Roll the dice.
Stack Luck. Rebirth higher.
Your ultimate source for codes, guides, tier lists and everything you need to become the luckiest player in Anime Dice on Roblox.
5KCCU1KCCUUPDATE3UPDATE2UPDATE1RELEASEA roll-to-earn sim where Luck is the whole game
Anime Dice is a free-to-play incremental simulator on Roblox, built by the More & More Games group and released on August 15, 2026. The official description is unusually plain about the loop, and it is worth quoting in full because almost everything else in the game layers on top of it:
Roll dice and reveal insane Anime characters. Upgrade your dice to gain even more luck. Build the strongest team possible. Collect rare Anime Characters and mutations. Money generates while you are offline.
That is the whole game. You roll, you place what you get on your plot so it produces cash, and you spend the cash on dice tiers and upgrade nodes that raise your Luck. Each server holds nine players on separate personal plots, and what keeps it interesting is the layering — traits sit on top of rarity, mutations on top of traits, and Rebirth resets your cash in exchange for permanent multipliers.
- Developer
- More & More Games
- Platform
- Roblox
- Genre
- Incremental simulator
- Released
- August 15, 2026
- Players
- 9 per server
- Cost
- Free, optional Robux shop
- Offline income
- Yes — placed units keep earning
How a run plays, in four steps
Roll the dice
Every roll reveals an anime character. Luck is the multiplier that decides which rarity bands of the pool your rolls can reach.
How Luck works →02Place units, earn cash
Placed units generate cash on your personal plot over time — including while you are offline. Nobody can take them.
Beginner guide →03Upgrade dice & Luck
Eight documented tiers run from a $500K starter die to a $1.5T endgame one, each multiplying the Luck behind every roll.
The dice ladder →04Rebirth higher
When income outgrows upgrades, Rebirth resets your cash for permanent multipliers — traits and mutations layer on top.
Rebirth maths →Everything on Anime Dice, page by page
Eleven deep-dive guides covering every documented system in the game — start with the entry points, then go down a system as far as you like.
Start here
Codes
All six reported working codes with their Lucky Spin, Trait Reroll and Gem payouts, plus the exact Shop menu path.
Read guide →Guide
The roll → place → upgrade → rebirth loop explained, plus a map of every button on the Update 3 client.
Read guide →Best Dice
The dice shop ladder compared by Luck multiplier and price so you never overbuy an upgrade you will skip.
Read guide →Tips
Batch selling, tower prep, offline income habits and the five mistakes that stall a fresh plot.
Read guide →Systems, in depth
Traits
What the trait layer actually is, what Trait Rerolls change, and which claims are still unconfirmed.
Read guide →Tier List
A keep-or-reroll ranking built on rarity plus trait quality — with the evidence gaps stated up front.
Read guide →Luck
Every documented Luck source: the eight dice tiers from Lightning to Void, upgrade nodes, codes and Rebirth.
Read guide →Rebirth
What resets, what stays, the documented $500M step, and the pre-reset checklist that protects your income.
Read guide →Mutations
Mutations are confirmed in the official description; odds and effect tables are not. Here is what to check.
Read guide →Lucky Spins
Free boosted rolls and the exact code payouts that grant them, plus a spending order that avoids waste.
Read guide →Discord
The official More & More Games server invite, the Roblox group, and which channel to watch for new codes.
Read guide →The dice ladder, and where your cash should go
Eight documented tiers run from a $500K starter to a $1.5T endgame die. Each step multiplies the Luck value behind every roll you make, which is why skipping a tier you can afford to skip is usually correct.
| Dice | Rarity | Luck | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lightning | Rare | 42x | $500K |
| Ice | Rare | 100x | $4M |
| Magma | Epic | 200x | $30M |
| Storm | Epic | 400x | $200M |
| Shadow | Epic | 750x | $1.5B |
| Light | Legendary | 1,500x | $12B |
| Blood Moon | Legendary | 3,000x | $100B |
| Void | Legendary | 5,000x | $1.5T |
The developer has not published unit stats, roll odds or mutation probabilities, so this site separates what the official description and recorded gameplay confirm from what is only community-reported — single-source numbers are labelled, and anything unsourced is marked Unconfirmed rather than invented. The guide lists exactly which mechanics are confirmed and which are not.
Anime Dice questions, answered
What is Anime Dice?
Anime Dice is a free roll-to-earn incremental simulator on Roblox, developed by More & More Games and released on August 15, 2026. You roll dice to reveal anime-inspired characters, place those units on your personal plot so they generate cash, and spend the cash on dice and Luck upgrades that improve your next set of rolls.
Is Anime Dice free to play?
Yes. The Roblox experience itself is free. The Shop window does sell luck products and convenience items for Robux, but nothing documented in the game requires a purchase, and the entire progression ladder — dice tiers, Luck upgrades, Rebirth multipliers — is reachable with in-game cash and code rewards.
How many players can be in one Anime Dice server?
Nine. The official Roblox API reports a maximum of nine players per server, and each player works on their own personal plot. Other players can walk around your plot but cannot take or alter your placed units.
Does Anime Dice keep earning money while you are offline?
Yes, and it is one of the few things the official description states in plain language: money generates while you are offline. The rate depends on the units you left placed on your plot, so filling every pad before logging off is the single highest-value habit in the game.
Where should a new player start?
Redeem all six working codes first — they cost nothing and give roughly eleven Lucky Spins and a large stack of Trait Rerolls and Gems. Then spend your first cash on the Money and Luck upgrade nodes, fill the plot with whatever you roll, and only look at Rebirth once your income has outgrown the cost of your next dice tier.
Ready to roll?
Redeem the six working codes first — it takes two minutes and pays out roughly eleven Lucky Spins plus a stack of Trait Rerolls and Gems. Then let the ladder tell you what to buy next.
Sources for this page
Anime Dice publishes no unit stats, roll odds or upgrade values, so every number on this page traces to one of the sources below. Community wikis are player-maintained and marked as such.
- Official Anime Dice on Roblox — official experience page — Official developer description. Confirms rolling dice for anime characters, Luck upgrades, team building, mutations, offline Money and leaderboards.
- Official API Roblox Games API (universe 10708913337) — Creator, genre, player cap, creation date and engagement snapshot read on 2026-09-12.
- Media PocketTactics — Anime Dice codes September 2026 — Checked 2026-09-07. Lists all six codes with Lucky Spin, Trait Reroll and Gem amounts, and the Shop → scroll → Redeem path.
- Media Beebom — Anime Dice Codes (September 2026) — Checked 2026-09-11. Independent confirmation of the same six code strings; states no expired codes currently exist.
- Recorded gameplay AlphaBolt — All working Anime Dice codes (YouTube, 8:04) — Recorded 2026-09-10. On-screen redemption of all six codes, plus the in-game test that "September 2026" is invalid.
- Community wiki animedice-roblox.wiki — dice ladder, evolution trees, towers, rebirth — Documents the eight Dice Shop tiers with Luck multipliers and prices, the three Towers, and the $500M / 2x → 2.5x Rebirth example.
- Community wiki anime-dice-roblox.wiki — guides, tier list, beginner guide — Roll → place → upgrade loop, trait layer description, upgrade priority tables, S/A/B/C tier framework.
- Community wiki anime-dice-wiki.wiki — tips, upgrades, best-upgrades guide — Upgrade priority table, unit-rarity income table, common pitfalls, Trait Reroll discipline.
- Community wiki animedice.wiki — how to play, traits evidence hub — HUD map of the Update 3 client (Shop / Rebirth / Index, clover Lucky badge), pad placement rules, currency roles, and a traits evidence audit.