Anime Blade Universe is a Roblox game where you’ve got a sword and a long series of rooms full of enemies in front of you. Team up or go it along through intense fights against all kinds of anime characters.

If you want to learn more about Anime Blade Universe, check out the official site. If you’re looking for more freebies, check out our Clicker Simulator codes, Anime Plush simulator codes, and School Of Hierarchy codes.

Anime Blade Universe Codes

Last checked for new codes on May 14.

Active Codes

• animeblade – 25,000 Gems
• titan – 10,000 Gems
• jojo – 2,000 Gems
• KTSAG – 5,000 Gems
• demon – 3000 Gems
• pvp – 6,000 Gems

Expired Codes

• There are no expired codes right now!

Anime Blade Universe Codes FAQ

Still got questions about Anime Blade Universe? Confused about what codes are? Well, we’ve answered all questions you may have below.

What Is Anime Blade Universe?

Anime Blade Universe is a Roblox experience where you need to fight your way through waves and waves of enemies. Killing enemies nets you gold that you can use to buy new and better sword, as well as up different stats. Don’t forget to free some anime girls, they can really help you out in a fight.

What Are Codes?

Codes are, essentially, free gifts that developers and publishers provide to players. They usually arrive in the form of fun little phrases that you can redeem in-game. What you get for doing so can vary too. Typically it’s in-game currency, but you can occasionally get characters, item, boosts, and more.

If you play a game regularly, and prefer to avoid spending money, you should definitely keep an eye out for codes as often as possible. 

How do I Redeem Anime Blade Universe Codes?

That’s the easy part. In fact, to make it easier, we’ve broken it down into steps:

• Start Roblox and boot up Anime Blade Universe.
• Once loaded in, hit the yellow ‘Codes’ button on the left of the screen.
• Enter codes into the box that pops up.
• Hit the green ‘SUBMIT’ button.

Why is My Code Not Working?

If your code didn’t work when redeeming it, chances are that it’s expired. Most codes do have an expiration date, but we often don’t learn when this is at the point the codes are handed out. Instead, we test them regularly to see if they’re still working, but they’ll occasionally slip through the cracks.

Alternatively, it might be that you’ve redeemed that code already. You can typically only redeem a code a single time per account, so if you’ve redeemed one already it won’t work a second time. It’s worth making a note of which codes you’ve redeemed each time you do so.

Where Can I Get More Codes?

We update this article every single time a new code is released, so the best way to get more codes is to bookmark this page and check back regularly. That way, you’ll never miss out on a freebie.

You can also follow the official Facebook and Twitter accounts, or join the Discord. Developers usually hand out codes over social media, and even hand out different codes on each platform. So it’s worth following all of the above to ensure you never miss anything.

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Genshin Impact is one of the most popular gacha RPGs of all time. With millions of dedicated players, the game continues to soar. Collect characters, explore the world of Teyvat, and immerse yourself in the incredible story. The world-building and character development through the game are truly something special – give it a try! Defeat bosses with your friends, challenge yourself in the Abyss, or wander through the environment as you gather resources.

Enjoying Genshin Impact? Check out our other guides for Genshin Impact codes, and Genshin Impact events. If you’re fancying something different, take a look at our Zenless Zone Zero tier list.

Genshin Impact Ayato

Now, let’s start with our Ayato Build guide.

Ayato Features

• 5* Character
• Sword User
• Element: Hydro
• Best Use: Sub-DPS
• How to Obtain: Limited-Time Character Banner
• Normal Attack: Kamisato Art – Korobi

Ayato Passive Talents

• Kamisato Art: Daily Cooking
• Kamisato Art: Kiyotaki Jouhou
• Kamisata Art: Katsusui Senkoku

Ayato Fun Facts

• Ayato is Ayaka’s brother

Genshin Impact Ayato Build

Let’s move on to the actual character build.

Best Ayato Weapon

It can be tough when trying to figure out the perfect weapon for a Genshin character. We’ve done our research and compiled a list of his best weapon – as well as the best alternatives.

Freedom-Sworn

• 5* Sword
• Weapon Banner
• Elemental Master 198 at level 90

Weapon Skill: Revolutionary Chorale

• Increases Damage by 10%
• Character who uses this weapon gains a Sigil of Rebellion – 2 Sigils will grant all close by party emembers with  Millennial Movement: Song of Resistance for a total of 12 seconds
• Millienial Movement: Song of Resistance increases Normal Attacks, Charged Attacks, and Plunging Attacks Damage by 16%, and increases the overall Attack stat by 20%

Best Alternative Ayato Weapons

Haven’t got a spare Freedom-Sworn’s lying around? Don’t worry, there are plenty of other weapons suitable for Ayato.

