Chasing Kaleidorider Gacha Pity Calculator
Enter how many pulls you have already made without hitting an SSR, plus how many pulls you can afford. The calculator returns your real chance of landing the featured character — accounting for soft pity ramping and the 80-pull guarantee.
Where these numbers come from: the 80-pull hard pity is widely
reported from beta coverage. The exact soft-pity curve and base rate have
not been published officially — the defaults below are community estimates
from test builds. You can edit every parameter yourself under Advanced. We will lock
these to official values once the rate sheet is published at launch.
Advanced parameters
Chance of at least one SSR
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— more pulls guarantee it
— pulls expected on average
Chance by milestone
How pity works in Chasing Kaleidorider
Two things make this game's gacha unusually forgiving, and they change how you should budget:
- No 50/50. In most gacha games, hitting pity gives you a coin flip between the featured character and a random standard one. Here, reports from beta coverage indicate the featured character is guaranteed — so your worst case is the pity cap, not double the pity cap.
- Limited characters join the standard pool. Once a limited banner ends, that character reportedly becomes available in the standard pool. Missing a banner is not permanent, which lowers the pressure to overspend.
- Separate motorbike pool. Bikes are pulled from their own banner with its own pity, also reported at 80. Budget for both — this is the main way the game recovers monetisation.
Practically: because the worst case is bounded and predictable, saving to a full 80-pull reserve before starting a banner is the single most efficient F2P habit in this game.