Anime Dice Update 5: Every New Feature We Could Verify on Screen

What Is in Anime Dice Update 5?

Update 5 is the fifth numbered content patch, live on or around 19 September 2026. Verified on screen: two new top-end dice (Ethereal and Frostfire, both Secret II), a 30x-to-MAX rebirth pair, and a new Fusing machine in the hub. Still unverified: the two reported codes and the star potion the creator describes.

Everything on this page comes from one launch-day recording, checked frame by frame:

The name of the top row never enters view — its 150,000,000x Luck value and Equipped button are all the frame gives us.

Watch the Dice Shop at 7:30

Sources: every frame below is taken from Plique Games’ Update 5 session — an 871-second, no-facecam, no-burned-caption screen recording narrated in Brazilian Portuguese with auto-generated English subtitles, published on 19 September 2026, the day the update landed. We checked the frames at full resolution on 2026-09-21. Spoken lines are quoted with timestamps, and because the English track is auto-generated we paraphrase around any caption we cannot read cleanly. The developer still publishes no patch notes — the Roblox page title, which read [🎉UPD 5] when we checked on 21 September, remains the only official version signal, exactly as our update history explains.

Plique Games' launch-day session — the update lands at 3:37, the new dice and the 30x rebirth follow within minutes — YouTube

Plique Games' launch-day session — the update lands at 3:37, the new dice and the 30x rebirth follow within minutes

The Update 5 Checklist, Graded by Evidence

Everything below is graded the same way our update history grades its entries — official, frame-verified or unverified — with one extra class for lines that exist only as speech. One row per claim, no inference between rows.

On the Robux Shop row: a single session is a small sample, but the card texts matching our Robux Shop guide frame reads, line for line, is what an unchanged shop should look like from the inside.

Two New Dice Sit at the Top of the Dice Shop

The top end jumped a full tier: our launch-day frame prices Ethereal | Secret II at 375,000,000x Luck for $10sp and Frostfire | Secret II at 950,000,000x Luck for $250sp, below an equipped green row reading 150,000,000x Luck. In every UPD 4 frame our dice ladder captured, this tier’s numbers never came on camera.

Read the first frame top to bottom. The green row carries 150,000,000x Luck and an Equipped button, its name sitting above the panel’s visible edge. Below it, Ethereal | Secret II at 375,000,000x Luck is priced $10sp, and Frostfire | Secret II at 950,000,000x Luck is priced $250sp. The HUD counter reads $244.12sp — the same figure the creator quotes seconds later: “If you think that’s a small difference, it’s from 150 million luck to 950 million luck. This is absurd.” (7:10).

That nameless green row is the one honest gap in the frame, and it has a history. Our UPD 4 dice read identified Toxic | Secret II as the top of the ladder and could never capture its Luck value or price — the panel edges cut the row in every frame we took. By position, the 150,000,000x row above Ethereal is where Toxic sits, and the creator’s “150 million” line is consistent with that reading. But the name never scrolls into view here either, so we print the position and stop there.

The second frame is the same panel after checkout. Frostfire now carries the Equipped button and its $250sp tag is gone; Ethereal still sells for $10sp; the green row has dropped from Equipped to a plain Equip; and the HUD balance stands at $1.8sp. The road there was loud: “New data has come in, bro. 250 SP, guys. Are you crazy, man? This is a lot” (4:38, auto-captions), then, minutes later, “I need this here, to buy the last die, 250 SP.”

Purchase complete: the price tag is gone and the button flipped, on a balance that visibly paid for it.

Watch the Frostfire purchase at 7:45

A 30x MAX Rebirth Tier

The Rebirth panel’s new top pair prints 30x Luck → MAX and 30x Cash → MAX above a full green bar and the message Rebirth successful! — the first on-screen tier at 30x or higher we have captured. Our UPD 4 rebirth table topped out at 14x upgrading to 17.5x. The creator says the tier costs 10 Oc; no frame prints it.

The frame catches the moment after the click. Both rows — 30x Luck and 30x Cash — point at MAX labels, the green bar beneath them is full, and the panel’s confirmation reads Rebirth successful! The HUD cash counter sits at $0, which is the reset-your-cash behaviour our rebirth guide documents, still in force.

