My Anime Life Codes (November 2025)

Updated on November 12, 2025

Last checked for new codes on November 12, 2025 (Today)

My Anime Life is a lively Roblox role-playing simulator where you get to live the life of a student in a dorm setting. You attend classes, take on side jobs, and earn cash to upgrade your lifestyle. What makes it even more exciting are the codes that give you free cash and gold bars, helping you buy cool vehicles and stylish items without the usual grind. These codes add a fun boost, letting you explore more of what the game has to offer with less hassle.

Active My Anime Life Codes

Right now, there are 8 active codes you can use.

RELEASENew

This code gives you 20 Gold and 20,000 Cash.

thankyoufor100kNew

This code gives you 20 Gold and 100,000 Cash.

secretgoldNew

This code gives you 40 Gold.

update1New

This code gives you 150,000 Cash and 50 Gold.

update2New

This code gives you Free Rewards.

two_millionvisitsNew

This code gives you 500,000 Cash and 100 Gold.

500kvisitsNew

This code gives you 200k Cash And 50 Gold.

1mthankyouNew

This code gives you 400k Cash And 50 Gold.

How to Redeem My Anime Life Codes

There are no special requirements to redeem codes in the game, so anyone can grab these freebies anytime. Just follow these simple steps:

Launch My Anime Life on Roblox.
Wait for the game to fully load.
Look for the Trophy icon on the left side of your screen and click it.
In the rewards menu, select the 'Codes' button.
Type or paste an active code exactly as it appears.
Click the 'Redeem' button to claim your rewards.

That’s it! Your cash and gold bars will be added instantly, ready to spend on whatever you like.

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Expired My Anime Life Codes

We haven't tracked any expired codes yet.

Trouble Redeeming Codes?

If you’re having trouble redeeming codes, here are some common reasons to check:

Codes are case-sensitive, so make sure you enter them exactly as shown.
The code might have expired, though currently all known codes are still active.
You need to be in the game and fully loaded before entering codes.
Sometimes, network issues or glitches can prevent redemption, so try restarting the game.

If none of these fix the problem, keep an eye on official channels for updates or new codes.

Best Places to Grab More Codes

The best way to stay updated with fresh codes is by joining the developer Boxmoji’s official My Anime Life Discord server, especially the ‘announcements’ channel where new codes drop first. You can also follow the official Twitter account My Anime Life Twitter for quick updates and sneak peeks. Don’t forget to subscribe to the devs’ YouTube channel for videos and announcements. Bookmark this page with Ctrl + D (or CMD + D on Mac) so you never miss new codes as we update them as soon as they come out.

What Rewards You Get From These Codes

Codes in the game mostly reward you with two main currencies: Cash and Gold Bars. Cash is your primary currency to buy vehicles, furniture, and other lifestyle items. Gold Bars are a premium currency used for special purchases and upgrades. Here’s a quick look at what you get:

Reward Type	Description
Cash	In-game money used to buy vehicles, dorm decorations, and other items to improve your student life experience.
Gold Bars	Premium currency that lets you unlock exclusive items and upgrades faster than normal gameplay.

These rewards give you a nice head start or a boost to customize your character and dorm, making your anime life more stylish and fun.

Join My Anime Life Community to catch every update.

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