Roll Anime to Fight FAQ

Roll Anime to Fight is a Roblox base-defense game by Another Slop, released June 10, 2026. You roll (gacha-style) for anime fighters, merge duplicates to level them up, and survive endless enemy waves. It regularly holds 14,000+ concurrent players with a 97% positive rating.

No. Roll an Anime [🎲] is a different Roblox game with its own codes — codes from one game will not work in the other. This wiki covers Roll Anime to Fight! by Another Slop only. If a code from our list errors out, first check you are in the right game.

Most current codes require you to clear Wave 76 first. If a valid code shows an error, push waves before retrying — see our Wave 76 guide for the fastest route. Also check spelling: most codes end with an exclamation mark.

Destroyer is one of the trait bonuses you can land at the Trait Machine. Community testing places it among the damage-focused traits; exact numbers are not published in-game, so treat any percentage you see quoted elsewhere as unverified.

Slayer is a trait/effect introduced around the SLAYERSISHERE! update era. Like other traits it modifies a unit's combat output. The developer has not published exact multipliers, so we document mechanics rather than invented numbers.

The August meta centers on recent code units — Gold Kashimo and the Ninja/Guild update Diamond units — backed by high-rarity rolled units with good traits. See the tier list for the full S/A/B breakdown and merge priorities.

Unwanted fighters are best used as merge fodder for units you keep — merging is the main leveling mechanic. Selling or releasing spare units for Gold is only worth doing when inventory slots are full and the unit has no merge target.

Gold is the core roll currency — codes are the fastest early source (300K+ per code). Event currencies like Tokens appear during limited events and spend in that event's shop before it rotates out.

Admin Abuse is a recurring chaos-event format where the developers trigger special waves or boosted drops. The ADMINABUSE! code came from one of these events; it has since expired. New rounds are announced in the official Discord.

The shop sells convenience gamepasses (extra slots, boosts). Nothing is required for progression — codes plus merge efficiency carry free-to-play accounts past Wave 76.

Players use "puzzle" to describe the hidden-unlock steps behind secret content such as the Ento secret unit. These are specific in-game actions rather than a literal puzzle mini-game; see our Secret Ento page for what is currently verified.