The 1 anime eyes eye unlock order is easier to plan once you separate the two real acquisition routes: Chakra purchases and Trophy exchanges. This roadmap starts with the confirmed starter eye, explains how the 50, 150, and 500 Trophy milestones fit in, and shows where the named late-game eyes such as Mangekyou Sharingan, Rinnegan, Six Eyes, and Six Paths Sage belong.
1 Anime Eyes Eye Unlock Order Overview
The official game description says there are 14 eyes, but it does not publish a numbered unlock list. Community coverage gives reliable names for seven of them: Sharingan, Mangekyou Sharingan, Rinnegan, Rinne Sharingan, Six Eyes, Six Paths Sage, and Rasengan Eyes. Everything else should be treated as an unnamed slot until the in-game eye menu shows it.
That is why a useful unlock order is built around verified steps, not a pretend ranking of all 14 entries. The first step is the eye you already own. The second is the affordable Chakra purchase that improves your click and stage damage. The third is the Trophy exchange, which is the route the game uses for several additional eyes. Later steps mix larger Chakra savings with higher Trophy tiers.
| Stage of progression | Main route | What is confirmed | What to verify in game |
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| Starting point | Starter eye | Sharingan / Uchiha Eye is the starting eye | Which eye is active on a new save |
| Early upgrade | Chakra | Chakra buys eyes and training areas | Current Chakra price on the eye menu |
| Trophy route | Trophies | Trophies exchange for eyes and ores | Which eye sits at each Trophy tier |
| Late-game targets | Chakra and Trophies | Rinnegan, Six Eyes, and Six Paths Sage are named | Exact requirement for each named eye |
| Completion | Both routes | Official total is 14 eyes | Names of the remaining seven |
The order matters because the three resources are not interchangeable. Chakra comes from clicking and training, Wins come from stages and buy swords plus the 500 Wins Aura, and Trophies come from stages and exchange for eyes and ores. Spending one resource as though it were another is the fastest way to stall an eye plan.
Starter Eyes: Sharingan and the First Chakra Purchases
The Sharingan, also called the Uchiha Eye, is the starting eye. You do not complete a mission, collect a special item, or clear a world to receive it. It is the eye a new save begins with, and it remains the reference point for every early comparison.
One community description also lists Rasengan Eyes as an early option, but that claim comes from a single video description rather than an official list. Treat Rasengan Eyes as an early name worth checking in the eye menu, not as a guaranteed second starter.
Your first real decision is therefore not "which eye do I farm" but "which Chakra purchase gives the clearest gain over the starter eye." Chakra is earned at a base rate of roughly +1 per click, then multiplied by training areas, pets, auras, rebirth, offline gains, and the group bonus. Early on, that income is small, so an expensive eye is rarely the correct first buy. A practical early sequence looks like this:
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Confirm that Sharingan is equipped and that your click damage is registering.
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Put early Chakra into the training area that raises your income per click.
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Compare the next affordable eye against Sharingan using the same stage and the same session length.
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Buy only when the new eye shortens a stage you actually repeat.
The full eye list is the safest place to check which names have a source and which are still unconfirmed. It also explains why the site avoids invented power tiers: the game has 14 eyes, but it does not publish an official ranking.
Why the Starter Eye Is Not a Throwaway
Sharingan is weak compared with late-game eyes, but it is not useless. It establishes the combat baseline that every later purchase is measured against. If you replace it without recording clear time, Chakra per run, and stage progress, you cannot tell whether the new eye helped or whether a training-area upgrade did the work. Keep one simple note for each candidate: eye name, Chakra cost, stage tested, clear time, and whether the stage advanced. That record is more valuable than a tier label because the game's balance can change between updates.
Trophy Exchange Eyes and the 50, 150, and 500 Tiers
Trophies are earned from stages and exchanged for eyes and ores. Community footage shows three visible Trophy tiers: 50, 150, and 500. These are community-reported values, not an official price list, and the exact eye attached to each tier is not clearly confirmed in the available footage.
