Quick answer: Anime Dice’s Halloween Part 1 event is listed for October 18–21, 2026. The event window is confirmed by public event listings, but a complete developer-verified list of new Halloween units, rarities, and drop rates was not available in the sources checked. Treat specific unit names and odds as unconfirmed until they appear in-game or in a developer announcement.
Updated October 18, 2026 · By Shivam Das
What is confirmed for Halloween Part 1?
The public event tracker lists Halloween Part 1 from October 18 at 12 p.m. Pacific Time until October 21 at 12 p.m. Pacific Time. The official Anime Dice Roblox listing describes the core loop: roll dice for anime-inspired characters, upgrade dice for more Luck, build a team, and collect rare characters and mutations.
This confirms a limited-time Halloween event is scheduled; it does not independently confirm every reward or mechanic. Preview articles expect seasonal content, but a preview is not the same as complete official patch notes. Check the event panel in-game for schedule changes and exact rewards. Source: Anime Dice event tracker.
What should players check first?
- Open the event area. Read reward names, event currency, and timer.
- Check the Shop for codes. Codes can expire or change. Redeem them only in the game’s own interface.
- Inspect the Index and Backpack. Compare new units with your collection before selling duplicates.
- Record displayed odds. A “1 in X” image is not necessarily a complete drop-rate table for every unit or Luck multiplier.
- Save scarce resources until you know the requirements. Do not spend spins or rerolls based on rumors alone.
How to prepare without wasting spins
Anime Dice follows a straightforward loop: roll a unit, place useful units on your plot, collect the Cash they generate, and reinvest in upgrades and better dice. Preparation is more useful than spending everything blindly.
- Keep your best earners placed. A unit left unused in your Backpack does not help your plot generate income.
- Prioritize upgrades that solve your bottleneck. Income can help if the next die is too expensive; roll speed matters when rolling itself is slow.
- Save rerolls for units you plan to keep. Upgrading a unit you replace immediately can waste resources.
- Verify limited-time claims in-game. Screenshots can be old or from another update.
Are new Halloween units confirmed?
The event listing confirms Halloween Part 1 as a scheduled event, and preview coverage anticipates seasonal content. The sources reviewed did not provide a complete, independently verified roster with confirmed unit names, rarities, and drop rates. This guide therefore does not invent a unit list or rank rewards before details can be checked.
When you see a claimed new unit, verify its name in the in-game Index and inspect its displayed rarity and income. A community screenshot can be useful evidence, but label it player-submitted unless it comes from the developer.
Codes: what players should know
A third-party guide updated October 18 lists a code called Halloween NEW with a Pumpkin Jackpot reward. Treat that as a reported listing, not a guarantee: enter it in the game and rely on the confirmation message you receive. Code lists can go stale quickly, and reward values may differ across sites.
Never share your Roblox password or account cookie with a site promising free rolls. Avoid “code generators” that ask you to install software or complete suspicious surveys. Reference: Pro Game Guides’ Anime Dice codes page.
What has not been verified?
- A complete official list of Halloween Part 1 units.
- Confirmed rarity tiers and drop rates for every new unit.
- Whether every previewed feature is live on every server.
- Individual reward availability beyond the event window listed by the tracker.
Update these details only when there is clear in-game evidence or a reliable developer announcement. The event window and general mechanics are useful, but they should not be stretched into unsupported claims.
Check the official game listing
Launch the game and check the event panel directly: Play Anime Dice on Roblox. No verified official X/Twitter post or Halloween-specific video was located during this check, so this article does not embed an unrelated post or pretend an unrelated clip shows the new event.
Frequently asked questions
When does Anime Dice Halloween Part 1 start?
The public event tracker lists October 18, 2026, at 12 p.m. Pacific Time. Check the in-game panel for live status.
When does Halloween Part 1 end?
The same listing shows October 21, 2026, at 12 p.m. Pacific Time. Claim limited rewards before the event closes.
What new units were added?
A complete developer-verified list was not available in the sources checked. Verify unit names and rarity in the in-game Index.
Is the Halloween NEW code guaranteed to work?
No third-party list can guarantee a code remains active for every account. Test it in the official game interface.
What should I save before farming?
Keep useful units placed for income, save spins and rerolls until you understand event requirements, and prioritize upgrades that help you reach the next progression goal.
Sources and image notes
- Official Anime Dice experience on Roblox — game identity and public description.
- Bloxodes Anime Dice tracker — event dates.
- Pro Game Guides — third-party code report updated October 18, 2026.
- GAMES.GG and MobileMatters — general gameplay screenshots.
Editorial note: The five in-article images are distinct general gameplay or promotional images, not verified new Halloween assets. Confirm permissions or replace them with licensed/official screenshots before commercial use.
