What's new this week
Updated 26 May 2026. The Imu and Soul King update landed this week, bringing two new races and the codes IMUANDSOULKING (5 spins + 250 Gems) and JOYBOYANDIMURULER. TAKLA SQUAD also shipped the Arise System Tusk update, accompanied by ARISESYSTEMTUSK (20 Race Spins, 20 Perk Spins, 5000 Gems) — currently the highest-value code in the game's history. All three codes are verified working as of this morning's scan.
How to redeem Anime Spirits codes
Redeeming codes in Anime Spirits takes under a minute. Launch the game on Roblox, then look for the Settings button on the left side of your screen — it carries a gear icon. Tap it to open the settings panel, then find the Codes tab inside that menu. Type or paste your code into the text field exactly as written, then press Redeem. Your Race Spins, Perk Spins, Gems, or EXP boost will land in your inventory immediately.
A few things to watch for. The game's code field is case-sensitive on some clients, so type codes in all capitals unless you know the exact mixed-case form. On mobile, autocorrect will silently capitalise the first letter and occasionally insert a space — turn off autocorrect before you type, or paste from your clipboard instead. Each code can only be used once per account; attempting to redeem it a second time returns a "code already redeemed" message rather than an error, so do not assume it failed.
How we verify every code
Every code on this page has been cross-referenced against four independent third-party publisher round-ups before it appears in the working list. Our automated scanner re-checks each code against those sources every four hours. When a code drops from at least two of those sources simultaneously, it moves from the working list to the expired section along with a note on what it gave.
We also track the TAKLA SQUAD update schedule. New races (Tusk Act 4, Frieren, Imu, Soul King, Jotaro Star) arrive with a named launch code; those codes tend to expire within two to four weeks as the update cycle moves on. Milestone codes tied to like and subscriber counts (such as 120KLIKES) stay active longer because they are community celebrations rather than update promotions. Our four-hour cadence catches expiries before they sit stale on the page for days.
If a code you have copied from this page returns an error, try these steps in order: check for a leading or trailing space, confirm you are using all capitals, verify you have not already redeemed it on this account, and check the "Why some codes don't work" section below.
What you can get from Anime Spirits codes
Codes in Anime Spirits distribute five distinct reward types.
Race Spins reroll your character's Race, which determines your passive power set. Races range from Common to Mythical in rarity. Higher-tier races — Jotaro Star, Tusk Act 4, Joyboy, Fused Zamasu, Frieren, Imu, Soul King — carry substantially stronger passives than base-tier options. Race Spins are the most sought-after reward in the game because rolling a top-tier race without spending Robux requires either patience or codes.
Perk Spins reroll your Perks, the active and passive skill slots that sit on top of your Race. Perks are independent of your Race; you can hold a Common Race with a Mythical-tier Perk or the reverse. Most players spend Perk Spins after locking in a Race they are happy with.
Gems are the game's premium currency. They buy cosmetics, bonus spins, and limited-time items from the in-game shop. Codes that award Gems typically give between 250 and 5000 at a time; the ARISESYSTEMTUSK code is the current ceiling at 5000.
2X EXP boosts accelerate level grinding for a fixed duration. The code DONTOFINALUPDATE gives 30 minutes of double experience, which stacks with group bonuses if you are in the TAKLA SQUAD Roblox group during an active soul spawn window.
Stat Resets allow you to redistribute your stat points without resetting your level. They appear in codes less frequently than spins but are valuable when a new Race demands a different stat spread.
When new codes drop
TAKLA SQUAD releases codes on three occasions: major update launches, community milestone celebrations, and server-shutdown apologies.
Update launches are the most reliable source. Each time a new race enters the game — Tusk Act 4, Frieren, Joyboy, Imu, Soul King, Jotaro Star — TAKLA SQUAD publishes a named launch code within a few hours. These codes are announced on the official TAKLA SQUAD social channels and usually expire within two to four weeks once the hype cycle winds down.
Milestone codes arrive when the game crosses a like or subscriber threshold. 120KLIKES dropped at 120,000 likes and gave 20 Race Spins, 20 Perk Spins, and 2000 Gems. Milestone codes tend to stay active for several months because TAKLA SQUAD treats them as permanent thank-you gestures rather than time-gated promotions.