Primordial Jade Cutter

• 5* Sword
• Standard Banner
• Crit Rate is increased by 44.1% at level 90

Weapon Skill: Protector’s Virtue

• The HP of the character who uses this weapon is increased by 20%
• Gain an Attack bonus that is based on 1.2% of the character’s maximum HP

Anenoma Kageuchi (Best for F2P)

• 4* Sword
• Forged (You unlock the blueprint after completing the “The Farmer’s Treasure” quest)
• Attack is increased by 55.1% at level 90

Weapon Skill: Iwakura Succession

• Gain 1 Succession Seed after you perform an Elemental Skill
• When you use an Elemental Burst while holding onto Succession Seeds, the seeds will be consumed and the character will regenerate 7.5 energy per seed

Favonius Sword

• 4* Sword
• Standard Banner
• Attack is increased by 41.3% at level 90

Weapon Skill: Windfall

• Critical hits have a 60% chance to generate Elemental Particles – they regenerate 6 Energy for that character

Best Ayato Artifact Set

Now that we’ve covered the best weapons for Ayato, what’s his most optimal artifact set?

Heart of Depth and Noblesse Oblige

• Obtained From: Heart of Depth can be obtained from the Peak of Vindagnyr domain, and Noblesse Oblige can be obtained from the Clear Pool and Mountain Cavern domain
  
• Noblesse Oblige 2-Piece Buff: Elemental Burst Damage increased by 20%
  
• Heart of Depth 2-Piece Buff: Hydro Damage is increased by 15%
  

Best Alternative Ayato Artifact Sets

Can’t get your hands on decent Heart of Depth and Noblesse Oblige  pieces? These are the best alternative artifact sets for Ayato.

Noblesse Oblige

• Obtained From: Clear Pool and Mountain Cavern domain
  
• 2-Piece Buff: Elemental Burst Damage is increased by 20%
  
• 4-Piece Buff: After you use an Elemental Burst, every teammate’s Attack will be increased by 20% – this lasts for 12 seconds
  

Emblem of Severed Fate

• Obtained From: Momiji-Dyed Court domain
  
• 2-Piece Buff: Energy Recharge is increased by 20%
  
• 4-Piece Buff: Elemental Burst Damage is increased by 25% of the total Energy Recharge stat
  

Best Ayato Artifact Stats

• Sands: Attack Percentage
  
• Goblet: Hydro Damage Bonus
  
• Circlet: Crit Rate / Crit Damage
  

Sub stats: Crit Rate / Crit Damage, Elemental Mastery, Energy Recharge

Genshin Impact Ayato Build – Ascension Materials

Every Genshin Character requires certain resources to ascend. Let’s take a look at what Ayato needs.

• Varunda Lazurite Sliver – Dropped by Aeonblight Drake, Hydro Hypostasis, Primo Geovishap, Rhodeia of Loch, and Weekly Bosses
• Varunada Lazurite Fragment – (3 Slivers to craft 1 Fragment) Dropped by Aeonblight Drake, Hydro Hypostasis, Primo Geovishap, Rhodeia of Loch, and Weekly Bosses
• Varunada Lazurite Chunk – (3 Fragments to craft 1 Chunk) Dropped by Aeonblight Drake, Hydro Hypostasis, Primo Geovishap, Rhodeia of Loch, and Weekly Bosses
• Old Handguard – Dropped by Nobushi and Kairagi
• Kageuchi Handguard  – (3 Old’s to craft 1 Kageuchi) Dropped by Nobushi and Kairagi
• Famed Handguard – (3 Kageuichi’s to craft 1 Famed) Dropped by Nobushi and Kairagi
• Sakura Bloom – Found throughout Inazuma
• Dew of Repudiation – Dropped by Hydro Hypostasis

Genshin Impact Ayato Build – Talent Materials

Genshin characters also have Talents that need to be leveled up. The higher the Talent level, the stronger the Elemental Skill/Burst/Normal Attack.

