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Anime Dice Scripts — Status, Risk & Scams

Third-party directories and YouTube channels advertise autofarm scripts for Anime Dice. Using one means injecting code into the Roblox client with an exploit executor, which the Roblox Terms of Use prohibit. Here is what is being advertised, what a ban costs, and the scams that travel with the listings — with no downloads, no code and no setup steps.

Reviewed September 28, 2026Reading time 7 minSources player testing + official Roblox description

A tiered combat tower rising through tropical mist, the kind of grind an autofarm script targets

Anime Dice scripts exist — and every one of them needs an executor

Search "anime dice script" and you land in a settled market. Script directories carry dozens of Anime Dice listings, YouTube uploads with tens of thousands of views promise "fast auto roll" and "auto tower", and download pages describe much the same automation set. One directory read for this page — on 2026-09-28 — lists 38 Anime Dice scripts; another listing advertises Auto Roll, Auto Collect and Auto Rebirth in its title alone.

None of them changes the mechanism, and the mechanism is the whole story. A Roblox script is not a mod, an add-on or a setting: it is Lua code that must be injected into the running Roblox client by an exploit executor — a separate third-party program you install on your own device. The executor is the part Roblox's rules are written about, and it is also the part that carries the malware risk. Everything below follows from those two facts.

What this page is

This page documents the script landscape so you know what you are looking at. It hosts no script, shows no code, gives no setup steps, and links no distribution site — not because any single listing is worse than the rest, but because a download link is the one thing that turns a warning page into a distribution channel.

What the circulating Anime Dice scripts claim to do

The feature lists are remarkably consistent across listings. A typical one read for this page groups its claims like this:

  • Dice and rolling — Auto Roll, Auto Buy Dice, Auto Equip Best Owned Dice, Auto Trait, Auto Grade.
  • Money and progression — Auto Collect Money, Auto Sell, Auto Rebirth, Auto Buy Affordable Upgrades, Auto Buy Market, Auto Tower.
  • Units and team — Auto Equip Best, Auto Upgrade Placed Units, Unit Webhook.
  • Player utilities — WalkSpeed, Infinite Jump, Fly, NoClip.
  • Automation and performance — FPS Boost, Disable 3D Rendering, No Gameplay Paused, Anti-AFK, Auto Reconnect on Kick, Menu Bind.

Treat that as advertised, not verified — Unconfirmed (checked 2026-09-28). Whether any specific build runs, stays undetected for more than a day, or does any of the above is not something this site will test, because testing it means running it. Detection status is not a property of a script; it is a race between the script and Roblox's anti-cheat, and every "undetected" claim has an expiry date that the seller does not control.

Two claims are worth naming specifically because they sound reassuring and mean nothing:

  • "Keyless." A key system is only the monetisation layer — the ad-link gate some hubs put in front of a script. Removing it does not change what the executor does to your client, your session, or your account.
  • "Mobile script." The same exploit packaged for a phone. Mobile script bundles are, if anything, a more common wrapper for unwanted software, because phone users cannot inspect what they installed.

Why this breaks Roblox's rules

This is not a grey area, and you do not have to take a guide site's word for it. The official Roblox Terms of Use, read on 2026-09-28, say under Restrictions of Use that users may not:

"(c) circumvent any technological measure designed to protect the Services or any technology associated with the Services."

Injecting third-party code into the client is exactly that. The same document, under Suspension or Termination of an Account, reserves for Roblox the right to "terminate or suspend (i) your Account and (ii) your right to use and access the Roblox Services, including by suspending or terminating any alternate account(s) you create or have created" whenever a user violates the Terms. The Roblox Community Standards separately list Cheating and Scams among prohibited activity.

Note what the termination clause covers: not just the account you scripted on, but the alt accounts it considers related, and the access to content acquired on them — "Robux, Experience access, In-Experience Items, and Virtual Items." A ban is not a temporary inconvenience you ride out; and an automated farm makes the account that gets caught the one holding the most progress.

What you would actually be automating

Anime Dice is a luck-based roll-to-earn simulator: you roll dice for anime characters, traits and mutations, place the best units on pads, upgrade Money and Luck, and Rebirth to reset the plot with a higher multiplier. The loop is repetitive by design, which is precisely why autofarm scripts sell — and precisely why the game already hands you legitimate accelerants for the slow parts.

The codes page lists the strings confirmed by two independent sources, including the Lucky Spin and Trait Reroll grants that skip the waiting. The beginner guide covers the roll → place → upgrade → Rebirth loop and the HUD, so you are not losing hours to a misunderstood button. The Luck page shows every documented Luck channel and the order to stack them, which is where the real multiplier growth lives. None of it is as fast as an auto-roller per hour. All of it keeps the account.

The scams that travel with script listings

Script distribution is an unusually good hunting ground, because the audience is motivated and the product is illegitimate — a victim has little recourse and is unlikely to report what happened.

Downloads behind a login. One listing read for this page states plainly: "Only authorized users can download files. Please Log in or Register on the website." That gate exists to harvest accounts, not to protect files. An Anime Dice script needs no account anywhere to exist; the registration is the product.

Interstitials and "checks". Another directory serves a browser check before any content, telling visitors to "enable JavaScript and cookies" or "turn off your VPN". Cloudflare walls are normal on the web, but on a script site the same wall doubles as an excuse for why nothing can be inspected before you proceed.

