Steal an Anime Pack codes

The four newest boosts are Luck, Cash, Speed and Mutation, each for 15 minutes. Luck changes what you pull from a pack (units). Cash is what you spend on the treadmill and on base upgrades (best packs). Speed helps you outrun guards in later areas (how Speed works). Mutation boosts relate to mutation chances; the separate three-unit machine is explained in the (merge guide).

Three more codes are on two lists. Roblox Den prints a reward and a Check badge whose tooltip says the code has likely expired while other sources still call it active. Destructoid names the same strings as free rewards and does not print the multiplier, so the reward stays a one-source detail. I am not dropping them, and I am not promoting them to the same row as the four-list codes.

Two older codes, StealAnAnimePack and BuubWasHere, are in a split. Game Rant (30 Oct), Pro Game Guides (8 Nov) and Destructoid (8 Nov) still list them as active 10-minute boosts. Roblox Den (9 Nov) lists both as expired. That is 3 to 1, and the newest list is the one that says expired, so they are on the expired and disputed page with both wordings kept.

New codes show up on the Anime Tuff Games Discord (invite animepack, 4,468 members on 9 Nov) and on the Roblox community page (1,664,554 members). The developer account @buubleszs is public, and the posts I could read on that date did not include a code, so I do not treat that account as a code feed.

These strings are case sensitive. Type them the way the table shows them. Roblox Den says to match the letters exactly. Game Rant suggests the copy button so a trailing space does not ride along. No public page I read says you need a minimum level before a code will redeem. Steps live on how to redeem.

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