Steal a Superpower is not Steal an Anime Pack

Steal a Superpower! is made by 11 R$ Productions. Steal an Anime Pack is made by Anime Tuff Games. If a page of codes says "superpower", it is the other game. This site does not reprint those codes. The pack-game list is here.

On 9 Nov 2026 the public record for Steal a Superpower! showed universe 10770228857, place 74183246285569, a creation date of 10 Oct 2026, an updated time of 9 Nov 2026, 4,497,516 visits, 13,859 people playing, 6-player servers and 189,210 favorites. The same day's reading for Steal an Anime Pack was 11,318,196 visits, 7,379 playing and 5-player servers, created 14 Aug 2026. I am keeping both readings instead of calling one "more popular" as a permanent fact.

The Superpower description is about ability packs. Powers named there include lightning, fire, frost, gravity, time, shadow and gold. Each card has its own move. You fight Dominus bosses, and cards sit on a holder that pays cash. The pack game's description is about anime character packs, merging those packs, training Speed, upgrading a base, and stealing packs from other players. recommended Speed targets and domain guards are the progression. There is no Dominus boss in that description.

Both games let you take something from another player and both pay cash while a card or unit sits at home. That overlap is why the names collide in search. The object you carry is the split: an ability card with a move, or an anime pack that grows and then rolls a unit. Beginners who already have the pack game should use how to play, not a superpower guide.

Official page for the other game: Steal a Superpower! on Roblox. More lookalikes are on the comparison index.