• Teachings of Elegance – Obtained from Violet Court
• Guide to Elegance – (3 Teachings to craft 1 Guide) Obtained from Violet Court
• Philosophies of Elegance – (3 Guides to craft 1 Philosophies) Obtained from Violet Court
• Old Handguard – Dropped by Nobushi and Kairagi
• Kageuichi Handguard – (3 Old’s to craft 1 Kageuchi) Dropped by Nobushi and Kairagi
• Famed Handguard – (3 Kageuichi’s to craft 1 Famed) Dropped by Nobushi and Kairagi
• Mudra of the Malefic General – Dropped by End of the Oneiric Euthymia
• 3 Crown of Insight – Event Items

That’s it for our Ayato build guide. If you’d like to know more about Genshin Impact itself, visit the game’s official website.

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Perhaps as they’re looking to work not just well for gaming, but in fact everything you use headphones for. How successful are they in doing this? More than we expected, we’ll be honest.

In terms of connectivity they can pair with your phone, but there’s also a dongle provided so you can use them with your PC – and then there’s a low latency bluetooth mode too. Taps on the side of either earbud allows you to easily switch between Bluetooth and Lightspeed modes.

But what really sets these apart from its rivals are a feature called Lightform, which shape the earbuds to your ears – in practice giving you a custom fit to your ears, and your ears alone. 

In the box they’re not in the case either, but sealed inside another package entirely – this is because they’re sensitive to the atmosphere, and will harden before they have a chance to adjust to the shape of your ears. And yes, this is all a bit weird – but the final result is just about worth it. 

Boasting a thinner pill-shaped look, the Logitech G Fits are distinctly unusual looking – but in our opinion are not unpleasant, and once you’ve paired them to your phone (via a custom app) the process to create your custom fit begins.

The app you use to pair plays music during the process, as you adjust the buds until the sound is the loudest. It’s like an eye test, but for the ears. 

Once the moulding is complete, which is an odd process we won’t lie, we actually liked the feel of these. 

We have used them for a fair while now – several weeks now in fact – and found them useful for a range of purposes. For gaming and work they function well, but even when we did a rare bit of exercise they held firm and didn’t feel uncomfortable.

As for audio quality, these are neither top end nor bargain bin. The fact they’ve been designed for multiple uses perhaps means this is no surprise. They’re not as bass heavy as some of the other headphones we’ve reviewed on Gamezebo, and we actually found this worked better for games – which obviously made us happy when we were using them on our smartphone and then the Switch. The lack of noise cancellation was a shame however.

We briefly used these for voicechat in-game and they worked well though, even if the quality was much better when the Lightspeed dongle was used over a bluetooth connection.

Overall the Logitech G Fits are perhaps a little pricey considering the omission of certain functions – such as wireless charging and noise cancellation – but the Lightform element is far more than a gimmick, and the solid battery life mean these are a good choice if you’re looking for Headphones that can serve you while gaming but also elsewhere. 

 You can find the Logitech G Fits on the official Logitech site here.

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Developed by player1games, this tranquil puzzler leans into the soothing nature of word games. Not only does it give you multiple modes and puzzles to work your way through, but it ties your progress to the cultivation of a zen garden. 

And there’s nothing chiller than a zen garden.

We were so impressed by player1games’s contribution to the genre that we decided to take a look into the studio’s back catalogue. Unsurprisingly, we found a few gems.

Founded in 2015, player1games is a small, agile studio whose modest team boasts an absolute ton of experience. 

Chris Miller, the CEO, has been working in the games industry for more than 20 years. During that time he has filled every job vacancy imaginable, including QA tester, developer, publisher, designer, and more. 

His co-founder and CTO Curt Becker is a professional of equally long standing. He has a PhD and the unique distinction of having designed helicopter PVI systems for NASA. 

In contrast with many plucky developers trying to carve a niche for themselves on mobile, the player1games team manifestly has the goods. 

Hence the deep dive. 

Mathletix

Mathletix is a neat companion piece to The Linguist. Squarely aimed at kids, Mathletix is an educational app that turns learning into a game. It does this with a variety of different gameplay formats, interspersed with all-important positive reinforcement. 

Mathletix has proven such a hit that player1games has spun it out into a number of separate downloads. There’s Mathletix Multiplication, Subtraction, and Addition – or you can just nab them all at once with Mathletix Bundle. 

Either way, your kids will be in for some cheerful, math-based edutainment. 

Vicious Varmints

Vicious Varmints also has a family vibe, though it’s not explicitly educational. Not unless you need to know how to prevent varmints from stealing your food. And you’ve got an “electrified foam dart gun” handy. 