Apology codes appear after unplanned server outages or botched update rollouts. They are unpredictable but generous — TAKLA SQUAD has historically used them to distribute Gems and Perk Spins. The best way to catch them is to follow the official TAKLA SQUAD Roblox group or their update announcement channel.
Why some codes don't work
Case sensitivity. Anime Spirits codes are typed in all capitals in the official announcements. Entering Arisesystemtusk instead of ARISESYSTEMTUSK will fail.
Already redeemed. Each code is one-use per account. The game returns an ambiguous message when you try a second time; this does not mean the code is broken — it means you have already claimed it.
Server cache delay. Freshly released codes occasionally take five to ten minutes to propagate across all servers. If you get an invalid-code error on a code announced in the last hour, rejoin a new server and try again.
Expired post-update. Race-named launch codes (those containing a race name like FRIERENSTAFF, FUSEDZAMASU, or JOTARUSTARUPDATE) are short-lived by design. They are tied to the update announcement cycle and typically expire within weeks. If the race has been in the game for more than a month, assume its launch code is gone.
Mobile autocorrect. iOS and Android keyboards will capitalise the first character and sometimes insert smart apostrophes. Paste codes from your clipboard rather than typing them manually on mobile.
One account, one code. Codes cannot be redeemed on alternate accounts after being claimed on your main. This is enforced server-side and cannot be worked around.
Anime Spirits code FAQ
How often do new codes drop? During an active update week, TAKLA SQUAD typically releases one to three codes. Between updates, new codes appear roughly every two to four weeks, usually tied to a like or subscriber milestone. Following the official TAKLA SQUAD group is the most reliable way to catch drops within minutes.
Are codes case-sensitive?
Yes. All known Anime Spirits codes use all-capital letters. Enter them exactly as shown — ARISESYSTEMTUSK, not arisesystemtusk or AriseSystemTusk.
Where is the redeem menu? Open the Settings panel (gear icon, left side of screen) then select the Codes tab. Enter your code and press Redeem.
What is the difference between a Race Spin and a Perk Spin? A Race Spin rerolls your Race, which sets your passive power identity (Jotaro Star gives a Jotaro-themed passive, Tusk Act 4 gives Act 4 abilities, and so on). A Perk Spin rerolls your Perks, the skill slots layered on top of your Race. The two systems are independent — you reroll them separately.
Which races are worth rolling for? The current Mythical-tier races — Joyboy, Fused Zamasu, Frieren, Imu, Soul King, and Tusk Act 4 — sit at the top of the power curve as of May 2026. Jotaro Star is competitive at Legendary tier. Common and Uncommon races are functional for early-game progression but fall behind in endgame raids.
Can I play Anime Spirits on mobile? Yes. Anime Spirits runs on iOS and Android through the standard Roblox app. The full races and perks system works on mobile; the only limitation is the autocorrect issue with the code field noted above.
Should I spend Gems immediately or save them? Save Gems until a limited-time event shop appears. Gems are used for cosmetics and bonus spins; spending them on standard spin bundles is lower value than waiting for an event that boosts rates or adds exclusive items.
What is a Soul in Anime Spirits? Souls are collectible power objects that spawn across the map on a fixed cycle. Absorbing a Soul gives you a temporary or permanent stat boost depending on the Soul's tier. They are central to the Project XL / AOPG-inspired progression loop in Anime Spirits.
How do Souls spawn? Souls spawn every 30 minutes on a server-wide timer. A notification appears in the game chat when a Soul has spawned and indicates the approximate area. Multiple Souls can be active simultaneously during high-activity periods.
How do I find raid groups? The TAKLA SQUAD Roblox group is the primary coordination hub. Many players also use the in-game server browser to find high-population servers where raid parties form organically around Soul spawn windows.
Are codes safe to use? Yes. All codes on this page are official codes distributed by TAKLA SQUAD through their own channels. There are no third-party generators, no account credential requests, and no external links required to redeem them. If any site asks for your Roblox password to "unlock" a code, that site is a phishing attempt — Roblox codes never require a login outside the game itself.
