Most aura-type guides sort auras by appearance or by a rarity ladder. +1 Anime Eyes does not publish either taxonomy. What the sources do support is a division by acquisition: auras bought with Wins, an aura included in a paid bundle, and an aura link reported in connection with Ores. That is a small set, but it is a real one, and it maps directly onto the decisions a player actually makes. This guide explains each route, shows what it does and does not confirm, and gives a comparison method that works even when the full catalog is unknown.
Group Auras by Acquisition, Not Appearance
Acquisition is a useful organizing principle because it tells you what resource competes for the aura. A Wins aura competes with swords and other Wins purchases. A bundle aura competes with the rest of the Robux budget. An Ore-related aura, if the report holds, competes with Trophy spending. Those are different decisions, so they deserve different categories.
Why appearance-based categories do not work
The game does not publish a visual taxonomy, and the sources used here do not contain one. A guide that sorts auras by how they look is describing the player's impression, not a game system. That is harmless as a screenshot caption and unhelpful as a purchase guide. This page therefore avoids appearance labels and uses routes instead.
The three documented routes
The three routes come from different evidence levels. The Wins route is the best documented. The bundle route is confirmed for Rainbow Aura. The Ore route is a single community report. Grouping them together is useful as long as the evidence note travels with each one.
| Route | Confirmed example | Resource | Evidence level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wins-gated | 500 Wins aura | Wins | Research and community reporting |
| Bundle | Rainbow Aura in Ultimate OP Bundle | Robux | Research and community reporting |
| Ore-related | Unnamed aura link | Trophies convert to Ores | Single community video |
| Undocumented names | None confirmed | Unknown | Do not categorize yet |
Wins-Gated Auras
The 500 Wins aura is the anchor of this category. Wins are earned by clearing stages, and they are spent on swords and this aura. That makes the aura part of the stage economy rather than the Chakra economy. A player who is already farming stages accumulates Wins naturally; a player who only clicks and trains may take much longer.
Why the gate is the useful part
The 500 Wins requirement is a concrete, checkable fact. It tells you when the aura becomes available and which activity funds it. The multiplier is not published, so the gate is the only planning input the game gives you. Use it to decide whether the aura fits your current loop, then read the effect in the shop before spending.
The competition with swords
Wins also buy swords at 300, 2,000, and 15,000 Wins. That creates a real ordering decision: the 500 Wins aura and the 2,000 Wins sword compete for the same resource. The right order depends on which upgrade improves your current activity more. The Wins sword guide covers the sword side of that choice.
| Wins purchase | Threshold | Category | Planning note |
|---|---|---|---|
| First sword | 300 Wins | Weapon | Early stage upgrade |
| 500 Wins aura | 500 Wins | Aura | Chakra multiplier |
| Second sword | 2,000 Wins | Weapon | Mid-game stage upgrade |
| Third sword | 15,000 Wins | Weapon | Long-term stage upgrade |
What to verify in the shop
Confirm the price, the display name, and the effect text. The sources confirm a 500 Wins aura but do not publish its exact multiplier or official name. If the shop shows a different threshold in the current build, trust the shop. Record the change so you can update your plan.
Bundle Auras
Rainbow Aura is the confirmed bundle aura. It is part of the Ultimate OP Bundle, one of the store options listed in the official monetization set. The bundle is bought with Robux, so this category competes with the rest of the real-money budget rather than with Wins or Chakra.
What makes a bundle aura different
A bundle aura is not earned through play, so its value depends on how you weigh immediate access against other purchases. The bundle may also contain other items, but their identities are not published in the sources used here. That means you should read the store description before treating Rainbow Aura as the only reason to buy.
The comparison is with other purchases
The honest comparison is not "Rainbow Aura versus the 500 Wins aura." It is "the Ultimate OP Bundle versus the other ways to spend the same Robux." Those alternatives include a Chakra multiplier item, automation items, and a training-area multiplier. Each has a different effect on your account. The Robux purchase guide sets out that comparison.
| Bundle question | Confirmed | Not confirmed |
|---|---|---|
| Aura included | Rainbow Aura | — |
| Bundle name | Ultimate OP Bundle | — |
| Price | — | Not published here |
| Other contents | — | Not published here |
| Aura multiplier | — | Not published |
| Alternative acquisition | — | Not documented |
Do not infer a ranking from the bundle
A paid aura is not automatically the strongest aura. The bundle association tells you how Rainbow Aura is acquired, not how it compares with a Wins aura. Without a published multiplier, the only way to rank them is to measure both on your account. A player who already owns one aura may find that the other is not worth the additional spend.
