Eyes
Every named +1 Anime Eyes eye, from Sharingan to Six Paths Sage, with source confidence, the two acquisition routes and honest notes on what is still unconfirmed.
Introduction
The eye track is the core collection in +1 Anime Eyes. The developer lists 14 anime eyes, and trophies unlock new pairs. Only the names and the two acquisition routes are documented; ability sets are not published for most eyes. Community footage reliably names seven: Sharingan (also called Uchiha Eye), Mangekyou Sharingan, Rinnegan, Rinne Sharingan, Six Eyes, Six Paths Sage and Rasengan Eyes. The other seven names are not published, and we do not invent them. The tier column below reflects community unlock order and observed strength, not an official ranking. If you see an eye name in a video that is not on this list, treat it as a lead rather than a confirmed unlock until the shop shows it.
Named Eyes and What We Can Confirm
| Eye | Source confidence | Acquisition | What is confirmed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sharingan / Uchiha Eye | Official name and community footage | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Starter eye in community footage |
| Mangekyou Sharingan | Two community videos | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Reported Kamui, Amaterasu and Susanoo-style abilities |
| Rinnegan | Official name | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Ability set not published |
| Rinne Sharingan | Single community source | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Ability details unconfirmed |
| Six Eyes | Official name | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Ability set not published |
| Six Paths Sage | Community coverage | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Strongest named eye in community coverage; price not published |
| Rasengan Eyes | Single video description | Chakra shop or Trophy exchange; mapping unverified | Spelling may vary; ability not documented |
Eye Roster
Sharingan / Uchiha Eye
The starter eye. Sharingan, also called Uchiha Eye, is the eye every account begins with in community footage. Its name is officially listed, but no source we can cite documents its ability or damage numbers. Treat it as the starting point of the collection and verify its ability in the live game.
Mangekyou Sharingan
Amaterasu, Kamui and Susanoo-style skills. Mangekyou Sharingan is the most clearly described upgrade in community footage. It is reported to add Amaterasu, Kamui and Susanoo-style abilities, which gives it a distinct identity beyond a damage multiplier. Two community sources use the name, which makes it more reliable than the single-source eyes on this page.
Rinnegan
Official name, ability set unpublished. Rinnegan is named in the official game description, so its existence is not in doubt. Community coverage treats it as a late-game target, but its exact price and shop position are not published. Treat it as a late-game target and check the live shop before committing more trophies.
Rinne Sharingan
Late-game eye with thin sourcing. Rinne Sharingan appears in a single community source. The name is plausible and the visual fits the progression, but one source is not enough to state exact abilities, price or shop position. We list it with a clear caveat so you can look for it in the shop without treating every claim as confirmed.
Six Eyes
Official name, ability set unpublished. Six Eyes is named in the official description. Community coverage places it among the stronger late-game eyes, but the exact ability is not documented in a source we can cite. The per-eye shop placement and price are not published, so check the live shop rather than assuming a tier.
Six Paths Sage
Strongest named eye in community coverage. Six Paths Sage is the strongest named eye in community coverage. No Chakra eye price is published in the reviewed sources; read the live shop price. The name also appears as Sage of Six Paths in captions, so search both spellings. It is the usual end-goal for the collection, but its exact abilities are not published, and a lower-tier eye may still suit a specific stage better.
Rasengan Eyes
Early eye with one source. Rasengan Eyes appears in a single video description and is treated as an early candidate. The spelling may vary because it comes from community captions rather than an official list. We include it as a candidate to look for in the shop, not as a confirmed price or ability entry. Verify the name in your own shop before budgeting trophies.
Core Mechanics
Eyes are acquired through two documented routes: buying with Chakra in the eye shop, or exchanging Trophies. Community footage shows trophy tiers around 50, 150 and 500, but which eye sits at which tier is not confirmed. The developer lists 14 eyes in total, and only seven have a name we can source. No source we can cite documents an ability set, attack pattern or change-eye flow for any eye beyond the reported Mangekyou Sharingan abilities. Treat the tier letters as a practical ordering aid, not an official power table, and re-check the shop after each update because new eyes can shift the order.
Advantages
Eyes give the clearest sense of progression in the game. The developer lists 14 eyes, and the collection is the main long-term goal beyond short stage loops. The trophy route overlaps with stage clears, so you are earning unlock currency while practising the content you need to beat. Free players can reach the named late-game eyes without spending Robux, although the Chakra and trophy requirements take time. Because the trophy track overlaps with stage clears, you are always making progress toward the next eye while you practise the content in front of you. That dual purpose makes the eye grind less wasteful than a pure currency farm.
Challenges
The biggest gap is naming. The developer says 14 eyes, but only seven names appear in sources strong enough to publish. Ability descriptions for Rinnegan, Rinne Sharingan, Six Eyes and Rasengan Eyes are thin, and one video may spell a name differently. Prices vary by source and can change after an update. Community tier letters are not an official ranking, and a higher tier eye is not automatically better for every stage. Players who treat the community tier letters as an official ranking may overspend on an eye whose live shop price is high. Always check the live shop and compare with the eye you already own before committing another trophy batch.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Quick Tips
Do not judge an eye by its tier letter alone. The tier table reflects community unlock order and observed strength, not an official ranking. No ability set is published for most named eyes, so a lower-tier name may still be the better value if its live shop price fits your budget. Check the live shop description and price, and compare both with the eye you already own before spending more trophies.
Bank trophies for the next named eye rather than spending them loosely. Eye names are the clearest collection goal in the game, while the exact price and ability of each eye are not published. Community footage shows trophy tiers around 50, 150 and 500, so a small purchase can delay a meaningful unlock by several stage clears. Check the eyes page and the live shop before each purchase.
Record the exact spelling of any new eye name you see in a video. Several names come from auto-generated captions, and Mangekyou versus Mangekyo is a common variation. We standardise on Mangekyou Sharingan and Six Paths Sage, but you should search both spellings if you are cross-checking a source. Do not treat a caption spelling as proof of an official name.
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