67%; Mahoraga’s Wheel — Epic, 0.67%; Geto’s Attire — Epic, 0.67%; Cursed Energy — Rare, 4.17%; Inverted Spear of Heaven — Rare, 4.17%; Sorcerer’s Attire — Rare, 4.17%; Katana — Uncommon, 11.67%; Utahime’s Attire — Uncommon, 11.67%; Gojo’s Blindfold — Uncommon, 11.67%; Jet Black Sword — Common, 25%; Gojo’s Glasses — Common, 25%

How to Get It

Obtainable by trading.

Anime All-Stars (2) Crate

A Bleach-themed crate with accessories, attires and swords.

Availability

Trading only

Cost

-

Epic+ Pity

-

Cosmetics

16

Contents

16 cosmetics: 5 accessories, 6 attires and 5 swords, based on Bleach.

Drop Pool

Bambietta’s Wings — Legendary, 0.12%; Primera’s Attire — Legendary, 0.12%; Ulquiorra’s Wings — Legendary, 0.12%; Zangetsu — Legendary, 0.12%; Captain’s Attire — Epic, 0.67%; Katen Kyokotsu — Epic, 0.67%; Quincy’s Attire — Epic, 0.67%; Kazeshini — Rare, 4.17%; Kisuke’s Attire — Rare, 4.17%; Ulquiorra’s Attire — Rare, 4.17%; Benihime — Uncommon, 10%; Soul Reaper’s Attire — Uncommon, 10%; Zangetsu [M] — Uncommon, 10%; Kisuke’s Hat — Common, 18.33%; Quincy Hat — Common, 18.33%; Toshiro’s Scarf — Common, 18.33%

How to Get It

Obtainable by trading.

Anime All-Stars (3) Crate

A Demon Slayer crate with outfits, accessories, swords and sword auras.

Availability

Not available (longer obtainable through the Market)

Cost

1,499 Gems (former Market price)

Epic+ Pity

30 crates

Cosmetics

22

Contents

22 cosmetics: 6 accessories, 7 attires, 4 swords and 5 sword auras, based on Demon Slayer.

Drop Pool

Explosion Art — Legendary, 0.12%; Giyuu’s Attire — Legendary, 0.12%; Nichrin Cleaver — Legendary, 0.12%; Tengen’s Attire — Legendary, 0.12%; Boar Mask — Epic, 0.4%; Flame Breath — Epic, 0.4%; Kyokokukamusari — Epic, 0.4%; Lightning Breath — Epic, 0.4%; Rengoku’s Attire — Epic, 0.4%; Blood Art — Rare, 3.12%; Blood Scythe — Rare, 3.12%; Tanjiro’s Attire — Rare, 3.12%; Water Breath — Rare, 3.12%; Nichirin Katana — Uncommon, 10%; Shinobu’s Attire — Uncommon, 10%; Slayer Box — Uncommon, 10%; Mouth Guard — Common, 9.17%; Slayer (F)’s Attire — Common, 9.17%; Slayer (M)’s Attire — Common, 9.17%; Slayer Mask 1 — Common, 9.17%; Slayer Mask 2 — Common, 9.17%; Slayer Mask 3 — Common, 9.17%

How to Get It

Previously sold in the Regular Market for 1,499 Gems.

Anime All-Stars (4) Crate

A Fate-themed crate with attires and swords.

Availability

Not available (longer obtainable through the Market)

Cost

1,499 Gems (former Market price)

Epic+ Pity

30 crates

Cosmetics

13

Contents

13 cosmetics: 7 attires and 6 swords, based on Fate.

Drop Pool

Astolfo’s Attire — Legendary, 0.17%; Gilgamesh’s Attire — Legendary, 0.17%; Vulcano Cagligorante — Legendary, 0.17%; Archer’s Attire — Epic, 0.67%; Gae Bolg — Epic, 0.67%; Sword of Rupture — Epic, 0.67%; Bakuya — Rare, 4.17%; Kanshou — Rare, 4.17%; Saber’s Attire — Rare, 4.17%; Bikini’s Attire — Uncommon, 15%; Caliburn — Uncommon, 15%; Priest’s Attire — Common, 27.5%; Scathatch’s Attire — Common, 27.5%

How to Get It

Previously sold in the Regular Market for 1,499 Gems.

