Anime Dice Codes (October 2026) - Free Spins & Gems (UPD 7)

How to Redeem Codes in Anime Dice?

Redeeming promotional codes in Anime Dice takes less than thirty seconds. Follow these verified in-game steps:

1. Launch Anime Dice on the Roblox client (PC, mobile, or console).
2. Complete the initial 1-minute movement tutorial if playing for the first time.
3. Click the Shop basket icon located on the left side of the screen.
4. Scroll all the way to the bottom of the shop window until you see the Codes input box.
5. Enter any active code from the verified list above (or copy directly from our one-click copy buttons).
6. Click the green Redeem button to claim your free Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, Gems and Tickets.

An explainer card for the redemption path, not a screenshot of the client.

For optimal character rolling, pair these rewards with our Anime Dice Beginner Guide: Slots vs Block Upgrades Strategy to avoid spending gems prematurely.

What Codes Did UPD 6 Add? (Verified On Screen)

The game page title moved to [⚙️UPD 6] Anime Dice on 29 September 2026 — the updated field on the same endpoint reads 2026-09-29 05:08 UTC, so this is the first numbered update since UPD 5 landed on or around 19 September. Read the rollout as a window rather than one instant: the group-games endpoint dates this universe’s update to 27 September 18:34 UTC, and the code footage that names UPD 6 was published on 27-28 September. Two codes came with it, and unlike the earlier cycles we can show our working for both: they were typed into the in-game Shop → Codes panel in that footage, and the floating reward toasts name every amount.

• UPDATE6 — 3 Lucky Spins, 30 Trait Rerolls, 30 Gems and 20 Tickets, read from the four reward toasts that fire on redemption in Ops Gamer’s 28 September capture (QTaBeD6G53M, around the 27-second mark, ending in the green Code redeemed! confirmation).
• 400KLIKES — 2 Lucky Spins, 20 Trait Rerolls and 20 Gems, read from the same video’s earlier redemption and repeated in Roblofix’s 27 September capture (IhOSdXjT588, around the 15-second mark), which shows the identical three-toast payout.

Two notes that matter for accuracy. First, this is a payout read off two separate creators’ clients, not a developer statement — the developer publishes no changelog and no code list. Second, the like-milestone family has jumped: the last such code most guides carried was 100KLIKES, and 400KLIKES is the same naming pattern three steps further along, which fits a game whose like count has been climbing fast.

The reward maths is worth reading once, because it is genuinely large: 30 Trait Rerolls and 20 Tickets off a single code is several times the UPD 2-era bundle. Spend them where the reroll priority order says they pay back, not on the first unit that looks rare.

What Codes Arrived With UPD 7? (Reported, Not Yet Verified By Us)

UPD 7 is live. On 7 October 2026 the game’s page title reads [🎉 UPD 7] Anime Dice, and it moved there from [⚙️UPD 6] sometime after our 4 October check — the last capture we have of the UPD 6 tag. Two official endpoints disagree about exactly when, and we record the split rather than smoothing it: the v1 games endpoint dates this universe’s release to 2026-10-06 13:15 UTC, while the group-games endpoint still reports 2026-10-05 23:17 UTC. That is the same roughly 14-hour spread we logged around UPD 6, so read the rollout as a window across 5-6 October rather than a single instant.

Two new strings are circulating for this cycle, and a third has joined them:

The disagreement is the whole point. UPDATE7 is already on two lists and they do not describe the same reward; that is precisely the situation that keeps a code out of the verified table above and keeps its payout off this page. Two sources agreeing that a string exists is enough to tell you the string is worth trying. It is nowhere near enough to tell you what it pays.

One thing we did get to watch. In a codes upload from 4 October (u59kVNqT_yY), UPDATE7 is typed into the in-game Shop → Codes field at the 0:56 mark and the field clears back to its Enter Code... placeholder two seconds later — the same clear-on-accept behaviour that follows a successful redemption. We are not calling that verified, because no payout toast is visible for it in that footage. It is worth noting what the game does print for other codes: when UPDATE6 sits in that field, the message below it reads Trait Event has started!. So the client does announce a redemption — and in the UPD 7 attempt we captured, it announces nothing. Treat UPDATE7 as a string to try, not as a code with a known reward.

A note on that source, since it matters more than usual here: the recording carries the creator’s own channel watermark across the top of the screen, so no image from it appears anywhere on this page. We cite it for the observation only, and it is also the reason we can show you no screenshot of the attempt.

Codes Reported for Updates 3, 4 and 5 (Not Yet Verified By Us)

The Update 3 cycle. The game page title moved to [🎉UPD 3] in September 2026, and community wikis list three further codes tied to that cycle — UPDATE3, plus the player-count milestone codes 5KCCU and 1KCCU. We have not redeemed those three in our own client yet, so they are not in the verified table above and we do not print reward values for them.

