Slayer Arena on Roblox lets you test Demon Slayer-inspired breathing techniques in one-on-one arena battles. Gift codes provide free gold and other bonuses to speed up progression and help you upgrade your character without extra grinding.
All working Slayer Arena codes
The following codes are currently known to grant rewards in Slayer Arena. Codes are case sensitive, so enter them exactly as shown.
| Code | Reward | Status |
|---|---|---|
tik100 |
Freebies (various in-game rewards) | Working |
stik100 |
Freebies (various in-game rewards) | Working |
slayer1k |
450 Gold | Working |
slayer5k |
Free rewards (unspecified bonus items) | Working |
Any code not listed here has either not been confirmed or is no longer active.
How to redeem codes in Slayer Arena
Step 1: Start Slayer Arena from its Roblox experience page at https://www.roblox.com/games/10044344099/Slayer-Arena-ALPHA and wait until your character loads into the game.
Step 2: Look at the top-left corner of the screen and click the Codes button to open the code redemption window.
Step 3: Click inside the Enter Code box, carefully type or paste one of the working codes, and ensure the spelling and capitalization match exactly.
Step 4: Press the SUBMIT button. If the code is valid and unused on your account, you will see a confirmation and the gold or other rewards will be added to your profile immediately.
Entering a code that has expired, already been used on your account, or typed with any mistake will usually result in an error message and no rewards.
How Slayer Arena codes work
Slayer Arena codes are single-use per account. Once a code has been successfully redeemed, it cannot be used again on the same profile. Active codes commonly grant gold or bundles of miscellaneous freebies that support character growth and arena performance.
Because codes are time limited, they can stop working without notice. If a code marked as working here returns an error, treat it as expired and move on to the remaining ones.
Note: All codes are case sensitive. Extra spaces before or after the code, or changing letter casing, can cause redemption to fail even if the code itself is still valid.
