An aura list is only as good as its sources. For +1 Anime Eyes, the sources support a very short list: a 500 Wins aura, Rainbow Aura inside the Ultimate OP Bundle, and a community-reported connection between Ores and auras. There is no official catalog, no complete name list, and no published price sheet. That makes most "all auras" pages unreliable, not because their authors are careless, but because the game has not supplied the data. This page lists what is confirmed, explains the evidence behind each entry, and shows how to keep a personal list that stays accurate after an update.
What a Reliable Aura List Can Include
A reliable list has three properties. Each entry names its acquisition route, each entry states the evidence behind it, and each entry separates the confirmed fact from the unconfirmed number. An aura name with no route is not useful. A route with no evidence is a rumor. A multiplier with no source is a guess.
The confirmed core
The confirmed core is small. Aura is defined as a Chakra multiplier. A 500 Wins aura exists. Rainbow Aura is part of the Ultimate OP Bundle. Ores are linked to auras in a single community video. Those four statements are enough to organize a list, and they are the only statements this page treats as settled.
Why the list is short
The official game page lists auras as a system but does not enumerate them. Community footage shows a limited set of menu states. Without a developer-published catalog, any additional names would be unsourced. A short list with provenance is more useful than a long list that mixes confirmed and invented entries. The auras overview explains the multiplier definition in more detail.
| List entry | Acquisition route | Evidence | Confirmed detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 Wins aura | Wins | Research and community reporting | The gate is 500 Wins |
| Rainbow Aura | Ultimate OP Bundle | Research and community reporting | It is part of the bundle |
| Ore-related aura | Ores | Single community video | A link exists; the mechanic is unclear |
| Other aura names | Unknown | None in the available sources | Do not list until verified |
500 Wins Aura: The Playtime Entry
The 500 Wins aura is the clearest playtime-gated entry. Wins are a stage currency, earned by clearing stages and spent on swords and this aura. The fact that the aura costs Wins rather than Chakra is important because it separates the aura economy from the training economy. A player can pursue the aura through stage clears without diverting Chakra from training.
Reading the 500 Wins threshold
A 500 Wins requirement is a milestone, not a micro-purchase. It implies that the aura is intended for players who have spent time in the stage loop. That does not prove it is an early-game aura in every account, but it does place it before any bundle-exclusive option in terms of playtime. The Wins sword guide covers the other major use of the same currency.
What remains unknown
The effect is not published. The display name is not confirmed beyond the descriptive label used here. The shop wording and the exact multiplier should be read in the current build. If the menu shows a name that differs from "500 Wins aura," record the menu name and treat the descriptive label as a location marker rather than an official title.
| 500 Wins aura entry | Status | Where to check |
|---|---|---|
| Gate | 500 Wins | Shop or aura menu |
| Currency | Wins | Purchase prompt |
| Effect | Chakra multiplier | Effect text |
| Exact multiplier | Not published | Live display |
| Official display name | Not confirmed | Live menu |
| Additional requirements | Not documented | Live menu |
Rainbow Aura: The Bundle Entry
Rainbow Aura is the bundle-linked entry. It is part of the Ultimate OP Bundle, one of the store options listed in the official monetization set alongside the Starter Pack and Pro Pack. The bundle association is the confirmed part. The bundle's full contents, its price, and the aura's multiplier are not published in the available sources.
Why bundle acquisition is different
A Wins aura is earned through play. A bundle aura is bought with Robux. Those are different budgets, and a list should not rank them as if they were the same kind of purchase. A player who values playtime progression may prefer the Wins route; a player who values immediate access may consider the bundle. The list's job is to show the route, not to declare a winner.
Bundle checks for your current build
Read the store description in the current build. Confirm that Rainbow Aura is still included, what else the bundle contains, and what the price is. Then compare the bundle with the other store options: a Chakra multiplier item, an automation item, or a training-area multiplier may fit your account better. The Robux purchase guide walks through that comparison.
| Rainbow Aura entry | Confirmed | Verify in store |
|---|---|---|
| Bundle name | Ultimate OP Bundle | Current listing |
| Aura included | Yes, per research | Bundle description |
| Bundle price | Not published here | Store page |
| Other bundle contents | Not published here | Store page |
| Aura multiplier | Not published | Effect text after purchase |
| Alternative acquisition | Not documented | Aura menu |
Ores: The Community-Reported Link
Ores are obtained with Trophies, and one community video links them to auras. That is the whole of the available evidence. The video does not establish a quantity, an exchange rate, or a specific aura. A list entry based on it should say "community-reported link" and stop there.
