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1. Codes1KCCU5,000 Gems, 100 Trait Crystals, and 20 Stat Tokens
2. CodesRELEASE3,000 Gems, 50 Trait Crystals, and 10 Stat Tokens
3. Codes100KVISReward not stated
4. Codes1KFAVReward not stated
5. ToolsMythic Summon ChanceEstimates the chance of at least one Mythic in a number of independent summons. The default 0.5 percent is the top of the published range, not a live rate. Banner notes also cite rates near 0.05 percent. A recorded 10-summon costs 380 Gems.
6. ToolsTrait Crystal PlannerSubtracts the Trait Crystals you already have from the crystals required for one milestone on several units. Default 400 is the common Mythic figure. Set 500 if your panel says 500, or 10, 30, or 100 for earlier milestones.
7. CodesAnime Galaxies how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
8. CodesAnime Galaxies expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
9. ToolsAnime Galaxies toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
10. ToolsAnime Galaxies class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
11. WikiAnime Galaxies playersRoster hub.
12. PagesAnime Galaxies updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
13. PagesAnime Galaxies scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
14. PagesAnime Galaxies official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
15. RankingsAnime Galaxies tier listEditorial S through D boards.
16. GuidesBeginner WalkthroughStart Anime Galaxies by confirming the Champions TD listing, redeeming the launch codes, summoning with the recorded 40 and 380 Gem prices, and clearing the first story world with a farm unit on the field.
17. GuidesSummoning and GemsA recorded Anime Galaxies 10-summon costs 380 Gems and a single costs 40. Mythic rates are published only as a range, and the pity number on the counter was not printed.
18. GuidesTrait MilestonesTrait Crystals unlock a choice at 10, 30, and 100. The Mythic milestone is reported as both 400 and 500, and several Mythic cards do not match across writeups. Read the panel.
19. GuidesEvolutions and CraftingEvolving a unit costs its crafted item, DNA, and 100,000 coins. The only full published recipe is the Hollow Mask path for the Ishgo and Ichigo kit.
20. GuidesStory, Nightmare, and ChallengesStory acts are 10 waves across five reported worlds. Nightmare and the official 15-minute, daily, and weekly challenges are the repeatable reward loops.
21. GuidesSokonu RaidThe launch raid drops the Secret unit called Sukuna in raid notes and Sokonu (King) in the unit index. The reported drop is 1.5 percent. A 100-clear pity is disputed.
22. GuidesEarly Team ChoicesAn early Anime Galaxies team is Spedwag, one published carry, and Foji for air and Slow. This is an editorial reading of published kits, not an official rank.
23. GuidesShop PassesRainbow Boost is listed at 249 Robux and VIP at 399 Robux. The 2x resource passes were seen in the shop without published prices.
24. GuidesBattle Controls and Auto-PlayAnime Galaxies documents free 2x speed, phantom placement, and auto-play limits. Follow-up hits do not count as basic attacks.
25. WikiRoger (Pirate King)Secret unit whose published kit stuns, bypasses shields, splashes every fifth attack, and grants a non-stacking team damage aura.
26. WikiSokonu (King)Secret wave-clear unit with health-scaled damage, bleed, a kill-triggered follow-up, and a timed Domain. Raid notes call the same secret drop Sukuna.
27. WikiGoju (Six Eyes)Mythic carry whose aura hits only the inner 40 percent of his range. Launch notes use the name Gojo for the same Six Eyes role.
28. WikiIshgo (Perfect Mask)Mythic gauge unit. The same Hollow gauge, bleed, and crescent follow-up are written up under the name Ichigo.
29. WikiItoshi (Awakened)Mythic name in the early-access index. A full kit was not published.
30. WikiJoren (Unlimited)Mythic name in the early-access index. A full kit was not published. A Jiren air-damage note is a different writeup and is not locked to this card.
31. WikiMegomu (Shadows)Mythic control unit. Divine Hounds slow, Hunting Pack pays off on slowed enemies, and Chimera Garden is a Domain.
32. WikiStork (Resurrection)Mythic area unit. Soul Wolf follow-ups get a Solitude bonus when no other unit stands within 10 studs.
33. WikiZid (Atomic)Mythic name in the early-access index. A full kit was not published. Do not treat Cid, Sid, or an Atomic title as confirmed stats.
34. WikiFojiLegendary unit that hits air and ground and applies a 60 percent Slow. Launch notes describe the same slow under the name Fujitora.
35. WikiGenNo standout kit was published. Early rankings treat Gen as a temporary combat filler while you build a documented core.
36. WikiKitzaruNo standout kit was published. Early rankings treat Kitzaru as a temporary combat filler.
37. WikiKizuaNo standout kit was published. Early rankings treat Kizua as a temporary combat filler. A summon note also lists Kizaru among Legendaries; that spelling is not given a separate kit.
38. WikiNatzoNo standout kit was published. Early rankings treat Natzo as a temporary combat filler.
39. WikiGowkoEpic with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace Gowko after the opening stages. Spedwag is the Epic they tell you to keep.
40. WikiHippoEpic with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace Hippo as soon as a documented unit is available.
41. WikiItodokiEpic with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace Itodoki as soon as a documented unit is available.
42. WikiSpedwagEpic farm unit. Launch notes also call this unit Speedwagon and give it a three-placement cap.
43. WikiVegiraEpic with no published kit. Early rankings specifically say Vegira is worth selling rather than upgrading.
44. WikiSakooraRare starter with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace Sakoora immediately.
45. WikiSan-GRare starter with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace San-G immediately. The summon menu includes an auto-sell option that can drop Rares.
