Anime vs Anime! Game Passes: All Six Prices in Robux
Anime vs Anime! sells six game passes: VIP, 2X Coins and 2x Gems at 299 Robux each, Extra Reroll at 199, Fast Summon at 49 and Lucky Summons at 29. All six are listed for sale at full price.
Quick answer
Anime vs Anime! sells six optional game passes: VIP, 2X Coins and 2x Gems at 299 Robux each, Extra Reroll at 199 Robux, Fast Summon at 49 Robux and Lucky Summons at 29 Robux. All six are marked for sale, and none carries a recorded discount.
- The six passes sit at four price points, so a Robux budget is matched against the price column rather than against which pass sounds strongest.
- The Roblox catalog entry gives each pass a name, a price and an on-sale status only — it does not describe what the pass grants.
- All six belong to the group SellWater! (group id 794774676) and share one display icon, so the name is the only way to tell them apart in a listing.
Anime vs Anime! game passes and their Robux prices
- Game pass
- VIP
- Price in Robux
- 299
- Game pass
- 2X Coins
- Price in Robux
- 299
- Game pass
- 2x Gems
- Price in Robux
- 299
- Game pass
- Extra Reroll
- Price in Robux
- 199
- Game pass
- Fast Summon
- Price in Robux
- 49
- Game pass
- Lucky Summons
- Price in Robux
- 29
The table runs from the most expensive pass down to the cheapest, which is the useful order if you are matching a Robux balance to what is on offer. Listing status is the same on every row in the 2026-11-01 catalog — for sale, with no discount recorded — so it is stated here once rather than repeated beside each name.
Six paid game passes exist for the Anime vs Anime! game universe, and that is the complete set: the official Roblox game-pass catalog for universe 10768371135 lists exactly six entries, and every one of them is marked for sale. These are Roblox game passes, bought with Robux through Roblox rather than with anything you earn in a match, and the amounts above are the prices that catalog record shows as of 2026-11-01.
Four price points, with three passes sharing the top one
The prices are not spread evenly across the range. VIP, 2X Coins and 2x Gems all cost the same 299 Robux, which makes the top of the catalog its crowded end. Nothing in the listing separates those three from one another except the name, so comparing them on cost alone gives you no reason to prefer one over the other two — the choice between them rests entirely on something the store entry does not contain.
Below that group the ladder drops away quickly: Extra Reroll at 199 Robux, Fast Summon at 49 and Lucky Summons at 29. That gap matters when you are spending. The two cheapest passes, Fast Summon and Lucky Summons, come to 78 Robux together — about a quarter of a single top-price pass — while Extra Reroll sits closer to the 299-Robux group than to the cheap end. If you are weighing a limited Robux balance, the catalog's practical shape is either one 299-Robux pass or a spread across the three cheaper ones. Taking the whole set at these listed prices would come to 1,174 Robux (299 + 299 + 299 + 199 + 49 + 29).
The listed price is the full price in the current catalog
None of the six passes carries a discount. Every pass entry has an empty discount field, so each one is offered at the amount shown against it: the number you see on a pass is the number you pay, with no second reduced figure sitting behind it and no reduced-price window recorded for any of the six in the 2026-11-01 catalog.
What that record cannot tell you is whether a discount will appear later. It is a snapshot of one day's prices, so treat these figures as the current listed amounts rather than as a fixed ceiling or as a reason to assume that waiting will or will not save Robux. If you come back to this page later, the six prices in the table are the numbers to compare a new listing against. Game-wide changes are collected on the updates page.
What each pass actually changes is not stated in the listing
This is the real limitation of the store data, and it applies to all six equally. Every pass entry has an empty description, and the catalog carries no benefit text, no odds, no currency-conversion values and no description of game mechanics. VIP, 2X Coins, 2x Gems, Extra Reroll, Fast Summon and Lucky Summons are labels only: they record what a pass is called, not what it grants.
That means the names are not a specification you can lean on. "2X Coins" and "2x Gems" are names that mention two of the game's currency terms, and "Fast Summon", "Lucky Summons" and "Extra Reroll" borrow the game's summoning vocabulary, but the listing itself supplies no multiplier, no rate, no odds and no rule that connects any of those words to an effect. What a pass changes once it is owned has to come from the game or from the developer's own explanation for that pass — not from the store entry, and not from guessing at the title.
The game's resources and its summon screen are each explained on their own page for the general context those names are reaching for: the currency guide covers Coins, Emeralds and Apex Packs, and the summoning guide covers where packs are opened. Neither page turns a pass name into a confirmed effect, and neither is a substitute for the developer's description of a specific pass.
How to tell the six apart in a store listing
All six passes use the same display icon image asset, so the thumbnails cannot do the identifying work for you — every pass in the set shows the same picture. That leaves the name as the only distinguishing feature in the listing, which makes exact reading more important than usual. 2X Coins and 2x Gems differ only by that lowercase x and by the currency word, and they are two separate passes at the same 299-Robux price; buying one does not give you the other.
One detail does help confirm what you are looking at: all six passes are owned by the same Roblox group, SellWater! (group id 794774676). The whole paid pass catalog for this game universe comes from that single creator group, so a pass listed under a different creator is not part of this set, however familiar its name looks.
When the passes appeared in the catalog
The entries did not all arrive at once. Five of them — VIP, 2X Coins, Lucky Summons, Fast Summon and Extra Reroll — were created on 2026-10-08 within roughly 35 seconds of each other, which reads as one initial batch. 2x Gems was created later, on 2026-10-16. So the current set of six is not necessarily the set a player saw in the first days of the catalog: on the record's own dating, 2x Gems is the later addition, and it is the only one of the six that did not belong to the original batch.
What to check before you buy
Because the listing documents only names, prices and on-sale status, the useful checks are narrow and concrete. Run them in order against the pass you are looking at:
Checklist
- Confirm the pass name matches one of the six
VIP, 2X Coins, 2x Gems, Extra Reroll, Fast Summon or Lucky Summons. Spelling matters — 2X Coins and 2x Gems differ only by that lowercase x and are two separate passes at the same price.
- Confirm the Robux amount matches the listed price
299 for VIP, 2X Coins and 2x Gems, 199 for Extra Reroll, 49 for Fast Summon and 29 for Lucky Summons. No pass records a discount, so a different figure is not the listed price from this catalog.
- Confirm the creator group is SellWater!
Group id 794774676 owns all six passes in this catalog, so a different creator means the pass is not part of this set.
If all three line up, you are looking at a genuine pass from this game's catalog at its listed price — and you still will not learn from the store page what the pass changes.
One last piece of scope, so the numbers are not asked to do more than they can. The 2026-11-01 record lists six individual passes at those four price points. It records no bundle price for several passes bought together and no discounted variant of any single pass, so the six entries above are the complete catalog that record shows. Whether the game offers any other way to acquire what these passes provide is not something this catalog documents; for the parts of the game you can work through without spending Robux, the beginner guide is the place to start.
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