Anime Zero

Thirty-three, the longest active list we track anywhere. That number is misleading on its own: LY ships strings constantly, but they pay out Lucky Spins and small currency rather than the rare units people actually chase, so thirty-three codes is a trickle of rolls, not a shortcut to a top-tier team.

In-game through the codes menu on the main screen — Anime Zero uses the standard Roblox redeem flow, not an external site. Paste rather than type: the strings are case-sensitive and several contain mixed capitals that get flattened by phone keyboards.

No. They are separate Roblox games that launched within months of each other, and list sites copy code strings between them constantly. Anime Zero is by LY and is a dungeon RPG; Jujutsu: Zero is a jujutsu-themed action RPG. A code from one will not work in the other.

Because the economy is built around traits and units, not currency. A code that hands you spins is the developer's way of giving a pull without giving a guaranteed good result. The efficient use is to bank spins for a banner you actually want rather than spending each code the moment you redeem it.

Most do, and quickly. Of the thirty-five strings ever listed here, one is already confirmed dead and one sits pending. LY retires codes when an update replaces the associated feature, so a string from a two-month-old video is likely gone even though the game is still receiving new ones.