Kabuki Codes (October 2026): Every Working Reroll Code

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Last updated on 30 October 2026 · Game last updated by the developer: 30 October 2026

Kabuki drops you into a rebuilt 1988 Kabukicho with no standing at all. The district runs on whatever you do in it, so a night can mean karaoke, a club, a bowl of ramen or a fight you did not pick, and the people around you are better at all four.

What separates one character from another is the fighting style the game rolls for you. Kabuki codes pay the rerolls that draw a new one, and this page lists every code that currently works.

All Working Kabuki Codes

HALLOWEEN: 35 rerolls
WEAPONS: 20 rerolls
DELAY: 15 rerolls
GARBAGEMAN: 10 rerolls

Every live Kabuki code pays rerolls and nothing else, and the figure beside each one is what the game credits. Codes are typed in capitals and pay once per account.

Expired Kabuki Codes

500CCU, 100CCU, BUGS, COMBATFIX, GANGWAR, ILOVEKABUKI10, JOBS, OG, PATCH, RECORDCCU, RELEASE

These no longer redeem. The player-count codes were the first to go, and the patch and bugfix codes followed the builds that fixed what they were apologising for.

Two Kabuki characters facing off beside a skip in a neon lit back alley — Image: Roblox

How to Redeem Kabuki Codes

Open Kabuki from the Roblox app and create your character.
Press H to bring up the character menu.
Type a code into the Enter field at the top of that menu.
Press Submit to collect the rerolls.

There is no group to join and no level gate. The field is small and sits above the character panel rather than inside it, which is why new players miss it.

What a Reroll Is Worth in Kabuki

A reroll draws a new fighting style for your character. The draw is random and the rare results are what decide whether a street fight goes your way.

Nothing else in the game pays rerolls at this rate, so a code is worth holding until you are unhappy with the style you are carrying rather than spending on the first roll.

What Is Kabuki?

Kabuki is a yakuza street roleplay game from Oicho Kabu that has passed 2.9 million visits and 46.2 thousand favorites since it opened in July 2026. It holds around 212 concurrent players on 50 player servers.

The map is a modified Kabukicho in Shinjuku rather than a generic city, and the game was last updated on 30 October 2026.

Kabuki characters sitting in a ramen bar under cherry blossom — Image: Roblox

Where to Find New Kabuki Codes

New codes go to the Kabuki Discord server first, in the codes channel, and the developers post there before the game page changes.

Not every code reaches that channel. Some arrive attached to an update announcement instead, which is why the announcements channel is worth watching alongside it.

For more of the same, see our Da Hood codes and Gakuran codes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Kabuki codes are working right now?

The working list near the top of this page is the current one. Every entry on it pays rerolls, which is the only reward Kabuki has ever given for a code.

Where is the code box in Kabuki?

Behind the H key. It opens the character menu, and the entry field runs along the top of the screen with the Submit button beside it.

Do I need to join a group to redeem Kabuki codes?

No. Kabuki has no group requirement and no minimum level, so the code box works from the moment your character exists.

What does a Kabuki reroll actually change?

It redraws the fighting style your character carries. Nothing else about the character is touched, so a reroll is only worth taking when you want the style gone.

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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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