Anime Dice Update History: UPD 1-7 Timeline (2026)

How Can You Track Anime Dice Updates Without Patch Notes?

Anime Dice has no patch notes, so an honest update history has to show how each line is known. Every entry below carries one of three evidence classes:

Anime Dice Version Timeline

| 5–6 October | Update 7 (UPD 7) | Official title tag + two official page fields | The Roblox page title now reads [🎉 UPD 7] Anime Dice, replacing [⚙️UPD 6] sometime after our 4 October check. The two official fields disagree on the timing, and we record both rather than smoothing them over: the v1 games endpoint dates this universe’s release to 2026-10-06 13:15 UTC, while the group-games endpoint reports 2026-10-05 23:17 UTC — an ~14-hour split, the same shape as the one we logged around UPD 6 itself. Both endpoints have returned those same two timestamps on repeated reads, so this is a standing difference between the endpoints, not jitter. This is the update the watch item below was waiting for: the title tag finally moved, which under our own rule is what makes it a numbered update rather than a re-publish. This is also the first update in the game’s life with a developer-written change list: a screenshot of a post headed UPDATE 7 in the developer’s Discord, from an account carrying the group badge, is displayed on screen in a creator’s recording uploaded 5 October, and it names six changes — Rebirth Upgrades at 1 Upgrade Point per rebirth across 6 paths, Gamepass gifting and trading, a third base floor, 1 new dice, 2 new Rebirths and more units. We have not opened that server ourselves, so it is recorded as a second-hand capture of an official announcement. One of the six is confirmed against the client in the same recording: the Rebirth Stats panel prints exactly six upgrade rows. Per-frame detail is on the Update 7 guide. | | 7 October | — | Official page field | Snapshot: 70,699 concurrent players, 71,671,433 total visits, 136,929 favourites, server size 9. The series now reads 26,616 → 45,806 → 55,194 → 48,671 → 74,982 → 74,693 → 68,130 → 70,699 concurrent and 7.5M+ → 26.4M → 34.0M → 36.3M → 45.4M → 52.7M → 60.3M → 71.7M visits. The visit counter gained about 11.4 million in the three days since the 4 October row — the UPD 7 launch spike, and the first reading above 70,000 concurrent since 2 October. |

What UPD 7 Has Shown So Far

The newest row is no longer an empty one, though it is still a short one. Two kinds of evidence exist for UPD 7, and they are worth keeping apart.

The developer wrote a change list this time. A post headed UPDATE 7 in the developer’s Discord — from an account carrying the group’s M&M badge — lists six items: Rebirth Upgrades with 1 Upgrade Point per rebirth spent across 6 upgrade paths, Gamepass gifting and trading, a third base floor, 1 new dice, 2 new Rebirths, and more units. We have that list as a screenshot displayed on screen inside a creator’s recording; we have not opened the server ourselves, so it is a second-hand capture of an official announcement. It is still the first update in this game’s life where the developer’s own words can be printed instead of inferred, and it is the reason the long-standing “no changelog” answer above now needs the qualifier “for every update before UPD 7”.

One of those six can be put against the client. The game’s Rebirth Stats panel prints exactly six upgrade rows — Luck, Money, Damage, Health, Trait Luck and Grade Luck — which is the 6 paths the post describes. That is a frame read at native resolution, not an inference from the post, and the per-path numbers are on the Update 7 guide.

Two things we can state from official fields, because they are dated:

• The title moved, and the two official fields disagree about when — see the 5-6 October row above. 13:15 UTC on 6 October (v1) against 23:17 UTC on 5 October (group endpoint).
• The player counters moved with it. Our 7 October snapshot reads 70,699 concurrent and 71.7 million visits against 68,130 and 60.3 million on 4 October: about 11.4 million visits added in three days, which is the shape every earlier launch spike took.

What is still missing is a full client sweep of the UPD 7 build. Anything not tied to the developer’s list or the Rebirth Stats panel — drop rates, unit odds, dice stats, tower changes, shop prices — is unclaimed here rather than guessed at, and that sweep is next round’s work.

One knock-on effect is already visible in the code tables. Within a day of the title change, code lists had picked up UPDATE7, SORRY4DELAY and 50KCCU — and the lists contradict each other about what UPDATE7 pays, so none of those three has a reward printed on our codes page either. The code name is doing what it always does: announcing the version before anyone documents it.

What Was Present In The Client By UPD 3 (Frame-Verified)

The second layer of the timeline is what actually existed in the game during the September 2026 sessions we checked one frame at a time. This does not tell you which update added each system — that is exactly the information the developer has not published — but it does bound the claims: anything below was live, and anything we did not see we do not claim was added. No full re-sweep has been done on an UPD 4, UPD 5 or UPD 6 build yet — our later frame reads are single-mechanic pages, such as the rebirth guide and the dice ladder — so this list stays bounded at UPD 3, with the UPD 6 additions recorded separately below.