Where are the official TAKLA SQUAD socials? TAKLA SQUAD manages an official Roblox group linked from the Anime Spirits game page. That group page is where milestone codes and update announcements are posted first.
Glossary
Race Spin — a consumable item that rerolls your character's Race, determining your passive power identity. Used from your inventory.
Perk Spin — a consumable item that rerolls your Perks, the active and passive skill slots layered on top of your Race. Independent of Race Spins.
Gem — the premium currency in Anime Spirits, used to purchase cosmetics, spin bundles, and limited-time event items from the in-game shop.
Soul — a collectible power object that spawns on the map every 30 minutes. Absorbing Souls is a core progression mechanic borrowed from the Project XL / AOPG design lineage.
Race tier — the rarity classification of a Race, running Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Mythical. Mythical races carry the strongest passives; Common races are the baseline starting point.
Perk — an active or passive skill assigned to one of your Perk slots. Perks are rolled independently from your Race and can be swapped without changing your Race.
Awakening — a progression state unlocked after reaching a level or stat threshold with a specific Race. Awakenings typically upgrade a Race's passive abilities and change the character's visual appearance.
Stat Reset — a consumable that refunds all allocated stat points without resetting your level or Race, letting you redistribute your build.
EXP boost — a timed multiplier (typically 2X) applied to all experience gained for a set duration. Stacks with group-member bonuses when active.
Soul spawn cycle — the fixed 30-minute server timer governing when new Souls appear on the map. Experienced players align their play sessions to this cycle for maximum Soul absorption efficiency.
Working tips beyond codes
Time your sessions to Soul spawns. Souls appear every 30 minutes. Log on shortly before the cycle resets and stay for the spawn window. A single Mythical Soul absorbed during this window can deliver more stat value than an hour of standard combat grinding.
Perk reroll strategy. Lock in your Race before spending Perk Spins. Perk value is partly determined by synergy with your Race — a Perk that boosts your Race's specific passive is more efficient than a generic damage Perk. Identify the top two or three Perks that complement your target Race before you spin.
Race tier-up priority. If you are sitting on a Legendary Race and have Race Spins available, consider whether the Mythical tier is a realistic upgrade path before spending. Mythical drop rates are low; if you are not raiding endgame content regularly, the practical difference between a strong Legendary and a weak Mythical is smaller than it appears on paper.
EXP boost stacking. The DONTOFINALUPDATE code gives 30 minutes of 2X EXP. Use it immediately before a Soul spawn window for compound efficiency: the Soul's stat boost plus the EXP multiplier during the high-activity post-spawn combat period adds up to roughly three times the normal progression rate.
Join the TAKLA SQUAD Roblox group. Group members receive periodic free spin drops announced in the group feed. These do not require a code — they are distributed directly to group members during milestone events. It is the lowest-effort way to accumulate Race and Perk Spins passively between major updates.
Recent expired codes and what they gave
| Code | Reward | Approx. expiry |
|---|---|---|
JOTARUSTARUPDATE | Race Spins + Gems | Shortly after Jotaro Star update |
FRIERENSTAFF | Race Spins + Perk Spins | Shortly after Frieren update |
FUSEDZAMASU | Race Spins + Perk Spins | Shortly after Fused Zamasu update |
DANJIL | 20 Race Spins + 20 Perk Spins + 5000 Gems | Creator collab period |
Race-named launch codes follow a consistent pattern: they drop with the update announcement, stay active through the first two to three weeks of the update cycle, and expire as the next race is previewed. If you missed FRIERENSTAFF or FUSEDZAMASU, bookmark this page — equivalent codes will arrive with future race additions.
About this page
This codes page is maintained by the bloxyblox editorial team. Every code listed in the working section has been verified against four independent third-party publisher round-ups within the last four hours. Our automated scanner checks for new codes and expiries continuously so that the working list reflects the actual state of the game rather than a cached snapshot from days ago.
Anime Spirits is developed and published by TAKLA SQUAD. This page is an independent fan resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by TAKLA SQUAD or Roblox Corporation.
Page last updated: May 2026.
