Discord Community Guide - Anime Origins Wiki

Overview

The official Anime Origins Discord is the best place to follow the game between updates. The developers use the server to announce new codes, preview upcoming units, and run events and giveaways. Join through the short link dc.gg/animeorigins, then use the codes page to redeem everything the community shares there.

Video Guide

This video walks through everything a new player needs to know about Anime Origins, including summons, farming, and where community resources live. The creator also points viewers to his own Discord for giveaways, which shows how central Discord is to this game's community. Watch it, then start with the beginner guide.

Why Join the Discord

Discord is the main channel where the developers distribute Anime Origins codes, share patch notes, and preview upcoming banners and modes. Because codes are often posted there first, active members redeem rewards before they expire or get patched. Keep the codes page open as a backup when the server is busy.

The community also discusses tier lists, team compositions, and farming strategies in real time. If you are stuck on a story stage or want advice on Trait Rerolls, the server usually answers faster than any wiki. Compare what players recommend with the unit tier list, then test what works for you.

How to Join

Joining the official Anime Origins Discord takes under a minute. Open the short invite link dc.gg/animeorigins, accept the invite in your browser or the Discord app, and you are in. If the link is full or expired, check the game's Roblox page and community posts for a fresh invite. Read the beginner guide while you wait.

After joining, read the rules and pick your roles. Many servers use role selection to unlock code announcements and spoiler channels, and new members often miss drops simply because notifications are off. Enable notifications for the announcement channel as soon as you arrive. See the codes page for codes already shared.

What You Will Find Inside

The server is organized into channels for announcements, codes, discussion, and events. The exact layout changes as the game grows, but the core channels below are almost always present. Bookmark the codes page so you stay current even when you miss a message.

Most of the value comes from the announcement and code channels, where developers post updates and giveaways. Discussion channels are where players share tier lists and ask for help with raids or story stages. See the traits guide for the reroll topics players debate there.

Codes Shared on Discord

Active members frequently share the latest Anime Origins codes the moment they drop. The table below lists the codes circulating through the community, all of which require account level 10 to redeem. If a code stops working, check the server announcements or the codes page for an updated list.

Safety and Etiquette

Fake servers and scam links are common in popular Roblox communities, so only trust the official dc.gg/animeorigins link and invites shared on the game's Roblox page. Never enter your password or trade items with users who message you first. Read the beginner guide for general account safety tips.

Be respectful in discussions and use the right channel for your question. Raid LFG, tier list talk, and help requests each have dedicated places, so a well-placed post gets answers faster. Search before asking, since most questions are answered already. Check the gems guide before asking about farming.

• Only join through dc.gg/animeorigins or the official Roblox page link.
• Never share your password, and treat unsolicited DMs as scams.
• Search channel history before asking a question that was already answered.
• Use the LFG channel to find raid and Legend Stage teammates.
• Report rule breakers to moderators instead of arguing in chat.

Stay Updated With the Community

The Discord server is the fastest way to hear about new banners, modes, and balance changes, but it should not be your only source. Combine it with this wiki for structured guides and the release page for patch history. Check the AFK farming guide for the strategies players discuss in the server.