The beauty of this weapon, of course, is that it’s non-lethal. All you’re trying to do is deter the loveable-yet-pesky critters who are attempting to feast on your “yard waffles”. 

It looks like casual gaming gold. 

Gridlinx

Next up there’s Gridlinx, and this is where things really start to get interesting. Gridlinx is a ‘70s-inspired puzzler that’s all about making connections on a series of grids. The larger the structures you make with these connections, the more time is added to your clock.

The gameplay looks gripping, but the thing that really piques our interest with this one is the distinctive, calculator-esque presentation. 

Frak Attack

Frak Attack, meanwhile, is a clever mix of tower defense and city building. It sees you repelling an alien invasion using three futuristic, upgradeable weapons. At the same time you need to grow your town. 

If you let any aliens through they’ll immediately start drilling in search of precious underground stuff that belongs to you. This must not happen. 

Monkey Swingers

Monkey Swingers is much more difficult than it looks. Like player1games’s other titles it’s aimed at the whole family, including youngsters, but its swing mechanic is potentially quite tricky to master.

You’re a monkey, trying to outpace the gradually rising bottom of the screen by swinging around a branch and letting go when you’re at the right point in your swing. Get it wrong and you’ve just bought yourself a one-way ticket to plummetville. Population: dead. 

Blokshot Evolution

Finally, there’s Blokshot Evolution. This one might just be the classiest of the lot. 

Blokshot is a retro-inspired arcade game that combines old-school pixel-art with an ultra-stylish neon aesthetic. If you’ve played Pac-Man Championship Edition or Geometry Wars you’ll know what to expect. 

Plus, it’s got multiplayer, so you can show off your shape-smashing skills with real human companions. 

You can find all of these games and more on the player1games website, or by simply clicking the links above. 

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It’s a pretty simple idea, but there are a few things kicking around here that you’re going to need to get to grips with if you want to get the most out of the experience. And since we want you to get the most out of the experience, we’ve decided to write this guide. It’s packed full of the best strategies we’ve discovered during our time playing UFO Money, and now we’re only too happy to share them with you.

It doesn’t make a single bit of difference if you’re about to suck up your first terrified human or you’ve already swapped out your spaceship for a more powerful version – there’s going to be something here to take your skills to the next level. So let’s do this – here are the best hints, tips and cheats for UFO Money.

Spread your upgrades

When it’s time to spend cash on your upgrades, try and spread your money out evenly. All of the upgrades are going to make you stronger and earn you more cash as you play, so it’s worth trying to keep them all around the same level. As they get more expensive that isn’t always possible, but try to ensure you’re keeping a decent balance.

Be methodical

Don’t just focus on a single place in the level, instead keep on the move and suck up as you go. You’re not going to be powerful enough to get everything in a single pass, so clean up the smaller items to make your ship stronger and put you in a better position to get the bigger items later on.

Unlock the new skins

The new skins aren’t just cosmetic items – they’re also going to give you a boost to your skills. So you’re not just getting a cool new look, you’re becoming more powerful at the same time. You do have to watch a video to get the skins, but it’s worth the effort to give your ship some more oomph.

Watch out for the cops

The cops come in various guises, from cars to helicopters to tanks, and they’re going to try and stop you in your rampage. When a red exclamation mark flashes on the side of the screen, head towards it. You can take the cops down pretty quickly, but you’ll need to be on your toes if you want to make sure they don’t harass you too much.

Increase your earnings?

At the end of the levels you’re given a chance to watch a video to earn some extra cash. For the most part, it’s not worth the effort. You’re going to be watching videos to get the new skins, which will make you more powerful anyway. Just use the cash you get wisely and you’ll do just fine.

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And that’s why we decided to write up this guide. We’ve played a good chunk of Gum Gum Battle and discovered a series of really useful strategies that are going to put you in the best position to succeed. Use these suggestions wisely and you’ll be winning every fight you come up against.

It doesn’t matter if you’re just starting out in your Gum Gum Battle journey or you’ve already kicked a few cowboys or aliens to their death – there’s going to be something here that will take your skills to the next level. After all, these are the best hints, tips and cheats for Gum Gum Battle.

Go for the head

You should always try and punch your opponent in the head. It’s the most vulnerable part and they’re going to take a decent whack if you land your hit. Go for the head and neck area and you’re pretty much guaranteed to get a one-hit kill, which is pretty much exactly what you’re aiming for.

