Bleach Mirrors High Guide: Beginner Tips, Characters & Upgrades

Bleach Mirrors High is an action strategy gacha game, but you need to min-max your account to progress smoothly. In this Black Mirrors High beginner guide, I’ll cover everything you need to know to progress faster and avoid early-game mistakes.

The core gameplay of Bleach Mirrors High is building a 3-character team to battle enemies in both PVE and PVP.

You can use many cards to deliver different skills, create chain attacks, debuff your enemies, and more.

Then spend everything you get from those battles to upgrade your characters and strengthen your team.

But this game isn’t that simple, so let’s find out why and what you should do first as you progress early in the game.

First Priority in the Early Game

The biggest difference between Bleach Mirrors High and many other gacha games is how you level up your account.

While other gacha games usually make you spend stamina to get account EXP to level up, this game doesn’t. Even if you spend stamina for weeks, your account level won’t change if you do it the wrong way.

The only way to level up your account in Bleach Mirrors High is by completing the challenge quest. Each quest gives you rewards and increases your account level.

Quest types depend on your account level. Early-game quests are usually easy, like leveling characters, placing an item in a room, or doing Arena.

As you progress, the quests you get will get harder and more demanding. Especially the map-completing quests, which require a lot of stamina and, of course, a reliable team.

Focus on Three Characters First

If you already saw this Bleach Mirrors High reroll guide, I recommend three of the best characters to help you progress your account.

Now, if you got one of them, build them until they get promoted. You need to level them to 60 before you can promote them.

And repeat the same process for your other two characters.

If you still don’t know who to build next, check out this Bleach Mirrors High tier list for a complete list of the best characters in the game. I ranked them purely based on their performance.

Arena is Important, But Not a Priority

You finally build a complete team with three high-level characters, but when you dive into Arena, you will realize this game is… unique, in a bad way, unfortunately.

Arena has a team cooldown. So you can’t use the same team or characters to face other Arena in the same day. You need to wait until the next day to use them again.

This means you need a lot of teams to truly push your rank in the arena.

It’s simply a mode for a more stable account, not for a beginner account. So no need to worry too much about this.

Just focus on your three characters first and beat the challenge quests to raise your account level.

Expanding Your Team and Character Leveling

This game has many different EXP upgrade materials based on each element. For example, Violet Crystal gives more EXP when used on Violet characters.

The best way to maximize this feature is to level only one character of each element.

You can use my own team as an example:

• Violet: Sosuke Aizen
• Green: Toshiro Hitsugaya
• Blue: Rukia Kuchiki
• Grey: MC

This way, you maximize the value of each crystal you’ve invested.

Once you level your character to 60 and promote them, you will realize how expensive they become. Even a single level upgrade can take a lot of crystals.

So you should be careful about who you build first and how you use your crystals.

Daily Tasks to Do

Every gacha game has a daily tasks system, and Bleach Mirrors High is no exception.

I will list everything you need to do for your daily tasks:

• Reconnaissance: You can send a character on Reconnaissance for some hours to collect rewards like crystals, diplomas, medals, etc. You can send up to 4 Reconnaissance missions at a time, but you need to unlock them first.
• Daily Missions: There is a list of daily tasks you need to do each day. Completing them will grant you 60 Mirror Gems in total.
• Arena: You can do Arena each day, but how many times depends on how many teams you already have.
• Main Scenario: This is the most important one for a beginner account. Make sure to spend your stamina here every day. Because it’s related to how you level your account, as I said before.
• Event: When there’s an event, it will have a reward. During this launch phase, the event is very simple: you just need to face random enemies and get rewards.

Mirror Gems are Hard to Find

Mirror Gems are the premium material to summon characters in Bleach Mirrors High. You need 300 Mirror Gems to summon a character. So prepare 3000 Mirror Gems if you want to do a single ten pull.

But based on my experience, finding and farming Mirror Gems in Bleach Mirrors High is kinda hard.

The amount I get from doing story content and clearing quests and missions is just small.

So don’t overspend your Mirror Gems, especially if you already got the character you wanted.

No need to get dupes at the current moment. One copy of a character is enough to clear early-game content.

Free Rewards Can Help a Lot

We are in the launch phase of Bleach Mirrors High now, so make sure to collect everything they gave you.

This is the list of freebies right now:

• Redeem Codes: Visit this Bleach Mirrors High codes to redeem codes. You can also exchange codes with other players so you both get rewards.
• Login Bonus: There are three types of Login Bonus at the moment. Weekly, Beginner, and Monthly. The biggest is the Beginner Login Event, which gives you 300 Gems each day.
• Missions: You need to complete a task to collect this one, but it’s worth noting that some are very easy to do.

Battle in Bleach Mirrors High

I honestly never had any problems facing enemies and progressing through the Main Scenario, even when my enemy was a boss with higher power than my character.

But if I can share some tips regarding battle and how you should use your cards, then you can follow these:

• Don’t clash recklessly. When your enemy uses their card, you can use your own card to trigger the clash mechanic, but don’t do this if you only have one card in your hand. Otherwise, you will be left with just the basic card, which only has a 20% chance to win.
• Use your card after your enemy evades your previous attack. Keep using your basic attack until they successfully evade it, then use your card, or even your strongest card, to attack your enemy. Because your enemy is AI, and it’s very rare for them to dodge your attack twice.
• Just play your main DPS. Switching characters in Bleach Mirrors High takes too much time, so use your main DPS at the start of the battle and keep spamming attacks. I found this the easiest and fastest method to beat stages. At least for now.