Mudae is the most sophisticated and popular character-collecting bot on Discord, featuring over 100,000 anime, manga, and video game characters. Whether you are a casual fan looking for your favorite waifu or a competitive player aiming to dominate the global Kakera rankings, mastering Mudae commands is the difference between a mediocre collection and a legendary harem.

This guide provides an exhaustive breakdown of every essential command, from basic rolls to advanced server-side configurations and optimization strategies.

Quick Start Reference for Mudae Commands

For those in the middle of a roll session who need a quick answer, here are the most critical commands you will use daily.

Action Prefix Command Slash Command
Roll All Characters $m /mx
Roll Female Only $w /wx
Roll Male Only $h /hx
Check Cooldowns $tu /tu
View Your Harem $mm /mm
Check Character Info $im <name> /im
Claim Daily Kakera $dk /dk
Add to Wishlist $wish <name> /wish

The Core Gameplay: Rolling and Claiming

Rolling is the heart of Mudae. When you "roll," the bot generates a random character card. You then have a limited window (usually 30 seconds) to "claim" that character by reacting with an emoji (typically a heart).

Rolling Specific Categories

Not all rolls are created equal. Depending on your goals, you should use specific roll commands to narrow down the pool of characters.

  • $wa / $ha: Rolls female or male characters specifically from anime and manga. This excludes video game characters, making it easier to find classic waifus or husbandos.
  • $wg / $hg: Rolls female or male characters exclusively from video games. If you are a fan of Genshin Impact, Fate/Grand Order, or Final Fantasy, these are your primary commands.
  • $ma / $mg: Rolls any gender from either Animanga or Games respectively.
  • $m: The universal roll. It pulls from the entire database.

Pro Tip from our experience: If your server allows it, always prefer Slash Commands (e.g., /wa) over Prefix Commands. In many server configurations, slash commands grant a bonus to your roll count or reduce the claim reset time slightly, depending on the bot's current version and server perks.

Managing Your Timers

Mudae is a game of patience and timing. You cannot roll or claim indefinitely.

  • $timersup (or $tu): This is the most important utility command. It shows exactly when your next rolls reset and when your claim (marry) timer is available.
  • $mu (Marry Up): Specifically checks the time until your next claim.
  • $ru (Rolls Up): Specifically checks the time until your next set of rolls.

Mastering the Wishlist System

The Mudae database is massive. The odds of rolling a specific character like Makima or Levi Ackerman are statistically low. The Wishlist system helps mitigate this by notifying you when your desired characters appear.

How to Wish Effectively

  • $wish <Character Name>: Adds a character to your list. When that character is rolled by anyone in the channel, Mudae will mention you.
  • $wishlist (or $wl): Displays your current wishes. It is good practice to check this to ensure you haven't misspelled any names.
  • $wishremove <Character Name>: Removes a character once you have claimed them or changed your mind.
  • $serieswish <Series Name>: If you want every character from One Piece, you can wish for the entire series (requires certain Kakera perks).

The "Star Wish" Strategy: Once you begin earning Kakera, you can use $wishl to see your "Star Wishes." Characters marked with a star have an even higher spawn rate bonus. In our testing, focusing your Kakera spending on "Wish Spawn" badges early on is significantly more effective than broad rolling.

Harem Management and Customization

Your harem is your collection. As it grows into the hundreds or thousands, you need commands to organize and beautify it.

Organizing Your Collection

  • $mymarry (or $mm): This displays your list of claimed characters. By default, it is sorted by the date you claimed them.
  • $sortmarry (or $sm): This is a powerful command for power users.
    • $sm abc: Sorts alphabetically.
    • $sm rank: Sorts by the character's global popularity rank.
    • $sm claim: Sorts by claim date.
  • $firstmarry <Character Name> (or $fm): Sets a specific character as your "profile picture" within Mudae. This character will always appear at the top of your $mm and in your $profile.

Visual and Textual Customization

  • $changeimg <Character Name> $<Number>: Most popular characters have multiple images (official art, fan art, manga panels). Use this to choose your favorite.
  • $note <Character Name> $<Text>: Add a custom note to a character. Many players use this to mark characters "For Trade" or "Personal Favorite."
  • $embedcolor <Character Name> #HexCode: Changes the side-bar color of the character's card when they are displayed. This adds a premium feel to your top-tier pulls.

The Kakera Economy: Currency of the Gods

Kakera (often abbreviated as 'k') is the purple crystal currency used to buy permanent upgrades, badges, and loot boxes.

Earning Kakera

  1. $dailykakera (or $dk): Your primary source of free income. Don't forget to use this every 20 hours.
  2. Reacting to Claims: When someone claims a character that is already owned by someone else, a Kakera crystal often appears under the card. Be the first to click it to claim the currency.
  3. Divorcing Characters: Use $divorce <Character Name> to release a character and receive a portion of their value in Kakera.
    • Warning: Only divorce characters you truly don't want. The value returned is often much lower than the character's market value in trades.

