BLEACH Mirrors High Invite Codes — How Referrals Work

Direct answer for Mirrors High invite codes

Invite codes (JP: 招待コード) are personal referral strings each player can issue. They are not publisher universal redeem codes. At launch, community guides say the in-game Code menu mainly handles invites. As of 2026-10-29, this wiki still has zero verified universal codes on Mirrors High codes. Steps and mission numbers below are community observation synthesized from AppMedia / gacha.gg / MrGuider / Gamegoin—confirm against your client’s UI text.

Premises

Premise	Detail
Invite ≠ redeem code	Different issuer, eligibility, and rewards
Evidence grade	Community UI write-ups; not a Bandai Namco handbook reprint
This page will not	Publish any player’s personal string as a “working ACTIVE code”
Launch all-player gifts	Still claimed via launch rewards Gifts box

Invite vs universal code

	Invite / referral	Universal redeem (if any)
Who issues	Each player (Issue Code)	Publisher
Who uses	Other new players (about first week)	Usually any account once
Own code?	Cannot use your own	n/a
Launch status	Active social feature per community guides	None verified on this wiki (2026-10-29)

Community observation: how to use / issue

Use someone else’s code (invitee):

1. Open the menu (community: bottom-right / hamburger) → Code.
2. Choose Use Code / コードの使用.
3. Type the friend’s string or scan their QR.
4. Confirm success text in-game (do not assume mailbox loot until the UI says so).

Issue your own code (inviter):

1. Menu → Code → Issue Code / コードの発行.
2. Copy the text or save the image / QR and share privately.
3. Track progress under Code Missions (name may vary by locale).

EN path synonyms seen on English blogs: Home → Menu → Code → Use Code / Issue Code.

Time and eligibility rules (community-cited)

• Invitees generally must enter a code within about one week of starting.
• Inviters can only benefit from players who began recently (same ~1 week framing in gacha.gg’s English paraphrase).
• You cannot use your own ID/code.
• Exact timers are in the client—treat third-party paraphrases as secondary.

Code Missions (inviter side)

Community tables (AppMedia and gacha.gg agree on points):

Mission (paraphrase)	Points
1 player uses your code	×10
2 players use your code	×10
3 players use your code	×20
Invitee logs in 3 / 5 / 7 days (each)	×10 each
Invitee clears main story CHAPTER.1 / .2 / .3 (each)	×10 each

Point total if all complete: 100. Conversion commonly cited: every 10 points → 200 Mirror Gems.

Cap disagreement (do not pick a side as official)

Source	Cap claim
AppMedia intro	Up to 1,000 Mirror Gems
gacha.gg	2,000 Mirror Gems if missions are filled (100 pts × 200)

Wiki stance: report both; trust the in-game Code Missions screen for the live ceiling. Arithmetic from the point table matches 2,000 if the 10→200 rule holds with no hidden cap—AppMedia’s 1,000 may be outdated intro copy or a different rule. Marked unverified until client-confirmed.

Where to find friends’ codes (not a code dump)

Community boards exist (AppMedia invite thread, Gamerch boards, forums). Use them as people exchanging personal codes, never as proof of a universal ACTIVE list. This wiki will not mirror those strings into a static table.

Exceptions / failure cases

• Code rejected: account older than the first-week window, already used an invite, typed a universal-looking blog string that was actually someone else’s personal ID, or used your own code.
• Expecting launch Ichigo/Rukia/9,000 gems from an invite: those are Gifts-box items—see launch rewards.
• Buying invite codes: unnecessary and scam-prone; issuing is free in-client per community guides.

Related

Beginner guide · Beginner mistakes · Reroll guide · FAQ

Sources & last verified

Last verified for mechanism notes: 2026-10-29 (Asia/Shanghai). Prefer in-game text when it conflicts with any guide site.