All 5 Beyond Nen Races: Rarity, Odds and Perks

The five races

The names are consistent across sources. The roll chances come from published race guides, with the Celestial figure matched by a second outlet — so treat them as a good estimate rather than an official drop table.

How race rolls work

Race is the second roll in the character-identity pair. Both race and lineage come from spins, which arrive from the tutorial, from codes, and from in-game purchases.

• Spins are shared currency. Every spin you spend on a race is a spin you did not spend on a lineage.
• Rerolling is allowed. A race roll is not permanent, but each attempt costs the same spin.
• The odds are blunt. There are only five outcomes, and the single most likely outcome each roll is Human at 60%.

Why lineage comes first

Published rankings agree that lineage matters more. Three concrete reasons:

1. Depth. Twenty lineages means a real chance at a distinctive result; five races means four results you will see constantly.
2. Documented perks. Nine lineages have published effects — Zoldyck’s money multiplier, Kurta’s boss damage, Freecss’s EXP. Only Celestial has a reported race perk.
3. Growth. Lineages reportedly unlock extra attributes at level 30 through a questline. No equivalent race progression has been published.

The full reasoning, with roll order and when to use a Reset Orb, is on spins and rerolls.

Where the tier lists disagree

The published lists split sharply on the middle rows:

• One outlet ranks Celestial and Cyborg in S, Rabbit in A, Cat and Human in B.
• Another ranks Celestial in S, Cyborg in A, Cat and Rabbit in C, Human in D.

Both agree Celestial leads and Human trails. The side-by-side comparison, with the caveats, is on the race tier list.

Read next

• All lineages — the deeper of the two roll systems.
• Spins and rerolls — what to spend first.
• Nen types — what your ability roll means, once you have one.
• Beginner guide — where the first spins actually come from.