Spending Kakera: The Badge Priority

Use the $kakera command to see the shop. We recommend following this upgrade path for maximum efficiency:

  1. Bronze Badge: Increases the number of characters you can wish for.
  2. Silver Badge: Increases the Kakera earned from reacts.
  3. Gold Badge: Reduces the cost of other badges and increases your Kakera capacity.
  4. Ruby Badge: One of the best values, as it reduces the cost of all other badges and allows you to reset your $dk timer earlier.

The Kakera Tower ($kt)

Once you have maxed out all badges, you enter the endgame: The Kakera Tower. This is a massive sink for currency that provides permanent, game-breaking buffs like "Double keys" or "Reduced roll reset time." Use $kt to view your progress.

Advanced Optimization: The Disable List

If you are hunting for high-value characters, the biggest obstacle is the "filler"—thousands of obscure characters from series you've never heard of. The Disable List allows you to remove these series from your rolls.

How to Build a Disable List

  • $disable <Series Name>: Prevents characters from that series from appearing in your rolls.
  • $disablelist (or $dl): Shows which series you have blocked.
  • $antidisable <Series or Character Name>: If you've disabled a large bundle (like "Western") but still want The Simpsons, use this to ensure they still appear.

Optimization Tip: There is a limit to how many characters you can disable. Use $infodisable to see your current capacity. A popular strategy is to disable massive "bundles" such as "Real Life" or "Western" to significantly increase the density of high-rank anime characters in your pool.

Commands for Server Administrators and Moderators

If you are hosting Mudae on your server, you have the power to change how the game is played.

Adjusting the Game Pace

  • $setrolls <Number>: Changes the number of rolls users get per hour.
  • $setclaim <Number>: Changes how often users can claim.
  • $shifthour <Number>: Adjusts the global reset timer to better fit your server's timezone.
  • $togglewestern / $toggleirl: Completely enables or disables non-anime content for the entire server.

Maintenance and Cleanup

  • $bitsthedust: A powerful (and dangerous) command that divorces every character in the server. Usually used for "Server Resets" at the end of a competitive season.
  • $forcedivorce <Character Name>: Admin command to take a character away from a user, often used if a player has been banned or is inactive.
  • $channeldeny <Command>: Restricts certain Mudae commands to specific channels to prevent spam.

The Mudae Tutorial: A Guided Path to Mastery

The bot includes a built-in tutorial system that rewards you with Kakera and free claims for learning the ropes. Use $tuto to begin.

Key Tutorial Milestones

  • Step 1-3: Basics of rolling and claiming.
  • Step 5: Introduction to the Kakera system.
  • Step 8: Learning how to sort and customize your harem.
  • Step 17: Completing the basic path.
  • Challenge Steps (18+): Advanced tasks for veteran players.

If you have already completed the tutorial on another server, use $skiptuto to instantly claim rewards on a new server, provided the bot permissions allow it.

Multiplayer Games and Novelty Commands

Mudae isn't just about rolling; it includes several mini-games to pass the time between roll resets.

  • $blacktea: A word-association game where you must provide a word containing a specific string of letters before the bomb explodes.
  • $quiz: Test your anime knowledge. The faster you answer, the more points you get.
  • $pokeslot: A Pokémon-themed slot machine. It’s a fun way to kill time, though it doesn't impact your main harem.
  • $jankenpon: A simple game of Rock-Paper-Scissors against the bot or other players.

Conclusion

Mastering Mudae is a journey of consistency and strategic command usage. By utilizing $tu to stay on top of your timers, optimizing your $wishlist, and strategically spending Kakera on badges rather than loot boxes, you can build a high-value collection in a matter of weeks.

Remember that the bot is constantly updated. Always use the $help command or $search <keyword> if a specific command doesn't seem to work, as prefixes or syntax may change with new Discord API updates.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the best command to roll for high-value characters?

While $m covers everything, using $wa (Animanga Waifus) is generally considered the most efficient for finding high-value, popular characters like Raiden Shogun or Zero Two, as the Animanga pool is more concentrated with "top-tier" ranks compared to the Game pool.

How can I get more rolls in Mudae?

You can increase your roll count by:

  1. Voting for the bot using $vote.
  2. Investing Kakera into the "Kakera Tower."
  3. Server admins can increase the base roll count using $setrolls.
  4. Using slash commands (in some server configurations).

Why can't I claim a character even though I reacted?

This usually happens for three reasons:

  1. You are on a claim cooldown (check $tu).
  2. Someone else reacted milliseconds before you (check the "Claimed by" footer on the card).
  3. The server has a "Snipe Toggle" enabled which prevents others from claiming your rolls for a few seconds.

How do I trade characters with other players?

Use the command $give @User <Character Name> to gift a character, or use $marryexchange @User <Your Character> $ <Their Character> to perform a direct trade. Note that both players must have a claim available unless they have unlocked specific badge perks.

What does "Limroul" do?

$limroul is a command for "Game Mode 2." It automatically disables the least popular characters in the bot's database to ensure every roll you make is a "relevant" character. This is often preferred by competitive servers.