BitBall Z is the anime-inspired Roblox sports arena where players build up their fighters with Zeni, Skill Points, and raw Base Power before stepping into multiplayer showdowns. Redeem codes give a fast way to boost those stats without grinding matches, and a fresh batch just landed for July 2026.
Working BitBall Z codes
Six codes are redeemable right now. The strongest one is thankyou, which alone hands over 20 Skill Points, 2,000,000 Zeni, 1,000,000,000 Base Power, and 5 Senzu Beans, so redeem that first if you only have time for one.
100likes— 250,000 Zeni, 100,000,000 Base Power, and 5 Skill Points NEW200member— 500,000 Zeni, 250,000,000 Base Power, and 8 Skill Points NEW300members— 750,000 Zeni, 400,000,000 Base Power, and 10 Skill Points NEW400members— 1,000,000 Zeni, 600,000,000 Base Power, and 12 Skill Points NEW450members— 1,500,000 Zeni, 800,000,000 Base Power, and 15 Skill Points NEWthankyou— 2,000,000 Zeni, 1,000,000,000 Base Power, 20 Skill Points, and 5 Senzu Beans NEW
How to redeem codes in BitBall Z
No level or progression requirement stands in the way of claiming these rewards. The redemption box is exact about spelling and spacing, so type or paste each code carefully.
A “Code Invalid” message almost always means the code has already been turned off by the developers, since a correctly typed, currently active code redeems instantly.
Expired BitBall Z codes
These codes no longer redeem in-game and are kept here only for reference.
primalgodsconquestwarsbioandroid40tacticaloverhaulmysticbranchzenkaipowerconquestrebirthgalacticwarriorlimitbreakerafterlifeimmortallegacyempireconquestlimitbreakerexplorebountymetamorrollbacksorryguyscompensationdatastorefixbugfixessorryaboutyoursave
What Zeni does in BitBall Z
Zeni is the main currency in BitBall Z. It pays for character spins, rolls toward rare forms, cosmetic trails, and stat upgrades, so stacking it through codes translates directly into a stronger, better-dressed fighter without waiting on match rewards to add up.
Where new codes get announced
New codes typically show up on the L.K. Studios Discord server, where the developers post reward announcements as they go live. A Trello board is also maintained separately for tracking upcoming updates, rebalance notes, and character skill breakdowns, though it doesn’t list redeem codes directly.
Bookmarking this list is the quicker route if scrolling through chat history isn’t appealing, since every working code above stays current until it’s replaced or shut off by the developers.
