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Isekai Gacha: Pull an Anime Character's Next Life

Name a character and a single card comes back with the life the dice dealt them — race, class, talent, curse, starting item, and the fate waiting in the new world.

Boa Hancock · One Piece — N · Clockwork Doll. The page's own CTA run: brass joints, a map held upside down, and every row straight from the roll.

Venti · Genshin Impact — R · Dwarf Dragon Knight. Indigo wave border, cream paper, and a haggle talent that empties shops.

Miyamura Izumi · Horimiya — N · Farm Cat Bard. Same quiet face, new ears and tail; black sumi on plain washi.

Tanjiro Kamado · Demon Slayer — N · Human Librarian. A return scroll and a hopeless sense of direction, every line still spelled out.

Monkey D. Luffy · One Piece — SSR · Vampire Farmer, forgotten by everyone each morning, fated to make the dead World Tree bloom. Gold leaf and a rising sun. — **Monkey D. Luffy · One Piece** — SSR · Vampire Farmer, forgotten by everyone each morning, fated to make the dead World Tree bloom. Gold leaf and a rising sun.

Zhongli · Genshin Impact — R · Human Dragon Knight under a full-moon curse. Indigo waves and a vermilion seal keep the R card calm. — **Zhongli · Genshin Impact** — R · Human Dragon Knight under a full-moon curse. Indigo waves and a vermilion seal keep the R card calm.

Dracule Mihawk · One Piece — N · Elf Librarian with a sugar allergy and a rusty pot lid. Plain sumi, thin border, no decoration. — **Dracule Mihawk · One Piece** — N · Elf Librarian with a sugar allergy and a rusty pot lid. Plain sumi, thin border, no decoration.

Raiden Shogun · Genshin Impact — SR · Dwarf Dragon Knight, cursed to be forgotten daily. Violet cranes and silver mica behind the table. — **Raiden Shogun · Genshin Impact** — SR · Dwarf Dragon Knight, cursed to be forgotten daily. Violet cranes and silver mica behind the table.

Tartaglia · Genshin Impact — R · Human Thief who can only tell the truth, carrying a talking sword. The wave border keeps him neat. — **Tartaglia · Genshin Impact** — R · Human Thief who can only tell the truth, carrying a talking sword. The wave border keeps him neat.

Hori Kyouko · Horimiya — R · Farm Cat Dragon Knight with a praise-levitation curse. The cover reference carries the ears and tail. — **Hori Kyouko · Horimiya** — R · Farm Cat Dragon Knight with a praise-levitation curse. The cover reference carries the ears and tail.

Nezuko Kamado · Demon Slayer — SR · Wolfkin Dragon Knight with Skill Copy and a sugar allergy. Silver mica and a crane border. — **Nezuko Kamado · Demon Slayer** — SR · Wolfkin Dragon Knight with Skill Copy and a sugar allergy. Silver mica and a crane border.

Kyojuro Rengoku · Demon Slayer — N · Human Villager with Appraisal Eye and a hopeless navigator curse. Black sumi on unbleached washi. — **Kyojuro Rengoku · Demon Slayer** — N · Human Villager with Appraisal Eye and a hopeless navigator curse. Black sumi on unbleached washi.

Nami · One Piece — N · Human Thief who can never get lost in town — a small mercy for the navigator. — **Nami · One Piece** — N · Human Thief who can never get lost in town — a small mercy for the navigator.

It is a pull, not a character sheet

The card is one image, drawn in your Neta Studio world from the character's own cover. The left panel is the reincarnated body: new race, new class, same face. The right panel is a ruled table — race, class, talent, curse, starting item — then a divider, the fate foretold for them, and the goddess's verdict across the bottom. Rarity runs from N to SSR, and the paper, border and banner change with it, so a batch reads as a set. Every pull also writes a record, which is what the roleplay step reads when you want to play the life out.

Rolls you can read. Every slot is named and tiered, so you can see why a card landed at N or SSR instead of guessing from the art.
The character stays themselves. A world character's cover goes in as the reference: same face, hair and marks, with the new race and class laid on top.
A card that keeps its record. The pull writes a reincarnation record, and that record can become a roleplay with the same race, curse and fate already set.

Questions before you pull

What exactly comes back?

One landscape 3:2 image: the full card with the portrait on the left, the ruled table on the right and the verdict banner at the bottom. My runs came back at 1264×848. There is no layered file and no separate text layer.

Can I pick the race or the class?

Yes, if you say so — lock the race to vampire, lock the class to bard. Anything you leave open is rolled, and a locked value keeps its own tier.

Is the rarity fixed?

No. N, R, SR and SSR all come out of the roll, and the paper, tags and banner follow the tier. One pull is one result; the skill does not re-roll for a better card.

Does it work for a character who is not in my world?

Yes. Name anyone — an anime character, an OC, a friend — and describe how they look. With a world character the cover is the reference; without one the description carries the face.

How is this different from an anime gacha game?

A gacha game hands you a roster someone else drew. This gives you the pull itself: one card for a character you name, with the rolls written on it. It is a still card, not a battle screen.

Can I play the card afterwards?

Yes. The pull writes a reincarnation record, and the skill can turn it into a roleplay where you are the reincarnated character, with the card's race, class, talent, curse and fate as the status bar.

What language is the card in?

The language you write in. Ask in English and the labels and verdict are English; ask in Chinese and the card switches to Chinese.

Can I pull more than once?

One pull is the default. Ask for ten and the skill rolls a batch, guarantees at least one of each tier, and lays the cards out on the board.

Name someone. Pull their next life.

One card, every roll written on it, and a record you can play from.

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