• Rarity ladder reaching Mythical, with Uncommon, Rare, Epic and Legendary beneath it (card rarity lines).
• Grades rolled for shards in their own menu, with a ladder running B · A · A+ · S · S+ · Z, a per-tier chances column, and an Auto Roll toggle.
• Mutations as four colored card labels: Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Rainbow — documented on the mutations guide.
• Traits shown as a named bonus with a level (for example Health III) on the trait panel, as covered in the traits guide.
• Towers with a difficulty list (named towers on Easy, Medium and Hard settings, plus an Infinity-tier entry), floor counters advancing unattended after you press Fight, and runs observed past Floor 60 — now written up step by step on the Infinity Tower guide.
• Auto-sell rules on the selling NPC, and a daily/weekly quest board paying tickets.

If a system is missing from this list, treat any site claiming it was “added in Update 3” as unverified. That includes rebirth and secret-character claims circulating elsewhere — see the reroll priority guide for what the confirmed economy actually centres on.

What UPD 6 Added, As Far As The Client Shows

UPD 6 is the first update where we can put a mechanic next to the title tag without inferring anything, because the game states it in its own panel:

• Gears drop from towers. The Drops surface beside the tower panel now carries gear tiles on the UPD 6 build — it is a second docked panel rather than a tab inside the tower window. The exception line, every tower has gears available except the Infinity Tower, comes from a caption burned into a creator’s explainer video, not from the panel’s own text; what the panel itself shows is gear tiles in each column we opened. Rarity words and effect rows are tabulated on the gears guide. The Infinity Tower exception is also carried on the Infinity Tower guide.

Beyond that the UPD 6 build is still largely unread: no full panel sweep has been done on it, so anything not listed here is not yet bounded either way. Nothing on this page should be read as “UPD 6 did not change it”. A frame-by-frame breakdown of everything this build was seen to show is on the Update 6 guide.

How Codes Map To Versions

Because there are no patch notes, codes function as the community’s version markers. Our Anime Dice codes page keeps the verification status of each one current:

• RELEASE — launch milestone
• UPDATE1 · UPDATE2 — the first two numbered updates
• UPDATE3 — reported for the third update (verify in-client before we print rewards)
• UPDATE4 — reported by multiple guides for the fourth update; same rule applies
• UPDATE5 · 250KLIKES — reported for the fifth update by two guides on 20 September; same rule applies
• UPDATE6 · 400KLIKES — the sixth update’s pair, and the first two we can put in the codes page’s verified table: both were redeemed inside the in-game panel in footage uploaded 27-28 September, with the reward toasts naming every amount
• 5KCCU · 1KCCU · 10KCCU · 20KCCU · 30KCCU · 40KCCU · 100KLIKES — reported player-count milestone codes, tied to concurrency records rather than content (all likewise unverified in our client; 30KCCU, 40KCCU and 100KLIKES rose from single-site mentions to three-source listings during the UPD 5 cycle, which is why 30KCCU is now listed here when it was not a week ago)

Two practical notes. Codes are one-time per account and strictly case-sensitive, so paste them rather than typing. And when a previously working code suddenly fails for everyone, that normally signals an update rolling out and servers cycling — not that the code was ever wrong.

What We Are Watching For Next

The update cadence so far is roughly fortnightly with hotfixes in between — three numbered updates landed within about a month of the 15 August launch, with UPD 4 arriving around 12–13 September — so the team is still working at release tempo. What would change this page immediately:

1. The title tag moving again, to [UPD 7] — the only official version signal there is. This watch item triggered on 6 October 2026, when the tag became [🎉 UPD 7] Anime Dice; the row above records it. Five near-misses are worth keeping on record from the previous cycle: on 22, 24 and 26 September, then again on 1 and 3 October, the updated field advanced while the title did not, and each time we left the row in the timeline as a re-publish rather than promoting it to an update. The 29 September move broke that pattern by changing the title itself, the two October advances showed the quiet re-publish habit was back, and then the title moved for real. The next tick of this signal is now what we wait for: [UPD 8].
2. A named update published anywhere official — the game’s Roblox group is the place it would appear first. It still has not, for any update including UPD 6.
3. Numbers appearing in menus that were blank before — storage caps, offline rates, upgrade cost tables and now the per-gear effects and drop rates UPD 6 introduced are the values players keep asking for, and most of them have no published figure. Each covered topic has its own page: offline earnings, the block and dice upgrade guide and the dice shop ladder.

We re-check the official page and the client footage on every update; if you catch a version change before we do, the contact page takes screenshots with dates and we will credit them in the timeline above.