Anime Origins Guides Hub
First-hour path, summon rules, trait rerolls, evolution, and every live mode in one index.
Anime Origins launched on Roblox on 14 August 2026 from Origins Project. It is a live anime tower defense with online co-op, free private servers, and a 22-player cap. This hub is the map of every how-to on the wiki. If you just joined, start with Getting Started and treat the rest of these pages as the next decisions, not a reading list you finish in one sitting.
The account loop is short and easy to get backwards. You summon from banners with Gems, feed EXP into a unit you will actually place, evolve that unit with materials from Story, Raids, and bosses, then roll traits at the Trait Reroll NPC. Two traits can sit on a unit; only one is active. Cash and income exist only inside a match. Gems, Trait Rerolls, Stat Prisms, and Perfect Stat Prisms sit on the account. Mix those layers up and you burn launch codes on filler summons while your Story clear still has no farm slot.
How-to guides
Use these pages when you need a procedure, not a ranking.
- Getting Started — first hour, Level 10 codes, and what not to spend.
- Controls — WASD, Space, Left Mouse Button, and the right-side Codes and Areas buttons.
- How to Summon — banners, Gem budget, Secret versus Mythic, and why a farm unit matters.
- How to Reroll Traits — Areas menu, NPC steps, two stored traits, Immortal rules.
- How to Evolve — feeding EXP versus spending materials, and which units eat the first stack.
Mode guides
Story funds the account. Infinite tests whether your income and placements still work after the scripted chapters. Raids exist to feed the evolution pipeline.
- Story Mode — pacing, farm slots, when to stop pushing, and playing with friends online.
- Infinite Mode — sustain, late waves, farm units, and Immortal after wave 10.
- Raids — materials, party size, and why a smaller online group often clears cleaner than a full lobby.
- Private Servers — free quiet rooms for codes, HUD practice, and Immortal talk before a 22-player public.
Codes, roster, and ranks
Guides tell you how to press the buttons. These hubs tell you what is worth pressing.
Open the Codes Hub as soon as you hit Level 10. Launch strings pay Gems and Trait Rerolls; spending them before you know your carry is how accounts stall. The Tier List Hub ranks units, traits, and copyable builds for the live meta. The Players Hub is the roster: Secret kits such as Madara (Edo Tensei), Valcrad (Unleashed), and Cursed Lover (Pure Love), plus the Mythic core around Goju, Bluma, Noroto, and Shinoru.
What to read in order
A new lobby does not need every page. Join a private server if you want a quiet first session, clear Story until the Codes button unlocks, redeem, then summon with a plan. Keep one damage unit and one income unit. Bluma (Data Analyst) prints Training Data into wave income. Leorio refunds a slice of upgrade cash when the passive hits. Do not open Trait Reroll on an Epic you will replace after the next banner.
When Story bosses start surviving your placements, stop climbing and read How to Evolve plus Raids. When a stage is easy but Infinite dies on late waves, the problem is usually income or trait quality, not a missing Secret. That is the split between Story Mode and Infinite Mode.
There is no official Trello. Origins Project posts banner notes, unit stats, and code drops in Discord. Use this hub for stable procedures; use Discord when a banner or material table changes overnight.
WASD moves, Space jumps, and Left Mouse Button selects or places a unit. Everything else in Anime Origins is a resource decision. If a guide on this hub disagrees with a random lobby tip, trust the in-game NPC labels and the official Discord information channels over memory.
If you already have a Secret carry and a farm unit, skip the beginner page and jump to traits or raids. If you only have Legendaries, stay in Story, bank Gems, and do not chase Immortal on a unit you will bench. This index exists so those two players stop reading the same paragraph.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Which Anime Origins guide should I open first?
Open Getting Started if you have not redeemed Level 10 codes yet. If you already have a carry and a farm unit, skip ahead to How to Summon or How to Reroll Traits instead of rereading the first-hour list.
Does Anime Origins support online co-op?
Yes. The live game supports online co-op with a 22-player cap, and private servers are free. Story, Infinite, and Raids all run with other players.
Is there an official Trello for these guides?
No. Origins Project has not published a Trello board. Banner changes, unit stats, and new codes are posted in the official Discord. This hub keeps the stable how-to steps.
What is the difference between a guide and a tier list?
Guides explain a process: summon, reroll, evolve, or clear a mode. The Tier List Hub ranks units, traits, and builds. Use both. A correct process on the wrong unit still wastes Gems.
When should I leave Story Mode for Raids or Infinite?
Stay in Story until codes are claimed and one unit can hold a farm slot. Move to Raids when you need evolution materials. Use Infinite to test sustain after your Story team already clears without panic upgrades.