How to Get Leviathan in Be a Fish Bait

By Jim Liu. Last updated 2026-07-09

There is one way to get Leviathan: reroll your aura and get lucky. It is the game's only Mythic aura at roughly a 0.2% chance per reroll, and no fish, code, or hidden trick skips that odds check.

Only obtainable through the normal reroll system, no shortcut exists
Roughly 0.2% per reroll, 500 rerolls on average
No pity system observed, every reroll is independent
Kraken and Solar Fin are the realistic fallback if rerolls run low

The only method: reroll and get lucky

Every aura, Leviathan included, comes out of the same reroll pool. There is no separate menu, quest, or catch that targets Leviathan specifically - spending a reroll puts you back into the full weighted table, and Leviathan is one outcome among eleven.

Get rerolls. Codes tied to like milestones (BAITAURA and 2500CCU currently pay out rerolls) are the fastest source - check the homepage codes list since new ones land roughly every 500 likes. Normal play adds a slower trickle on top.
Spend them. Each reroll is one independent 0.2% shot at Leviathan, no different from the one before it. Rerolling out of a low tier costs nothing extra, so there is no reason to hold rerolls back once you have decided to chase it.

That is genuinely the whole method. Anything that promises a farming route, a specific fish, or a guaranteed reroll count is not describing how the table actually works.

What the grind actually looks like

0.2% sounds small but is easy to misjudge. These are fixed checkpoints along the same odds curve, not a live tool - for your own reroll count or a different confidence target, run the reroll calculator instead.

1 in 500

Average rerolls to land it

The long-run expectation. Plenty of players get there faster; plenty go well past it.

18.1%

Chance after 100 rerolls

What one focused session realistically buys you, not a coin-flip shot.

63.2%

Chance at the 500-reroll average

Hitting the average checkpoint still leaves real odds of coming up empty.

90.0%

Chance after 1,151 rerolls

Roughly where most players stop expecting bad luck to keep going.

None of these numbers guarantee anything. A player could land Leviathan on their third reroll or their three-thousandth - the checkpoints above describe the odds curve, not a countdown.

Tips that actually help

There is no way to beat a fixed 0.2% rate, but a few habits keep you from wasting the rerolls you do have:

Redeem every code before you start chasing. Rerolls do not stack a bonus for being saved up, so there is no reason to stockpile them instead of spending them.
Decide your stopping point before you start. Since every reroll is independent, there is no signal that tells you "close now" - only a budget you set for yourself.
If Legendary lands first, think before rerolling it away. Kraken and Solar Fin already beat every other non-Mythic aura, so trading one away for another 0.2% shot is a real downgrade if the roll misses.

Is Leviathan worth chasing?

Depends on what you are optimizing for. Leviathan is the rarest flex in the game and the only aura in its own tier, so if showing it off is the goal, nothing else comes close.

But it is also a real gamble. Burning a full reroll stash chasing a 0.2% outcome can leave a player back at a Common-tier aura with nothing to show for it, while the same rerolls spent more conservatively would almost certainly have landed a Rare or Epic upgrade along the way. If flexing on Leviathan specifically is not the point, Kraken or Solar Fin is the more realistic target and still ranks as a genuine upgrade.

A rarity chase in action

The math above is the theory - here is what an Extinct-rarity chase actually looks like in a live lobby, rerolls and all.

FAQ

How do you get Leviathan in Be a Fish Bait?

By rerolling your aura and getting lucky. There is no fish, location, or code that hands you Leviathan directly - it comes out of the same reroll pool as every other aura, at about a 0.2% chance each time you spend a reroll. That is the whole method; anything claiming a guaranteed trick is not describing how the roll table actually works.

What are the exact odds of getting Leviathan?

Leviathan sits at weight 0.2 out of a 100-point table, which is a 0.2% chance on any single reroll. It is the only Mythic-tier aura - the next closest odds belong to Kraken and Solar Fin at Legendary, both well above 0.2%.

How many rerolls does it actually take to get Leviathan?

500 rerolls on average, since the odds work out to a 1-in-500 chance per try. To reach 90% confidence you need closer to 1,151 rerolls - the jump from an average outcome to a confident one is steep, which is normal for anything under 1%.

Is there a pity system for Leviathan?

Not that we have seen. Every reroll looks fully independent - missing 400 times in a row does not raise your odds on try 401. Treat the numbers on this page as a probability estimate, not a countdown to a guaranteed drop.

Where do you get more rerolls to spend on Leviathan?

Mostly from codes tied to Roblox like milestones - check the homepage codes list, since new ones drop roughly every 500 likes and several pay out rerolls directly. The rest comes in slowly through normal play and daily logins.

Is Leviathan worth chasing?

If you have rerolls to spare and want the rarest flex in the game, yes. If your reroll stash is thin, probably not as a first goal - Kraken and Solar Fin land at a combined rate over six times higher and are still a clear step up from anything else. Chasing Leviathan from zero is a real gamble with your whole stash, not a sure thing.