Getting Started in Anime Fighters

Anime Fighters is a free Roblox incremental. You land on Super Island, your fighters auto-attack, Yen piles up, and you spend that Yen on Stars and world doors. The listing you want is REBORN Anime Fighters, place 6299805723. If the experience is teaching you to punch dummies for Strength and Chakra, you opened the wrong game.

Servers hold 12 players. You do not need a party. A first session is won or lost by three habits: redeem codes before you spend, farm a world your team can finish, and open Stars only after the next door is funded.

First minutes on Super Island

Movement is default Roblox. Combat is not a combo trial. Equip fighters, walk toward enemies, and let the team hit. The useful work is the HUD around you. Open Controls and HUD if you cannot find a button, then come back.

Look for these on-screen controls before you wander:

• Stars, the gacha for the island you are standing on
• Inventory / fighter list, where you equip a team
• Twitter bird, which is the codes box
• Teleport Beam, where world doors are bought with Yen
• Gift icon, used later for YouTube verify

On mobile the same buttons sit in a larger HUD. On PC you click them with the mouse. Do not hunt for a secret keyboard farm bind. If a menu is missing, you are on the wrong icon, not the wrong key.

Fastest way to get Yen and secret units

Redeem codes before the first Star

Open the Twitter icon and paste every live string from the codes list. Typical drops are Cursed Orbs, Heavenly Fruit, and luck / drop / Yen boosts. Codes expire. Spending your first 8k Yen on Super Island Stars while a code is sitting unclaimed is the most expensive mistake a new account makes.

YouTube verify uses the gift icon, not the Twitter icon. Claim it when you have a qualifying sub, then forget it. It is a bonus, not a substitute for the farm.

Build a team that clears, then buy the next door

Super Island is free and themed on Dragon Ball. Enemies here are weak. Your job is not to 100% the Star. Your job is to print the 8k Yen for Ninja Village (Naruto), then the 50k for Crazy Town (JoJo), then the 250k for Fruits Island (One Piece).

Open a small batch of Stars only if your team cannot kill. Keep anything Secret, Divine, or rated around A+. Feed or fuse Commons and Rares you will never Limit Break. A full walkthrough of keep-or-dump lives in How to Summon Fighters. The rarity ladder you will see for the rest of the game is Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythical, Crafted, Secret, Divine.

World doors are bought at the Teleport Beam with Yen. A Teleport gamepass is optional quality of life, not a requirement. If you cannot afford the next island, you are not undergeared — you are underfarmed. Sit on the current map until the door is cheap.

Confirmed early prices you should memorize:

1. Super Island — Dragon Ball, free
2. Ninja Village — Naruto, 8k Yen
3. Crazy Town — JoJo, 50k
4. Fruits Island — One Piece, 250k
5. Hero University / Hero Academy — My Hero Academia, 1.25M
6. Walled City — Attack on Titan, 7.5M

After Walled City the numbers jump again (Slayer Army 25M, Ghoul Town 100M, and so on). The full confirmed list, plus named later islands, is on Worlds and Progression. Do not skip to a map whose enemies you cannot kill. A later Star is only better if you can actually open it on a farm you control.

What to ignore on day one

Limit Break, Infuse, Requiem, artifacts, and Demonic crafts are real systems. They are not first-hour systems. Infuse needs three copies of the same Limit Broken fighter at the Infuser on Magic Continent, which you reach through Steel Ball Island by paying a 5x Yen door. That craft takes days or a Robux skip and pays 40 Max Talent. Read Infuse and Limit Break when you can farm that far. Until then, every extra copy of a junk Epic is food, not a project.

Secrets are per-world and brutally rare. Early Stars are estimated around 1 in 370k; later Stars drift toward 1 in a million. You will not pull Pinkie, or any other named Secret, as a planned day-one drop. If you want the long version, use How to Get Secret Fighters after your Yen route is stable.

Divine names will show up in chat. Vegetable (Vegito) can appear from any world. Great Ninja (Madara) starts at Walled City. Hernando (Pucci) starts at Empty Dimension. Engineered Alien (Mewtwo) starts at Lucky Kingdom. Red Bat and Flaming Hero are later. You do not need them to buy Ninja Village.

Artifacts (Dreams, Time, Hording, Attack, Riches, Fortune, Passage, Multitude, Leveling) start to matter once fragments drop. Typical farm priority is Hording, then Time, then Dreams, then Multitude, then Fortune. You can farm without them. You should not skip a world because you lack an artifact.

A clean first-hour loop

1. Spawn on Super Island and equip whatever fighters you have.
2. Redeem codes. Bank boosts; do not pop everything before you can AFK.
3. Kill until 8k Yen, buy Ninja Village, walk through the Teleport Beam.
4. If the new island dies in a reasonable time, stay. If it does not, go back one world.
5. Open Stars on the highest island you can farm, not the highest island you can visit.
6. Check the tier list and fighter pages before you level a cute Common.
7. When you go AFK, park on a world that dies without you babysitting. Details are in How to Farm Yen.

That is the whole early game. Anime Fighters looks like a collector. It plays like a wallet manager. The accounts that stall are the ones that treat Super Island Stars like a slot machine and never buy the next door.

When the first hour is over, your next page is not another overview. If Yen is the problem, farm. If the roster is the problem, summon. If you cannot find the Twitter bird, fix the HUD. The rest of this wiki assumes you already did those three things.