Reported Roll a Fisherman rebirth costs
| Checkpoint | Cash | Fish requirement reported |
|---|---|---|
| First | 100,000 | None |
| Second observed | 3,750,000 | None observed |
| Third observed | 150,000,000 | Squid and Orca |
| Next displayed | 3,000,000,000 | Not established in the recap |
Check the fish requirement as early as you check the Cash total. A player who has enough money can still be blocked by a required catch. Preserve the named fish and compare the current board with this historical reference.
What resets and what does rebirth give?
The recap reports Cash resetting to zero. It also reports a 1.5× money benefit, increased offline allowance, rolling luck, dock expansion and an extra fish slot on the reward panel. Those observations do not establish how every reward stacks at every later rebirth.
Gold, fishermen, placed fish, index progress and the consumption of required catches are not established by that recap. Read the confirmation panel rather than assuming they all survive. A reset changes the value of saved Cash, so keeping an arbitrary Cash buffer is not a proven protection against the reset.
Before you press Rebirth
- Read and record the exact Cash and fish requirements on your current board.
- Identify the required catches in your inventory or stands.
- Disable any sale filter that would remove those fish.
- Read the reset and reward confirmation, including any paid skip option separately.
- Decide whether a new purchase is more useful than reaching this reset now.
- Confirm only when you understand what the screen says you will lose.
The most expensive catch is not necessarily the one the board needs. Keep named requirements separate from fish you plan to sell for Gold or use for a mutation.
Should you rebirth as soon as you can?
Consider the next available slot or displayed reward against the purchase you would delay. If your dock is constrained and the board offers more space, the reset may address your immediate bottleneck. If you are missing a required fish, keep fishing and protect that catch when it arrives.
Use the board’s actual cost to plan spending. When a purchase would take you below the requirement, estimate how long your current stand income takes to recover the difference. This is a planning comparison, not a benchmark for an optimal reset schedule.
After the reset
Inspect which units, fish and upgrades remain before buying replacements. Fill available positions, collect catches, put useful fish on stands and check your new earning rate. Read the next rebirth requirement immediately so you can preserve any needed species.
Code claims are account rewards; rebirth should not be treated as a way to redeem an already-used string again. Keep the production checklist handy while restoring a working dock.
Rebirth FAQ
How much is the first rebirth?
The September recap reports 100,000 Cash. Check the amount on your current board before using that figure as a spending target.
Do I lose my Cash?
The completed resets in the published recap are reported to clear Cash. Read the current confirmation before committing.
Should I sell my Squid or Orca?
Keep either when your next board requires it. The reported 150 million Cash checkpoint includes both.
Does Gold survive rebirth?
The reviewed recap does not establish that carryover rule. Do not spend or reset based on an assumed guarantee.
A public gameplay reference
The linked gameplay narration reads the reward panel at 3:11, including the money multiplier, offline allowance, rolling luck, dock expansion and extra fish slot. It does not establish every later cost or carryover rule.
This reference was checked through automatic captions. It is narration evidence, not an independent inspection of every on-screen label.
Plan from your next board
A useful Roll a Fisherman rebirth plan starts with the live requirements, preserves the needed fish, and restores the production loop afterward. Treat older prices as reference points rather than a promise about the current build.