Anime Dice Hidden Leaf Tower: Extreme Difficulty & Leaf Potions

Where Is the Hidden Leaf Tower in Anime Dice?

It is not a new portal and not a separate mode. It is a row in the Towers menu — the same scrollable list you open from the glowing tower column in the hub, which our Infinity Tower guide walks through end to end. UPD 4 slipped a fifth entry into that list, and at 3:55 you can read it in one line: Hidden Leaf Tower, with the word Extreme in purple underneath.

Every screen on this page was opened and read frame by frame from one clean screen recording:

Sources: the captures below are frames from RexonSIM’s I Spent ROBUX For *NEW* UPD 4 Units in Anime Dice Roblox!, a no-facecam, no-burned-caption recording checked frame by frame on 2026-09-19 at UPD 4. The Towers menu, the Hidden Leaf Tower panel, the Infinity Tower panel and the Leaf potion tooltips all come from the 3:54–5:54 stretch of that single session. Spoken lines are quoted with timestamps from the same upload’s captions. The developer publishes no tower documentation, so everything here is what a screen showed.

The UPD 4 session whose Towers menu and Hidden Leaf Tower panel this guide is built from — the tower is on screen from about 3:55 — YouTube

The UPD 4 session whose Towers menu and Hidden Leaf Tower panel this guide is built from — the tower is on screen from about 3:55

Hidden Leaf Tower is not bolted on at the bottom of the list — it sits inside it.

Watch the Towers list at 3:55

The creator reads the patch notes aloud at 2:35 and lands on exactly this: “They’ve added one new tower with new potions. They’ve added tier four potions in infinite tower. They’ve added a new trait uh one new rebirth.” Thirty seconds later he is looking at the menu and says “there’s higher tier potions in here, and there’s also the new tower here, which gives which has divine potions as well.” Both halves of that sentence check out against the panels below.

What Does “Extreme” Mean Next to the Hidden Leaf Tower?

Each row in the Towers menu carries a coloured difficulty word under the tower name, and the Hidden Leaf Tower’s word is Extreme. Reading the two frames below in order gives you the visible part of the ladder at UPD 4:

The two rows above Pirate Tower — Dragon Tower on Easy and Cursed Tower on Medium — are documented with their own frames on the Infinity Tower page, so they are not re-photographed here. What matters for this page is the ordering fact: at UPD 3 that same list ended at Infinity Tower. At UPD 4 the new tower was inserted above it, which is why the last row is still Infinity even though Hidden Leaf is the newest content.

One row of scroll settles the ordering question.

Watch Hidden Leaf above Infinity at 3:57

What Does the Hidden Leaf Tower Team Panel Look Like?

Pressing Play opens the tower’s own panel, and it is laid out identically to every other tower: a Your Team heading over four unit slots, a green Equip Best button and a blue Fight button beneath them, and the Drops column down the right edge.

The one thing this panel prints that the Towers list does not is the two numbers on each unit card — a heart for health and a sword for damage. In our frame, Equip Best had already filled the slots, and the three fully readable cards read 3.9b / 3.9b, 2.5b / 2.5b and 2.4b / 2.4b, with the leftmost card showing …7b / …7b behind a floating reward badge. Those are your units’ numbers, not the tower’s — the panel prints nothing about what is waiting on the other side.

Four slots, two buttons, one gated loot column — the same furniture as every other tower.

Watch the Hidden Leaf Tower panel at 4:00

Two behaviours the surrounding footage settles, both inherited from the shared tower system and covered in depth on the Infinity Tower page: you do not have to de-equip a unit from your plot to slot it into a tower run, and the run keeps advancing while you go back to shopping, rolling and potion-stacking. At 4:37 the creator does exactly that — “for now, we’ll equip best and we’ll find this tower whilst I sort out my entire team” — then spends the next ten minutes in menus.

What Does the Hidden Leaf Tower Drop?

The Drops column is the honest answer, and it splits into two bands. Reading the panel frame above from the top:

The open band — no floor header, available from the first floor:

The gated band, under a “Floor 60+” header: potions at 0.5% each, in blue-bordered tiles. Hovering one of them prints the tooltip in full — Leaf Damage III, rarity Divine, a sword icon at x4, and “Lasts for 3m 30s.”

