BLEACH Mirrors High Invite Codes: New Player Guide

Invite codes are not universal gift codes

A BLEACH Mirrors High invite code connects a new player with another player’s referral missions. It is not a universal coupon released by Bandai Namco for everyone to redeem. The official social guide calls these “invite codes,” and the in-game menu separates two actions: issuing your own code and using someone else’s code.

This distinction resolves the biggest source of confusion in current search results. Pages titled “redeem codes” can make a player expect a permanent gift-code box or a publisher-issued list. Current sourced guides instead describe a player-specific invite system. A string shared by one player may be valid for another eligible new player, but it should not be presented as an official global code.

We do not publish a random player’s code as though it were a verified promotion. Codes can belong to individuals, eligibility expires, and the reward depends on later mission progress. Use a code from someone you know or from a community whose posting rules permit exchanges, then verify the exact terms shown in your own game.

How to use another player’s invite code

The official BLEACH Mirrors High social post says to start from the Home screen, open Menu, choose Code, and then select Use Code. Current third-party guides report that you can enter the text code or scan the QR image shared by the inviting player.

1. Open the game and reach the Home screen.
2. Open Menu, then select Code.
3. Choose Use Code rather than Issue Code.
4. Type the other player’s code exactly, or use the QR option if the current screen offers it.
5. Review the confirmation and the mission conditions shown in the game before continuing.

We have not installed the game or submitted an invite code. Button labels and placement are sourced from the official post and current guides checked November 7, 2026. The live in-game screen takes precedence if an update changes the flow.

The first-week eligibility rule

Both the official guide snippet and current database guides describe a new-player window. Gacha.gg and MeowDB report that an invite code can only be used during the first week after a player starts. They also report that you cannot use your own code.

Treat “first week” as an account eligibility rule, not a promise that any code will work for seven full 24-hour periods from the moment you read this page. Server time, the account’s recorded start time, and future rule changes may affect the actual deadline. Open the Code screen early and follow the wording shown there.

How to issue and share your own code

To find your own BLEACH Mirrors High invite code, current guides say to open Home → Menu → Code and choose Issue Code. The screen can provide text to copy and may also let you save a QR image. Share only through a channel that permits code exchanges; do not spam unrelated comments, reviews, or direct messages.

Issuing a code does not immediately guarantee the maximum reward. It creates a referral path. Another eligible player must use it, and the inviter’s Code Missions then track qualifying actions. Keep the distinction clear when you describe it to friends: they are entering your player invite, not redeeming a public Bandai Namco gift code.

Never share login details, transfer credentials, recovery links, or one-time passwords alongside an invite code. A legitimate invite exchange needs only the code or its QR image. This fan guide cannot verify another player’s identity or recover an account after unsafe sharing.

Invite missions and the reported 2,000 Gems total

Gacha.gg’s November 5 breakdown reports nine Code Missions worth 100 points in total. It says every 10 mission points pays 200 Mirror Gems, producing a maximum reported total of 2,000 Mirror Gems for the inviter if all listed conditions are completed.

That total is a third-party transcription of the launch mission screen, not a reward we have claimed or independently measured. The invited player’s progress matters, so three code entries alone do not establish completion. Check the current Code Missions screen for point values, availability, expiration, and delivery details before relying on the total.

Invite code versus aptitude-test reward

The invite system is separate from the pre-release 13 Court Guard Squads Aptitude Test campaign. That campaign offered 500 Mirror Gems under published dates and account-linking conditions; its entry window ended October 31, 2026. Entering a friend’s code does not reopen that campaign, and an old aptitude-test result is not an invite code.

It is also separate from the free Retry Summon. The reroll guide covers the repeatable starting summon and the destructive account-reset route. The squad-choice guide covers the personality test and expired campaign. Keep these three tasks distinct: use an invite during new-player eligibility, choose a Retry Summon result for your roster, and treat the aptitude result as a themed recommendation.

Common invite-code questions

Are there active BLEACH Mirrors High gift codes?

We found an active invite-code system, not an official universal gift-code list. A player-specific code should not be labeled a publisher gift code. If Bandai Namco later announces a separate redemption campaign, we will identify the official source and dates.

Can I use my own code?

Current sourced guides say no. Issue Code displays your invite for other eligible players; Use Code is for another player’s invite.

Why did a code fail?

The account may be outside the first-week window, the code may be mistyped, or the current rules may have changed. Verify the in-game error before assuming a public list is current.

Do I receive 2,000 Gems immediately?

No. The reported total comes from multiple Code Missions. Entries, login days and chapter progress are separate conditions.

Can I enter more than one invite?

Current guides describe using an invite once. Follow the live confirmation screen; do not delete progress or create duplicate accounts to test the limit.