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  1. CodesSAMURAI750 Yen
  2. CodesDIVINE750 Yen
  3. CodesAPOLOGY750 Yen
  4. ToolsBanner pull chanceEstimates the chance of at least one success if you enter a percent chance and a number of independent rolls. The 10% example is a community figure for Soul Smash on the Divine Banner, not a rate for every racket. Legendary awakening pity at 80 spins is a separate guarantee and is not what this form calculates.
  5. ToolsRacket levels still neededSubtracts the levels you already have from a target level. Soul Hunter and Winged Shadow panels use a 15-level track, so 15 is the example target. This does not price Yen or shards. Each upgrade still raises only one random stat.
  6. Codes[S5🏆] Racket Rivals how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  7. Codes[S5🏆] Racket Rivals expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  8. Tools[S5🏆] Racket Rivals toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
  9. Tools[S5🏆] Racket Rivals class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
  10. Wiki[S5🏆] Racket Rivals playersRoster hub.
  11. Pages[S5🏆] Racket Rivals updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  12. Pages[S5🏆] Racket Rivals scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  13. Pages[S5🏆] Racket Rivals official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  14. Rankings[S5🏆] Racket Rivals tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  15. GuidesPlay your first Racket Rivals matchUse the official swing, set, and dash inputs, finish the tutorial, and play one 3v3 before you spend Yen.
  16. GuidesPC controls, camera, and Shift LockThe Roblox listing publishes eight PC actions. Movement, menus, and Shift Lock come from the Roblox client and player reports.
  17. GuidesSmash, spin, and wall shotsA smash is a jump plus a downward camera. Walls and a late hit change the landing spot more than raw power alone.
  18. GuidesEarn Yen and unlock a spirit racketScore points for Yen, keep the daily streak, buy spirits from Luna, and follow the six-step mastery track for a mythical racket.
  19. GuidesTrade skins without trading the racketFunctional rackets are not tradable. The trading hub exchanges skins, charges, and explosions for tokens converted from Yen.
  20. GuidesPin charms instead of rerolling everythingPins lock one charm slot while you reroll the others. Season 5 guides tell you to lock dash, smash, or double dash first.
  21. GuidesRanked queues, roles, and Divinity HunterUse 1v1 to cover the whole court, split 2v2 into lanes, and treat Divinity Hunter as a rank reward rather than a banner pull.
  22. GuidesReduce lag and pick a closer serverHigh ping and low frame rate both make swings late. Pick a nearby server and lower Roblox graphics before you change your racket.
  23. WikiGomuStarter spirit whose Freeze stops the shuttle in place.
  24. WikiJinAstral Set pulls the shuttle to you for a controlled set.
  25. WikiHinariOverheat sets the shuttle on fire and forces a special return.
  26. WikiSenshuDefensive bomb that covers a patch of court.
  27. WikiGazoTime Control slows the rally for a short window.
  28. WikiKyokiBlindfold obscures the opponent's view for a brief moment.
  29. WikiGojinVoid Rush turns you invisible and speeds you up, without a hit bonus.
  30. WikiKuraiPhase Warp pulls you to the shuttle and asks for precise aim.
  31. WikiDivinity HunterRanked reward with power 10 and reach 7 in the Season 5 comparison.
  32. WikiSoul SmashPower 10 and dash 10, with short reach, from banner reports.
  33. WikiWinged ShadowHigh speed and dash for players covering a court alone.
  34. WikiNeon ChaosReach 9 and jump 9 in the Season 5 table, used as a back-court anchor.
  35. WikiNight KingMovement 9 and power 9 for aggressive positioning.
  36. WikiGomu's RacketMastery reward for Gomu and the usual free-to-play recommendation.
  37. WikiDivine SpinHigh spin with power 4 and reach 4. Rank lists do not agree.
  38. WikiDragon's BreathSpeed 10 racket that some older lists rated much higher.
  39. WikiObsidian ScytheMaximum-reach defensive racket. Some pages say Obsidian Sight.
  40. WikiHinari's RacketHigh reach and low power, listed as an early-game racket.
  41. WikiInfernis SmashMythical smash racket cited for jump, power, and speed.
  42. WikiShadow ILegendary speed and movement racket used as a smash example.
  43. WikiSoul HunterA documented upgrade panel at level 4 of 15.
  44. WikiBasic RacketCommon starter used to learn the downward smash.
  45. WikiEnergy DrainLegendary team buff that takes stats from the other side.
  46. WikiCaptain SaluteCommon rarity, team-wide stat buff, ranked S for team play.
  47. WikiGooeyLegendary root on the next player who hits the shuttle.
  48. WikiGround SlamCommon knockback and slow, also used to break a low Freeze.
  49. WikiShredSecret awakening that hides the shuttle shortly after you hit it.
  50. WikiWall PortalsLegendary walls that teleport the shuttle to the opposite wall.
  51. WikiHocus PocusCommon invisibility on players, ranked for 2v2 confusion.
  52. WikiCurve ShotEpic curving shuttle. Strong in highlights, lower on the meta table.
  53. WikiAimbotEpic auto-aim toward the corners, ranked low because the target is predictable.
  54. WikiTide WallEpic water wall that speeds up shots going out.
  55. WikiFakeLegendary decoy shuttle.
  56. WikiMechSecret awakening that spawns a robot firing bombs.
  57. WikiYenMatch and task currency for spirits, upgrades, and token conversion.
  58. WikiTrading TokensBooth currency made by converting Yen, used for skins and explosions.
  59. WikiLobby servicesLuna, the Awakening NPC, the shop, matchmaking, and the trading hub.
  60. Wiki3v3 courtThe official team format, with walls that redirect the shuttle.
  61. Wiki2v2 lanesLeft and right halves, with a set from one player and a smash from the other.
  62. Wiki1v1 courtOne player covers the full court, including both walls.
  63. PagesHome
  64. GuidesGuidesStart with the first match, then controls, smashes, Yen, and ranked queues. Each guide is one task.
  65. GuidesBeginner GuideA short path into the first match, the spirit list, and the code box.
  66. WikiWikiSpirits, rackets, awakenings, Yen, trading tokens, and the courts.
  67. WikiCharactersActive abilities and the mastery track that ends in a mythical racket.
  68. WikiEquipmentStat panels, upgrade levels, and where each racket is reported to come from.
  69. WikiTraits
  70. WikiMoney
  71. WikiTokens
  72. WikiMap & Routes
  73. CodesCodesYen codes reported active on October 1–2, 2026, plus earlier codes those roundups had already moved to expired.
  74. ToolsCalculatorFocused Calculator player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.
  75. VideosVideo GuidesFour tutorials that match this Roblox game: a beginner list, a smash demo, court habits, and a creator racket ranking.
  76. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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