How to Reroll in BanG Dream! Our Notes

Can you reroll in Our Notes?

Yes. The game keeps a data-delete option on the title screen, and the opening rewards are granted again on every fresh account. The catch is regional. SPICA, a third-party database tracking the launch, notes that on servers outside Japan a deleted account still has to go through sign-in again before the next attempt, so the restart loop may not be practical for every player. Inside Japan, the same source describes a direct path into the next run after deletion.

That difference shapes the whole strategy. When every attempt costs a full sign-in, one careful opening matters more than fast repeating. The steps below work in either region, but global players should confirm their sign-in method before deleting anything, because the account that comes back afterwards has to be set up from the start.

How many pulls you start with: 33 vs 43

Two numbers are circulating, and both are right. The App Store launch event card says the game "is now live! Log in to get 33 pulls", which is the official store figure for the launch login reward. A separate official notice adds a second layer: players who log in for seven days after the global release receive an SR Member Guaranteed Gacha Ticket and an SR Snapshot Guaranteed Ticket.

Third-party data, not confirmed by official notices: SPICA's launch breakdown puts the realistic total at 43 pulls — Star ×4,120 (20 pulls), Our Notes Gacha Tickets ×10, apology Gacha Tickets ×10 issued for launch-day fixes, and three guaranteed tickets: a Launch Celebration SSR Guaranteed Ticket, an SSR Member Guaranteed Ticket, and an SR-or-higher Guaranteed Ticket. SPICA lists October 25, 23:59 JST as the claiming deadline for the apology tickets.

The gap between the two figures is mostly the apology tickets: the store's 33 covers the base stack of 20 Star pulls, 10 ticket pulls, and the three guaranteed tickets, and the extra 10 compensation pulls bring the total to 43. One further bump comes from the launch serial code OURNOTES posted on the official X account, which redeems Star ×200 in the game's Serial Code menu — roughly one more pull at the standard Star price. SPICA records an October 24 deadline for that code.

How to reroll, step by step

1. Start a fresh account and play through the opening flow. 2. Claim everything before spending: the login event rewards, the present box, the serial code OURNOTES, and the mission rewards. 3. Spend the Star pulls and the Our Notes ticket pulls on the pickup banner you are targeting, then use the three guaranteed tickets. 4. Check the result against the stop rule in the next section. 5. Keep the account and confirm your sign-in method, or move on to the delete steps.

To delete: return to the title screen, open the menu at the top right, choose the option to delete your player data, and confirm. Per SPICA, a fresh run after deletion can skip the tutorial. The same source estimates the first run at about 7 minutes with later runs down to about 2 minutes; those timings are third-party estimates, not official figures.

Global players have one extra step: after the delete, the game asks for sign-in again before the next account starts. Have your sign-in details ready before you confirm the deletion, and never delete on an account whose sign-in method you cannot recover.

When to stop: targets and odds

Third-party data, not confirmed by official notices: SPICA calculates the chances of reaching at least a given number of SSR Members in one run from the in-game allocation ratio, and puts the average at roughly 2.6 SSR Members per run.

SPICA's suggested stop rule follows from those numbers: settle for 4 SSR Members and treat 5 or more as the goal. A member picked with the Day 1 SSR Member Miracle Ticket does not count toward either number, because that ticket is a free choice on top of the pulls. The ticket itself comes from a Day 1 mission that asks you to clear 10 different songs.

Which units to aim for

Third-party tier view from SPICA, not an official ranking: the three SS-rated Members are Goddess of Paradisus (Sakiko Togawa under her Oblivionis stage name), Fleeting Echo (Uika Misumi as Doloris), and Rainlit Strings (Rāna Kaname). All three carry a [HIT] skill worth Score +90% on PERFECT or better, described by SPICA as the biggest boost in the game for score-focused play.

The S tier holds Starward Cry (Tomori Takamatsu), The Beat to Keep (Taki Shiina), and Answering Melody (Mutsumi Wakaba as Mortis) — skills that grow stronger while your LIFE stays high. The A tier — RESTART MELODY♪ (Anon Chihaya), Bearing Wishes (Umiri Yahata), Twilight Trace (Soyo Nagasaki), and Dazzling Rhythm (Nyamu Yūtenji) — applies Score +70% with no condition, which SPICA recommends for players who cannot hit PERFECT consistently yet.

Guides disagree on Tomori's Starward Cry. Oslink's reroll guide lists it as a top reroll target, while SPICA ranks it S rather than SS. The deciding factor is your own play: the SS-rated [HIT] skills only pay out on PERFECT or better, while Starward Cry's LIFE-based boost stays reliable at 700 LIFE or more. Snapshots carry their own tiers, with the MyGO!!!!! and Ave Mujica extend Snapshots rated SS.

Risks and regional caveats

Keep rerolling on the game's own delete function. Avoid third-party tools that promise automated rerolls, shared or purchased accounts, and temporary-email sign-ins that you would be unable to recover later — a lost sign-in on a fresh account costs the entire opening stack. Read the current in-game notice before changing account settings, and keep records of your sign-in method and any purchase receipts.

Watch the deadlines that shape the 43-pull total. The apology tickets and the OURNOTES serial code are launch-window items — SPICA lists October 25 and October 24 for them respectively — and once they expire the realistic opening total drops back toward the store's 33. The first event and the limited-time banner opened on September 28 according to third-party coverage, so saving the stack for that banner is a reported option as well.

What is still unconfirmed

Official notices have not published a reroll procedure, a guest-account policy, or a deletion timetable. Player reports describe the global deletion as a request that takes days to process, but that detail has no official confirmation. Gacha rates and the exact pickup pool structure — third-party guides describe it differently, as one shared UP banner or as per-band pickups — should be checked against the current in-game notices before you commit pulls.