Updated September 7, 2026: Anime Fighting Simulator players have two codes to try this month. The currently listed rewards range from Tensei Shards and Tower Tokens to temporary server boosts, stat boosts, Chikara boosts, Shifting Serum, and training-speed bonuses. Because redemption codes in Roblox experiences can be disabled with little warning, it is worth entering the available pair promptly rather than saving them for a future grinding session.

Anime Fighting Simulator’s rewards are geared toward progression resources and timed multipliers. That makes the active codes potentially useful whether a player is building up weapons and abilities or focusing on attributes such as Chakra, sword training, and durability. One code is especially substantial in its mix of currencies and boosts, while the other emphasizes server, stat, Chikara, and Tensei Shard bonuses.

Active Anime Fighting Simulator codes

  • TOURNEYFIX — 1 Temporary Server Boost, 4 Stat Boosts, 4 Chikara Boosts, and 2 Tensei Shard Boosters.
  • TRIPLET — 2,000 Tensei Shards, 1,000 Tower Tokens, 2 Shifting Serum, 4 Training Speed Boosts, and 4 Stat Boosts.

Type both entries exactly as shown, including the all-capital spelling. Codes are generally unforgiving about small typing mistakes, and a failed redemption can be as simple as a missing letter, added space, or incorrect character. A code can also stop working after it has been retired, even if a player has not previously used it.

What the active rewards include

TRIPLET has the broader resource package of the two. Its 2,000 Tensei Shards and 1,000 Tower Tokens are joined by two Shifting Serum, plus four each of Training Speed and Stat Boosts. Players primarily interested in assembling a reserve of listed currencies may want to start there, while the multiple timed boosts make it sensible to plan a session around when those bonuses will be most helpful.

TOURNEYFIX is the more boost-focused option. Redeeming it provides one Temporary Server Boost, four Stat Boosts, four Chikara Boosts, and two Tensei Shard Boosters. It does not list the large direct Tensei Shard or Tower Token quantities offered by TRIPLET, but its collection of multipliers may still be useful for players lining up training and resource-gathering time.

Neither code should be treated as a permanent guarantee. The available list can change as fixes, events, updates, or other milestones arrive. The names of older retired codes show that code drops have previously been tied to releases, shutdowns, patches, tournaments, and community milestones. That history is useful context, but it does not mean a similarly named future code will necessarily appear.

How to redeem codes in Anime Fighting Simulator

  1. Open Anime Fighting Simulator in Roblox.
  2. Use the basket button on the left side of the screen to open the Shop.
  3. Find the Codes tab at the far end of the bar across the top of the Shop interface.
  4. Enter one code in the text field.
  5. Select Redeem, then repeat the process for the other code.

Redeem codes one at a time so any success or error message is easier to identify. If a code does not go through, double-check its spelling against the list above before assuming it has expired. If the spelling is correct and it still cannot be claimed, it may have been disabled or already redeemed on that account.

When to use boost rewards

The reward descriptions make a simple case for timing. Training Speed Boosts, Stat Boosts, Chikara Boosts, and Tensei Shard Boosters are all more meaningful when a player is ready to devote time to the applicable activity. Claiming a code immediately avoids losing it to expiration; using a timed bonus is a separate decision that can be made around a longer play window if the game’s inventory and boost systems allow it.

Related coverage includes Anime Fighting Simulator Codes for September 2026: Active Shards, Boosts and Tokens.

Temporary Server Boosts deserve similar attention. TOURNEYFIX includes one such boost, and a number of the retired codes below also awarded temporary or standard Server Boosts. Since the current list labels TOURNEYFIX’s reward as temporary, players should read any in-game description carefully after redemption to understand its duration and conditions.

For more Roblox-related reading outside this specific experience, see our coverage of the Pokémon Synthesis demo and its semi-open Veldan adventure.

