Anime Card Clash Codes (October 2026): Five Sites Disagree on Which Still Work

We could not confirm a single working Anime Card Clash code on 26 October 2026. Five code sites updated between 20 September and 24 October give five different answers about which codes are active, and no code is active on more than two of those lists. This page shows who says what, explains why the best codes are locked behind lifetime roll counts, and gives the order we would try them in. We did not redeem any code ourselves, so every status below is a site’s claim, not our test.

Which Anime Card Clash codes work right now?

None is confirmed. Pocket Tactics (19 October) and Pocket Gamer (24 October) are five days apart, yet all 30 codes Pocket Gamer calls active sit on Pocket Tactics’ expired list.

The overlaps are thin. HermitGamer calls ARTCONTEST, ZEROROLLSCHALLENGE and ICECOLD expired six days before Pocket Tactics lists them as active, and PCGamesN puts ZEROROLLSCHALLENGE and ICECOLD in both its active and expired sections. Pocket Tactics writes SORRY LADS with a space, unlike every other code, and no other site lists it. HermitGamer says codes are uppercase and space-sensitive, so try the spaced version first and then SORRYLADS.

Which codes to try first

Try the three codes that two sites list as active, then the two single-source codes, and leave Pocket Gamer’s 30 for last. A rejected code is the expected result, so each attempt costs a minute at most.

1. ARTCONTEST, ICECOLD, ZEROROLLSCHALLENGE. They pay cosmetics, not progress: three art-contest skins, a legacy skin and four basic green bombers, according to Pocket Tactics. Two sites list each as active, and HermitGamer lists each as expired.
2. SORRY LADS. Pocket Tactics lists 250k instant rolls (x25) and says it needs 100 million rolls. Pocket Tactics flags it as new on 19 October.
3. ADMIN. HermitGamer lists it with 150 Trait Rerolls, five X-Large Luck Potions and five X-Large Roll Speed Potions among its rewards, and states no roll requirement.
4. The Pocket Gamer 30. Pocket Tactics lists every one as expired, so expect rejections.

Why new accounts can’t claim the best codes

Anime Card Clash codes usually come in batches of five, and slots 2 to 5 demand far more lifetime rolls than the slot before. Dexerto’s 13 August CHAINSAW batch and Dexerto France’s 3 September DRAGONBALL batch use identical thresholds across their five slots. A brand-new account can claim only slot 1.

Dexerto writes these as “250,000x Instant Roll (x10)” and does not define the notation. We read it as a count of items, which makes the whole batch 4.55 million instant rolls, and the arithmetic below depends on that reading. On it, slot 2 pays back 40% of the rolls it asks for (200,000 of 500,000), while slot 5 pays back 0.5% (2.5 million of 500 million). Codes therefore help a mid-game account far more than a veteran one. Pocket Tactics’ SORRY LADS fits the pattern: 100 million rolls is the slot 4 threshold.

Batches turn over fast. Pocket Tactics appears to list its expired codes newest first (the page shows no dates), and the list opens CYBER, DEITY, DRAGONBALL, CHAINSAW, with GUILDS further down. Only CHAINSAW (13 August) and the first five DRAGONBALL codes (3 September) carry dates in the sources we found, so we cannot say how long CYBER or DEITY lasted, only that PCGamesN already called DEITY1-5 expired on 7 October.

What an Anime Card Clash code pays out

Codes pay potions, trait rerolls and instant rolls, and occasionally a skin; you still roll every card yourself. The CHAINSAW batch’s potions are Luck, Roll Speed, Boss Chance, Greater Moon Cycle Reroll and Border Chance, and Trait Rerolls start at slot 2 with 50 and reach 150 at slots 4 and 5.

That matters because of how the game works. HermitGamer describes a loop of rolling, merging duplicates into stronger versions and sending a deck into story maps, towers, boss raids and PvP, where “top-tier cards drop rarely” and a good trait can take dozens of attempts. Its claim that instant rolls “do hours of rolling in seconds” is a tier 4 estimate, but 150 rerolls plainly cut the trait grind.

When the next batch is likely

The next batch probably follows an update, but no site has reported one for the latest update yet. Dexerto says codes “often appear” on the developers’ Discord alongside event announcements and patch news, and HermitGamer ties batches to “a new card set or event”. Roblox’s public data on 26 October shows the game was updated on 24 October at 14:30 UTC, labelled “Update 9.1 Power Dungeon”. HermitGamer says code drops also land in the game page description on update days, and on 26 October that description listed none. A 24 October update is the likeliest trigger for the next batch, though the link is our inference. The game is clearly alive: about 4,500 players were in it when we queried, with 530.7 million visits and 426,579 up-votes against 10,970 down-votes.

How to redeem Anime Card Clash codes

1. Open Anime Card Clash on Roblox and wait for the main screen.
2. Click the Codes button on the left side of the screen.
3. Paste the code exactly as written, then press Redeem.
4. A pop-up lists the items added, per allthings.how. Open your inventory and use the potions before your next rolling session.

You do not need to finish the tutorial first, according to Dexerto. If the game rejects a code, HermitGamer lists five causes: it expired, you mistyped it, your roll count is below the requirement, you already redeemed it (once per account), or you are on an old server (leave and join a fresh one). Only HermitGamer reports the server cause.

Anime Card Clash codes FAQ

Do Anime Card Clash codes give free cards?

No. Codes pay potions, rerolls, instant rolls and a few skins, so the rarest cards still come from your own rolls. A code that raises luck changes the odds on those rolls, but it does not hand you the card.

Is joining the Anime Card Clash Discord worth it?

Yes, because it is the closest thing to a first-hand source we found. allthings.how says RNG Lab usually drops new codes there first, and HermitGamer adds the RNG Lab Roblox group and the game page description on update days. The code sites are second-hand and update at their own speed, which is how five of them reached five answers.

Why do Anime Card Clash code lists disagree?

We cannot see RNG Lab’s own records, so we cannot say which list is right. Pocket Gamer’s 30 codes may be a stale copy or a re-release, so treat the freshest date as a clue, not proof.

Code systems differ by game, and our Roblox pages show it: our Blox Fruits codes list is built around timed EXP boosts and stat resets, and the Jujutsu Shenanigans guide covers a game whose codes give emotes and cash. Both code lists were written in March 2026, so run the same freshness check before trusting them.

Checked on 26 October 2026 against code pages dated 20 September to 24 October. Codes can expire or appear without notice, and we could not redeem any of them.

Sources

1. Roblox. Anime Card Clash game data and votes, public games API. Queried 26 October 2026
2. allthings.how. Anime Card Clash Codes. Updated 20 September 2026
3. PCGamesN. Anime Card Clash codes. Updated 7 October 2026
4. HermitGamer. Anime Card Clash Codes (October 2026). Updated 13 October 2026
5. Pocket Tactics. Anime Card Clash codes October 2026. Updated 19 October 2026
6. Pocket Gamer. Anime Card Clash codes (October 2026). Updated 24 October 2026
7. Dexerto. Anime Card Clash codes (August 2026). Updated 13 August 2026
8. Dexerto France. Codes Anime Card Clash (Septembre 2026). Updated 3 September 2026

Michael R.

I've been playing video games for over 20 years, spanning everything from early PC titles to modern open-world games. I started Switchblade Gaming to publish the kind of accurate, well-researched guides I always wanted to find — built on primary sources, tested in-game, and kept up to date after patches. I currently focus on Minecraft and Pokémon GO.