46. WikiSoskeeRare starter with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace Soskee immediately.
47. WikiZortoRare starter with no published kit. Early rankings say to replace Zorto immediately.
48. WikiGalacticMythic trait reported as +250% damage, -10% cooldowns, +10% range, and a one-placement limit.
49. WikiChosenMythic trait with two conflicting published cards. Read the in-game text before you spend the milestone.
50. WikiBounty HunterTrait tied to Spedwag in every farm guide, but the printed effect is not the same in every report.
51. WikiWraithMythic name on a transcribed card. A separate writeup uses Wrath with different boss numbers.
52. WikiHyper SpeedLegendary trait reported as 22.5 percent cooldown reduction, about 29 percent more attacks while the unit is attacking.
53. WikiMarksmanLegendary range trait. The extra distance is map-dependent. No percent was published.
54. WikiDisasterLegendary finisher. Bonus damage only while the target is under 40 percent HP. The bonus size was not published.
55. WikiPerceptiveXP trait with no combat value once the unit reaches its level cap.
56. WikiSwiftName present in a Legendary trait index. The effect text was not published.
57. WikiEnraged 1Rare damage trait. The bonus also applies to abilities that scale off the unit's damage, including timed damage.
58. WikiEnraged 2Epic version of Enraged. Larger than Enraged 1, still without a published percent.
59. WikiDedicated 1Rare basic-attack trait. Preferred over Enraged only when the kit counts attacks.
60. WikiDedicated 2Epic basic-attack trait. Same role as Dedicated 1, at the 30-crystal milestone.
61. WikiSniper 1Rare range trait. No percent was published.
62. WikiSniper 2Epic range trait. Same role as Sniper 1, at the 30-crystal milestone.
63. WikiHidden VillageFirst story world named in launch walkthroughs. Five acts, 10 waves each.
64. WikiOne PieceSecond story world in the launch map list. Five acts of 10 waves.
65. WikiDragon BallThird story world. The same walkthrough also calls world three Dragon City and says air enemies start here.
66. WikiBleachFourth story world in the launch map list. Five acts of 10 waves.
67. WikiJujutsu KaisenFifth story world in the launch map list. Five acts of 10 waves.
68. WikiSokonu RaidRaid encounter that drops the Secret unit raid notes call Sukuna. The unit index name is Sokonu (King).
69. WikiDNAEvolution material from stages and challenges. The Hollow Mask path asks for 500 DNA to craft and 500 more to evolve.
70. WikiElemental EssencesDark, Earth, Water, Wind, and Light essences from 15-minute challenges. Light and Dark stones in the hourly shop may be the same items.
71. WikiHollow MaskCrafted catalyst for the Hollow-gauge mythic, written up as Ichigo and indexed as Ishgo (Perfect Mask).
72. WikiHonored EyeEvolution item named for Goju / Gojo. Ingredient counts were not published.
73. WikiShadow SwordEvolution item named for a unit called Sid or Cid. Not confirmed as Zid (Atomic).
74. WikiCursed FingersRaid material named for the Sukuna or Sokonu evolution.
75. WikiPerfect AtomStat item that raises one stat grade by a full tier, up to the Triple cap.
76. WikiEvolution StationLobby evolution spend: the unit's crafted item, DNA, and a 100,000 coin fee.
77. WikiGoldStage money for placement, upgrades, the evolution fee, and the hourly stone shop. Not the same currency as Gems.
78. WikiGemsSummon currency. A recorded single summon costs 40 Gems and a 10-summon costs 380.
79. WikiTrait CrystalsSpent on one unit to unlock a trait choice. Milestones at 10, 30, and 100 are stable. Mythic is reported as both 400 and 500.
80. WikiStat TokensCurrency for the stat reroll station. Separate from Trait Crystals and from the Perfect Atom.
81. PagesHomeSummon champions, spend Trait Crystals on a chosen trait, and clear story, Nightmare, and raids in Anime Galaxies.
82. GuidesGuidesStart with the first session, then open summoning, traits, evolutions, story, raids, teams, passes, or battle controls.
83. GuidesBeginner GuideA short path for a new Anime Galaxies player: the right game, the code fountain, the first summon, and the first story world.
84. WikiWikiUnits, traits, story worlds, the raid, evolution materials, and the currencies those systems spend.
85. WikiUnitsEarly-access roster for Anime Galaxies. Secret, Mythic, Legendary, Epic, and Rare names from the published index, with kits only where the notes include them.
86. WikiTraitsTrait choices unlocked with Trait Crystals. Rare, Epic, and Legendary milestones are stable. Several Mythic cards conflict and are printed both ways.
87. WikiWorldsFive story worlds from the launch walkthrough. Each has five acts of 10 waves. The third world is where air enemies are reported.
88. WikiBossesThe Sokonu raid, including the reported 1.5 percent Secret drop and the disputed pity.
89. WikiMaterialsDNA, essences, and the named evolution catalysts. Counts are included only for the Hollow Mask path.
90. WikiCraftingThe lobby evolution station, the 100,000 coin fee, and how it differs from in-match upgrades.
91. WikiMoneyGold pays for placement, upgrades, evolution, and the hourly stone shop. It is not the Gem wallet.
92. WikiTokensGems, Trait Crystals, and Stat Tokens. Each one feeds a different system.
93. WikiEventsSeason Pass, 15-minute challenges, daily and weekly challenges, and the lobby cup shuffle.
94. CodesCodesLaunch-window Anime Galaxies codes, the fountain steps, and the strings that are only listed as expired.
95. ToolsCalculatorTwo input forms: the chance of at least one Mythic summon, and how many Trait Crystals you still need. Defaults are labeled examples, not live drop rates.
96. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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