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Make Drama: MAD is an adult collectible RPG featuring Live2D characters, relationship stories, team building, dungeon battles, character growth, summons, events, and cross-platform play on mobile and Steam.
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Read more →Make a Drama Mad Codes
Every Make Drama: MAD gift code in one tracked list. See which redemption codes are live, what rewards they drop, and when limited-time campaign codes are scheduled to retire.
Active
Launch & Event Gift Codes
Summon tickets, in-game currency, and growth materials
Working codes are added here as soon as they are announced for global players.
Limited-Time
Campaign Codes
Event currencies, upgrade materials, and bonus summons
Tied to pre-registration milestones and seasonal events — redeem before the campaign window closes.
Expired
Retired Codes
Past launch and event rewards
Moved here for reference once a code's redemption period ends.
How to Redeem Codes
1
Open the game menu
Launch Make Drama: MAD and open the in-game menu or settings screen.
2
Enter the code
Select the gift code option and paste a code exactly as it appears.
3
Claim your rewards
Confirm the redemption — rewards arrive in your mailbox or inventory right away.
Make a Drama Mad Beginner Guide
The fastest way to establish a strong account is to focus resources on a compact starting team, clear the main progression path, and avoid spreading upgrade materials across too many characters. Use early rewards to build a stable core before investing in specialist units.
1
Clear the Main Progression First
Advance through the main stages whenever your team can clear them reliably, claim all first-clear, mission, login, and beginner activity rewards, and unlock core systems as quickly as possible. A stable main team should be in place before heavy investment in secondary characters.
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Build a Compact Starting Team
Prioritize one main damage dealer, one durable frontline option, and at least one support or recovery role. Lower-rarity characters that fill an important role are often easier to obtain and upgrade — keep equipment concentrated on the units used in most stages.
3
Match Attributes and Enemy Mechanics
Check enemy attributes and stage conditions before spending recovery items or attempting difficult content. Use advantageous matchups when available, and swap a low-impact damage slot for a defensive or support unit when survivability is the main obstacle.
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Spend Early Rewards Efficiently
Complete beginner missions and limited starter activities before they expire, prioritize materials that improve the core team, and save premium summon resources for banners that support your intended team.
Quick Tips
- A focused team generally provides better early progress than a wide roster with evenly divided resources.
- When a stage is difficult, adjust team composition and positioning before making expensive upgrades.
- Once the main team clears routine content, start preparing separate teams for competitive and challenge modes.
- Beginner missions and starter activities are time-limited — claim them before they rotate out.
Make a Drama Mad Tier List
A single universal ranking does not describe every useful character. This tier overview separates progression, Arena, tower-style challenges, and support value so you can choose upgrades that match your current goals.
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Core Damage Dealers
Main progressionBoss encountersFast stage clears
High-impact damage dealers with reliable output, strong skill uptime, and good compatibility with common team structures.
Investment: Highest priority for early upgrade materials when the character is consistently used.
A
Frontline & Defensive Units
Difficult stagesTower challengesLong encounters
Durable units that protect the team, stabilize incoming damage, or create enough time for the main damage dealer to perform.
Investment: Prioritize when survival is the primary reason a stage cannot be cleared.
A
Support & Recovery Units
Arena controlExtended battlesTeam consistency
Characters that provide recovery, buffs, debuffs, or control can outperform raw damage picks in difficult or competitive content.
Investment: Invest after establishing a dependable damage core, unless a strategy requires the support unit.
B
Specialist & Early-Game Units
Beginner progressionAttribute coverageTemporary team slots
Lower-rarity or niche characters remain valuable when they are easy to upgrade, fill an attribute gap, or cover a missing role.
Investment: Use selectively and avoid replacing a well-developed core unit without a clear improvement.
Tier placements follow current global content and shift with new banners, balance updates, and event modes.
Make a Drama Mad Reroll Guide
Rerolling is most useful when the early recruitment results determine whether an account begins with a dependable damage core or a complete team foundation. Set a clear stopping point before starting so the process does not consume more time than the value of the opening rewards.
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Complete the Opening Tutorial
Follow the opening objectives without spending premium resources on unnecessary upgrades. Claim available launch, login, mission, and beginner rewards before recruiting, and note which recruitment options your account starts with.
2
Set a Practical Target
Decide what result is good enough before repeating the process. Prioritize a high-impact damage role for the fastest early progression, or a damage-and-support combination for a balanced long-term account.
3
Choose the Right Reroll Route
Fast-start players should stop once they obtain a reliable early damage option. Free-to-play players should favor a flexible roster core, and players targeting a specific core character should continue only while the process stays efficient.
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Preserve Resources After Rerolling
Avoid recruiting on every available banner immediately after settling on an account. Use early resources to strengthen the main team and unlock progression systems, then expand the roster when a new character fills a real need.
Reroll Tips
- Record which recruitment options and rewards are available on the account before deciding to reroll.
- Value useful attribute coverage when the opening roster lacks a dependable team core.
- A good opening only converts into progress if the resources that follow are spent on the main team.
- Expand the roster only when a new character fills a role, attribute, or game-mode requirement.
Make a Drama Mad Characters
Use the character database to compare combat functions and plan investment priorities. Filter entries by element, battlefield position, star level, rarity, and acquisition method before building a team or spending upgrade materials.
Rarity & Star Level
Compare Character Investment Value
Review a character's rarity and current star level before committing scarce enhancement materials. Higher rarity characters generally deserve longer-term planning, while lower-rarity options stay useful when they cover a needed role.
