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Anime Dice Halloween Part 1: What Players Can Claim in 2026

For readers in the United States

Author: Shivam Das · Independent coverage. Corrections / Contact

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Updated October 18, 2026, for U.S. players. Anime Dice’s Halloween Part 1 event is listed for October 18–21, giving players a short window to check the seasonal update, roll for characters, and verify Halloween rewards directly in-game. The key distinction: the event window is publicly listed, but not every reward claim circulating on third-party sites has been confirmed by the developer. This guide separates what is verifiable from what players should check before spending resources.

Quick answer: Open the official Anime Dice Roblox page, join the experience, and inspect the event screen and Shop’s Codes section. Public event listings show Halloween Part 1 starting October 18 at 12 p.m. Pacific Time and running through October 21 at 12 p.m. Pacific Time. Check the in-game event panel for final reward details because event menus and code rewards can change.

Anime Dice Roblox gameplay artwork showing an anime-inspired character and dice before Halloween Part 1
Anime Dice centers on rolling dice to reveal characters and improve a collection. Image source: Khel Now.

What is confirmed about Halloween Part 1?

The public Roblox experience page for Anime Dice, published by More & More Games, lists a Halloween Part 1 event for October 18. The game’s basic loop is clear from its description: roll dice to reveal anime-inspired characters, improve dice Luck, build a stronger team, collect rare characters and mutations, and earn money while offline. Those are the systems players can prepare before entering the seasonal event.

Third-party event trackers list the event as running from October 18 at noon Pacific Time until October 21 at noon Pacific Time. That gives U.S. players a limited three-day window according to those listings. If the in-game countdown differs from a tracker, treat the game timer as the final authority.

Anime Dice Roblox roll screen showing a character, dice, and in-game roll controls
The roll interface is central to Anime Dice progression. Image source: GAMES.GG.

What rewards did players receive?

At the time of writing, the responsible answer is to verify rewards inside the game rather than assume every online list describes Halloween Part 1. Community code trackers report a Halloween-related code labelled Halloween that may award one Pumpkin Jackpot. However, third-party code lists can disagree, and a code can expire or be corrected without notice. We could not confirm a complete official Halloween Part 1 reward table from a developer patch note.

To check the reward yourself:

  1. Open Anime Dice through the official Roblox experience page.
  2. Look for the Halloween Part 1 event banner or event interface.
  3. Read the displayed tasks, countdown, and reward requirements before spending currency.
  4. Open the Shop and scroll to the Codes area if you want to test a currently listed code.
  5. Enter codes exactly as written and confirm that the game shows a successful redemption message.
Anime Dice Roblox daily rewards interface displaying a seven-day reward track and character icons
Reward menus are useful to inspect before spending resources. Image source: MobileMatters/EarlyGame CDN.

Best preparation for U.S. players

Save resources until you see the event requirements

Do not spend every Lucky Spin, Gem, or Trait Reroll simply because a Halloween update has arrived. First check whether the event rewards require rolling, upgrading, collecting, or completing a particular activity. If the event does not require a specific spend, keeping a reserve gives you more flexibility when the next task becomes clear.

Improve Luck only when it serves your goal

Anime Dice uses dice upgrades and Luck as part of its collection loop. If you are chasing a rare character, a Luck improvement may be more useful than an unrelated upgrade—but the value depends on the stats shown in your current version. Avoid treating a third-party rarity graphic as a guaranteed probability unless the game itself displays that rate.

Anime Dice Roblox gameplay showing a player avatar facing collectible characters with rarity and earnings labels
Compare character rarity and displayed earnings in your own game session. Image source: MobileMatters/EarlyGame CDN.

Check characters and upgrades before selling or replacing them

When a limited event encourages rapid rolling, it is easy to replace a useful character too quickly. Compare the grade, traits, displayed earnings, and role of a character before making a decision. If you are building a team for combat or tower content, prioritize units that improve that goal rather than chasing every new pull.

Use the event timer—not a repost—as your deadline

U.S. players span multiple time zones. The listed noon Pacific start corresponds to 3 p.m. Eastern on October 18; the listed noon Pacific end corresponds to 3 p.m. Eastern on October 21. If the in-game countdown shows a different deadline, follow the game timer. Take a screenshot of the event requirements if you need to compare progress later.

Anime Dice Roblox rare roll artwork featuring a dice and an anime-inspired character
Rare rolls are exciting, but displayed in-game odds and event rules matter more than promotional art. Image source: GAMES.GG.

How to verify Halloween codes safely

Codes are case-sensitive in many Roblox games, and fan-maintained lists can be outdated. Start with the game’s official page and developer community rather than clicking unfamiliar “free reward” links. Never share your Roblox password, browser cookies, or verification codes with a website claiming it can grant event items. A legitimate code should be redeemed inside the game’s own interface.

Some October code roundups also list older rewards such as Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, and Gems. Those may be useful if they still work, but they are not proof that Halloween Part 1 itself granted those exact amounts. Treat every code as unconfirmed until the game accepts it and displays the reward.

Where to follow reliable updates

Bookmark the official Anime Dice experience and check the More & More Games community links available from the game page. If you are comparing other seasonal activities, see our guide to Roblox Halloween events with free rewards and the Roblox Halloween events priority checklist for U.S. players.

Frequently asked questions

When does Anime Dice Halloween Part 1 start?

Public event listings show October 18, 2026, at 12 p.m. Pacific Time, which is 3 p.m. Eastern. Check the live in-game countdown in case the developer changes the schedule.

When does Halloween Part 1 end?

Third-party trackers list October 21, 2026, at 12 p.m. Pacific Time, or 3 p.m. Eastern. The game’s event timer is the best final check.

What did players receive from Halloween Part 1?

A complete official reward list was not available to verify when this guide was prepared. Some third-party trackers report a Halloween code for one Pumpkin Jackpot, but players should confirm the code and reward in-game before relying on it.

How do I redeem Anime Dice codes?

Join Anime Dice, open the Shop, scroll to the Codes section, enter the code exactly, and press Redeem. A successful in-game confirmation is the clearest sign that the code worked.

Is the Halloween event free?

The public event listing does not by itself establish that every reward is free. Review each task and any purchase prompt in-game before spending Robux or other currency.

Where can I verify the event?

Use the official Anime Dice Roblox page and the event countdown displayed inside the experience. Avoid unofficial sites that ask for account credentials.

Reporting note: Event dates and reward claims can change. This guide distinguishes the public event listing from rewards reported by third-party trackers; it does not present unverified reward amounts as official developer confirmation.

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