How to treat a single-source entry
A single source is a lead, not a rule. Put it in the list with a note that it needs verification, and do not build a spending plan on it. If you want to test the link, open the Ore area and the aura area in the current build and look for a shared requirement. If the game shows a price or a button that connects them, record it. If it does not, leave the entry marked unverified.
Do not invent the missing steps
The temptation with a reported link is to fill in the steps: collect a certain number of Ores, visit a certain menu, unlock a certain aura. Those details are not in the source. A list that invents them is worse than a list that admits the gap, because a player may spend Trophies chasing a recipe that does not exist. The Ore farming page covers the confirmed Trophy-to-Ore route.
| Ore entry | Evidence | Safe list wording |
|---|---|---|
| Ores relate to auras | One community video | "Community-reported link; verify in game" |
| Ores purchase an aura | Not shown | Do not name an aura |
| Ores change an aura's effect | Not shown | Do not describe a change |
| Ore amount required | Not shown | Do not state a number |
| Ores are the only route | Not shown | Do not exclude other routes |
Names and Claims That Are Not Confirmed
Most aura-list traffic comes from names that are not in the sources. A responsible list should mark them as unconfirmed rather than silently omitting them, because a reader may have seen the name elsewhere and wonder whether the list is incomplete. The table below is a claim-status guide, not a catalog.
| Claim type | Status | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A named aura beyond the confirmed entries | Unconfirmed | No official catalog or community source here |
| An exact aura multiplier | Unconfirmed | Not published |
| An aura price in Chakra | Unconfirmed | Auras are not documented as Chakra purchases |
| A second acquisition route for a confirmed aura | Unconfirmed | No such route is documented |
| A combat trigger or duration | Unconfirmed | Auras are Chakra multipliers, not combat abilities |
Why omission is better than invention
A list that invents ten aura names looks complete and is useless. A list that confirms two and marks the rest as unknown looks incomplete and is useful, because it tells the reader where to stop trusting it. The game is new, and the catalog may grow. A short list can grow with it; a fabricated list has to be retracted.
How to report a new find
If you see an aura that is not in this list, record the menu name, the acquisition route, the effect text, the build date, and a screenshot if possible. That record is what turns a sighting into an entry. Without those fields, the find is a rumor. With them, it is evidence that other players can check.
How to Keep Your Own Aura List
A personal list is more valuable than a copied one because it records what your build shows. The table below is a template. It uses only fields the game can display or you can observe.
| Field | Purpose | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Menu name | Exact identifier | 500 Wins aura |
| Acquisition route | Wins, bundle, or reported Ore link | Wins |
| Cost | What the menu charges | 500 Wins |
| Effect text | The displayed multiplier wording | Chakra multiplier |
| Measured gain | Your own before-and-after result | Recorded in notes |
| Date and build | Tracks updates | 2026-10-31 |
| Evidence note | Confirmed or community-reported | Community-reported multiplier |
Review the list after an update
Updates can change names, prices, and effects. When the game updates, reopen the aura menu and compare it with your notes. Mark any entry that no longer matches and keep the old value as history. A list that records dates is easier to trust than one that presents every entry as timeless.
Share the evidence, not just the ranking
If you publish your list, include the route and the evidence note for each entry. A ranking without evidence invites arguments that cannot be settled. A route with a date lets another player check the claim in the current build. That is the difference between a useful list and a confident one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many auras are in +1 Anime Eyes?
The available sources confirm two acquisition routes: a 500 Wins aura and Rainbow Aura in the Ultimate OP Bundle. A single community video also links Ores to auras. The game has not published a complete catalog, so no reliable total exists. Treat any "all auras" count as incomplete.
Which aura is best?
There is no official ranking. The 500 Wins aura and Rainbow Aura are acquired through different budgets, so they are not directly comparable on price. Measure each aura's Chakra effect in the current build and compare it with the alternative use of the same Wins or Robux. "Best" depends on your account.
Is Rainbow Aura worth the bundle?
The bundle's price and full contents are not published in the sources used here, so a value judgment cannot be made from this page alone. Read the store description, confirm Rainbow Aura is still included, and compare the bundle with other store options before buying.
Do Ores unlock auras?
A single community video links Ores to auras, but no official source describes a quantity, an exchange, or a specific aura. Verify the connection in the current build before spending Trophies on Ores for that purpose. The link is reported, not confirmed.
Can auras be upgraded or changed?
The game does not document how auras are managed beyond acquisition in the sources used here. Open the aura interface in the current build and read the available options. Do not assume any additional rule until the menu shows it.