RarityStar levelAcquisition method
Attributes & Combat Roles
Identify the Right Battlefield Function
Classify each character by attribute and primary role so the roster covers frontline durability, direct damage, recovery, and beneficial effects. Check role coverage before selecting characters purely by rarity.
ElementTankDamage dealerHealerBuffer
Positioning
Match Characters to Their Best Position
Use frontline and backline positioning to protect fragile damage dealers and support characters. Positioning should account for durability, attack range, skill targeting, and the enemy formation in each stage.
Front positionMiddle positionBack position
Skills & Growth Advice
Prioritize the Skills That Define Each Character
Read the complete skill effect before choosing upgrade targets. Prioritize the ability that best supports the character's core function, then improve complementary skills after the equipment and level foundation are set.
Damage skillsRecovery skillsControl effectsBuffs & debuffs
Make a Drama Mad Team Building
A strong team is built around complementary functions rather than a single powerful character. Start with a stable frontline, add reliable damage, then fill the remaining slots with recovery, buffs, debuffs, or control effects that match the stage objective.
Objective: Maintain consistent survival while clearing mixed enemy groups
Team Structure
At least one durable frontline tank, one or more consistent damage dealers, and a healer, buffer, or utility character depending on incoming damage.
Notes
Use a balanced formation with enough sustain to survive repeated encounters. Replace a second damage dealer with additional support when stages contain heavy incoming damage.
Attribute Focus
Use attribute advantages when practical, but do not sacrifice basic role coverage for a minor matchup improvement.
Boss Battles
Objective: Maximize sustained damage while surviving predictable boss mechanics
Team Structure
A tank capable of absorbing repeated attacks, single-target damage with reliable skill uptime, and healing, buffs, debuffs, or defensive utility.
Notes
Prioritize consistent damage and survivability over short burst windows unless the encounter specifically rewards burst. Track the boss attack pattern and adjust when defense outvalues a second damage dealer.
Attribute Focus
Favor attributes that improve damage or survivability against the boss while preserving healing and defensive coverage.
Arena
Objective: Win the opening exchange and prevent the enemy team from completing its rotation
Team Structure
A durable opener or disruptor, fast focused damage against the most dangerous opposing unit, and speed, control, cleansing, shielding, or recovery to match the matchup.
Notes
Consider turn order, target priority, and the enemy's most important skill. A balanced Arena team has both an opening plan and an answer to control or burst damage.
Attribute Focus
Select attributes and utility according to the opponent rather than relying on a single fixed lineup.
High-Difficulty Stages
Objective: Adapt to restrictive mechanics and minimize avoidable damage
Team Structure
The most reliable defensive option available, damage that stays effective under stage restrictions, and mechanic-specific utility such as cleansing or control resistance.
Notes
Identify the stage mechanic before finalizing the roster. Replace redundant damage with the exact utility needed to survive or remove the restriction, then tune positioning and skill timing.
Attribute Focus
Prioritize the counter to the stage mechanic first, followed by attribute advantage and raw damage.
Make a Drama Mad Progression Guide
Efficient progression comes from concentrating resources on a functional core team instead of spreading upgrades across the entire roster. Establish a reliable team first, improve its most important skills and equipment, and only then expand into secondary characters and specialized formations.
Daily Routine
Maintain steady account progression- Complete available daily activities
- Collect routine rewards and stamina-related resources
- Use available attempts on the current progression bottleneck
- Check upgrade materials before spending them
Free-to-Play Plan
Prioritize guaranteed daily resources and avoid spending premium currency on low-priority refreshes.
Paid Player Plan
Use additional purchases only when they support the main team's immediate level, skill, or equipment breakpoint.
Weekly Routine
Secure limited and recurring rewards- Finish weekly objectives
- Claim rewards from repeatable content
- Review the next character or equipment upgrade
- Convert surplus resources only after core needs are covered
Free-to-Play Plan
Save scarce currencies for guaranteed value and planned roster improvements.
Paid Player Plan
Use bundles or extra attempts selectively, prioritizing resources that are otherwise time-gated.
Early Progression
Build one dependable core team- Level the main team evenly enough to clear current content
- Upgrade the skills that define each character's role
- Equip the strongest practical gear on the primary team
- Avoid raising multiple substitute characters at the same time
Free-to-Play Plan
Concentrate materials on accessible characters that can clear the widest range of content.
Paid Player Plan
Accelerate the same core team rather than immediately investing in a large number of characters.
Mid-Game Progression
Improve specialization and team flexibility- Complete important skill upgrades on the core team
- Replace temporary equipment with better long-term pieces
- Begin developing a second formation for different content
- Plan breakthroughs around actual team roles and stage requirements
Free-to-Play Plan
Develop a second team only after the primary formation can clear its regular content reliably.
Paid Player Plan
Use additional resources to build specialized counters once the primary team's core upgrades are stable.
Resource Priority
Prevent waste on low-impact upgrades- Prioritize the main damage source and essential frontline first
- Upgrade healing, buffs, and utility when they unlock meaningful survival or damage gains
- Delay broad roster investment until the core team reaches a stable breakpoint
- Keep a reserve for breakthrough and event requirements
Free-to-Play Plan
Value guaranteed progression, long-term materials, and flexible currencies over short-term convenience.
Paid Player Plan
Spend for time savings only when the purchase advances a planned breakpoint or unlocks a needed team option.
Make a Drama Mad Story and Affinity Guide
The story and affinity systems encourage players to develop characters beyond combat strength. Track available interactions, provide appropriate affinity progress, and revisit character menus after major story milestones to check for newly available scenes or rewards.