Anime Dice Codes

Active Anime Dice codes

Copy a code and paste it into the Shop window in game. The strings are case-sensitive, so do not retype them from memory. Every row below is attested by at least two independent sources; where two lists give different amounts for the same string, both figures are shown rather than blended.

Payout figures follow the amounts agreed by PocketTactics (checked September 7) and the community dice list, and match what AlphaBolt redeemed on camera on September 10. Beebom, checking on September 11, lists a flatter 3 Lucky Spins, 3 Trait Rerolls, 3 Gems for 5KCCU, 1KCCU, UPDATE3 and UPDATE2. Where the reports disagree, the table above shows the majority figure; the discrepancy is real and you may see either value on your account.

What Anime Dice codes are

Anime Dice codes are free promo strings published by the developer, More & More Games. Every one of them pays out in the same three currencies: Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls and Gems. That tells you a lot about the game's economy, because none of those three can be bought with the cash your plot produces.

• Lucky Spins are boosted rolls that do not consume cash. They are the resource you want before a rolling session, not during one. See the lucky spins guide for when a spin is actually worth spending.
• Trait Rerolls overwrite the passive bonus on a single unit. They are the only way to improve a unit you already pulled, which makes them the most valuable reward on this page — but only if you spend them on a unit you are keeping. The traits guide explains why.
• Gems are spent on Grade upgrades, which the community lists describe as a direct multiplier on a unit's cash generation.

Codes tend to arrive alongside numbered updates or player-count milestones, and this list has grown along both axes since launch. The update stamps run from UPDATE1 to UPDATE7, and the milestones from 1,000 concurrent players (1KCCU) to 50,000 (50KCCU), plus three like-count codes. Sixteen of the strings below are attested by at least two independent sources. Two more have been published twice with contradictory rewards and are labelled Unconfirmed rather than guessed at.

What Update 4 added, and why it is no longer separate

The game's official Roblox page carried the title "[✨UPD 4] Anime Dice" and a last-updated date of September 13, 2026 when it was read for the September revision. Three strings arrived with it: UPDATE4, 20KCCU and 10KCCU. At that point only PocketTactics had published them, so they sat in a block of their own. PCGamesN, RadioTimes and Beebom all carry the same three strings on their October lists, which is what moved them into the verified table above.

Two details from that update still matter, because both changed the game's economy:

• UPDATE4 pays Tower tickets. Tickets are the entry cost for Tower runs, and until Update 4 the documented code rewards were only Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls and Gems, so codes became a free source of Tower attempts. It remains the only string reported to pay them. The lists do not agree on its Lucky Spins, though: PocketTactics gives 3, and Beebom lists the same 10 Trait Rerolls, 10 Gems and 10 Tickets with no Spins at all.
• The milestone codes keep growing. 1KCCU and 5KCCU marked 1,000 and 5,000 concurrent players; 20KCCU and 10KCCU are named for 10,000 and 20,000, and 30KCCU, 40KCCU and 50KCCU have followed since. The official page reported more than 9.3M visits when it was read for this revision, against the 5.1M a community wiki recorded in early September, and player-count milestones track that growth.

Treat every payout on this page as reported rather than confirmed, and check your own Shop toast after redeeming. The rewards are granted per account, and the toast is the only record of what you actually received.

Update 5–7 and the new milestone codes

Everything added since Update 4 arrived in one of two states, and the tables above split them accordingly.

Agreed by two or more lists, so listed with figures: the update stamp UPDATE6 (5 Lucky Spins, 10 Trait Rerolls, 10 Gems) and the milestone strings 50KCCU (5 / 30 / 30), 400KLIKES (5 / 10 / 10), 250KLIKES (2 / 10 / 10 — Beebom's October 12 page shows 5 Lucky Spins for this one), 100KLIKES (2–3 / 10 / 10), 40KCCU and 30KCCU (2 / 10 / 10 each). 50KCCU is the largest payout in the set, and the names keep their old meaning: concurrent players for the CCU codes, the game's like count for the KLIKES ones.

Published twice, disagreed on: UPDATE7 and UPDATE5. For UPDATE7, PCGamesN and Beebom say 5 Lucky Spins, 10 Trait Rerolls and 10 Gems, while RadioTimes says 3 Lucky Spins, 30 Trait Rerolls, 20 Tower Tickets and 30 Gems. For UPDATE5, PCGamesN says 3 Lucky Spins, 20 Trait Rerolls, 20 Tower Tickets and 20 Gems, while Beebom says 5 Lucky Spins, 10 Trait Rerolls and 10 Gems. Both strings are real — it is the amounts that are not settled — which is why they are listed with Unconfirmed rewards and both readings spelled out, rather than averaged into a figure nobody published or quietly trimmed to the reading this page prefers.

One more rule is worth stating, because the October lists are full of tempting new names. A string that only one list has published stays out of both tables, however fresh it looks. The two-source bar is not relaxed for newer codes, and nothing here is rounded, averaged or picked between readings.

The payout discrepancy, stated plainly

Two published lists disagree, and it is worth knowing which figure you are reading.

The two lists agree exactly on UPDATE1 and RELEASE. They diverge on the four newer codes. Since AlphaBolt's recorded session on September 10 shows the Shop accepting each code and the reward toast appearing, the safest reading is that the actual amounts sit somewhere in that range, and that the total is a double-digit haul either way. Do not plan a build around a specific Gem count until you have redeemed the code on your own account.

Expired Anime Dice codes

Two strings are retired, and neither retirement is unanimous. Eurogamer stopped listing sorry4delay as working on October 9, 2026, and IGN and Beebom list JPCALLING as expired. RadioTimes still carries both in its active table, so the archive above records which source retired each string instead of treating the question as closed. Try a retired code if you like — it costs a moment and nothing else — and expect the Shop to refuse it.

Both retirements are recent, and both come from lists whose October check-ins diverge from each other across the newer strings. Every other code reviewed for this revision, including the whole Update 4, 5, 6 and 7 family and the original six, is still listed as working by at least two sources. Redeem what is active now rather than later: the first retirement arrived alongside the same kind of player-count surge that usually starts retiring the earliest milestone codes.

How to get new codes first

The developer does not run a public roadmap or dated patch notes, so new codes surface in three places, roughly in this order of speed:

1. The in-game Shop window. The codes field is the source of truth. A string that works here works, regardless of what any list says.
2. The official More & More Games Discord. The invite is public and there is a channel for announcements. Code drops are announced there around update releases.
3. The Roblox group. Joining the group is requested by the game's own description, and group members tend to see milestone announcements early.

One caution from a published source: Discord code channels are described as not always accurate, because members repost strings they have not personally tested. Treat any code you have not seen work in your own Shop as a rumour until it does. The Discord page covers which channels are worth watching and how to verify a claim before acting on it.

When to redeem

Redeem immediately. Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls and Gems do not expire once they are on your account, and there is no benefit to saving a code string itself. There is a small tactical case for holding the Lucky Spins rather than spending them the second you redeem: a boost is worth more once your dice tier and Luck upgrades are higher, because the roll pool it draws from is better. The Trait Rerolls are the opposite — hold them for a unit you intend to keep, and never spend one on a common or rare pull you are about to replace.