Three Anime Last Stand codes are listed as active on 26 October 2026: MagicKnights!, ElfReincarnation! and IsItReallyWeekly?!. Together they pay 110 Rerolls, 5,000 Jewels and a stack of stat cubes, but none of them pays Emeralds, the currency for Banners 1 and 2. Three of the five trackers we checked list exactly these three, a fourth adds four older codes, and the fifth lists 37. We did not redeem any code ourselves, so every status below is a tracker’s claim, not our test.
Active Anime Last Stand codes, October 2026
Redeem all three, and leave ElfReincarnation! for last, because it is the only one with a real dispute.
| Code | Rewards Listed active by |
|---|---|
| MagicKnights! | 35 Rerolls, 25 Perfect Stat Cubes, 50 Stat Cubes Dexerto, Beebom, Destructoid, Pocket Tactics, game.guide |
| ElfReincarnation! | 25 Rerolls, 10 Mythic Shards, 100 Essence Selectors Dexerto, Beebom, Destructoid, Pocket Tactics |
| IsItReallyWeekly?! | 50 Rerolls, 5,000 Jewels Dexerto, Beebom, Destructoid, Pocket Tactics |
ElfReincarnation! is the dispute. game.guide (23 October) logs it as expired on 20 October, while Dexerto (24 October) and Beebom (23 October) still list it. We found no official notice either way, so redeem it last and treat a rejection as a real possibility.
Do not expect these codes to vanish within days. Destructoid listed all three as new on 1 October and Dexerto still lists them on 24 October. game.guide says it added MagicKnights! on 30 August, almost two months before Dexerto’s 24 October list. The game’s Roblox listing shows it was last updated on 17 October, yet none of the trackers we read has logged a newer code. Dexerto says the developers usually release codes during events or at game milestones.
How to redeem Anime Last Stand codes
Join the game’s Roblox group, open the Codes menu in the lobby, type the code exactly as shown, and press Redeem.
- Join the [B:S] ALS Team group on Roblox, which Roblox lists as the game’s creator. Dexerto and Beebom say codes need it; Destructoid and Pocket Tactics do not list it as a step. Joining is free, so do it first.
- Launch Anime Last Stand and wait for the lobby.
- Open the Codes button. Guides place it on the right side (Dexerto), at the bottom right (Beebom) or on the left (Destructoid), so look for the button, not a corner.
- Type the code exactly, including the ! and the ?. Dexerto and the community wiki both say codes are case sensitive.
- Press Redeem.
If a code that should work fails, retype it before assuming it expired, and try redeeming in a new or private server, which the wiki recommends.
Why game.guide lists 37 active codes when most trackers list three
Most of game.guide’s active list is expired. Beebom’s expired list contains 35 of its 37 active codes, matching names without punctuation. The two it does not contain are MagicKnights!, which every tracker agrees on, and VALENTINEBUGS, which none of the other four lists as active.
| Tracker (page date) | Active codes listed What differs |
|---|---|
| Dexerto (24 Oct) | 3 The three above |
| Beebom (23 Oct) | 3 The three above, plus a long expired list |
| game.guide (23 Oct) | 37 35 are on Beebom’s expired list; ElfReincarnation! marked expired; IsItReallyWeekly?! missing |
| Pocket Tactics (3 Oct) | 7 The three, plus DemonicCyborg, TheATDSituationIsCrazy, ALSUPD1 and JoJoCurse, which Beebom lists as expired |
| Destructoid (1 Oct) | 3 The three, marked new |
Our reading: game.guide’s active list is not being pruned, because 37 of its 335 tracked codes would mean one in nine ever issued still works. Pocket Tactics’ four extra codes sit on a page about three weeks older than Dexerto’s and Beebom’s. Trust the newest dated pages that agree with each other.
What the Rerolls and Jewels from these codes buy
The three codes pay for Technique rolls and one World 2 banner, and none pays for Banner 1 or 2. Pocket Tactics mentions “gems” in a general sentence about rewards, but no reward line we read, and no part of the game’s Roblox description, uses the word. According to the community wiki, the standing banners are paid in Emeralds (Banners 1 and 2), Jewels (Banner 3) or Skin Tickets (Banner 4).
- Rerolls (110 in total). The wiki’s Shop page says Rerolls are “used to Reroll Techniques onto Units”, and its Techniques page prices each lobby roll at one Technique Shard, shown with the same icon, so we count the three codes as about 110 rolls.
- Jewels (5,000). Jewels buy Banner 3 at 50 per pull. The wiki’s World 2 page says that banner opens after you clear every World 1 Story and a 20-wave trial, so a new player has no banner to spend them on yet. We could not confirm whether the code can be redeemed before then.
- Emeralds (none). Banners 1 and 2 cost Emeralds, at 50 and 75 per pull. game.guide still lists three Emerald-paying codes as active (ALSISBACK!, ALSREVERT and WelcomeBack!), but Beebom lists all three as expired.