The Update 4 cycle. On 17 September 2026 the Roblox page read [✨UPD 4] Anime Dice, and the page’s last-updated field pointed to 12 September. Three codes for this cycle are reported by multiple independent outlets — Rock Paper Shotgun’s list already carried UPDATE4 on 13 September, Pro Game Guides’ list (updated 15 September) adds 10KCCU and 20KCCU, and other guides including Pocket Tactics, GameRant and GamesRadar echo the same names. We have not redeemed these three in our own client either, so they stay out of the verified table and we print no reward values for them.

The Update 5 cycle. On or around 19 September 2026 the title moved again — re-checked on 22 September the Roblox page read [🎉UPD 5] Anime Dice, and it stayed in place until UPD 6 landed in the 27-29 September window. Two codes for this cycle were listed on 20 September by two independent guides — PCGamesN and Pocket Tactics each name UPDATE5 and 250KLIKES among “two new codes”. Wider community lists add 30KCCU, 40KCCU and 100KLIKES: as of 22 September Pocket Tactics, PCGamesN and Beebom all carried those three, which is why 30KCCU moved into the reported set. We have not redeemed any of these in our own client, so they stay out of the verified table and we print no reward values.

One reason we keep printing no rewards even for three-source codes: the three sources disagree. Pocket Tactics and PCGamesN both say UPDATE5 pays “three lucky spins, 20 trait rerolls, 20 tickets, and 20 gems”, while Beebom’s same-day list says “5 Lucky Spins, 10 Trait Rerolls, 10 Gems”. Two of the three agreeing is enough to call a code reported; it is nowhere near enough to call a pay table. The UPD 6 pair above cleared that bar only because we could read the payout on screen instead.

Will There Be a 50KCCU Code?

The KCCU codes are player-count milestones, so the counter itself is the early-warning system — and the counter has moved sharply again. Reading Roblox’s own game API on 7 October 2026: 70,699 people playing right now, 71,671,433 total visits, and 136,929 favourites. For comparison, our 4 October snapshot of the same endpoint read 68,130 concurrent, 60,297,376 visits and 125,359 favourites, and the 29 September one read 74,982 concurrent, 45,365,424 visits and 106,777 favourites. Visits gained about 11.4 million in the three days since, which is the UPD 7 spike doing what the UPD 6 spike did.

Two things follow from that, and we want to be precise about which is which. The first is a fact: the milestone names already in circulation run 1K → 5K → 10K → 20K → 30K → 40K, and the concurrent count has now spent time above 70,000. The second is our inference, not a report: on the pattern those names spell out, a 50KCCU code is the next one this cycle should produce. That inference has now been half-confirmed by other people’s lists rather than by us. As of 7 October two code tables carry a 50KCCU string, both flagging it as new — but they disagree on what it pays, so it sits in the reported pile with the UPD 7 strings and we print no amount for it. We still have not redeemed it ourselves. If the developer breaks the pattern the pattern is simply wrong. What we can tell you is that the API endpoint we read is public, so you can check the counter yourself instead of waiting for anyone’s code list — and if it crosses a fresh milestone, a code named after it has so far followed within days.

Why the caution: this is the one part of the game where a wrong number is immediately visible to every reader, and third-party code tables on this title have already been caught disagreeing on other values. Try any code from any cycle — Shop → Codes, paste exactly as capitalised — and if one of them pays out something different from what the guides claim, send us a dated screenshot via the contact page and we will move the code into the verified table with a credit.

For what shipped in each version, the update history timeline maps code names to updates, since the developer publishes no changelog.

Why Are Some Anime Dice Codes Failing to Redeem?

If a code returns an “Invalid” or “Expired” notification, review these common validation issues:

• Case Sensitivity: Codes like UPDATE2 must be entered in ALL CAPS. Entering update2 will result in an immediate error.
• Accidental Spaces: Pasting codes from third-party social media chats often introduces leading or trailing whitespace.
• One-Time Account Redemption: Each promotional code can only be claimed once per Roblox profile.
• Outdated Server Instances: When a new update drops, older game servers may reject new codes until they restart. Try hopping to a fresh public or private server.

To check which characters you should prioritize for trait rerolls, consult our Anime Dice Character Tier List before spending your free tickets.

How to Get More Anime Dice Promo Codes?

The developer, More & More Games, regularly distributes free rewards to reward active players:

1. Bookmark This Wiki: we re-check every code in the verified table on each update, and we say plainly which ones we have not managed to redeem ourselves.
2. Follow the developer’s Roblox group: More & More Games is the community page linked from the game, and it is where update news has appeared so far.
3. Watch the version timeline: because codes are named after updates and player-count and like milestones, the Anime Dice update history page is effectively the early-warning list for the next batch.

Make sure to read our Anime Dice Traits Guide and the reroll priority order before spending the rerolls from any code — the currency is scarce enough that where you spend it matters more than how many you have.