Two things the frame does not tell you. What MAX means — the ladder’s ceiling or simply this tier’s destination — no screen explains, so we leave it exactly as printed. And the price: the creator announces “Here comes the new renaissance that’s 10 OC, dude” (3:37 — the auto-captions render the word as “renaissance”; the Rebirth panel is open at that moment), which makes 10 Oc a spoken number with no printed backup. The click has already happened in this frame, so a price, if this panel prints one at all, was never on screen. The new tier also arrives fast: the update lands on his screen at 3:37 and the successful 30x rebirth follows within half a minute.

The Roblox purchase popup is coincidental overlap — it hides the middle of the panel, not the MAX pair or the success message.

Watch the 30x rebirth at 4:05

The Fusing Machine

A new machine lets you feed several characters into one result. This page’s own frames catch it only as a sign at the edge of the screen, but our Fusing guide frames the panel itself, and the recording spends two full segments inside it: the creator drops three characters in, calls the outcome a chance rather than a guarantee, and reports coming out even on a test.

The narration is generous even where our stills here are not. He finds it while exploring the fresh client: “Wow, what’s this, man? … Will I be able to fit all three in?” (5:09). He runs it and describes the contract: “It’s a chance. It’s not guaranteed that something better will come along, right?” (6:39). And his first full-size test costs him: he feeds three characters in and watches “the same thing came up… In short, I lost for nothing” (13:48, auto-captions).

Whether the machine is brand new in Update 5 or an older fixture he simply never opened, no screen says — but he discovers it in the same minutes the update lands and treats it as one of the update’s arrivals, which is how we file it. Because every one of those lines is speech over fast-moving footage, and the auto-captions mangle the machine’s own name, we stop at: present, and chance-based. The full write-up lives on our Fusing guide.

Tower Drops and the Star Potion Question

The creator says his luck potion has a star version, better than the 2x one he holds, obtainable only at Floor 150 or higher of a tower run. Both claims are spoken, not printed: no frame of ours shows the star potion, its multiplier, or a floor requirement on screen.

The quote, in full: “This one is 2x, but there’s a star version that’s better, okay guys? That’s where you can only get a star, look, on the 150th floor or higher” (8:12). Most of its nouns are doing spoken work. The potion he holds is never named on screen; the 2x is his figure, not a tooltip we read; and the floor gate exists only in the sentence. Moments later he adds “Look at how lucky I am, 4.25!” (8:12) — and that one number does land on a frame: hovering a Drops row in the tower panel below prints a Luck IV | Mythical | x4.25 | Lasts for 5m 0s tooltip, the same reading our potions guide took off a UPD 4 screen.

The Update 5 Drops column is real and still speaks in percentages — but the floor band that would answer the star potion is half covered, and the star itself never enters the frame.

Watch the tower segment at 8:15

As for the drop tables themselves: this frame is a UPD 5 Drops column, and its shape — percentage rows stacked per floor band, potions among them — matches what our Infinity Tower guide read on an UPD 4 client. But the band header that matters to the star question sits under the toast, and one session yields no second panel to compare values against, so whether Update 5 reshuffled any number stays undecided.

Update 5 Codes: Reported, Not Verified

Two new codes are reported for Update 5: UPDATE5 and 250KLIKES. Two separate guides listed the pair on 20 September 2026; wider lists add 40KCCU and 100KLIKES. We have not redeemed any of them in our own client, so we print the names and nothing else — no rewards, no promises.

The naming pattern is the credible part: UPDATE5 continues the UPDATE1 through UPDATE4 sequence our update history maps to the numbered patches, and the milestone-style names match the concurrency codes those pages already track. We still print no rewards for any of them — a code list you cannot stand behind is worse than a short one. Live status and redemption steps live on the codes page, which is where verified entries land as they happen.

What We Could Not Verify

Four claims stay outside our evidence: the green row’s name, the rebirth cost, the star potion’s every property, and the new codes’ rewards. None of them is denied — each is simply not printed by any screen we can check, so each stays a quotation or a gap.

Which Anime Dice Pages Pair With Update 5?

Pair this page with the guides the update touches: the codes page for the new redeemables, the dice ladder for where Ethereal and Frostfire sit, the rebirth table for the 30x tier, and the fusion and tower guides for the two systems the update left us still mapping.

• Anime Dice codes — live and expired status, updated as verifications land
• Update history — the UPD 1–4 timeline this update extends
• Fusing guide — the machine this page only introduces
• Dice shop ladder — where the new rows sit in the full ladder
• Rebirth guide — the table the 30x MAX tier extends
• Infinity Tower guide — the drop tables behind the star potion question