Anime Dice Update History: UPD 1, 2, 3 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

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.

• 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.

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)
• 5KCCU · 1KCCU — reported player-count milestone codes, tied to concurrency records rather than content

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, and a 12 September patch on an 8-day-old build says the team is still working at release tempo. What would change this page immediately:

1. The title tag moving to [🎉UPD 4] — the only official version signal there is.
2. A named update published anywhere official — the game’s Roblox group is the place it would appear first.
3. Numbers appearing in menus that were blank before — storage caps, offline rates and upgrade cost tables are the three values players keep asking for, and none of them exist yet. Each has its own page: offline earnings and the block and dice upgrade guide.

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.