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Anime Breaker — First steps when you load in

Anime Breaker [RELEASE]

HF x Anime Breaker, Playing 13.8K, Rating 95.5%

Creator HF x Anime Breaker

Playing 13.8K

Rating 95.5%

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Overview

Anime Breaker is an anime-themed battle simulator where you tap to build energy, open cards to collect companions, and smash through zone walls to reach new worlds. This guide walks you through your first steps, how to keep getting stronger, and what to do when you feel stuck.

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Contents

01 First steps when you load in Step 02 Companions: pulling and equipping them correctly Check 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Two currencies you must not mix up Table 05 What to do when the wall will not break Tips 06 Zone order and what to expect Summary 07 Redeem codes Warn 08 Working codes Codes 09 Glossary Words 10 Common questions FAQ

First steps when you load in

Step

In short Getting a companion equipped and landing your first hit on a zone wall is what the early game is all about.

Follow the tutorial prompts as soon as the game starts. Tapping or clicking builds your energy, and defeating nearby enemies drops gold — you need both. Once you have gold, head to the card machine to pull companions, then open your inventory and equip them before you do anything else. After that, walk to the wall at the far end of the area and attack it to see whether your damage is enough to chip it down.

Tap for energy check that your energy total is climbing, and look for any auto-click option near the bottom of the screen
Fight nearby enemies defeating them earns gold you will need for cards
Spend gold at the card machine this is how you get companions
Open your inventory tap Equip Best so your strongest companions are actually active
Walk to the exit wall move to it physically rather than looking for a menu button
Attack the wall if the health bar moves, you are on the right track

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Companions: pulling and equipping them correctly

Check

In short A companion sitting in your inventory does nothing — equipping it is what makes the difference.

Every companion you pull from a card has its own effect, such as boosting your energy gain. Pulling without equipping is a common mistake that leaves you weaker than you should be. Use the Equip Best button after every new pull to make sure your strongest companions are always active. When comparing companions, check their listed effects rather than just their names or looks. Avatars, which you get from defeated enemies, sit in a separate slot and should not be confused with card companions.

Did you tap Equip Best after your last card pull?
Are you checking companion effects, not just names?
Have you checked your avatar slot separately from your companion slots?
After a big batch of pulls, did you re-equip rather than assuming the best ones are already on?

03 Live and upcoming events Events

いま開催中・開催予定のイベントです。期間が決まっているので先に確認しておきましょう。

Upcoming Oct 7 – Oct 8

UPDATE 3.5

New Systems QoL Bug Fixes

See the whole schedule

Two currencies you must not mix up

Table

In short Knowing which currency does what will stop you from getting confused at the upgrade screen.

The game uses more than one currency, and spending the wrong one — or not having the right one — will leave you unable to progress. Gold and Warrior Coins are used for different things entirely. If a purchase is greyed out, check the icon next to the price before assuming you are simply too low-level. Energy is also spent on Rank Up, which is separate from both of the above.

Gold	earned from enemies; used to open cards and unlock upgrade facilities
Warrior Coins	used to actually buy warrior upgrades after a facility is unlocked with gold
Energy	built by tapping; spent on Rank Up to raise your growth multiplier

What to do when the wall will not break

Tips

In short When progress stalls at a wall, the fix is almost always more upgrades or better-equipped companions, not a different button to press.

Zone walls are the gates between areas, and you have to destroy them by attacking directly. If you are standing close enough and nothing is happening, your damage output needs work. Run through the checklist below before spending a long time grinding at a wall that simply outclasses you right now.

Tips worth knowing

Make sure you are physically next to the wall — attacks have a limited reach
Hit Equip Best in your inventory to confirm your strongest companions are on
If the bar moves but very slowly, put time into upgrading energy and damage before returning
Check both gold and Warrior Coins are stocked before buying warrior upgrades
Try Rank Up if you have enough energy sitting unused — the multiplier boost can make a real difference

Zone order and what to expect

Summary

In short There are six zones to reach in order, and landing in each one is recorded as a badge on your account.

The game is structured around six named zones you unlock one after another. Each time you enter a new zone for the first time, the game marks it with a badge. When you cross into a new zone, check the local card machine and size up the enemies before committing — if they feel too tough, stepping back to upgrade is the right call.

Zone 1 Alien Planet, the starting area

Zone 2 Titan District

Zone 3 Hidden Leaf

Zone 4 Sin Village

Zone 5 Hunter City

Zone 6 Pirate Village, the current final zone

Redeem codes

Warn

In short Codes expire and can only be used once per account, so enter one the moment you find it.

The game distributes redeem codes that grant in-game bonuses. There is a code entry screen inside the game — type carefully, since the codes are case-sensitive and a single wrong character causes an error. Copy-pasting is the safest method. The site tracks working codes separately and keeps that list current.

Worth watching out for

Copy-paste rather than type by hand to avoid case errors

Codes expire after a set period do not sit on one you have found

Each code works only once on any given account

08 Working codes Codes

10MVISITS 200 emeralds (new!)

200 emeralds (new!)

90KFAVORITES 200 emeralds (new!)

200 emeralds (new!)

NEWGRIMOIRE 200 emeralds and two of every T2 potion (new!)

200 emeralds and two of every T2 potion (new!)

TRIALMEDIUM 200 emeralds and two of every T3 potion (new!)

200 emeralds and two of every T3 potion (new!)

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

Energy: The resource you build by tapping or clicking, used both to power your progress and to Rank Up.
Gold: Currency earned by defeating enemies, spent on opening cards and unlocking upgrade facilities.
Warrior Coins: A separate currency used to buy warrior upgrades after you have already unlocked the facility with gold.
Card machine: The in-game device where you spend gold to pull companions.
Equip Best: A button in your inventory that automatically slots your strongest companions into active positions.
Avatar: A reward dropped by enemies that occupies its own equipment slot, distinct from card companions.
Rank Up: A system that consumes energy to raise your rank and increase your growth multipliers.
Raid: A wave-based challenge with its own entry conditions and rewards, separate from the main zone progression.
Zone wall: The destructible barrier at the exit of each area that you must attack and destroy to reach the next zone.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do first when I start playing?

Tap to build energy, fight nearby enemies for gold, then spend that gold at the card machine to get your first companions. Equip them right away using the Equip Best button, then head to the zone wall and attack it to see if your damage is landing.

Why can I not buy an upgrade even though I have gold?

Warrior upgrades use two different currencies depending on the step — gold to unlock the facility and Warrior Coins to buy the actual upgrades inside it. Check the icon next to the price on screen to see which one is required.

How many zones are there?

There are six zones in total, running from Zone 1 Alien Planet through to Zone 6 Pirate Village. Reaching each one for the first time earns you a badge that tracks your progress.

What devices can I play on?

The game runs on computers, phones, tablets, and consoles.

Does Rank Up cost gold?

No — Rank Up costs energy, not gold. These are two separate resources, so you need to keep your energy up if you plan to rank up regularly.

Updated Sep 30, 2026
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Anime Breaker [RELEASE] HF x Anime Breaker, Playing 13.8K, Rating 95.5%

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