Steal an Anime Pack Codes (November 2026)

Every Steal an Anime Pack code that still redeems, what each timed boost does, and how to enter them from the upper-right Codes button.

A golden nine-tailed fox beside an anime pack card showing one in 857,747,777 odds
Image: Roblox

Last updated on 8 November 2026 · Game last updated by the developer: 8 November 2026

Steal an Anime Pack is the pack-pulling game with no honour system. You open anime packs for rare characters, merge doubles, send your units out to earn cash, and walk into other players’ bases to lift the packs they were saving.

Everything compounds through luck, cash and speed. Steal an Anime Pack codes pay timed boosts to all three, and this page lists every code that currently works.

All Working Steal an Anime Pack Codes

  • KaidoBossBug: 2x Luck for 15 minutes
  • Buubles: 2x Cash for 15 minutes
  • AdminAbuse2: 2x Speed for 15 minutes
  • Sorry: 2x Mutation for 15 minutes

Every code here is a timed boost, so redeem one when you are about to open packs rather than on the way out. The mixed capitalisation is deliberate and checked, and each code pays once per account.

Expired Steal an Anime Pack Codes

AdminAbuse, BestCommunity, BuubWasHere, StealAnAnimePack, ThanksFor500K

The last three of these carried printed expiry dates and shut off on 7 November, which is how fast boost codes rotate in this game.

A golden nine-tailed fox beside an anime pack card showing one in 857,747,777 odds
Image: Roblox

How to Redeem Steal an Anime Pack Codes

  1. Start Steal an Anime Pack from the Roblox app.
  2. Click the Codes button in the upper-right corner of the screen.
  3. Type a code into the Enter code here field.
  4. Hit Redeem and the boost timer starts immediately.

Boosts tick down in real time from the moment you press Redeem, so claim them one at a time instead of burning all four in one sitting.

What Luck, Cash and Mutation Boosts Change

Luck shifts the odds table on every pack you open, which matters in a game whose rarest pulls sit at one in hundreds of millions. Cash doubles what your working units bring in, including the money they earn while you are offline.

Speed gets you between bases faster on a steal run, and Mutation doubles the chance a pull comes out with a trait worth keeping.

What Is Steal an Anime Pack?

Steal an Anime Pack is a steal-and-collect game from Anime Tuff Games that has passed 10.7 million visits and 405.8 thousand favorites since it opened in August 2026. It holds around 22.5 thousand concurrent players, which makes it one of the busiest games in this cluster.

Servers run 5 players and reset their steal cycle every thirty minutes, and your units keep earning cash while you are logged out. It was last updated on 8 November 2026.

Two Steal an Anime Pack players holding glowing pack cards
Image: Roblox

Where to Find New Steal an Anime Pack Codes

New codes are posted in the Steal an Anime Pack Discord server as they ship, and several recent ones carried expiry dates in the announcement itself.

The pattern so far pays out after bugs and milestones, so a rough patch or a big player-count round number is usually followed by a code within a day.

For more of the same, see our Steal a Brainrot codes and Anime Dice codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Steal an Anime Pack codes are working right now?

Use the list at the top of this page. Boost codes here carry expiry dates and rotate weekly, so this list changes faster than most games’.

Why did my Steal an Anime Pack code stop working so quickly?

Recent codes shut off on printed expiry dates rather than fading out. A code that worked on Monday can be legitimately dead by Friday.

Are Steal an Anime Pack codes case sensitive?

Yes, and unusually they are mixed case. Copy them exactly as written, capital letters and lowercase together, or the box rejects them.

Do Steal an Anime Pack codes stack?

Different boost types run at the same time, so a Luck and a Cash code can overlap. Redeeming the same type again does not extend the timer.

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Written by Marcus Feltz

Marcus Feltz handles sport and gaming at Fox Bulletin, writing the record-book rankings and the working code lists that Roblox players rely on. Every codes page is rebuilt from each game's own channels on each pass, and a code that stops redeeming is moved down to the expired list the same day.

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