Arasaka Academy currently has 12 listed redeemable codes worth a combined 425 rerolls. That is a substantial stash for a Roblox experience where altering every character stat and accessory once is said to require 47 rerolls. Players looking to change visual customization, combat-related choices, or both should redeem the available codes promptly: older promotions have been retired, and the code pool appears to change regularly.
Arasaka Academy combines a school-simulation premise with combat and substantial character customization in a Cyberpunk-inspired setting. Its reroll system is central to how players revise a character after creation. A reroll, in this context, is a token used to change a selected character attribute or accessory rather than a separate item with a fixed cosmetic reward.
Before entering any code, players must join the Ordinance Games Roblox group. That membership is required for in-game code redemption. Once it is done, the rest of the process takes place through Arasaka Academy’s menu.
All active Arasaka Academy codes
Enter these codes exactly as written. Capitalization and spelling matter for code systems, so it is sensible to copy them carefully and redeem the higher-value entries as well as the smaller milestone rewards.
- SorryForDelay — 35 rerolls
- THANKS — 20 rerolls
- FOR — 15 rerolls
- TWENTY — 25 rerolls
- THOUSAND — 15 rerolls
- LIKES — 15 rerolls
- CodeLikeCodeLIke — 50 rerolls
- LikeFifteen — 50 rerolls
- LikeFourteen — 50 rerolls
- LikeThirteen — 50 rerolls
- TWELVEKLikes — 50 rerolls
- UPDZeroPointFive — 50 rerolls
How many rerolls do these codes provide?
The full active list totals 425 rerolls. The figure is more meaningful against the stated 47-reroll cost to change everything once. In purely numerical terms, 425 rerolls cover nine complete 47-reroll passes, using 423 rerolls, with two tokens left over.
That does not mean every player needs to spend them in nine complete cycles. A player may only want to revisit a combat stat, a particular accessory, or a narrower part of their setup. Still, the total shows why redeeming all working codes is useful even for players who are happy with their current character: it provides room to experiment later without beginning from zero.
The rewards are all rerolls rather than a mix of currencies, gear, or one-off cosmetics. This gives the codes a straightforward purpose. They are build-flexibility rewards, aimed at letting players adjust a character’s appearance and fighting style. For anyone deciding what to claim first, there is no stated downside to securing the codes before they expire, even if the rerolls are saved for a later change.
How to redeem Arasaka Academy codes
- Join the Ordinance Games group on Roblox.
- Launch Arasaka Academy and open the in-game menu.
- On keyboard, press M. On controller or mobile, use the on-screen or controller Menu button.
- Select Codes from the bottom of the menu list.
- Type one active code into the field labeled enter code here....
- Select Redeem Code.
- Repeat for each remaining code.
If a code does not work, first check the group requirement and confirm that the code was entered with its original letters and capitalization. It is also possible that a promotion has been deactivated since the active list was checked. Redeeming codes one at a time makes it easier to identify which entry failed rather than repeatedly pasting a long sequence without knowing the result.
Related coverage includes Arasaka Academy Codes for October 2026: Every Active Reroll Reward.
Menu-driven redemption is simple, but it is still worth taking a moment to read the labels before committing changes elsewhere in a game. That habit is particularly valuable when a menu governs character choices rather than merely displaying rewards; it is also advice that has come up around other games’ settings menus, including a recent Final Fantasy 14 settings reminder.
Why Arasaka Academy codes are worth claiming quickly
The available promotions suggest a clear release pattern. Several codes are tied to community-like milestones, including TWELVEKLikes, LikeThirteen, LikeFourteen, and LikeFifteen. Others point to update or service events, such as UPDZeroPointFive and SorryForDelay. That means new codes may arrive alongside patches, milestones, or apologies for downtime—but it also means the older set is not guaranteed to remain available.
For practical purposes, players should treat a code as temporary until it has been successfully redeemed. This is not a case where waiting provides a better reward tier: the codes listed here all provide rerolls, and the largest individual grants are 50. Claiming them now preserves options for a future build adjustment, while waiting risks finding that a code has moved to the expired list.
It is also useful to distinguish between a code being redeemed and a reroll being spent. Redeeming a code adds its stated reroll reward. Spending a reroll is the later decision to alter a character option. Players who are uncertain about a build can therefore claim every available promotion first, then take their time choosing which customization or combat changes actually suit them.
Expired Arasaka Academy codes
The following codes are no longer listed as active. They are included to prevent wasted attempts and to show how quickly milestone-style promotions can fall out of circulation.
- ElevenKLikes
- TenKLikes
- NineKLikes
- LunchMoney
- Sigh
- SevenKLikes
- ThisIsArasakaAtWork
- SixKLikes
- FiveKLikes
- FourKLikes
- FREEMODCORE
- RUSH300
- APOLOGY
- ROLLROLLROLL
- EDGERUNNER
- RELEASED
Planning rerolls without burning through the stash
Because a full reroll of every listed character element costs 47 tokens, the 425-reroll total can look almost excessive. Yet a large stock is more valuable when a game offers both cosmetic and combat-oriented changes. A player who alters their look on impulse may later need tokens to revise a fighting approach, while a combat-first player may still decide to update accessories afterward.
A sensible approach is to identify the reason for each change before using a token. If the goal is an appearance update, focus on the relevant accessory or visual choice rather than treating every stat as disposable. If the goal is a different combat direction, reserve enough rerolls to change the parts of the build that matter instead of using all available tokens simply because they are there. This is an efficiency suggestion, not evidence of a hidden penalty: the listed information only establishes that different stats and accessories can be rerolled and that changing everything once requires 47 rerolls.
Most importantly, do not confuse old codes with currently redeemable ones. Names such as ElevenKLikes and TenKLikes may resemble the active milestone codes, but they are in the expired group. Use the active list first, redeem each entry through the Codes menu after joining the Roblox group, and keep the resulting rerolls available for the character changes that matter most.