Aim up

Don’t aim flat, or point your attacks towards the ground. Instead, make sure they’re always tilted upwards. You’re trying to hit your opponent through the wall at the end of the level, and the more air you give them, the more likely they are to go flying through it. Don’t aim too high, though, otherwise you might miss your punch entirely and leave yourself open to attack.

Be quick

All that said, you need to make sure you’re getting the first punch in quickly. Wait too long and you’re likely to get whacked yourself, which can leave you in a tricky situation. If that does happen, blast out a few quick attacks to keep your opponent away from you. This will move you back to the relative safety of the middle of the level where you can strike harder and finish the job.

Keep upgrading

When you’ve got the cash to upgrade, you should spend it. It’s a good idea to focus on your attacks first, but spend some cash on giving your defenses a boost as well. The more powerful your attacks, the less you’re going to have to rely on your defense. Still, it’s a good idea to toughen up in case things go south.

Increase your coins?

It’s tempting to watch the videos to increase your coin haul. These come at the end of the level and let you walk away with more cash. While it will speed up your upgrading, there are already a lot of adverts in the game. It’s probably better just to keep grinding, using the strategies above.

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And that’s why we decided to write this guide. We’re going to break down the upgrade system so you’re in the best position to succeed on each level, as well as sharing some of the strategies we’ve picked up during our time playing Bucket Crusher. Use these suggestions and you’re going to be crushing buckets left, right and center.

It doesn’t matter if you’re about to mash up your first pile of bricks or you’ve already knocked down a few – there’s going to be something here that will help you out. So let’s get on with it, shall we? Here are the best hints, tips and cheats for Bucket Crusher.

Fuel up first

The first thing you should do on every level is concentrate on upgrading your fuel tank. The more fuel you have, the longer you can smash for. Give an upgrade or two to length, power and size, but spend the rest of the cash you have on increasing your fuel until you hit the max upgrade.

Next go length

Next you’re going to have to work on the length. You’re going to need to max out the length upgrade to finish the level and move on to the next challenge. The length upgrades are the most expensive, so it might take a while, but you’re better off working towards them now and occasionally adding to the other upgrades along the way.

Grind your power

Towards the end of the level, you’ll want to spend on your power and size upgrades – once you’ve maxed out your length. It can be a bit grindy, but you’re going to need that power to smash all the blocks before your fuel runs out. Remember your cash moves over to the next level as well, so think about taking a couple of runs where you nearly smash everything to fill up your coffers.

Scoop and score

Towards the end of your run, when you’re about to run out of fuel, take a moment to scoop all of the bricks along the bottom of the screen towards your bucket. If they’re still out when your fuel runs out, you’re not going to earn any cash from them, so it’s well worth taking some time to clean up what you’ve collected to get as much money as you can.

Check the upgrades

In the later levels you’ll get extra upgrades that can come in really handy. They’re expensive, but you can use the money you take over to the next level to buy some. They’ll give you extra cash, more fuel and other boosts. Spend your cash wisely to make sure you’re becoming as powerful as you can.

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The game sees you in charge of a team of four different warriors, perched on a balcony above a pile of colored blocks. Those colors match the colors of your fighters. Tap the portrait of one of your characters, and you can clear one of the blocks of the same hue from the pile.

Sure, that sounds counter-intuitive, since it’s going to destabilize the structure, but the blocks are being used to build a bridge to help some kids get to safety. So it sort of makes sense. The more blocks you clear, the more children escape, the more stars you earn at the end of the level. But there’s always the chance – especially with the way you’re only given a choice of three blocks to clear – that the tower is going to collapse.

Your soldiers also have special moves that can protect them from the attacks from the void creatures – take too much damage and they’ll die – as well as making them more powerful in other ways. You’ll collect new characters as you play, and upgrade them with extra cards. It’s a pretty familiar system, but the balance does feel a little off – it takes a while to get new characters, and they’re pretty expensive.

Then there’s the energy system. It costs 5 energy to play a level, and when you run out there’s no way to recharge other than waiting. That pretty much stops you in your tracks, and while there is another mode you can play, it’s essentially random and isn’t going to fill the time.

Rocky Towers has some solid ideas, and when you’re actually playing it, it’s a lot of fun. But there’s a lack of polish and balance elsewhere that keeps you from really getting into it. That’s a shame, because with a few tweaks it could be an interesting diversion. As it stands, it’s one to miss.

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