Officially confirmed
- The public Roblox title is Update 1.75.
- The Roblox update timestamp changed on July 19, 2026 UTC.
- The experience still supports up to 16 players and remains published by Komplex Studio.
Current version and update history
Track the current Anime Squadron update, official Roblox version and timestamp, reported codes, prior versions, and the facts still awaiting game proof.
[UPD 1.75] Anime Squadron
liveRoblox confirms the version and timestamp. Full patch notes, unit stats, code rewards, and drop rates still require separate evidence.
Checked 2026-07-19 09:08 UTC · Updated 2026-07-19 00:51:50 UTC

Check menus, codes, missions, banners, update logs, and new entry points after each patch.

Compare enemy waves, bosses, stage labels, rewards, and mode-specific mechanics before updating guides.
Official Roblox title confirmed on July 19; detailed patch claims remain under review.
Public tier sources describe Nazaka, Akoza, Rangaku, Tanjaro, team buffs, and the pre-1.75 meta.
The prior Invasion and Dragon Ball update cycle is retained only as historical context.
Update visitors should move to the page that matches their next task: test current codes, compare the tier list, review unit roles, or check the banner guide. This keeps one search intent per page while the update hub handles navigation and status.
Update 1.75 is current. The official Roblox title and a July 19 UTC update timestamp were confirmed on July 19, 2026.
The dedicated Update 1.75 page separates official version data, reported codes, current tier context, and items that still need game proof.
Yes. Updates can add, disable, or replace codes, which is why the codes page has a separate checked date and historical rows.
Yes. New units, balance changes, traits, equipment, and stage elements can change rankings, so the tier list records its evidence baseline.
Check codes, units, banner rotation, traits, equipment, stages, rewards, drop rates, and whether existing team recommendations still work.