Official Trello
No official Trello board is linked for Anime Stars; the game's community links point to its Roblox page and Discord.
Every fact on this site traces to the register below. Each entry names its type — Official, Official wiki, or Editorial — and the date it was last checked (wiki sources: 2026-10-03).
Anime Stars is unusually well documented for a young Roblox game: its developer, AlphaXStars, runs an official wiki (alphaxstudios.com) built from the game's own data, with exact summon rates, pity counters, enemy HP, drop percentages, upgrade costs, and a dated update log. That wiki and the official Roblox game page are this site's two fact sources. Everything else — community reports, tracker articles, player videos — is treated as a lead to verify against those two, never as a fact source by itself. When a number cannot be traced to the register below, the page says the value is undocumented instead of printing a guess.
Update-sensitive pages re-verify against these entries after every named game update; the game shipped 15 logged updates between August 16 and September 29, 2026.
| Source | Type | Used for | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official Roblox game page | Official | Description, title marker ([UPDATE 6.5]), codes in the description, platform list | 2026-10-03 |
| AlphaXStars Roblox community | Official | Creator identity | 2026-10-03 |
| Anime Stars Wiki by AlphaX Studio | Official wiki | Heroes, worlds, summons and odds, game modes, items, equipment, systems, progression, update log, active codes | 2026-10-03 |
| AlphaX Studio game page | Official | Studio identity and visit milestone (6.5M+) | 2026-10-03 |
| This site's codes page | Editorial | Collected code status with its own checked date (2026-09-28) | 2026-09-28 |
Recorded so no page pretends a source exists. These claims were verified during the check passes noted below.
No official Trello board is linked for Anime Stars; the game's community links point to its Roblox page and Discord.
No dedicated community-run wiki for this game ranked in web searches on 2026-10-03; the AlphaX Studio wiki is the game-data reference.
Roblox code-tracker articles exist for this game, but none was retrievable during the 2026-10-03 check, so no tracker is cited as a fact source on this site.
Start with official Roblox and creator-owned links, then use this site's dated pages as the index into them.
Use this page for the game title, creator, live Roblox availability, badges, and public update text.
CommunityUse this page or creator links to separate official boards from community references.
EditorialKeep official, community, video, Reddit, and guide-site references easy to compare.
Anime Stars' developer publishes an official in-game-data wiki, so this site treats that wiki and the Roblox game page as its fact sources and attaches the checked date to every table. Anything the official wiki does not publish — code rewards, per-hero stat tables, gamepass prices — is listed as undocumented instead of guessed, and update-sensitive numbers are re-checked after every named update (the game shipped 15 logged updates between August 16 and September 29, 2026).
Codes pages trace code strings to the official Roblox description and the official wiki's codes list. Wiki pages quote rates, costs, and tables from the official wiki's data pages with the checked date. Guides explain mechanics from the same tables without inventing numbers. The tier list and planner pages mark anything player-entered as a personal comparison rather than game data.
When two public sources disagree, the page keeps the official wiki or Roblox page version, notes the conflict where it matters, and never averages the two. A claimed value with no checkable source is removed rather than repeated. Older observations stay only when they help players avoid a mistake, and they are always labeled with their own date.
Use the route that matches what you need to decide next, without treating a related page as proof of an unverified game fact.
Keep every source comparison tied to the canonical game identity.
Use personal observations when public sources do not publish a safe formula.
See how active, reported, and expired reward claims are separated.
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Compare Roblox, Discord, Trello, wiki, and creator-owned destinations.
Use dated update context to interpret changing claims.
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