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Anime Origins Official Links

The Roblox experience, the Discord invite, and the Trello rumor that still has no board.

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This hub is the short list of doors Origins Project actually controls, plus the one door people keep asking for that does not exist. Anime Origins is a Roblox tower-defense experience that launched on 14 August 2026. It supports mobile, tablet, PC, and console, online co-op up to 22 players, and free private servers. If a link is not on this page or its two child pages, treat it as unofficial until you can match it to the Roblox experience or the Discord invite below.

Play the game

The live experience is Anime Origins on Roblox. That is the page you favorite, the page you open on every device, and the page you share when someone asks “is it out.” It is out. Do not wait for a Trello card or a pre-register form.

Join from that page when you want to redeem the launch codes, test a private server, or sit in a 22-player public lobby. This wiki does not host a launcher and does not need a Roblox login. If a site asks you to sign into Roblox to “claim codes,” leave. Codes are claimed on the orange in-game button after Level 10, which is documented on the working codes list and how to redeem codes.

Official Discord

The community door is the official Discord. The invite to use is the official Anime Origins Discord. The server is past 14,000 members and is where codes, giveaways, and unit stats land first. There is no second official invite. If a thumbnail uses a different vanity, read the Discord page before you click it.

Trello status

There is no official Trello. Origins Project has not published a board for units, traits, or a roadmap. Players look for one because other Roblox tower-defense games use Trello as a living spreadsheet. This game uses Discord information channels instead. The full explanation, including why fake boards are a login trap, is on Trello status.

When you need unit writeups, rankings, or patch history, use this wiki’s units hub, tier list hub, and updates hub. Those pages exist because the Trello slot is empty, not because we are mirroring a hidden board.

What else this wiki covers

Official links are only the start. After you are in the experience:

None of those pages replace Discord. They keep a stable copy of facts that scroll out of a 14k-member server.

A good link either opens the Roblox experience above, opens the official Anime Origins Discord, or stays on this wiki with a trailing-slash path. A bad link asks for your Roblox password, promises a Trello login from “staff,” or wraps a loadstring inside a random shortener. Script pastes that we can verify live on the scripts hub, not in a Discord DM.

Bookmark the Roblox experience page and the Discord invite together. Unofficial invite mirrors go stale; the two official doors above are the ones Origins Project actually controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions.

What is the official Anime Origins game link?

The live Roblox experience is Anime Origins on Roblox, published by Origins Project. Open that page to play on mobile, tablet, PC, or console.

Is there an official Trello for Anime Origins?

No. There is no official board. Use Discord information channels and this wiki's units, tier list, and updates pages instead.

Where is the official Discord invite?

Use the official Anime Origins Discord invite on the Discord page. The server has 14k+ members and posts codes, giveaways, and unit stats.

Can I play with friends?

Yes. Online co-op supports up to 22 players, and private servers are free. Start from the official Roblox experience page.

Does this wiki replace the official links?

No. This hub points at the Roblox page and Discord. The wiki keeps codes, guides, and rankings readable after Discord messages scroll away.