That creates a specific planning rule: save toward a tier, but confirm the reward in the live exchange menu before spending. Do not assume that the 500-Trophy entry is automatically the strongest eye, and do not assume that every named eye belongs to a Trophy tier. Six Paths Sage, for example, is reported as a Chakra purchase rather than a Trophy exchange.
| Trophy tier | Community-reported use | Planning value | What to confirm |
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| 50 Trophies | Early eye exchange | First affordable Trophy reward | Which eye is offered now |
| 150 Trophies | Mid-route eye exchange | Bridge toward stronger eyes | Whether the eye fits your route |
| 500 Trophies | Late-route eye exchange | Long-term collection target | Current reward and any prerequisite |
The tiers are useful because they turn a vague collection goal into a measurable savings plan. If you are at 42 Trophies, the next decision is concrete: finish the stages that award the missing eight, then check the 50-Trophy entry. If you are at 420, the same logic applies to the 500-Trophy target, but the opportunity cost is much higher because those Trophies could also go toward ores.
Trophies Also Buy Ores
Trophies are not an eye-only resource. They also exchange for ores, which are tied to the aura system. That means every Trophy you spend on an eye is a Trophy you cannot spend on an ore, and vice versa. The correct choice depends on your bottleneck: a stronger eye helps stage clears, while an ore helps the aura multiplier that feeds Chakra income.
For a dedicated eye plan, reserve Trophies until the next tier is reachable. For a damage plan, compare the eye's practical effect with the aura-related ore you could exchange for. The Trophy system guide covers that trade-off in more detail.
Mangekyou Sharingan, Rinnegan, and Six Eyes
The middle and late portions of the eye list are where most unsupported claims appear. The sourced position is narrower than many guides suggest. Mangekyou Sharingan is a named eye. Community coverage reports that its abilities include Kamui, Amaterasu, and Susanoo. Those are reported abilities of Mangekyou Sharingan, not separate eyes, and the effects are not documented by the developer. The eye abilities guide explains how to test those reports without treating them as confirmed damage numbers.
Rinnegan is a named eye and appears in community coverage as a later target. Six Eyes is also a named eye and is visible in official and community material as a distinct blue-pupil eye. Rinne Sharingan appears in a single video narration, so its spelling and exact role should be checked in game.
Six Paths Sage, sometimes written as Sage of Six Paths, is reported as the strongest shop eye. No Chakra eye price is published in the sources reviewed; read the live shop price. The spelling also varies between sources, so the site uses Six Paths Sage as the standard form.
| Eye name | Source confidence | Reported route | Planning note |
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| Sharingan / Uchiha Eye | Official and video | Starter eye | Baseline for all comparisons |
| Mangekyou Sharingan | Two community videos | Later unlock | Reported abilities only |
| Rinnegan | Official name list and video | Later unlock | Confirm current requirement |
| Rinne Sharingan | Single video narration | Unclear | Treat spelling and route as unconfirmed |
| Six Eyes | Official and video | Later unlock | Distinct blue-pupil eye |
| Six Paths Sage | Two community videos | Reported Chakra-shop eye | No published price; check the live shop |
| Rasengan Eyes | Single video description | Early option | Verify in the live eye menu |
Do not read this table as a strict order. It is a confidence map. The game's actual menu is the authority for which eye is available now, what it costs, and whether it requires a Trophy tier or a Chakra total.
Should You Chase Mangekyou Before Rinnegan?
There is no sourced rule that says Mangekyou Sharingan must be owned before Rinnegan. The safe approach is to buy the eye that improves the content you are currently repeating. If Rinnegan is visible and affordable, compare it directly with Mangekyou Sharingan instead of assuming that one is a prerequisite for the other.
That said, Mangekyou Sharingan is the only eye with named, community-reported abilities. If your goal is to understand the ability system rather than complete the collection, it is the most informative mid-route purchase. The Rinnegan and Six Eyes comparison covers the late-route names in more detail.
Chakra Shop Checkpoints Before the Late Eyes
Chakra is the resource you use for eyes and training areas. It is not used for swords, and it does not buy Trophy eyes. That separation is important because many older guides describe eyes as if they were bought with Wins or special tokens. Neither is supported by the game's official description or by the community footage reviewed for this page. Chakra income comes from several stacked sources:
| Chakra source | How it helps | Confirmed detail |
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| Clicking | Base income | About +1 Chakra per click |
| Training areas | Raises income per click | Bought with Chakra |
| Pets | Multiplier | Kurama is reported at 100x Chakra |
| Auras | Multiplier | Tied to ores and bundles |
| Rebirth | Permanent multiplier growth | Resets level and Chakra, keeps Wins |
| Offline gains | Income while away | Listed in the official description |
| Group bonus | Extra Chakra | Joining the group is listed at +10% |
No Chakra eye price is published in the sources reviewed, including for Six Paths Sage, so read the live shop price rather than planning around a saved figure. The scale of the late shop still matters: a player with a strong pet and aura builds Chakra much faster than a player who has only been clicking. Compare your own Chakra-per-minute rate with the price shown in your client, then decide whether a smaller eye or a training-area upgrade closes the gap sooner.
