Anime Origins Trello Status

Anime Origins does not have an official Trello. Origins Project has not published a board for units, traits, drop tables, or a roadmap. If a video title, a Discord bio, or a Google result says “Anime Origins Trello,” it is unofficial at best and a login trap at worst. This page exists so that search stops sending people into those boards.

The game launched on Roblox on 14 August 2026. It is live on mobile, tablet, PC, and console, with online co-op up to 22 players and free private servers. None of that is hiding behind a Trello card. You open Anime Origins on Roblox and play. For living documents, you open the official Anime Origins Discord and this wiki.

Why players keep looking for a Trello

A lot of Roblox tower-defense experiences use Trello as a public spreadsheet: unit kits, upgrade costs, trait odds, and weekly-update columns. Players type the game name plus Trello because that habit worked somewhere else. In this game the habit fails. There is no staff-owned board to bookmark.

The gap is real. A 14k-member Discord does not search like a board. Pins get buried. That is why this wiki keeps a units hub, a tier list hub, and an updates hub. Those pages are not a secret Trello export. They are the readable copy of facts that otherwise live in Discord information channels.

Where official information actually is

Start with the official Anime Origins Discord. Information channels are where unit stats, giveaway rules, and new code strings get posted. The Discord page explains how to join without grabbing a clone invite.

Then use this wiki for the pages a Trello would have held:

• Units hub for roster writeups and passives that have been stable long enough to publish
• Tier list hub for rankings that would have been a “meta” column on a board
• Updates hub and launch notes for dated changes after 14 August 2026
• Working codes for the Codes-button strings that Discord announces and the HUD redeems
• Getting started for the Level 10 climb that no Trello card would have replaced anyway

If a fact is only one message old, Discord wins. If you need to send a friend a URL that will still work next week, send a wiki path.

What a fake Trello looks like

Unofficial boards show up fast after a launch. Some are honest fan tables. Some are credential harvesters dressed as staff documents. Warning signs:

• The board asks you to log in before you can see unit names that Discord already posted in public.
• The description says “official” but the links hub does not list it.
• A Discord DM from “helper” or “mod” sends a Trello link and asks you to sign in with the same email you use for Roblox.
• The board promises codes that are not on the working codes list and not in Discord information channels.
• The board bundles a loadstring. Script pastes that we can verify are on the scripts hub, and even those carry a ban warning.

Do not sign into a Trello because someone said staff moved the stats there. Staff did not. If you already opened a suspicious board, change the password on that email and on Roblox. Then rejoin the official Discord from the invite on this wiki, not from the board’s description.

How this wiki fills the empty slot

A Trello is a stack of lists. This wiki is a stack of pages with the same job and better URLs.

Codes would have been a list called Redeem. They are a hub plus a how-to: codes and how to redeem. Units would have been a list per rarity. They are players. Meta would have been a single ranked column. It is tier list. Patch notes would have been a “Updates” list. They are updates. Official doors would have been a Links list. They are this category: links, Discord, and this Trello-status page.

We will not invent a board URL to feel complete. When Origins Project publishes a Trello, this page will change. Until that happens, the correct answer to “where’s the Trello” is “there isn’t one,” followed by a Discord invite and a wiki path.

What to tell a teammate

If you are organizing a 22-player lobby and someone stalls the ready check to find a Trello, send them this page and the Discord invite. They can read unit stats in the information channels while the private server is already up. Private servers are free. Waiting on a board that does not exist is not a strategy.

If someone DMs you a Trello login from staff, report the message in Discord instead of signing in. Fake boards exist to steal Roblox cookies, not to publish unit damage numbers.