By Daniyal Ahmed · Guides Writer
Anime Eternal hands you a clicker and eighteen worlds — and then quietly lets you ruin your build in the first hour. Spend your stat points in the wrong place, ignore your champions, or grind one world long after it stops paying, and the game turns into a wall. This guide covers how Energy works, which champions to chase, and how to unlock new worlds without stalling. Start by claiming the free Jellies, Potions, Credits and Keys on our Anime Eternal codes page — all 36 working codes pay out before your first boss, and the newest, Update60Part4, is the one to redeem first.
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Anime Eternal, by New ProjectR, is a fast-paced anime simulator on Roblox: you tap enemies to build Energy, turn it into damage, and travel through 18+ anime-inspired worlds — starting on Earth and moving through places inspired by series like Naruto and One Piece. Every enemy you beat pays out coins, tokens and crystals, and every world raises the stakes.
Three systems carry your progress — Energy, champions and ranks — with quests handing out the currency and experience that keep the loop moving.
Redeem the codes first. Open the Shop, scroll to the Codes section at the bottom and enter each code exactly — codes are case-sensitive. The 36 working codes pay out Jellies, Potions, Credits and Keys, the biggest free lift a fresh account gets before fighting anything.
Put your first stat points into Energy — it decides your damage, so early points anywhere else slow every fight down.
Buy the cheapest champion from the shop as soon as you can — even a Common is a real damage multiplier, and the cheapest pick is the fastest way to get one.
Take a quest and follow it. Quests give structured goals plus the currency and experience to level quickly — wandering without one is the slowest way to play.
Rank up the moment you qualify. Ranking up is a major power jump, and the requirements are checked at rank-up spots on Earth — don't leave it sitting there for later.
Energy is the single most important stat in Anime Eternal because it directly decides how much damage you deal. You gain it by tapping enemies, defeating mobs, ranking up, and using boosts and potions. Early on, every level-up point belongs in Energy: it is the highest-leverage choice a new player can make, and also the easiest to get wrong, since spreading points across stats feels balanced but buys almost nothing. Later on, once your Energy clears mobs fast, other stats start earning their keep — but for your first stretch of worlds, Energy first never backfires.
Champions are helper units that fight alongside you and multiply your damage — essential once the early worlds stop falling over. You get them from gacha rolls using tokens earned from enemies, quests and dungeons, plus the shop, raids and special events. Each champion has a rarity, and rarity decides how big the multiplier is.
| Rarity | What it means |
|---|---|
| Common | Small early multipliers. Fine for your first champion, outgrown fast. |
| Rare | A solid mid-game foundation once upgraded. |
| Epic | A real power spike — the rarity to aim for in your first serious rolls. |
| Legendary | Game-changing multipliers that carry you through the middle worlds. |
| Mythical | The ultimate end-game power, and the hardest to pull. |
Chase Epic or better when you roll, but don't wait for a perfect pull to start upgrading: a mid-tier champion you actually level beats a Legendary sitting at level one. Spend most of your upgrade resources on your best three — three fully upgraded champions out-damage ten half-built ones.
Anime Eternal has 18+ anime-themed worlds, each with its own enemies, rewards and unlock requirements. You start on Earth, and new worlds open by completing quests, defeating bosses and collecting keys — keys drop from enemies and come as quest rewards. Each new world offers stronger enemies, better loot and new champions, so the fastest route is always forward: farm the strongest world where you can still win quickly, and move on the moment the current one stops paying. Clearing a world fully before advancing is the safe route — but grinding one spot long after it stops challenging you is just standing still.
Ranking up is one of the biggest power jumps in the game, and it is easy to forget. When you meet the requirements, head to a rank-up spot on Earth and take the promotion — it raises your ceiling and the Energy you gain from everything. If a world suddenly feels too hard, check whether a rank-up is waiting before blaming your champions.
1. Redeem all 36 codes first. Jellies, Potions, Credits, Keys and Stat Resets before your first boss — the biggest free head start in the game.
2. All stat points into Energy early. Damage is Energy. Anything else before your Energy is high is a slower game.
3. Buy your first champion early. The cheapest shop champion is a real multiplier — don't save for a perfect roll while fighting bare-handed.
4. Always have a quest active. Quests are the structured route to currency and experience — without one, you are grinding without a destination.
5. Farm the strongest world you can clear fast. Higher worlds pay better, but only if you clear mobs efficiently — a world you one-shot beats a world that one-shots you.
6. Save your Stat Resets. Codes hand out Stat Resets — keep them for when your build needs rebalancing later, instead of spending them the moment they land.
| Code | Reward |
|---|---|
Update60Part4 | Jellies and Potions |
Update60Part3 | Jellies, Potions, Credits, Keys and Stat Resets |
JustAniceCode | Jellies, Potions, Credits and Stat Resets |
Update60Part2 | Jellies and Potions |
Update60 | Jellies and Potions |
See the full Anime Eternal codes list for every working code, the ones worth trying, and the expired list.
Launch Anime Eternal, click the Shop button on the left side of the screen, then scroll down to the Codes section at the bottom of the Shop menu. Type a code into the Enter Code box exactly as shown — codes are case-sensitive — and click Redeem. There is no level requirement known, but a brand-new code may need a fresh server to register, so rejoin if one fails.
Energy, especially early on. Energy directly decides how much damage you deal, so every level-up point should go into Energy until you can clear mobs in your current world fast. Only once your Energy is high enough should you start balancing other stats.
By completing quests, defeating bosses and collecting keys — keys drop from enemies and come as quest rewards. Each world has its own unlock requirements, and finishing your current world's objectives is what opens the next one. You start on Earth and work through 18+ anime-inspired worlds.
Champions are helper units that fight alongside you and multiply your damage. You get them from gacha rolls using tokens earned from enemies, quests and dungeons, from the shop, and from raids and events. They come in five rarities — Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary and Mythical — and your best strategy is to focus upgrade resources on your top three champions rather than spreading them thin.
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