Gaming Codes

Anime Squadron Codes (August 2026)

Redeem these codes for free Gems, Trait Shards, and Prisms, and check back often for the latest working list.

Redeem these codes for free Gems, Trait Shards, and Prisms, and check back often for the latest working list.

Image source: Roblox

Anime Squadron drops players into a collapsing anime multiverse where squads of warriors from different worlds fight side by side against waves of enemies. Codes are the fastest way to stock up on Gems, Trait Shards, Gold, and other resources without grinding through stages.

Working Anime Squadron codes

Five codes are redeemable right now. Some rewards, like Trait Shards and Gems, help boost your existing squad, while others hand out Prisms and Yol for pulling new units.

  • UPD3.75! — 100 Trait Shards and 1.5k Gems NEW
  • ShadowGarden! — 50 Trait Shards and 1.5k Gems NEW
  • UPD3.5! — 100 Trait Shards and 1.5k Gems
  • RoyalKnights! — 15 Prisms and 1k Yol
  • PowerOfRivals! — 3 Perfect Cubes and 500 Yol

Some older codes require reaching a certain level before they’ll redeem, so if a code shows an error, check your character level before assuming it’s expired.


How to redeem codes in Anime Squadron

Codes are entered through a menu inside the game itself, and rewards land in your inventory or currency balance the moment a code is accepted.

Open Anime Squadron on Roblox and let the tutorial finish if you’re a new player.
Click the Codes button on the left side of the screen.
Type or paste a code exactly as written, including punctuation like exclamation marks, into the text box.
Hit Redeem Code to claim the reward.

A successful redemption shows the reward on screen and updates your Gems, Gold, or Trait Shard count immediately. If nothing changes after hitting redeem, the code has likely expired or was typed incorrectly.


Expired Anime Squadron codes

These codes no longer redeem but are listed for reference.

  • CapsuleEventChanges!
  • JJKBugFixes2!
  • JJKBugFixes!
  • JJKBalanceChanges2.0!
  • UPD3.0!
  • FreeTanjiroEvo!
  • COMETOMERIKA!
  • BalanceChangesJJK!
  • AdminAbuse!
  • AdminAbuse2!
  • UPD2.5!
  • MUDAMUDAMUDA!
  • 1000YearsMaintenance!
  • ObtainmentFixed!
  • UPD2.0!
  • 100YearsMaintenance!
  • StarterShinobi!
  • UPD1.75!
  • Ghouls!
  • UnhumanLeaderSkill!
  • SryLongMaintenanceAgain!
  • MonkeyPower!
  • DifficultyChanges!
  • UPD1.5!
  • SETYOURHEARTABLAZE!
  • InfinityTrain!
  • AdminAbuseSoon!
  • SorryForBraluBug!!
  • UPD1.0!
  • GoBrolyGoGo!
  • UltimateFusion!
  • MaintenanceTooLongGrrr!
  • UPD0.75!
  • TheHeroHunter!
  • SryForLongMaintenance!!
  • StrongestChallenger!
  • EventChanges
  • Tysm80kCCU!
  • Tysm60kCCU!
  • LongMaintenance!
  • Eclipse!
  • UPD0.5!
  • 5kInterested!
  • 40kCCU!
  • 50kCCU!
  • 10MilVisits!
  • Tysm30KCCU!
  • SorryForLongMaintenance!
  • Yokoso!
  • EverythingIsPartOfMyPlan!
  • CRAZYSUPPORT!
  • Release!
  • Tysm10kCCU!
  • SorryForChanges!
  • SorryForBugs!
  • 1kLikes!
  • 500Interested!
  • Tysm5kCCU!
  • EarlyAccess!
  • SorryForDelay!
  • ThankYouEA!
  • 10KMembers!
  • ThanksForSupport!

Where new codes get posted first

New codes tend to go out alongside update announcements, so the developer’s channels are the quickest place to spot one before it circulates elsewhere. The official Anime Squadron Discord server has a dedicated codes channel, making it the most reliable spot to catch a fresh drop as soon as it’s shared.

Codes typically arrive tied to milestones like update rollouts, community growth targets, or maintenance apologies, which is why names like UPD3.75! and ShadowGarden! reference specific patches or in-game events rather than following a set schedule.