Active Codes
There are 9 working codes right now, and every one of them is live as of September 14, 2026. Together they grant a substantial pile of Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, Gems and Tickets, which is exactly what a fresh account needs before it starts rolling.
*Every code is case-sensitive and can only be redeemed once per account. Copy and paste rather than typing, because a single wrong character fails silently with a generic error.*
Expired Codes
There are currently no expired codes for Anime Dice. Numbered update codes in particular have stayed live far longer than anyone expected, so even the oldest ones are still worth redeeming before you assume otherwise. This archive fills only when a code is genuinely retired.
Creator & Partner Codes
Creator and partner codes are handed to specific channels and events rather than published openly, so they appear unpredictably and expire quickly. None are public right now, and we list only codes we can verify rather than guessing at what might exist.
How to Redeem Codes
Redemption happens inside the shop menu and takes under a minute once you know where the box is. There are two shop buttons on screen, which is the step most players get wrong first.
What Are Codes Used For?
Anime Dice codes grant the four currencies that feed the two rerollable modifier systems, which makes them one of the highest-value things a new account can claim.
Not sure where to spend them? Start with the trait rerolls guide and the grades guide, then check the beginner guide for the order that gets the most value out of them.
Where to Find New Codes
New codes appear predictably around updates, because each numbered patch has shipped with a matching code named after it. Knowing where to look makes claiming them a routine rather than a scramble.
Redeem the oldest unclaimed codes alongside the newest one. Older update codes have stayed live much longer than expected, so skipping them because they look stale is a common way to leave free Spins and Rerolls on the table.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Anime Dice codes are active right now?
There are 9 working codes as of September 14, 2026, and none have expired yet. Redeeming the full list grants a large stack of Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, Gems and Tickets, which is a significant head start on a new account.
Are Anime Dice codes case-sensitive?
Yes. Each code must be entered exactly as shown, including capitalisation. Copy and paste the string rather than typing it, because a single incorrect character produces a generic failure message with no hint about what went wrong.
Why is my code not working?
There are three usual causes: a typo in a case-sensitive string, a code you have already redeemed on that account, or a code that has finally been retired. Each code only works once per account, so a second attempt will always fail.
Where do I enter codes in Anime Dice?
Open the Shop menu by clicking the button on the left-hand side of the screen, then scroll to the bottom and paste your code into the Enter Code box. There are two shop buttons, and only the left one with the basket icon leads to the redeem box.
Do codes expire?
They can, but none have so far. Numbered update codes in particular have remained live far longer than expected, which is why the expired archive on this page is still empty and why redeeming older codes is usually worthwhile.
What should I spend code rewards on first?
Spend Gems on your highest-earning unit's grade and save Trait Rerolls for units you have already decided to keep. Read the best traits guide before spending tickets, since a reroll permanently overwrites the existing passive.
Are there any creator or partner codes?
None are public at the moment. Creator codes are given to specific channels and events rather than published openly, so this page will list one only when it can be verified, rather than guessing at strings that may not exist.
Do codes work on mobile and console?
Yes. The shop menu and redeem box are the same on every platform Anime Dice runs on, and the interaction prompts adapt to whichever input device you are using. There is no platform-exclusive code list.