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1. CodesAnime Ability Arena how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
2. CodesAnime Ability Arena expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
3. WikiAnime Ability Arena playersRoster hub.
4. PagesAnime Ability Arena updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
5. PagesAnime Ability Arena scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
6. PagesAnime Ability Arena official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
7. RankingsAnime Ability Arena tier listEditorial S through D boards.
8. GuidesFirst Match in Anime Ability ArenaConfirm the correct experience, learn the four combat roles, and leave the first fight with a Yen reading you can trust.
9. GuidesHow to Earn Yen and Estimate the Next UnlockUse real fights to earn Yen, measure one payout yourself, and turn that number into a fight count for the next panel price.
10. GuidesCharacter Unlock Costs and the ConflictsA dated Yen ladder, the Robux passes, and the prices that do not agree, so you can check the live panel instead of an old table.
11. GuidesControls on PC, Touch, and ConsoleLearn the four combat roles from the live HUD, including where controller charts disagree.
12. GuidesThe Reported 500 Yen Lobby PanelHow players describe the one-time 500Y FREE sign, and what to do if it is missing.
13. GuidesDiyo Moveset: Close PressureThe reported 55,000 Yen Diyo kit, its four move names, and how to avoid spending Dash into the water.
14. GuidesMako Moveset: Chase and Ring-OutsWhy guides say Maki is labeled Mako, and how Phase Slam and Unleash were reported to work.
15. GuidesUltra Instinct Price and MovesThe pass is real, the published prices disagree, and the reported kit is Punch, Dash, Divine Punch, and Divine Beam.
16. GuidesArena, Beginner Servers, Duels, and Easy ModeThe four places in universe 10399136326, and which rules Roblox has not published.
17. GuidesGame Passes and What the Prices Used to BeFive passes indexed for this experience on October 14, 2026, with the older prices they replaced.
18. GuidesDo Not Follow a Guide for the Wrong GameHow to reject Hits, gold, codes from other anime games, and lookalike reward pages.
19. WikiGokoReported starter. Players often say Goku.
20. WikiAstoFirst reported Yen milestone. Often called Asta.
21. WikiMichigoEarly Yen kit. Often called Ichigo.
22. WikiLaffyEarly displacement kit. Often called Luffy.
23. WikiNarotuMid-early pressure kit. Often called Naruto. Two Yen prices are in circulation.
24. WikiJinwuReported 2,500 Yen kit. Often linked to Sung Jinwoo.
25. WikiMakoChase and edge kit. The panel name in reports is Mako, not Maki.
26. WikiSasukeiReported 7,500 Yen kit. Often called Sasuke.
27. WikiYujin ItadoraReported 10,000 Yen kit. Often called Yuji.
28. WikiDekoReported 12,000 Yen kit. Often called Deku.
29. WikiKirruaReported 15,000 Yen kit. Often called Killua.
30. WikiZuroReported sword kit at 18,000 Yen. Often called Zoro.
31. WikiTanjuroReported 26,000 Yen specialist. Often called Tanjiro.
32. WikiSukunoTop of the August Yen ladder at 37,500. Often called Sukuna.
33. WikiSorcererRobux character pass, indexed as [SALE]The Strongest Sorcerer.
34. WikiUltra InstinctPremium Goko-side kit. Published prices do not agree.
35. WikiDiyoClose-range kit reported at 55,000 Yen. Often called DIO.
36. WikiKaidoA community roster called Kaido a game pass character. The pass name is not confirmed.
37. WikiDragon KingCharacter pass indexed at 1,199 Robux. Moves are not published.
38. WikiAnime Ability ArenaRoot place. The public description lives here.
39. WikiBeginner ServersOfficial place with no published rules.
40. WikiDuelsOfficial place. Match format is not in the public place record.
41. WikiEasy ModeFourth place on the October 14, 2026 list. Description is empty.
42. WikiCentral groundThe crowded middle of the reported island.
43. WikiShoreline and waterOpen water around the island. Ring-outs end fights in reports.
44. WikiStairs and elevationRaised ground changes which moves connect.
45. WikiYenThe only progression currency named in the official description.
46. Wiki500 Yen lobby panelCommunity-reported one-time sign, not a code.
47. Wiki2x Yen BoostPass 1898359036, indexed at 399 Robux.
48. WikiKill SoundKnockout sound pass. Indexed price fell from 199 to 159 Robux.
49. PagesHome
50. GuidesBeginner GuideA short first-session route for the official Anime Ability Arena experience. The full tasks live in the guides linked from each step.
51. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first match, Yen, unlock costs, controls, three documented movesets, the four places, and the current pass list.
52. WikiWikiCharacters, places, island routes, Yen, and the scheduled Gear 5 card. Prices and move details stay labeled by the date they were reported.
53. WikiCharactersIn-game names from community reports, plus Dragon King from the pass list. The official count is 20, so this roster is not a claim that every current slot is named.
54. WikiWorldsThe four places returned for universe 10399136326. Only the root place has an official description.
55. WikiMap & RoutesPosition notes for the reported mountainous island: center, shoreline, and elevation. These are combat routes, not extra places.
56. WikiMoneyYen from fighting, the reported starter panel, and the non-character passes 2x Yen Boost and Kill Sound.
57. WikiEventsThe Gear 5 card shown on the official experience page. It is a scheduled variant notice, not a released moveset guide.
58. CodesCodesNo verified Anime Ability Arena code string. The page explains how that was checked and how the reported 500 Yen panel differs from a code.
59. VideosVideo GuidesYouTube sessions that name this Roblox experience. Older showcases do not include characters added after they were recorded.
60. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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