To use the Attack on Titan Revolution Prestige system, reach level 100, fill the XP bar, and choose a permanent bonus while resetting your level and ODM upgrades.
This Roblox progression system has five prestige ranks. Each reset raises your level cap by 25, adds a memory slot, and lets you choose a permanent Luck, EXP, or Gold boost. Your preparation should focus on two decisions: which bonus supports your next goal, and how much gold to spend on retained upgrades before converting the balance into gems.
Prestige requirements and level caps
Your first prestige requires level 100 with the XP bar filled to 100%. Each later reset raises the required level by 25. Completing all five prestiges increases your maximum level from 100 to 225.
| Reset | Required level | Level cap after reset |
|---|---|---|
| Prestige 0 → 1 | 100 | 125 |
| Prestige 1 → 2 | 125 | 150 |
| Prestige 2 → 3 | 150 | 175 |
| Prestige 3 → 4 | 175 | 200 |
| Prestige 4 → 5 | 200 | 225 |
The higher cap is a separate reward from your selected permanent boost. Choosing Luck does not prevent you from gaining the additional levels unlocked by that prestige.
Check your next reset requirement
How to prestige
- Reach your current level cap and finish filling the XP bar.
- Complete any perk or artifact improvements you want to carry into the reset.
- Open Equipment, then select the Prestige tab.
- Choose LUCK BOOST, EXP BOOST, or GOLD BOOST.
- Choose your memory and complete the confirmation prompts.
Prestige requirements belong to each individual experience. If you also use the Your Bizarre Adventure Prestige guide, keep its rank requirements separate from the thresholds above.
What resets and what you keep
Prestige removes your current leveling and ODM upgrade progress, but it preserves the inventory rewards that support your next climb. You do not need to rebuild your entire collection.
| Progress or item | What happens when you prestige |
|---|---|
| Character level | Resets to zero |
| ODM upgrades | Reset |
| Gold balance | Converts into gems at the applicable rate, subject to the conversion cap |
| Perks and artifacts | Kept |
| Serums and Titan mastery | Kept |
| Thunder Spears | Kept |
| Cosmetics and achievements | Kept |
| Existing gems | Kept |
Retained perks and artifacts are the main reason to prepare before pressing the confirmation button. Improvements to those items remain useful after your ODM upgrades reset.
A serum is not required for your first prestige. Delaying that reset solely to obtain one adds another farming goal before you unlock the next level cap. A practical first-reset setup can focus on useful perks and missions you already know how to complete.
Which permanent boost should you choose?
Every prestige offers one of three permanent bonuses. Your selections persist through later resets and accumulate as you advance.
| Choice | Permanent bonus per selection | Main purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Luck | 7.5% Luck | Long-term reward farming |
| EXP | 15% EXP | Reaching later level requirements |
| Gold | 15% Gold | Earning more gold during farming |
Luck is the strongest default for a long-term account. It remains relevant after you finish leveling, while EXP primarily supports the journey through the remaining prestige requirements.
Choose EXP if reaching the next reset is your immediate priority and leveling is the part slowing you down. Choose Gold if currency income is your main constraint. Neither choice should be treated as a direct combat-damage upgrade.
Choose a permanent farming bonus
Match the bonus to your stopping point
An early EXP selection can support several later leveling cycles. Its remaining leveling value shrinks as you approach the final cap, so reconsider your goal at each reset instead of repeating a choice automatically.
Luck is the simpler choice if you intend to complete every prestige and continue farming afterward. Gold is more targeted: select it because you need sustained currency income, not just because the next reset includes a one-time conversion.
How memories work
Memories are permanent skills that remain through prestige. Each completed prestige unlocks one additional memory slot, expanding the number of memory effects you can build around.
You choose a memory as part of the prestige process. Prestige Scrolls let you reroll memories afterward, so an unfavorable selection does not require restarting your account.
Prepare perks and artifacts before resetting
Use your established farming setup to improve the items you will retain. Prioritize changes that help you complete missions consistently after losing your ODM upgrades.
- Perks: Improve the ones that support your active setup instead of spreading resources across unused options.
- Artifacts: Improve useful stats before resetting, while your current account can still earn gold efficiently.
- XP route: Know which repeatable missions you will return to during the rebuilding phase.
Keep these upgrades tied to an actual weakness. Better survival is useful when failed attempts cost you runs; movement improvements deserve attention when travel consumes most of your clear time.
Gold-to-gem conversion for the first four resets
Prestige converts gold into gems, with better rates on later resets. The table below covers the first four transitions. A lower gold cost per gem produces more gems from the same balance.
| Reset | Gold required per gem | Gems from 15,000,000 gold |
|---|---|---|
| Prestige 0 → 1 | 1,500 | 10,000 |
| Prestige 1 → 2 | 1,250 | 12,000 |
| Prestige 2 → 3 | 1,000 | 15,000 |
| Prestige 3 → 4 | 1,000 | 15,000 |
Gems can be used for Prestige Scrolls, spins, and cosmetics. The conversion therefore gives your remaining gold another use even though the gold balance itself does not survive the reset.
Spend on retained upgrades or save for conversion?
Spend first when a perk or artifact improvement will fix a problem in your post-reset farming setup. Save the remaining balance for conversion when those upgrades already support reliable clears.
For example, spending 1,500,000 gold before your first prestige reduces the convertible balance by the equivalent of 1,000 gems. Compare that cost with the usefulness of the retained upgrade, especially if it prevents failed runs during your next leveling cycle.
The conversion cap is a limit, not a required savings target. Waiting to reach it can delay the permanent bonus and increased level cap you would gain by prestiging sooner.
When should you prestige?
Prestige when you meet the level requirement, understand your selected reward, and have a practical route back into repeatable XP farming. Delay when you are still struggling to finish the missions you intend to use for rebuilding.
Before confirming, check these four points:
- Your current XP bar is complete.
- Your permanent boost matches your next goal.
- Your retained perks and artifacts support a usable setup.
- Your gold spending and conversion plan are finished.
Choose a reliable rebuilding route
Compare farming routes by completed runs and net XP over the same amount of time. A harder mission is not automatically faster progression if deaths or restarts erase its reward advantage.
Start with content you can finish consistently. Improve survival when attempts end early, then address travel time and combat efficiency. Increase difficulty when the additional rewards outweigh the longer clears and failed attempts.
Treat Prestige 5 as another planned reset, not a reason to skip preparation. Enter it with your retained upgrades ready and a reliable XP route for the final climb to level 225.
