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Official Roblox thumbnail of Steal an Anime Pack, a character holding a pack
Roblox game-page thumbnail, saved 9 Nov 2026. Source: the public game page.
Official Roblox thumbnail of Steal an Anime Pack, a rare pull splash
Roblox game-page thumbnail, saved 9 Nov 2026. Source: the public game page.

A fact needs two independent public sources before this site calls it checked. One source is still printed, with the source named and a "1 source" mark where the page has a status column. If the sources disagree, both wordings stay. We do not average them into a third number.

Code lists read on 9 Nov 2026:

Game facts (name, release, visits, server size, description) come from the public Roblox game page. Group size comes from the community page. Discord member counts come from the public invite animepack. Pack, unit and domain numbers come from game.guide, which is one site, so those tables say so.

Video titles are used only when the video is embedded or when a title is the evidence for an update. Script videos are not embedded. Each guide page repeats the sources it actually used, with the date. Send a missed source to the contact page.

Questions

Why do some cells say one source?

Only one public page named that detail. It stays visible and it stays marked, instead of being dropped or upgraded.

How often are codes rechecked?

The dated check on the code table is 9 Nov 2026. A scheduled job collects Roblox Den and CodeFlare source snapshots every six hours. Publication follows a dated review that preserves disagreements and the dates of older evidence.

Sources

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