Requests for Roblox credentials. No legitimate tool ever needs your Roblox password. The Terms of Use are explicit about what to do: "If another User asks for your password or any personal information, you should report them immediately using the 'Report Abuse' feature." A script site, a Discord DM, or a "free dice" giveaway asking for your login is phishing, and the most likely outcome is that your account is stripped of items and used to launder the theft.

Executors that require you to disable protection. Installers that instruct you to add antivirus exclusions, disable SmartScreen or disable your browser's protections are describing a malware delivery method, not a feature. The same archives routinely carry cookie stealers targeting exactly the Roblox session that the script supposedly needs.

Fake verification videos. The YouTube side of this market is thin evidence: two uploads read for this page (36,314 and 22,601 views) yield a song lyric transcript and no usable captions at all — neither shows a panel, a price or a redemption that a viewer could check. A video title is a claim, not a demonstration.

If you already ran one

  • Stop running it. No "one last farm" session — every launch is another detection chance.
  • Change your Roblox password from a different, clean device and enable two-step verification.
  • Log out of all other sessions so existing session tokens are invalidated.
  • Check what was installed alongside it — browser extensions, "support" installers, anything the setup told you to allow — and remove what you do not recognise.
  • Run a full antivirus scan, especially if the installer asked you to turn protection off first.
  • Assume the account is compromised if you entered your credentials anywhere during the process, and follow Roblox's compromised-account steps rather than waiting for the first suspicious trade.

How to report script sellers and phishing pages

  • In game: the Report Abuse flow — the mechanism Roblox's own Terms point at for credential phishing and for anything you believe is illegal.
  • Community Standards violations: Roblox's reporting-and-blocking guidance sets out the routes for accounts, experiences and off-platform behaviour.
  • In the Anime Dice community: the developer's own server is the fastest place to warn other players, and the invite is on the Discord page along with what that server is and is not good for.
  • To other players, specifically: a one-line warning in a Discord channel does more than a report filed weeks later. Most victims of these pages are recruited by someone else's "it works, no ban".

The short version

An Anime Dice script is an exploit executor plus someone else's Lua, bought with your account and your device. The upside is a few hours of automated rolling in a game built to be rolled. The downside is a ban that can take your progress, your purchased items and any account Roblox decides is related — or a stolen session cookie that takes the same things without telling you first. This page will keep documenting the market. It will not hand you the download.

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 Roblox Terms of Use — Read 2026-09-28. "Restrictions of Use" bars users from circumventing technological measures that protect the services; "Suspension or Termination of an Account" lets Roblox terminate or suspend an account and any alternate accounts it considers related, including access to acquired Robux and in-experience items; "Compromised Accounts" directs users to report anyone asking for a password through Report Abuse.
  • Official Roblox Community Standards — Read 2026-09-28. Lists "Cheating and Scams" among the prohibited activity categories in its Integrity section.
  • Official Roblox — reporting and blocking guidance — The routes Roblox publishes for reporting accounts, experiences and off-platform behaviour, linked from the Community Standards page. Read 2026-09-28.
  • Community wiki anime-dice.wiki — Rebirth guide — Rebirth button position in the left HUD stack, keep-versus-reset expectations, four when-to-rebirth and four when-to-skip conditions, the five-step post-reset rebuild order, and the advice not to trust scripts that claim to bypass rebirth gates.
FAQ

Anime Dice script questions

Is there a working Anime Dice script?

Scripts for Anime Dice are advertised on third-party directories — one read on 2026-09-28 listed 38 — and in YouTube uploads, but this site does not run or link them, so nothing here confirms that any build works. Unconfirmed (checked 2026-09-28). What is confirmed is the mechanism: every one of them needs an exploit executor, and Roblox prohibits circumventing the measures that protect the client.

Can you get banned for using an Anime Dice script?

Yes. The Roblox Terms of Use bar users from circumventing technological measures that protect the services, and separately reserve the right to terminate or suspend an account — including any related alternate accounts — for violating them. Termination can also cut off access to acquired content such as Robux and in-experience items, so the account that did the automating is not the only thing at risk.

Is a keyless Anime Dice script safer than one with a key?

No. A key system is only the ad-link gate some hubs place in front of a script. Removing it changes nothing about what the executor does to your client, your session or your account, and nothing about detection risk.

Are mobile Anime Dice scripts safe?

No. They are the same exploits packaged for phones, and a mobile script bundle is a more common wrapper for unwanted software, not a safer one, because phone users have fewer ways to inspect what they installed.

Which Anime Dice script is undetected?

This site will not answer that, and any page that does is guessing. Detection status is a race between the script and Roblox anti-cheat rather than a property of a build, and it expires without notice — usually the moment the script is popular enough to be worth targeting.

What should I do if I already ran an Anime Dice script?

Stop running it, change your Roblox password from a clean device, enable two-step verification, log out other sessions, remove anything the setup had you install or allow, run a full antivirus scan, and treat the account as compromised if you entered credentials anywhere along the way.

Where do I report an Anime Dice script seller or phishing page?

Use the in-game Report Abuse flow for credential phishing and anything you believe is illegal — that is the route the Roblox Terms point at — and Roblox reporting guidance for accounts, experiences and off-platform behaviour. In the community, the developer Discord is the fastest place to warn other players.