Anime Fighting Simulator codes can make a meaningful difference for anyone trying to build up weapons, abilities and core stats in the Roblox fighting experience. The currently listed rewards include useful progression resources such as Tensei Shards and Tower Tokens, alongside limited boosts for training speed, stats, Chikara and servers. As of September 7, 2026, there are two codes listed as active: TOURNEYFIX and TRIPLET.
Both codes deliver a sizeable collection of bonuses, but TRIPLET is especially notable for its large Tensei Shard reward and included Tower Tokens. Since redemption codes can stop working without much warning, players should enter the available codes as soon as possible rather than saving them for a later session. They must also be typed exactly as shown, including their capitalization.
Active Anime Fighting Simulator codes
Here are the codes currently available, along with every listed reward. Code availability can change, so a successful redemption is the only definitive confirmation that a code remains live for an individual player.
- TOURNEYFIX -- 1 Temporary Server Boost, 4 Stat Boosts, 4 Chikara Boosts, and 2 Tensei Shard Boosters.
- TRIPLET -- 2,000 Tensei Shards, 1,000 Tower Tokens, 2 Shifting Serum, 4 Training Speed Boosts, and 4 Stat Boosts.
These rewards cover several parts of Anime Fighting Simulator's advancement loop. Stat boosts are helpful for players concentrating on character growth, while Chikara boosts support the resource used for progression. Training Speed Boosts, as their name suggests, are particularly valuable when players plan to spend time focusing on training. The Temporary Server Boost from TOURNEYFIX is also worth redeeming before joining or hosting a session where that bonus can be put to use.
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TRIPLET has a different emphasis. Its 2,000 Tensei Shards are the most immediately eye-catching item, but the 1,000 Tower Tokens and two Shifting Serum add further value. Players returning after an absence may want to claim this one first, then take stock of their newly acquired resources before deciding which upgrade route to pursue.
How to redeem codes in Anime Fighting Simulator
The redemption process is handled through the in-game Shop interface. It only takes a moment once players know where the option is located:
- Open Anime Fighting Simulator.
- Select the basket button in the menu on the left side of the screen to open the Shop.
- Find the Codes tab at the far end of the top bar.
- Choose the Codes tab and enter one active code into the text field.
- Select Redeem to claim the listed rewards.
If a code does not work, first check every character against the active-code list. An extra space, incorrect letter case or a small typo can prevent a valid code from being accepted. If the text is correct and redemption still fails, it may have expired, it may already have been redeemed on that account, or the game may need a brief refresh before a recently issued code becomes available.
Which code should you use first?
There is no downside presented to redeeming both active codes, so the simplest approach is to claim TOURNEYFIX and TRIPLET immediately. The order matters most only if a player intends to make use of timed rewards straight away.
For a player about to commit to a lengthy training session, TRIPLET's four Training Speed Boosts are a strong reason to redeem it before beginning. That code also has four Stat Boosts, allowing its benefits to serve both immediate training and broader character development. Players seeking server-focused benefits, meanwhile, may want to activate TOURNEYFIX when they are ready to benefit from its Temporary Server Boost.
Tensei Shards feature in both codes, either directly or through boosters. That overlap makes the pair especially relevant to players working on progression that calls for Tensei-related resources. The combined reward package is also a good reminder that codes are not merely cosmetic extras: they can provide resources and multipliers that would otherwise take play time to accumulate.
Why players should redeem new codes quickly
The expired-code history for Anime Fighting Simulator is extensive. It includes codes tied to updates, shutdowns, bug fixes, milestones and special events, showing that new codes can be short-lived even when their rewards are substantial. Past examples have supplied Chikara, Tensei Shards, Yen boosts, stat boosts, trait rerolls, fruit rolls, dungeon keys, Battle Pass XP, Limbo Keys and several varieties of server or training bonuses.
Some older rewards were particularly generous. FLAMEBREATHING previously offered 5,000 Chikara, 750 Tensei Shards, and five each of Stat, Training Speed and Yen boosts. UPDATE2PLAY included boosts, fruit rolls, trait rerolls and 1,000 Chikara Shards. Other codes were more focused, such as BPEXP for 400 Battle Pass XP or DELAYCODE for eight Dungeon Keys. None of those codes should be expected to work now, but they illustrate the variety of rewards the game has attached to code drops in the past.
As a practical rule, players should treat codes as time-sensitive. Checking for additions after a tournament, update, patch, maintenance period or community milestone may be worthwhile, since several older entries clearly used those kinds of labels. Still, a code name alone does not guarantee that a matching event will receive a code, and players should wait for a confirmed entry before attempting redemption.
Expired Anime Fighting Simulator codes
The following codes are listed as expired and should not be relied upon for rewards. Keeping them separate from the active list helps avoid wasted time and confusion when the redemption box rejects an entry.
FASTFIX, FIGHT, TOURNEY, 7.5SHUTDOWN, SEASON2, MOREFIXES, FLAMEBREATHING, MIDWEEK, DIM2FASTFIX, DIM2FIXES, DIMENSION2, UPDFIXES, LIBERATION, WTOPSPEED, RUMBLING, SHUTDOWNBOOST, FIVEUPDATE, UPDATEWED, UPD4RELEASE, SWORDINCIDENT, MIDBUGFIX, BPEXP, 100THOUSANDLIKES, HOTFIXPATCH, UPD3RELEASE, MIDWEEKUPD, QUICKSHUTDOWN, UPDATE2PLAY, DELAYCODE, QUICKFIX, THANKYOUFOR50K, 100KFAVS, UPDATE1, THANKYOUSUPPORT and RELEASE.
That list also highlights how quickly a code collection can change. RELEASE, for example, previously awarded 600 Chikara Shards and one Speed Training Boost, while THANKYOUSUPPORT offered a Fruit Roll and two Stat Boosts. Even codes that once had appealing rewards no longer provide a route to free progression once they leave the active pool.
Getting the most from boosts and resources
Claiming a code is only the first step. Players should consider when a reward will have the greatest impact. Timed boosts are usually best saved for periods when there is enough uninterrupted time to train, fight or otherwise make use of the multiplier. Redeeming a code moments before stepping away from the game can reduce the practical benefit of a limited-duration reward.
It can also help to avoid focusing every resource on a single area without a plan. Anime Fighting Simulator's code rewards span stats, Chikara, training speed and other categories, so the active codes support different goals. A player who needs quick advancement may prioritize training speed and stat bonuses, whereas someone targeting a particular system may value Tensei Shards, Tower Tokens or Shifting Serum more highly.
For now, TOURNEYFIX and TRIPLET are the entries to try. Enter them through the Shop's Codes tab, make sure the spelling is exact, and claim the bonuses while they remain available. With a large backlog of expired Anime Fighting Simulator codes already on record, waiting too long is the one strategy least likely to pay off.
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