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Anime vs Anime

Anime vs Anime is a Roblox fighter mixing 1v1 brawls with pack collecting. Nine single-source codes are listed, all in the worth-a-try block.

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About this game

Anime vs Anime is a Roblox fighter mixing 1v1 brawls with pack collecting. Nine single-source codes are listed, all in the worth-a-try block.

Who checked these codes

GetGameCodes Editorial Codes desk since 2026

Official channels only, re-checked on a schedule — and anything you report gets tested again.

Covers 120 games · 1390 codes · Last sweep

How a code gets on this page

  1. Every code points at a source

    Each line shows where the code came from and the date we last looked at it. If we cannot point to an official channel for a string, it does not go on the page.

  2. Reports downgrade, they do not delete

    When several players report the same code failing, it moves to “Worth a try” until it is re-checked. One bad report never buries a code that still works.

  3. Three states, no guessing

    Active means confirmed working. Worth a try means the source is solid but we have not confirmed it in-game. Expired means it was tried and failed.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Anime vs Anime codes are there?

Nine are listed here out of nineteen the tracker reports, all from one source because no other site covers this game. Every entry states that it is pending rather than confirmed.

Where do you enter codes?

Inside the summon screen, in a field along the bottom of that panel. It is not in settings, which is where most players look first.

What is the difference between APEX and GOD packs?

APEX rolls high-tier fighters and GOD rolls the top tier. Codes here give packs rather than single characters, so the roll is still random.

Why do some codes end with punctuation?

Because that is how they were published. Several strings here use a trailing exclamation mark, and a stripped version fails even when the code is live.