How to Get Rename Spins and Reroll Your Family in AKAYUKI

Get Rename Spins through combat or reward codes, then select CHARACTER on the title screen to reroll your family name. Rename Spins are the resource used for family-name rolls, and rarer names provide stronger stat boosts.

• Combat: Defeat opponents. Payout amounts may vary: the four-spin result described below is a specific example, not a guaranteed reward for every kill.
• Reward codes: Codes can also grant spins; see the AKAYUKI codes page for the maintained list and redemption instructions.

Once you have Rename Spins, the menu route is:

1. Select CHARACTER on the title screen. This opens the character customization menu, where you can change your appearance and name later.
2. Use the family-name roll in the character menu. This is where you spend Rename Spins to reroll your family name.
3. Inspect the resulting name and its full stat buffs. The game lets you view those buffs after spinning, so you can assess what the roll gives your character.

You do not have to settle your character’s name during initial customization. The customization screen explicitly points you back to CHARACTER on the title screen for later changes, making that the place to return when you have more spins to use.

Getting spins through combat

Defeating opponents provides a gameplay route to Rename Spins. In one arena result at Level 3, the reward panel showed +4 RENAME SPINS after opponents were defeated. Quest-completion XP notifications appeared alongside that result, while another combat example also included receiving spins after a successful fight.

Use the Rename Spins reward text to recognize that you have received the resource you need for rerolling. The quest XP appearing beside the spin reward does not establish a separate spin payout for that quest.

What to look for after a family-name roll

Family names draw on famous historical samurai and have rarity labels. For example, the name Sato Miyuki appears with a COMMON label in character customization. Rarity matters because rarer names give better stat uplifts, making a family-name roll part of character progression as well as a name change.

After rolling, read the full buffs rather than judging the result only by its name. The post-spin buff display shows the benefits attached to the rolled name; the rarity label gives you the broader indication of its strength. For more detail on the names themselves, continue to the family names guide.