Project Ghoul How to Change Kagune
Spins, save slots, codes, and when rerolling beats keeping your roll.
Your Kagune defines Ghoul damage profile, skill animations, and long-term farming speed in Project Ghoul. Unlike CCG Quinque swaps tied to vendor progression, Ghouls reroll Kagune primarily through the spin system at Yellow Shimzza Co., with optional Yen purchases, promo Spins from codes, and weekend discounts on bulk rolls. Changing Kagune wrong can erase a rare pull — this guide covers prices, save-slot stacking, reroll timing, and how to align results with the Kagune tier list.
Where spinning happens
Locate the spin shop via Sense (eye icon, bottom-right) — it labels Yellow Shimzza Co. and other hubs. Inside, interact with the spin NPC to spend Yen or consume stored Spins from codes and events.
Official economy figures from community guides:
- 1 spin = 80,000 Yen
- 5 spins = 400,000 Yen
Five-packs cost the same per spin but drain accounts fast if you buy them before quest income scales. Always spend free code Spins first — see the Codes hub and Getting Started redemption steps.
How to use Spins vs Yen rolls
Promo codes grant Spin tokens separate from Yen. To consume them:
- Open Settings or Menu and choose Return to main menu (or leave and rejoin the experience).
- On the save-slot screen, pick Customize instead of Play.
- Run spins on the customization screen until the Spin counter hits zero.
- Confirm the Kagune preview, then Play with your new form.
Buying with Yen happens inside the live world spin shop without returning to the title screen — useful when you have currency but zero code Spins left.
Save slots and spin stacking
Each account receives two free save slots; extra slots cost Robux. Smart Ghoul players stack unused Spins on one slot while leveling another alt, or keep a backup slot holding a decent roll while experimenting on a secondary character.
Stacking rules of thumb:
- Redeem code bundles on the slot you plan to main — Spins often bind to that save’s inventory.
- Before mass rerolling, screenshot or note your current Kagune name and tier rank from the Kagune tier list.
- Never spin away a Natural Half-Kakuja, Natural One-Eye, or top-tier farming Kagune without reading tier notes — some traits lock further spins automatically when rolled.
Deleting a slot wipes its level progress; Spins do not transfer between slots freely. Treat each slot as an isolated experiment.
Codes that grant Spins
Milestone and update codes frequently include 10–30+ Spins plus Yen, RC, and Materials. Examples appear on the Codes hub — strings like update celebrations or visit milestones. Redeem immediately; expired codes cannot be recovered.
Pair code Spins with weekend +30% XP/Materials/Yen and discounted spin prices using the weekend buffs tool. Rolling during discount windows stretches the same Yen stack further if you must buy after free Spins run dry.
When to reroll vs keep
Keep and stop spinning if:
- Your Kagune sits in A or S farming tiers on the Kagune tier list even if rarity looks low (community favorites like Touka-style forms excel at quest clears).
- You rolled a locked natural trait that prevents accidental reroll — the game may zero your Spin counter to protect the result.
- You are mid Level Up Fast push and current damage already one-shots your quest tier.
Reroll if:
- Skills feel too single-target for grouped Anteiku or Byrger Shot farms.
- You are pre-investment on a fresh slot with only code Spins and no rare pull yet.
- Weekend discounts are active and you saved 400k+ Yen specifically for a five-spin session.
Wait if:
- You only have Yen for one purchase and no backup slot — quest a few more Construction Site loops first.
- A remake patch note mentions Kagune balance changes — check updates before burning hundreds of Spins.
Yen funding without gambling
If Spins run out, fund Yen through repeatable quests (Level Up Fast), weekend buffs, and fresh codes — not Robux unless you accept account cost. Higher tiers like Parking Garage and Sewers pay larger Yen chunks per completion.
Avoid spending quest Yen on single spins while you still lack basic aura or health sustain from Ghoul builds — kill speed matters more than rarity until mid game.
Spin etiquette and risk control
- Do not spin while distracted — mis-clicks burn stacks.
- Use a second slot to test before touching your main’s rare roll.
- Compare every result to tier list write-ups — name recognition beats gut feeling.
- AFK worlds (where available) accumulate passive Spins on some community strategies; verify current rules in Discord before leaving clients unattended.
After you change Kagune
Re-run the Controls guide training drill — Z/X/C animations change per form. Adjust skill points toward damage if new skills compensate for range. Resume RC farming from RC Cells if your new form demands higher RC unlock thresholds.
Changing Kagune is a planned decision: stack free Spins, roll on weekends, protect rare pulls with extra save slots, and stop when tier list value matches your farming goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Project Ghoul players.
How much does one Kagune spin cost?
The spin shop charges 80,000 Yen per spin or 400,000 Yen for five spins. Code Spins spend separately without Yen.
How do I use Spins from codes?
Return to the main menu, choose Customize on your save slot, and spin on the character screen until the Spin counter empties.
Can I keep spinning without losing a rare Kagune?
Some natural traits lock further spins automatically. For other rolls, use a second save slot or stop when the Kagune tier list marks your result as strong.
When should I reroll my Kagune?
Reroll on fresh accounts with only code Spins, or during weekend discounts, if your current form lacks AoE farming skills. Stop when you hit A/S tier farming picks.
Do weekend buffs discount spins?
Yes. Weekends offer discounted spins alongside +30% XP, Materials, and Yen — see the weekend buffs tool for timing.
Where do I check if my Kagune is good?
Compare the name and skills against the Kagune tier list before spending more Spins or Yen.