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Anime Card Collection Guide: First steps after joining
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About
OverviewAnime Card Collection is a Roblox idle game where you open card packs, fill your binder with anime characters, and sell duplicates to fund better packs.
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Contents
01
First steps after joining
Step
In short
Finishing the tutorial and opening your first packs sets up everything else in the game.
When you load in, the game walks you through a tutorial — follow it all the way to the end before doing anything else. Your first card packs are handed to you as part of that process, so open them as prompted. Cards land in your binder automatically, so head there once the tutorial wraps up to see what you got.
- Finish the tutorial the game teaches you the core loop before anything else
- Open your starting packs you receive these free at the beginning
- Check your binder every card you open is stored there automatically
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02
Daily habits that keep you moving forward
CheckIn short
Logging in every day and selling cards you do not need are the two actions that matter most in the early game.
The game gives you a login bonus each day you show up. Duplicate cards sitting in your binder are wasted potential — sell them and put the cash toward your next pack.
- Collect your daily login bonus every session
- Sell duplicate cards to keep cash flowing
- Check the binder for gaps in your collection
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.
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04
Choosing between card packs
Table
The game has multiple packs at different price points. Cheaper packs give you common cards quickly and let you sell duplicates to rebuild funds. As your wallet grows, stepping up to pricier packs gives you a better shot at rarer cards. If one pack keeps giving you the same cards, try a different one for a while.
| Cheap packs | low cost, common cards |
| Mid-range packs | worth trying once your balance is comfortable |
| Expensive packs | higher chance at rare cards, but only after you have saved up |
05
Completing your collection faster
Tips
The game has a trade feature, so friends can help fill gaps that packs keep skipping over.
Tips worth knowing
- Open the binder before buying anything so you know which cards you still need
- Trade with friends to swap duplicates for cards you are actually missing
06
When things go wrong
WarnIn short
Most problems trace back to a full binder or not enough cash — check those two things first.
If you cannot open a pack, your binder being full is the most common cause. Sell or clear out cards you no longer need to free up space. Running short on cash? Scan the binder for anything you can sell before assuming you are stuck. Connection issues are separate — try reconnecting or restarting the game if the menus stop responding.
Worth watching out for
A full binder blocks new cards from arriving
sell duplicates or expand it before buying more packs
If a pack will not open, check your cash balance against the pack's price before anything else
07 Working codes
Codes
SixtyNineCode
SixtyEightCode
SixtySevenCode
SixtySixCode
Glossary
Glossary- Binder
- The in-game storage book where every card you open is saved and displayed as part of your collection.
- Card pack
- A purchasable bundle you open to receive a random set of cards, similar to a gacha pull.
- Login bonus
- A free reward given to you each day you log into the game.
- Trade
- The in-game feature that lets you exchange cards with friends to fill collection gaps.
- RNG
- Short for random number generator — the system that decides which card comes out of a pack each time you open one.
Common questions
FAQCan I finish the collection without spending Robux?
Yes. Logging in daily and selling duplicates gives you in-game cash to spend on packs.
What should I do when my binder is full?
Go through your binder and sell any cards you have more than one copy of. You can also expand the binder's capacity through the in-game menu.
Which pack should a brand-new player open first?
Start with the cheapest pack available. It lets you build up a base of cards to sell without draining your starting funds, and the cash from those sales can go toward more expensive packs later.
How much time do I need to play each day?
A few minutes is enough to collect your login bonus and sell any duplicates.
Updated Sep 11, 2026
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