Is a Girls Echo reroll worth it?
Yes, if you want a stronger start and can stop yourself. Target Medusa first, Amaterasu second, and set a run limit before the first summon.
Typical reroll
Run times and rates are community-reported. Your results will vary.
Who to stop for
A reroll is only useful if it gives you a unit that changes the account. These two do.
Target 1
Medusa
The best healer in the game. Medusa revives each ally after their first defeat, keeps the team topped up, and adds 30% damage reduction.
Use her in almost any team. She is the safest first pick for a new account.
Target 2
Amaterasu
The strongest tank in the global build. Amaterasu heals herself, revives once, and turns Charm into crowd control plus a damage cut for the whole team.
Use her when your damage dealers need time to ramp and the enemy can threaten a quick collapse.
The stop rule
Keep the account if it has Medusa, Amaterasu, or two strong SS units that fit the same team. Stop after 3 to 5 runs. The 0.08% rate is not a promise, and a second day of rerolling costs more than the account gain.
How to reroll, step by step
The loop is simple but long. The part that matters is the decision after the opening summons, not the number of pulls.
- 01Install the game and choose a guest accountUse the guest option. Do not bind an account you want to keep until you decide to stop rerolling.
- 02Pick a serverServer choice affects events and leaderboards. Pick the server your friends use, or the one you plan to stay on.
- 03Finish the mandatory tutorialThe tutorial cannot be skipped. Keep the pace steady and do not spend premium currency on optional pulls during the run.
- 04Collect the mailbox and launch rewardsThe opening mailbox and launch events supply most of the summons. Claim everything before you judge the account.
- 05Use the opening summonsPull on the banner you actually want. Check the full result before resetting. A second strong unit matters as much as the headline pick.
- 06Decide: keep or resetKeep the account if it has Medusa, Amaterasu, or a strong SS core. Reset only if the opening result is clearly below your target.
- 07Bind the account you keepLink the account before you invest more time or money. A guest account can be lost if the device or app data changes.
Keep the account if
- You pulled Medusa or Amaterasu.
- You have two SS units that belong in the same team.
- You have a strong tank and healer, even without an SSS.
- You are at your run limit and the account is playable.
Reset if
- The opening pulls gave no healer and no strong tank.
- Your best units belong to three different team plans.
- You are rerolling only because the rate looks rare.
Use the game's own guest account flow. Do not buy, sell, or share accounts, and do not use third-party services. Bind your account as soon as you decide to keep it.
Turn the account into a team
The starting pull decides your first team, not your whole account. Spend the launch rewards with that team in mind.
Reroll questions
How long does one Girls Echo reroll take?
A full run takes about 8 to 10 minutes. Most of that is the mandatory tutorial and the opening mailbox collection, not the summons themselves.
Who should I reroll for?
Medusa is the safest target because she fits almost any team and revives each ally once. Amaterasu is the second target. If you pull either one plus a strong SS unit, keep the account.
What is the SSR+ rate?
The common banner SSR+ rate is reported at 0.08%. That is low enough that chasing a specific top unit can take far longer than the reroll loop suggests. Set a run limit before you start.
Can I reroll on my main account?
No. Rerolling means starting a fresh guest account, so your main account stays untouched. Bind the account you decide to keep before you spend money or time on it.
Is rerolling required?
No. The game gives enough launch currency to build a working team without rerolling. Rerolling improves the starting point, but it does not replace leveling five core characters and building a coherent team.