How to get Time Relics & where to use them in Peroxide
Time Relics are an important resource for getting Reiatsu Gems in Peroxide, here is what you need to know on how to get and where to use them.
Time Relics in Peroxide are an important currency, used to purchase powerful Reiatsu Gems to improve your character - but how do you get them? Peroxide is a Roblox game based on Bleach, the popular anime and manga series, where players can become powerful demon slayers or demons themselves.
Time Relics can only be acquired from one high-level source in the game, so players need to level their character up to be prepared - so here is everything you need to know on where to use Time Relics in Peroxide once you've acquired some.
How to get Time Relics
Time Relics are rewarded for completing Time Bubble Raids. These random activities appear once every 30-45 minutes and only remain available for 5 minutes. Players must gather together at the Time Bubble and initiate the raid to get started.
Finding a Time Bubble is quite easy, as when they appear a large beam shoots down from the sky. If you see one of them, head to the location and join the Time Bubble Raid. Within the raid, you will fight one of three bosses: Aizen, Ulquiorra, or a Storm Wave.
If your group manages to defeat the boss, you are guaranteed a number of Time Relics as a reward. How many you get is random, but you are guaranteed to get some.
Where to use Time Relics in Peroxide
Once you have some Time Relics, you need to visit the ASR Cafe. In the back corner of the cafe, you will see someone with bright blue hair and a scarf covering most of their face. This is the Shady Shinigami, and you can speak to them.
If you give him 10 Time Relics and $50, he will give you one Reiatsu Gem. However, the gem he gives you is random, so you are gambling on which gem you will receive.
For more tips and lots of codes, head to our Roblox homepage, or check out how to trade items in Peroxide.
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Dave McAdam
Dave is a Senior Guides Writer at GGRecon, after several years of freelancing across the industry. He covers a wide range of games, with particular focus on shooters like Destiny 2, RPGs like Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, and fighting games like Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8.
