Bakudo puts you in the ring with a full roster of martial arts styles, from Boxing and Muay Thai to Sumo and Kickboxing, and lets you take your pick against real opponents. Codes hand you free Bcoins and Money, the two currencies you spend on gear and cosmetics while you climb the ranks.
Working Bakudo codes
Copy any code below exactly as written and redeem it in-game before it gets pulled.
Uhaurararaurauraararara1SD— 500 Bcoins and 1000 Money NEWStimmyCheck2— In-game rewardSumoAndKickboxing— In-game reward5kMembers!— In-game rewardStimmyCheck— In-game rewarddontblamemeokay— 200 Bcoins and 200 MoneyThanksMuhehe4kmembarhohobutwhatisthathello— 4444 Bcoins and 4444 Money4000BC— In-game rewardSorry4ShutdownAgain— 1500 Bcoins and 10,000 MoneyBartBuck's— In-game rewardBlameXenn— In-game rewardBlameCeo's— In-game rewardBartIsGreat— In-game rewardNoTitleForYouMuzzy— In-game rewardInnates!— In-game rewardBigNetTheGoat— In-game rewardshutdownmuhehehe2— In-game rewardbartisgreatest— Eye-color reroll (0.1% odds for glowing eyes), bug fixes, and removes the 20 TP requirementshutdownmuhehehe— 2000 Bcoins and 3333 MoneyRELEASE— 6000 Bcoins and Money!code bartisgreatest— Glowing eyes (eyes color reroll 0.1%), bug fixes, and 20 TP requirement removed!code shutdownmuhehehe— 2K BC and 3333 Money!code RELEASE— 6K BC and Money
How to redeem codes in Bakudo
Redemption happens through a single menu inside the match lobby. You’ll see your rewards land right after you hit the submit button, so there’s no need to relaunch the game.
Copy each code directly instead of typing it out, since these strings include capital letters, symbols like exclamation points and apostrophes, and long runs of repeated characters that are easy to mistype.
What Bcoins and Money unlock
Bcoins and Money are the two currencies you spend inside Bakudo to purchase upgrades and cosmetic items. Stacking up free amounts through codes means you can gear up without grinding matches for every coin, letting you focus on learning the timing and combos of whichever fighting style you’ve picked.
Where new Bakudo codes get announced
New codes typically surface first on the Bakudo Discord server, where the developers post announcements alongside update logs. A Trello board also documents the full combat style meta, covering move sets, damage scaling, and progression paths for disciplines ranging from Boxing to Renewal Taekwondo, which is worth checking if you want to understand how a style performs before you commit to it.
Once a code stops paying out, the developers have pulled it from the system rather than left a bug in place, so there’s no point retrying it later. Bookmarking the working list above and returning after each update is the fastest way to catch new codes before they run out.