That pink holographic crystal is the Trait Reroll item named and photographed on the Infinity Tower page, and the purple gem is the currency in our gems guide. Both appear in this tower’s open band at 1.25% and 2.5%, which is the practical reason a Hidden Leaf run and a reroll priority plan belong in the same session.

The floor gates are worth comparing directly, because they are the one difficulty signal the panels actually print. On the Infinity Tower panel opened seconds earlier, the same Drops column is laid out the same way — but its gated band sits under “Floor 150+”, and its tiles read a holo crystal at 5% x2 above the gate, then star-shaped potions at 0.5%, a purple gem at 5% x10 and a holo crystal at 5% x5 below it.

Same panel, same buttons — the floor gate is where the two towers visibly disagree.

Watch the Infinity Tower panel at 3:54

Hidden Leaf’s gate is the lower of the two — Floor 60+ against Floor 150+ — while both towers price their gated potions at the same printed 0.5%. Where they really differ is the open band: Hidden Leaf’s is a cluster of 0.75% potions with a 2.5% gem and a 1.25% crystal, Infinity’s is a 5% band. Read that as “different loot, different threshold”, not as a difficulty score — the panels print no such thing.

What Are Leaf Potions and Where Do They Come From?

Leaf potions are the Hidden Leaf Tower’s signature drop, and they are named after it the way the older potions are named after their towers — the same recording shows him arming a Pirate Luck III and calling out “leaf luck, pirate luck” at 5:38.

The clearest read comes at 5:54, in the Backpack’s Items tab. The hovered slot holds the same green scroll-and-shuriken bottle that appears in the tower’s Floor 60+ band, and the tooltip prints it in full:

Leaf Luck III — Divine — clover icon x4 — Lasts for 3m 30s.

Divine is the rarity line the creator called “tier four potions” — and this is one, on a tower that had not existed a patch earlier.

Watch the Leaf Luck III tooltip at 5:54

Two things follow, both straight from the screens. First, the Divine rarity line is the one the creator names at 3:37 when he says the new tower “has divine potions as well” — and at 2:35, when he reads the patch as adding “tier four potions” — the tooltip confirms the word is real and printed. Second, a x4 luck multiplier for 3m 30s is a roll-side buff, which is why this item shows up in rebirth timing and lucky versus jackpot spin conversations: the multiplier rides on top of everything else pushing luck, including dice tier and grade income.

The potions we can name from the Hidden Leaf panel and Backpack together are Leaf Damage III (sword icon x4, Divine) and Leaf Luck III (clover icon x4, Divine). Whether a Leaf Income tier exists is not shown in this recording, and we are not going to fill that gap with a guess.

What Did We Deliberately Not Print?

This is the section that keeps the page honest. Everything below is a real gap, not an oversight:

• No floor numbers. The recording shows a persistent Floor N badge at the bottom-centre of the screen from roughly 4:20 onward — we read values including 34, 51, 69, 77, 88, 128, 155, 179 and 188 — but the badge never names a tower, it does not climb monotonically, and the creator states at 7:10 that “I don’t know which tower I’m doing. I kind of forgot.” We therefore attach none of those numbers to the Hidden Leaf Tower.
• No battle screen. Not one frame in this recording shows the Hidden Leaf Tower’s combat HUD — no enemy card, no enemy name, no opponent health or damage. The floor-by-floor combat layout is documented from a different session on the Infinity Tower page; we are not borrowing its numbers for this tower.
• No floor cap, no entry cost, no recommended power. None of the three is printed on the Hidden Leaf row or panel.
• No drop-rate law. The 0.75%, 2.5%, 1.25%, 0.5% figures are one account’s preview at one patch. They are not constants, and we are not extrapolating a “Leaf potion expected-per-run” figure from them.
• No claim that Extreme outranks Infinity. The list order is on screen; a difficulty ranking of those two words is not.

If you have a dated screenshot that closes one of these gaps — a Hidden Leaf battle HUD, an enemy card, a floor cap — send it through the contact page and we will credit it on this page.

For the wider patch this tower arrived in, the update history tracks which system landed when, and live codes remain the free-to-play way to fund the spins and rerolls that the Towers panels hand back to you.