Anime vs Anime! How to Get Coins and What to Spend Them On

Quick answer

The verified way to get Coins in Anime vs Anime! is redeeming active Coin codes at the Summon screen in the main lobby, and Coins are spent on packs and summons at that same screen. Matches are the game's ongoing route to wins and coins, and the Roblox store lists two optional Coin purchases.

• Coin codes pay a set amount per code: the active list reported on November 1, 2026 included codes worth 3,000, 5,000 and 10,000 Coins.
• Matches are framed around earning wins and coins, but no exact per-match payout is documented.
• The store listing includes a 2X Coins game pass at R$299 and a 1000 Coins developer product at R$9.
• Codes can expire at any time, so take amounts from the current list rather than from memory.

Codes are the earning route with concrete documented amounts attached, so they are the natural starting point. The current list lives on the Anime vs Anime! codes page, which also has the full redemption walkthrough.

Coins from codes

Active codes pay Coins in set amounts, and each amount belongs to a specific code rather than to the game as a whole. The maintained code list reported 27 active codes as of its November 1, 2026 update, and the Coin-paying entries among them included rewards of 3,000, 5,000 and 10,000 Coins. One code's amount is an example of what that code pays — it is not a fixed Coin-earning rate, which matters because no fixed gameplay payout rate is documented to compare against.

Redemption happens in-game at the Summon screen:

1. Walk up to the Summon section in the main lobby.
2. Enter the code in the text box at the bottom of the screen.
3. Hit Redeem to claim the reward.

Enter codes exactly as written — incorrect spelling or capitalization can make a code fail, so copying and pasting directly from the active list is the easiest way to avoid mistakes.

Codes can also expire at any time. The inactive list includes BillNYETheScienceGuy, which previously rewarded 5,000 Coins and no longer redeems — a reminder that an amount remembered from an older list may be dead today, and that the current list is the reliable place to check before you start entering codes.

Coins from matches

The game is framed as pitting you against other fighters to earn the most wins and coins, top the playtime charts, and claim top spots on each leaderboard, with fighting for packs and drawing better heroes tied to a longer win streak.

That makes matches the ongoing gameplay route alongside codes, but it is a description of the game's loop rather than a payout schedule. It does not state how many Coins a match pays, and it does not establish whether a win pays more than a loss. Treat match play as the route that keeps producing wins and coins over time, without a published rate you can calculate from. The combat guide covers the manual controls and autofight options for playing those matches.

Coin purchases in the Roblox store

Two Coin-related items appear in the game's Roblox store listing snapshot:

• 2X Coins game pass — R$299, listed October 8, 2026, among six game passes. The listing gives the effect only through the pass's name, and it has not been verified in gameplay, so don't budget around a precise doubling of your earnings.
• 1000 Coins developer product — R$9, within a developer-product range of R$9–899. The listing is a snapshot, so confirm current availability in the in-game store before relying on it.

These are purchases rather than gameplay earning methods. The game passes page covers the full six-pass set with all prices.

What Coins buy

Coins are spent on packs and summons, and the spending happens at the same Summon screen where codes are redeemed. The game's own framing tells players to grab new codes 'to buy the best packs,' and a gameplay guide describes keeping summoning with Coins and Apex Packs from codes at the summon button.

The pieces form one loop. Codes supply Coins, and some codes supply Apex Packs — a separate summon resource used at the same button. Opening packs draws fighters, and the game's description ties drawing better heroes, along with fighting for packs, to a longer win streak. Matches then feed wins, coins and leaderboard position, which are the goals the description names.

For the screen itself — the pack banner and the Codes box — see the summoning guide. For how Coins sit alongside other currencies and Apex Packs, see the currency guide. The fighter collection and fighter rarities pages cover the fighters you are trying to draw, and the beginner guide is the place to start if you are new to the game.

What to watch for

• A code will not redeem: spelling or capitalization can break it — copy and paste from the current list rather than retyping.
• A remembered code no longer works: codes can expire at any time, so check the current list before relying on an amount.
• You are estimating the grind: no fixed per-match Coin rate or win-versus-loss difference is documented, and code amounts are per-code examples rather than an earning rate.