Here is what 5,000 Jewels is worth at the wiki’s Banner 3 rates, a page last edited in December 2025, so treat the odds as a guide. That is 100 pulls at 0.3% for the Ultimate, 2.5% for a Celestial (two units at 1.25% each) and 10% for a Mythic (two at 5% each). The expected haul is 0.3 Ultimates, with a 26% chance of at least one, 2.5 Celestials, with a 92% chance of at least one, and about 10 Mythics. The wiki lists no pity counter for Banner 3, so we treated each pull as independent. Plan on a couple of Celestials, not a headline unit.

Timing matters less than you might expect. The wiki says each of Banners 1, 2 and 3 rotates its featured units every hour, so there is no single banner launch day to time a redemption against.
Which code to redeem first, by player type
The right first code depends on whether you have unlocked World 2, and on whether you spend on summons or on unit stats.
| Player | Start with Why |
|---|---|
| New player, World 1 only | MagicKnights!, then ElfReincarnation! Their 60 Rerolls are about 60 Technique rolls. The Jewels in IsItReallyWeekly?! have no banner to buy until World 2 opens. |
| Player with World 2 open | IsItReallyWeekly?! 5,000 Jewels is 100 Banner 3 pulls, and its 50 Rerolls add about 50 Technique rolls. |
| Optimiser | MagicKnights! A Perfect Stat Cube rerolls one chosen stat grade, so 25 of them can fix bad grades on a top unit. The wiki advises raising a unit’s Worthiness to 100% first, which takes 75 kills per 1% and improves the odds of better grades. |

Anime Last Stand codes FAQ
Why does my Anime Last Stand code say invalid?
Retype it first, because codes are case sensitive and the ! and ? count. Then check the group, then expiry. The code we would least be surprised to see rejected is ElfReincarnation!, which game.guide logs as expired on 20 October.
Do Anime Last Stand codes expire quickly?
Not in the sample we can see, apart from the one expiry game.guide reports for ElfReincarnation!, which the other trackers do not confirm. The three current codes were all listed on 1 October and still on 24 October, and none of the trackers we read publishes an expiry date for an active code, so “active” only means “seen on a list on that date”. Check the page date before trusting any list, ours included.
Where do new Anime Last Stand codes come from?
Dexerto says the developers usually release them during events or at game milestones. The game was updated on 17 October, yet by 24 October no tracker we read had logged a new code, so an update alone does not guarantee one.
If you also play other Roblox anime games, our Jujutsu Shenanigans guide covers that game’s tier list, characters and codes, and our Blox Fruits codes page, last updated on 26 May 2026, needs the same date check before you trust its list. For more of the genre, see our best Roblox tower defense games.
Checked on 26 October 2026 against tracker pages dated 23 and 24 October, plus two from early October. Codes can appear or expire without notice, and we could not redeem any of them. Game facts come from Roblox’s public listing and the community wiki, whose banner page was last edited in December 2025.
Sources
- Dexerto. Anime Last Stand codes (October 2026). Updated 24 October 2026 (https://www.dexerto.com/roblox/anime-last-stand-codes-2718014/)
- Beebom. Anime Last Stand (ALS) Codes (October 2026). Updated 23 October 2026 (https://beebom.com/anime-last-stand-codes/)
- game.guide. Anime Last Stand Codes. Checked 23 October 2026 (https://www.game.guide/roblox-codes/anime-last-stand)
- Destructoid. Anime Last Stand (ALS) codes (October 2026). Updated 1 October 2026 (https://www.destructoid.com/anime-last-stand-codes/)
- Pocket Tactics. Anime Last Stand codes. Updated 3 October 2026 (https://www.pockettactics.com/anime-last-stand-codes)
- Anime Last Stand Wiki. Codes. Archived copy of 14 April 2026; page last edited 4 March 2026 (https://web.archive.org/web/20260414103012/https://alsroblox.fandom.com/wiki/Codes)
- Anime Last Stand Wiki. Summoning Banners. Archived copy of 10 February 2026; page last edited 11 December 2025 (https://web.archive.org/web/20260210204842/https://alsroblox.fandom.com/wiki/Summoning_Banners)
- Anime Last Stand Wiki. Techniques. Archived copy of 10 February 2026; page last edited 30 January 2026 (https://web.archive.org/web/20260210131451/https://alsroblox.fandom.com/wiki/Techniques)
- Anime Last Stand Wiki. Shop. Archived copy of 14 April 2026; page last edited 11 December 2025 (https://web.archive.org/web/20260414102940/https://alsroblox.fandom.com/wiki/Shop)
- Anime Last Stand Wiki. World 2. Archived copy of 15 February 2026; page last edited 13 July 2025 (https://web.archive.org/web/20260215190032/https://alsroblox.fandom.com/wiki/World_2)
- Anime Last Stand Wiki. Tower Stats. Archived copy of 13 February 2026; page last edited 29 October 2025 (https://web.archive.org/web/20260213195608/https://alsroblox.fandom.com/wiki/Tower_Stats)
- [B:S] ALS Team. Anime Last Stand. Roblox game page and public games API record, retrieved 26 October 2026 (https://www.roblox.com/games/12886143095/Anime-Last-Stand)
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