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About Anime Squadron Wiki
Anime Squadron Wiki is an unofficial fan-made resource for Anime Squadron players who want clearer codes, tier notes, team planning, resource guidance, and source labels before making in-game decisions.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
Mission
What this site is for
Anime Squadron changes quickly, and public sources often disagree on code rewards, expiry status, unit value, and update names. This site exists to organize that noisy information into useful pages that show what is confirmed, what is reported, and what still needs checking.
The site is not operated by Roblox, the Anime Squadron developers, Discord, Trello, YouTube, or any official support team. Official game pages and live in-game behavior remain more authoritative than any fan guide.
Author
About the guide team
The site is written and maintained by the Anime Squadron Wiki guide team, an independent Roblox guide writer focused on checked game pages rather than rumor-only lists.
Author bio
The lead guide writer tracks Roblox game data, official/community Discord references, public code trackers, guide sites, and creator videos, then turns that material into practical pages for codes, updates, units, traits, gear, and calculators. The style is deliberately cautious: when sources conflict, the page should say so clearly instead of inventing certainty.
How we check
How pages are checked
These standards are meant to make the site more useful and easier to correct.
Label uncertainty
When public code trackers, videos, or guide sites disagree, pages use labels such as Needs check, Reported, Cross-check, or Watch instead of pretending the answer is final.
Keep player decisions practical
Guides focus on what players need before spending Gems, rerolls, Trait Shards, Gold, Bounty Tickets, or time on a farm route.
Correct quickly
Visitor corrections are welcome when they include a page URL, the claim being challenged, and a source with a checked date.
Trust
What we try to make clear
Freshness first
Codes, updates, and tier lists show checked dates so players can judge what is current.
Entity coverage
Units, traits, bosses, modes, codes, and team choices get their own pages when enough useful information is available.
Fan-site clarity
This is an unofficial fan site, so official Roblox and creator channels remain the final source for support and account issues.
Sources
Where official checks begin
Use these links for the strongest available source trail before trusting any guide claim.
Official Roblox game pageUse this page as the official reference for game title, creator, and live Roblox availability.Anime Squadron Discord inviteDiscord invite resolves to the Anime Squadron server; use it for fast code and announcement checks, not as a substitute for in-game confirmation.Trello, Discord, and wiki statusCheck Discord, Trello, wiki, and Roblox links before trusting update claims.Claim checksDocument which claims are official, community confirmed, or still uncertain.
Corrections
If a page is outdated or a source label is wrong, send the page URL and supporting source through Contact Us. Useful corrections help keep the guides accurate.