Chakra and Trophy Eyes Are Different Goals
A Chakra eye improves your combat output immediately. A Trophy eye improves collection progress and may also improve combat, but it costs a resource that could go toward ores. Do not convert one into the other in your planning. If you need damage, price the next Chakra eye. If you need collection progress, price the next Trophy tier. If you need aura growth, price the ore. The World 4 eye guide is useful once the late-game names become visible, because it focuses on the final world's requirements rather than early Chakra prices.
Practical Unlock Planning and Common Mistakes
A reliable 1 anime eyes eye unlock order is a budget plan, not a wish list. The three resources should have separate targets, and every purchase should be tested against the content you repeat. That means Chakra, Wins, and Trophies each get their own goal, and no purchase counts as progress just because it was affordable at the moment.
| Mistake | Why it happens | Correction |
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| Treating Wins as Trophies | Old guides mix the three resources | Wins buy swords and the 500 Wins Aura only |
| Spending Trophies on an ore by accident | Both routes share the same counter | Set a Trophy reserve before browsing |
| Buying an eye without testing it | The name sounds stronger | Compare clear time on the same stage |
| Assuming all 14 names are known | The official count is 14, but names are not listed | Write only the seven sourced names |
| Waiting for an unconfirmed eye | Community lists repeat each other | Check the live menu and buy an available upgrade |
The most common planning error is resource mixing. A player saves 500 Trophies for an eye, then spends them on an ore because the aura looks stronger in the moment. That is not necessarily a bad purchase, but it is a different plan. Decide which bottleneck you are solving before you open either menu.
The second error is chasing a name. Mangekyou Sharingan, Rinnegan, and Six Eyes are real names, but none of them is automatically the best purchase at your current income. A cheaper eye that clears your current stage faster can be worth more than a famous eye you cannot yet afford.
A Simple Weekly Eye Plan
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Check the live eye menu and write down every price you can see.
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Record your Chakra per minute and your Trophy total.
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Choose one target: a Chakra eye, a Trophy tier, or an ore.
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Farm the activity that produces the chosen resource.
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Test the purchase on the same stage you used before.
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Keep the eye only if the result repeats across several runs.
This routine keeps the unlock order grounded in visible results. It also makes updates less disruptive, because a changed price or a new eye simply becomes a new line in the plan. Review the plan after every update, since a newly visible eye or a changed requirement can make the current target obsolete.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first eye in +1 Anime Eyes?
The Sharingan, also called the Uchiha Eye, is the starting eye. A new save begins with it, so there is no mission or world objective required to obtain it. Use it as the baseline for comparing every later purchase. If the live menu shows a different starting eye on your save, trust the client and record the name before planning the next step.
Are Kamui, Amaterasu, and Susanoo separate eyes?
No. Community coverage reports them as abilities of Mangekyou Sharingan, not as standalone eyes. Their exact effects are not documented by the developer, so test them in game rather than assuming a specific damage number. The safe plan is to treat the trio as one eye's reported skill set rather than three separate purchases.
How do you unlock new eyes?
There are two confirmed routes. Chakra buys eyes and training areas, while Trophies exchange for eyes and ores. Community footage shows 50, 150, and 500 Trophy tiers, but the exact eye at each tier should be confirmed in the live exchange menu.
Do Wins unlock eyes?
No. Wins are a stage reward used for swords at 300, 2K, and 15K Wins and for the 500 Wins Aura. They are not Trophies. Keeping Wins and Trophies separate prevents wasted farming. If you catch yourself farming one resource for the other, stop and check which menu the target actually belongs to.
How many eyes does the game have?
The official description says 14. Only seven names have a reliable source: Sharingan, Mangekyou Sharingan, Rinnegan, Rinne Sharingan, Six Eyes, Six Paths Sage, and Rasengan Eyes. The other names should not be invented or copied from unrelated games. If a name is not visible in your eye menu, leave it out of the plan until an update adds it.