Expired Anime Fighting Simulator codes

The following codes are retired and are included to help players avoid repeatedly entering entries that are no longer expected to work. Their former rewards also illustrate the wide spread of items that have appeared in past code drops, including Chikara, shards, Yen boosts, Fruit Rolls, Trait Rerolls, keys, Battle Pass XP, and server bonuses.

  • FASTFIX — formerly 1 Server Boost.
  • FIGHT — formerly 2,000 Tensei, 4 Speed boosts, 4 Stat boosts, and 10 Trait Rerolls.
  • TOURNEY — formerly 1,500 Chikara, 1,500 Tensei Shards, 4 Training Speed Boosts, 4 Stat Boosts, and 4 Yen Boosts.
  • 7.5SHUTDOWN — formerly 1,500 Tensei and 1 Temporary Server Boost.
  • SEASON2 — formerly 750 Tensei Shards, 4 Stat Boosts, 4 Training Speed Boosts, and 10 Trait Rerolls.
  • MOREFIXES — formerly 1 Server Boost, 2 Stat Boosts, 750 Tensei Shards, and 2 Yen Boosts.
  • FLAMEBREATHING — formerly 5,000 Chikara, 750 Tensei Shards, and five each of Stat, Training Speed, and Yen Boosts.
  • MIDWEEK — formerly 500 Tensei Shards, 2 Training Speed Boosts, 2 Yen Boosts, and 10 Trait Rerolls.
  • DIM2FASTFIX and DIM2FIXES — formerly 500 Tensei Shards plus a Server Boost or Temporary Server Boost.
  • DIMENSION2 — formerly 500 Tensei Shards, 2 Yen Boosts, 2 Stat Boosts, and 2 Speed Training Boosts.
  • LIBERATION — formerly 2 Stat Boosts, 2 Yen Boosts, 1,000 Chikara, and 1 Server Boost.
  • RUMBLING — formerly 4 Stat Boosts, 2 Training Boosts, 10 Trait Rerolls, and 1 Temporary Server Boost.
  • FIVEUPDATE — formerly 2,000 Chikara, 2 Stat Boosts, 2 Yen Boosts, and 2 Training Speed Boosts.
  • UPD4RELEASE — formerly 3 Stat Boosts, 2 Yen Boosts, 1,000 Chikara, and 2 Fruit Rolls.
  • SWORDINCIDENT — formerly 4 Stat Boosts, 2 Yen Boosts, 1,000 Chikara, and 2 Limbo Keys.
  • BPEXP — formerly 400 Battle Pass XP.
  • 100THOUSANDLIKES — formerly 1,000 Chikara, 3 Stat Boosts, and 3 Fruit Rolls.
  • HOTFIXPATCH — formerly 3,000 Chikara, 2 Fruit Rolls, and 2 Stat Boosts.
  • UPDATE2PLAY — formerly 3 Yen Boosts, 3 Stat Boosts, 3 Fruit Rolls, 12 Trait Rerolls, and 1,000 Chikara Shards.
  • DELAYCODE — formerly 8 Dungeon Keys.
  • UPDATE1 — formerly a Stat Boost, Chikara Boost, Yen Boost, 12 Trait Rerolls, 5 Fruit Rolls, a Malevolent Key, and 1,000 Chikara.
  • RELEASE — formerly 600 Chikara Shards and 1 Speed Training Boost.

Other expired entries include UPDFIXES, WTOPSPEED, SHUTDOWNBOOST, UPDATEWED, MIDBUGFIX, UPD3RELEASE, MIDWEEKUPD, QUICKSHUTDOWN, QUICKFIX, THANKYOUFOR50K, 100KFAVS, and THANKYOUSUPPORT. The practical takeaway is straightforward: skip these retired codes and focus on TOURNEYFIX and TRIPLET while they remain listed as active.

Quick checklist before redeeming

  • Use the Shop’s basket icon, then open the Codes tab.
  • Enter TOURNEYFIX and TRIPLET exactly as capitalized.
  • Redeem current entries promptly, since code availability can change.
  • Check whether timed boosts have a duration or activation condition in the game interface.
  • Do not spend time retrying the expired codes listed above.