Ore-Related Auras (Community Report)
Ores are obtained with Trophies. A single community video links Ores to auras. That is the entire evidence base for this category. The report does not name an aura, state a quantity, or show an exchange screen. It is a lead, and it should be labeled as one.
Why the category is still worth listing
Omitting the report would hide a possible route that some players have already seen. Including it without a caveat would turn a single video into a recipe. The middle path is to list the route, mark the evidence, and tell the reader what to check. That is what a type guide can do without inventing mechanics.
Checking the Ore claim in game
Open the Ore area and the aura area in the current build. Look for a shared requirement, a purchase button, or a label that mentions both systems. If the game shows one, record the exact wording and the price. If it does not, the link may be indirect or based on an older build. The Ore farming page covers the confirmed Trophy-to-Ore path.
| Ore check | What to look for | If absent |
|---|---|---|
| Aura menu | An Ore price or requirement | Link is unverified |
| Ore menu | An aura name or unlock button | Link is unverified |
| Purchase prompt | A quantity and a confirmation | Record the quantity |
| Effect text | A Chakra multiplier | Aura may not be the result |
| Build date | Current update | Recheck after a patch |
Do not spend Trophies on a guess
Trophies also buy eyes and Ores, and eyes are a confirmed progression system. Spending Trophies on Ores specifically for an aura is a bet on a single video. If you want to test the link, do it with a small amount and record the result. Do not convert a large Trophy balance based on a guide that cannot show the exchange screen.
Comparing Types in Practice
A type guide is useful only if it changes a decision. The table below compares the three routes on the dimensions a player can actually evaluate: resource, evidence, and reversibility. It does not rank them, because the game has not published the values needed for a ranking.
| Dimension | Wins-gated aura | Bundle aura | Ore-related aura |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resource | Wins | Robux | Trophies converted to Ores |
| Evidence | Strong | Strong for inclusion | Single video |
| Reversibility | Earned through play | Real-money purchase | Depends on the unverified link |
| Effect known | Not published | Not published | Not published |
| Best use | Players already farming stages | Players considering a bundle | Players testing a reported link |
| Main risk | Competing Wins purchases | Competing store options | Spending on an unconfirmed route |
Match the route to your account
If you already clear stages, the Wins route fits your existing activity. If you are considering a bundle, compare it with the other store options before buying. If you are curious about the Ore link, test it cheaply. The route that matches your current activity is usually the one with the lowest opportunity cost.
Measure before you commit
For any aura you can activate, compare Chakra income with and without it at the same training activity. Repeat the measurement and keep the setup constant. This is the only comparison that reflects your account rather than a community claim. The auras overview explains the multiplier definition behind the test.
Frequently Asked Questions
What aura types are in +1 Anime Eyes?
The available sources support three acquisition routes: a 500 Wins aura, Rainbow Aura in the Ultimate OP Bundle, and a community-reported link between Ores and auras. The game does not publish an official type catalog, so any additional category should be treated as unconfirmed until the interface shows it.
Are there different aura rarities?
No official rarity system is published in the sources used here. The routes differ by resource and evidence, not by a documented rarity ladder. A guide that assigns rarity labels is adding information the game has not supplied. Use the acquisition route and the effect text instead.
Does Rainbow Aura come from the Ultimate OP Bundle?
Yes, Rainbow Aura is confirmed as part of the Ultimate OP Bundle in the available research. The bundle's price and other contents are not published here. Read the store description in the current build before buying and confirm the aura is still included.
How do Ores connect to auras?
A single community video links Ores to auras. The source does not name an aura, show a quantity, or display an exchange screen. Verify the connection in the current build before spending Trophies on Ores for that purpose. The link is reported, not confirmed.
Which aura type should I choose?
Choose the route that matches the resource you already earn. A player farming stages has a natural path to the 500 Wins aura. A player considering Robux should compare the bundle with other store options. A player curious about Ores should test the link cheaply rather than converting a large balance.