Anime Squadron Codes (June 2026)

All Working Anime Squadron Codes

Below are all 8 Anime Squadron codes still active as of 2026-06-16, cross-verified across three guide sites (Beebom, ProGameGuides, Destructoid). Copy each code with the trailing `!` exactly as written, **codes are case-sensitive**. Expired codes are archived below the table so you're not wasting time testing dead ones.

When you start a new account, the very first thing you should do is redeem every one of these codes before deciding how to spend your pulls or level up. A lot of new players research team comps first, burn their Cubes and Trait Shards, then remember the codes, which means wasting breakthrough resources that were sitting there for free. Redeem first, plan second: it's the universally accepted opening move in Anime Squadron.

How to Redeem Anime Squadron Codes

The code redemption panel sits in the left-side lobby menu, but there's a **prerequisite that trips up a lot of new players**: you must complete the tutorial first before the Codes button unlocks. Here's the full process:

1. 1
   Launch the GameOpen Anime Squadron on Roblox (game ID 71132543521245) and wait for the lobby to fully load.
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   Complete the Tutorial FirstNew accounts must finish the tutorial first, the Codes button stays locked until then. If you can't find the entry point, this is almost always why.
3. 3
   Open the Codes MenuClick the Codes button (bird icon) in the left-side menu to open the redemption input box.
4. 4
   Paste the Code ExactlyPaste the code exactly as written: case-sensitive, and the trailing ! is part of the code. Always copy-paste rather than type by hand, longer codes like EverythingIsPartOfMyPlan! are very easy to mistype.
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   Hit RedeemPress Redeem / Redeem Code and the rewards will be credited to your account immediately.
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   Repeat and Handle ErrorsRepeat for each remaining code. Each code can only be redeemed once per account. If you see an invalid/expired error, the code has likely expired, or your server is running an outdated build. Leave and rejoin a fresh server, then try again, this often resolves it.

What Do Anime Squadron Codes Give You

These codes don't just hand out one currency, they drop a full set of progression resources. Knowing what each one does helps you decide where to spend them and which ones to hoard.

• Gems: The core summon currency. Used to pull units on the Basic Banner and the Selection Banner (unlocked at level 10), at roughly 50 Gems per pull (single source, unverified).
• Gold: A permanent account currency used for unit evolution, equipment crafting, and purchasing Perks (such as Maximum Yen). Separate from the in-battle Yen/Zeni currency.
• Trait Shards: The dedicated currency for rolling traits at the Traits NPC. Top-tier traits like Superior and Cloner can dramatically boost a unit's power ceiling, and codes are the fastest free source of Trait Shards in the game.
• Reroll Cubes: Used to reroll a unit's stat grades, a completely separate system from the Traits mechanic, not to be confused with it (see game mechanics for details).
• Perfect Cubes: An upgraded version of Reroll Cubes with a higher chance of rolling A-grade stats or above. Rare, save them for units you're definitely building long-term.
• Stat Cubes / Zeni: The Stat Cubes bundled with 40kCCU! are another stat-refinement resource; Zeni is the in-battle currency used to deploy and upgrade units (also written as Yen in some UI text).

The short version: Gems get you units, Gold and Cubes make them stronger, and Trait Shards are for gambling on a great trait. Don't rush to dump all your Cubes and Shards right away, they're 'breakthrough resources' best saved for units you've already confirmed are worth investing in. For advice on who to pull first and when to start rolling, check the beginner guide.

How Often Anime Squadron Codes Update (And Why They Expire)

Anime Squadron doesn't follow a fixed code schedule, new codes drop based on milestones and events. You can tell exactly what triggered each one from the name: 40kCCU! and Tysm30KCCU! mark concurrent user (CCU) milestones, 5kInterested! and 500Interested! mark Roblox store Interested milestones, while SorryForLongMaintenance!, SorryForBugs!, and SorryForDelay! are compensation codes for downtime or bugs. Each new milestone triggers a fresh batch of codes, and the old ones are pulled.

This mechanism means codes have a generally short shelf life. The clearest example is the entire Early Access batch, EarlyAccess!, ThankYouEA!, Tysm5kCCU!, and others, which all expired on the official launch date of June 13, 2026. They'll just error out now. The expired-codes archive at the top of this page is kept current so you can instantly tell what's still worth trying.

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