Anime Origins Week One After Launch

Anime Origins launched on 14 August 2026. This page is the next dated snapshot after launch notes. It covers what we could still confirm on 15 August 2026: the same six codes, a public trait table that matches the in-game Areas NPC, and a flood of first-week guides that are useful only when they describe this title and not a different Roblox anime tower defense.

We do not rewrite launch visit counts on this page. Those stay on the launch snapshot. Week one is about economy and information, not a new mode. Story Mode, Infinite Mode, and Raids are still the three live modes. Online co-op still caps at 22. Private servers are still free.

Codes on day two

On 15 August 2026, GameRant and other trackers re-listed the launch set and called GAMESPEED the newest string. No code has moved to an expired list. The live table on the Codes Hub is still:

Code	Rewards
GAMESPEED	750 Gems, 10 Trait Rerolls, 5 Stat Prisms
TYKaito!	1,000 Gems, 25 Trait Rerolls, 5 Stat Prisms
THANKYOU!	10 Trait Rerolls, 10 Perfect Stat Prisms
Origins	20 Stat Prisms, 10 Perfect Stat Prisms
AO	25 Trait Rerolls
Release!	1,750 Gems

Punctuation is part of the string. TYKaito!, THANKYOU!, and Release! all keep the exclamation mark. Redeem at Level 10 with the orange button. If a clip shows a seventh code, treat it as a Discord giveaway or a different game until the reward popup matches. Origins Project still has no official Trello. Discord remains the first desk; this wiki remains the confirmation layer.

Traits went public in one table

Day two also produced a complete trait list with roll chances, from Reach I through Immortal. That table now lives on the trait tier list and the trait planner. The important mechanical facts did not change: two stored traits, one active; Areas → Trait Reroll NPC; Immortal is Secret, placement 1, one per team, and fires after wave 10.

S+ is still Immortal, Ascendant, and Overseer. S is still Rupture, Stride, and Decay. Ace is still the honest Legendary stop. Joker is still a skip on a main carry because the per-wave random ruins planning. If a YouTube tier list disagrees with those letters, keep the in-game tooltip and the published boost column, not the thumbnail.

What week-one videos are actually about

Search results for “Anime Origins” now mix this game with Anime Expeditions, Clover Origins, and other parody tower defenses. A useful video names Roblox, shows the orange Codes button, and talks about Gems, Trait Rerolls, and Stat Prisms. A useless video talks about Trait Crystals, Wish Orbs, or a Trello board that does not exist for this title.

On this wiki, mid-article embeds are reserved for videos we could verify by title and channel: a codes walkthrough on the Codes Hub, a beginner path on Getting Started, and release tier lists on the unit pages. We do not invent IDs and we do not stack two players on one article.

What you should do this week

Redeem the six strings if you have not. Open a private server if the public HUD is unreadable. Learn the three controls so you stop blaming binds for illegal tiles. Summon a carry and a farm unit, then park Gems. Hold Perfect Stat Prisms for a keeper — that decision now has its own Stat Prism Guide.

If Origins Project ships a real patch — a new Secret, a changed rate, an expired code — it will get a new child page under this hub. Until that happens, week one is still the launch economy plus a public trait table. Play Story. Do not invent a mid-week update that did not ship.