New Anime Zero reward codes are being reported by Roblox code trackers this week, with four strings added to their October 9 lists. The reports name 50KCCU, SORRYFORZEDELAY, UPDATETWO and ARISE67. The useful distinction is that these are corroborated published reports, rather than codes independently redeemed for this article.
Anime Zero’s official Roblox listing describes an anime dungeon crawler RPG with exploration, fast combat and several game modes. The experience is credited to LY*. Its description also warns that active development can involve bugs, performance problems and incomplete features. The listing establishes the game’s identity, but it does not publish the code strings discussed below.
What the new reports list
Beebom’s October 9 update reports 50KCCU as a reward bundle containing Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, Coins and Gems. It lists SORRYFORZEDELAY, UPDATETWO and ARISE67 as further new codes, each with a level-50 requirement.
Bloxodes independently carries those same four strings, the same reported reward quantities and the same level requirements for the latter three. For example, both trackers list UPDATETWO with 150 Trait Rerolls, 100,000 Coins and 150 Lucky Spins. That agreement is useful evidence of what has been reported. It does not prove that every account can claim the rewards now.
Players should copy the strings exactly if they choose to try them. The spelling SORRYFORZEDELAY may look unusual, but that is the string published by both sources. Rewriting it into a more familiar phrase would change the code being tested.
Why reward totals need care
The older UPDATESOONWEPROMISE code illustrates a reporting problem. Beebom lists 11 Lucky Spins, while Dexerto’s October 8 article lists 100. Both attach the string to an October code list, yet the payout descriptions differ.
This article therefore does not combine all reported codes into a guaranteed total. A tracker’s update timestamp is also different from a developer-issued expiry date. Without an accessible official code announcement or an observed in-game result, claims that a code will definitely work, never expire or grant an exact cumulative payout would go beyond the evidence.
How to try the reported codes
Beebom’s redemption instructions direct players to launch Anime Zero, select the Codes option on the right, enter a string and choose Redeem. Its guide notes that some codes require a particular level. Check those requirements before treating a rejected code as an expiry.
If a listed reward differs from the result in your account, the in-game result is the relevant evidence for that attempt. Keep the code, date and observed payout together when reporting a discrepancy. That is more useful than copying an undated list into another guide.
The news here is the appearance of four new strings across dated October trackers. A permanent codes database can follow later, with official announcement links and individual redemption checks. For now, the sources support a clearly attributed update without presenting untested rewards as guaranteed freebies.
