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Anime Fighting Simulator Codes

Every working Anime Fighting Simulator code, updated through July 29, 2026. Redeem them for Chikara Shards, Yen, boosts, Trait Rerolls and Temporary Server Boosts.

Last updated: 2026-07-29

Active Codes

RUMBLING
4 Stat Boosts + 2 Training Speed Boosts + 10 Trait Rerolls + 1 Temporary Server Boost
WTOPSPEED
1 Temporary Server Boost
SHUTDOWNBOOST
1 Temporary Server Boost Often pulled after maintenance ends
FIVEUPDATE
2,000 Chikara Shards + 2 Stat Boosts + 2 Yen Boosts + 2 Training Speed Boosts
Update 3 & 4 codes — all new working codes explained

How codes work in Anime Fighting Simulator

Codes are free reward tokens that BlockZone hands out for milestones and updates. In Anime Fighting Simulator they grant Chikara Shards, Yen, training boosts, Fruit Rolls, Trait Rerolls, Dungeon Keys, Limbo Keys, Server Boosts, Fighting Pass XP and Champion Luck Boosts depending on the code. Yen rewards scale with your current Class, so it is often worth redeeming a Yen code after you have ranked up rather than on a fresh account.

The active list above is the only one you need for rewards right now. RUMBLING is the headline Rumbling event code — 10 Trait Rerolls plus boosts and a Temporary Server Boost. FIVEUPDATE is the Update 5 bundle with 2,000 Chikara Shards. WTOPSPEED and SHUTDOWNBOOST are quick Server Boost codes often tied to maintenance windows. We keep an expired codes archive below the fold for players who arrive from older videos. If you have never redeemed a code before, follow our step-by-step redeem guide — it only takes a few seconds once you know where the code box is.

Best redeem order (July 29, 2026)

  1. RUMBLING — largest reroll bundle; use before grinding Trait Rerolls.
  2. FIVEUPDATE — 2,000 Chikara for Specials or Champion rolls.
  3. WTOPSPEED / SHUTDOWNBOOST — activate right before a training or boss session.

Update 4 codes SWORDINCIDENT and UPD4RELEASE, plus UPDATEWED, have expired. See the expired archive for the full history.

Tips for redeeming successfully

The single most common reason a valid code fails is an accidental trailing space. When you copy a code from a video description or social post, it is easy to grab an extra space, and the game treats that as an invalid entry. Type the code by hand if you are unsure. Some event codes are also case-sensitive, so match the capitalization shown in our list exactly.

Codes expire without warning, frequently within days of a big update. The smart habit is to redeem new codes as soon as you see them rather than saving them. Because rewards like Yen scale with Class, a good routine is: rank up your Class first, then redeem any pending Yen codes to maximize the payout.

What to spend your rewards on

Fresh accounts should funnel Chikara Shards into their first strong Special or Fruit to speed up early boss farming. Once you have a reliable damage option, shift Chikara into Champion rolls to stack stat multipliers. Spend the RUMBLING Trait Rerolls during the live Rumbling event (through August 1) while event bonuses are active.

Yen should go straight into doubling your stat multipliers and into Class upgrades, which raise your passive Yen-per-minute and snowball the rest of your progress. For the bigger picture on where rewards fit into your overall growth, see the progression roadmap and our guide to farming Chikara and Yen efficiently. New to the game entirely? The beginner guide explains every menu and currency from scratch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my code not working?

Codes are case-sensitive in some events and always break if you leave a trailing space after the code. Copy the code exactly, paste it into the code box, and make sure there is no extra space at the end before you press redeem.

How many codes are active right now?

As of July 29, 2026, four codes are confirmed working: RUMBLING, WTOPSPEED, SHUTDOWNBOOST and FIVEUPDATE. We add new codes the moment BlockZone releases them.

Where do new codes come from?

BlockZone drops codes on their official Twitter/X account, the BlockZone Roblox group, and the Anime Fighting Simulator Discord, usually for visit and like milestones. We verify each one and post it here.

Do expired codes ever come back?

No. Once a code expires it cannot be reused, which is why we keep them in a separate archive purely for reference.