Gakuran accessories are more than a single cosmetic list. Some occupy different appearance areas, and headphones or glasses can react to combat. The public Gakuran Trello currently documents head accessories, face accents, necklaces, glasses, and keychains.
How Gakuran headphones work
The head-accessory roll has a documented 17% chance to produce one of five current head accessories. Headphones can connect to the phone’s Music feature so only the wearer hears playback. After a hard punch knocks them off, nearby players can hear the music. That makes recovery part cosmetic, part roleplay detail.
Do not convert 17% into a promise that a specific headphone model has a 17% rate. The card describes the chance to get one of the five head accessories, not an equal per-model distribution.
How glasses work after a hit
Thick Black and Thin Black glasses can be knocked off by a strong punch. Vision remains blurred until you find the glasses, pick them up, and equip them again. In a crowded fight, disengage before searching; running straight toward the item can give the opponent a predictable second opening.
What should you reroll first?
- Choose the character silhouette: hair, face, and body first.
- Decide which accessory category matters most instead of chasing every slot at once.
- Keep a usable result while saving rerolls for a specific documented target.
- Test combat-reactive accessories in a safe area so you recognize the pickup state later.
- Recheck the current Stats panel if a new patch changes the pool.
Accessories FAQ
Are scarves in the current accessory list?
The current public accessory cards reviewed for this guide do not confirm scarves. Avoid spending rerolls based only on an old screenshot or another game’s item list.
Do keychains or necklaces increase stats?
No damage, health, speed, or posture bonus is documented for them.
Can every accessory be knocked off?
The public notes specifically describe knock-off behavior for headphones and glasses. Do not assume the same interaction for every cosmetic category without testing it in the current client.