Blade Burst Crate

The original Blade Burst crate, with 20 sword auras.

Availability

Legacy Market crate

Cost

2,499 Gems (former Market price)

Epic+ Pity

-

Cosmetics

20

Contents

20 sword auras, from Common to Legendary.

Drop Pool

Azure Flames — Legendary, 0.19%; Cosmic Nova — Legendary, 0.19%; Ignited — Legendary, 0.19%; Titanstrike — Legendary, 0.19%; Bloodletting — Epic, 0.75%; Demonic Gaze — Epic, 0.75%; Rose Petal — Epic, 0.75%; Starry Night — Epic, 0.75%; Blue Mechanitor — Rare, 2.81%; Frostbite — Rare, 2.81%; Ink — Rare, 2.81%; Mechanitor — Rare, 2.81%; Aqua Whisper — Uncommon, 8.75%; Autumnal — Uncommon, 8.75%; Photon — Uncommon, 8.75%; Snow Lilies — Uncommon, 8.75%; Bubble Swirl — Common, 12.5%; Company Standard — Common, 12.5%; Plucked Wings — Common, 12.5%; Will of the Wisps — Common, 12.5%

How to Get It

Previously sold in the Regular Market for 2,499 Gems.

What Are Crates in Attack on Titan Revolution?

Cosmetics are items that change how your character looks rather than how it plays. Crate items are cosmetics like outfits, masks, weapon looks, auras, and wings, and each crate has its own fixed set of them. Opening a crate gives you one random pick from that set, so a crate's name and theme tell you a lot about what's inside.

Crates have different ways of becoming available. Some are sold in the Market, some are older crates that have left it, and some are event crates tied to a holiday. They work the same way once opened, but how you get them and whether they stay available differs between groups.

How Crate Rarity and Odds Work

Most crates sort their items into rarity tiers, from Common up through Epic, Legendary, and Mythical. Each item has its own chance of showing up on each open, and the rarer the tier, the smaller that chance. That's why common looks turn up far more often than the top tiers.

Apart from pity, the odds on each open are the same no matter what came before. A bad run doesn't make the next open more likely to be good.

Event crates don't always follow that pattern. The Halloween crate, for example, gave every item an equal chance, and the odds for holiday crates have changed from one season to the next.

How Crate Pity Works

Some crates have a pity rule, which is a safety net for bad luck. If you reach the pity threshold without getting an Epic or higher item, the guarantee gives you one. The guarantee is for Epic or higher, so it doesn't promise a Legendary or Mythical.

Pity is set crate by crate, so not every crate has one. If you land an Epic or higher item before the count reaches its limit, the count resets to zero and starts over.

How to Buy and Trade Crates

Crates in the Market are priced in Gems. Once you buy one, it goes into your inventory, where you can open it whenever you like. Market stock changes over time, so a crate you want may not always be on sale.

Players can also trade with each other, and that depends on your Prestige level.

Some older crates have left the Market, and trading is how they change hands now.

Which Crates Are Worth Opening?

Rarity alone isn't the best way to pick a crate. A top-tier item you never wear is less useful than a common look you use all the time. Start with the theme and ask what kind of look you want for your character.

Crates named after a show, such as the Naruto, Demon Slayer, Bleach, and Jujutsu Kaisen crates, are built around that series. Others stick to one kind of look. Blade Burst 2, for example, gives only equipment auras, while Scout Fashion 2 is mostly custom designs with little tie to the anime.

Once you've found a crate with the look you want, the odds and pity rules tell you how hard it will be to land it.

Holiday Event Crates Like the Halloween Crate

Holiday event crates come out during a holiday event and belong to that event. Each event uses its own currency, which you earn by playing. For Halloween, that currency is Halloween Tokens, earned by defeating pumpkin-headed titans, and the event shop uses them for cosmetics and boosts.

The Halloween crate, for example, leaned toward skeleton outfits, masks, and blades. Since event crates belong to their holiday, don't count on any of them returning in later seasons.

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