The official Anime Astral Simulator Discord
Two Discord servers carry almost the same name, both are large, and the one several code sites link to is not the studio's. Codes get posted in the studio's server first, so joining the wrong one means reading them second hand — or not at all.
The two servers
| Invite | Server name | Members | Run by |
|---|---|---|---|
discord.gg/animeastral | [HUNTER🐜] Anime Astral | 133,006 | Astral Team |
discord.gg/animeastralsimulator | Anime Astral Simulator Fans | 36,529 | Community |
[HUNTER🐜] Anime Astral — Self-describes as "the official Anime Astral server" and carries the studio's updates, sneak peeks and proposals.
Anime Astral Simulator Fans — A community server. Its own description ends with the tag [Fandom]. Useful for trading and chat, but it is not where the studio posts.
How that was checked
Not by trusting either server's own claim. Four things line up on the
animeastral invite and none of them do on the other:
- The name matches what the studio calls the game. The Roblox description opens "Welcome to Anime Astral" — not the full Simulator title. The official server uses the studio's shorthand; the fan server uses the storefront name.
- The bracket tag matches the studio's habit. The experience is currently titled [NEW RARITY] Anime Astral Simulator and the tag changes with each update. The official server is named [HUNTER🐜] Anime Astral — same convention, same place.
- It describes itself as the studio's own, in the first person: "Stay up with all our updates, sneaks and proposals for our game."
- It is 3.6× the size — 133,006 members against 36,529 — which is the usual shape when an official server and a fan server sit side by side.
Check any invite yourself
Discord will tell you what an invite really points at without you joining anything. Paste the code from any link into this and read the guild name it returns:
https://discord.com/api/v10/invites/animeastral?with_counts=true
A live invite answers with the server's real name, description and member
count. A dead one answers Unknown Invite. That second case is
not hypothetical: one widely-syndicated "official Discord server link" for
this game answers exactly that, so anybody following it lands nowhere. An
invite in an article is a claim; the endpoint above is the check.
Codes
One code is published by the studio outside Discord entirely, in the Roblox experience description, which makes it the only one on this site we can point at a first-party source for:
| Code | Reward | Source |
|---|---|---|
Release | Free boosts — the studio's wording, no amount given | Roblox experience description |
discord.gg/animeastral and read the announcements at the
source, the same minute the studio posts them. That is also earlier than any
code site will have them.
Redeeming
Codes go in through the Codes button inside the experience — never through a website, and never through anything that asks for your Roblox password. No third-party site can redeem a code on your behalf, and one offering to is doing something else.
Codes for this game are case-sensitive and several are typed exactly as the
studio writes them, capital letter included. Release is not
release.
Is there a Trello?
We have not found one. The Roblox experience page links no Trello board, and no board turned up that we could tie back to Astral Team. That is a statement about what we could find, not proof none exists — if the studio runs one it is most likely linked inside the Discord above, which is another reason to read that server directly.
Official links
Anime Astral Simulator on Roblox — and the update schedule, which is built from release times the studio publishes on that same page.