Anime Breaker Roblox Wiki & Guide

Anime Breaker is a Roblox anime-style progression experience by HF x Anime Breaker. The official listing describes an Energy-driven loop: you gain Energy, open Cards to get Companions, fight enemies for resources, unlock Avatars, Weapons and rare items, then Rank Up and Upgrade towards Raids. The same page lists computers, phones, tablets and consoles as supported device types.

This site is organised around the decision a player actually faces next: spend Energy or save it, rank up or upgrade, farm a secret boss or push progression. Start with the beginner guide, or jump to the codes page if you only need live codes.

The official listing describes the loop as a chain. This is the verified shape of it:

1. Gain Energy — Energy is the entry point of the loop; everything starts here. More: Energy guide.
2. Open Cards for Companions — Cards are how you acquire Companions. More: Cards · Companions.
3. Fight enemies for resources — combat and farming feed the economy. More: Resources.
4. Unlock Avatars, Weapons and rare items — the unlock layer of the loop. More: Avatars · Weapons · Accessories.
5. Rank Up / Upgrade — the power step. More: Rank Up · Upgrades.
6. Raids — the end-of-loop challenge tier. More: Raids.

The official title string currently contains CLASS TREE, which points at an active class/progression update line — see the updates hub for what that means for your build. Codes are a live system, and the ones we track are timestamped on the codes page.

Play on the official experience page: https://www.roblox.com/games/109928390521457/. Codes, costs, drop rates and balance values change between updates — this site re-checks them and prints the date it checked.

The site is built as a route through the loop, not as a wall of pages. Follow it in order, or jump to the step you are stuck on:

• Step 1 — Learn the loop: Beginner Guide
• Step 2 — Fix your Energy: Energy → Cards → Companions
• Step 3 — Choose power: Upgrades → Rank Up → Progression
• Step 4 — Unlock: Avatars → Weapons → Worlds
• Step 5 — Farm and challenge: Secret Boss Locations → Accessories → Raids → Trial → Amulets
• No Robux? F2P guide · Codes

Roblox wikis copy each other, and version-sensitive numbers (rank costs, boss HP, drop rates, multipliers) end up frozen at launch values that no longer match the live client. This site uses four labels instead:

• VERIFIED — stated by the official Roblox listing or reproducible in the current client.
• REPORTED — published by a dated secondary source (for example the live codes snapshot of 2026-09-23).
• OBSERVED — seen in current-client play, still being re-tested.
• UNVERIFIED — claimed somewhere, confirmed nowhere. Listed so you can test it, never presented as fact.

High-risk values — rank costs and multipliers, boss HP and drop rates, Avatar multipliers, weapon stats, accessory stats, raid ticket costs, Amulet values, card pull rates and Trial rewards — are deliberately absent unless a current source can back them.