Update 1.75 live · checked July 19
Anime Squadron Hub
Current codes, tier list evidence, unit roles, update status, and planning tools for Anime Squadron players.
First Hour RouteStart with codes, a stable carry, and safer upgrades.
Trait LogicUse editable odds and stop rules before spending cubes.
Premium WatchlistTrack Woo, Gometa, Madora, and other high-value targets.
Bounty TicketsCheck ticket sources, limits, and spend rules.
Gear GuidePlan gear, materials, and evolution choices.Mode PlanningMatch resources to story, challenge, boss, or raid goals.Official Roblox snapshot
[UPD 1.75] Anime Squadron
17,531 playing · 75,939,522 visits · updated July 19 UTC
Tools
Plan before you spend
Current Verification Snapshot
- Official source checked
- Roblox game page and API, universe 8356066619, place 71132543521245.
- Still needs in-game verification
- Code redemption status, exact rewards, unit stats, traits, secret unit drops, and gem sources.
Source policy
Useful like a wiki, stricter about proof
Anime Squadron changes quickly, so this hub separates official Roblox identity, public guide signals, and details that still need in-game verification. The homepage sends players to codes, team planning, reroll odds, resources, traits, and premium-unit tracking without pretending unverified drop rates or unit stats are official.
FAQ
Is Anime Squadron Hub official?
Anime Squadron Hub is an independent fan site and is not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or the official Anime Squadron team.
Are the Anime Squadron codes guaranteed to work?
No. The codes page tracks public sources and marks exact rewards as needs in-game verification until the code is tested inside Roblox Anime Squadron.
How is the Anime Squadron tier list handled?
The tier list uses third-party ranking signals and conservative notes. Exact unit stats, secret units, traits, and drop rates are not invented.
What should I check first as a new player?
Start with codes for free rewards, then read the beginner guide, units page, tier list, and traits guide before spending scarce resources.
What data still needs in-game verification?
Code rewards, current active status, unit values, trait numbers, gem sources, secret unit methods, and update-specific changes all need direct testing.