REFERENCES & NOTES

Anime Dice Sources

Reviewed 11 September 2026 (UTC+8)/Independent guide

This page explains the references used for game identity, reported codes and the Rebirth panel example. Official information, editorial reporting and a hypothetical calculation have different limits.

Game identity and official basics

Anime Dice on Roblox identifies the experience and describes the basic loop. More & More Games is the creator community linked by Roblox. Neither a listing title nor a metadata timestamp is treated as a complete patch log.

Code reporting and the menu path

GamesRadar explains the left-side Shop route. Destructoid and Beebom provide code reports, with quantity disagreements preserved in Codes. Try Hard Guides provides menu and troubleshooting suggestions. MrGuider records publisher-added dates; those are not official release times. No in-game redemption was performed for this review.

The Rebirth example

The All Things How article contains the published panel image. The selected image shows a 519.42m/500m bar and 2x→2.5x Luck/Cash values. Its exact capture date and patch are unknown. The Rebirth guide limits its claims to that example and explains the arithmetic. The screenshot is linked as a reference, not reproduced here.

Corrections and dates

Source review: September 11, 2026 (UTC+8). A source review date is distinct from a game event or a page publication date. If you can correct a specific claim, contact the site with the page, the issue and a public source; do not send account credentials. Return to the overview to choose a task.

A LITTLE MORE HELP

Frequently asked questions

Were these codes tested in the game?

No in-game redemption test was performed for the review behind this page. Current validity and expiry are not guaranteed.

Do the calculations prove exact game income?

No. The algebra is explicit, but the example assumes constant income and proportional scaling with the displayed Cash multiplier.