Getting Started in Anime Dimensions Simulator

Anime Dimensions Simulator is a free Roblox action RPG that shipped on 11 June 2021 from Albatross Games (creator @coolbullsAS). You live in a hub world, tap PLAY, and teleport into anime-themed Dimensions whose names parody the series they riff on: Nardo for Naruto, Fluffy for Luffy, Ichini for Ichigo, and so on. Cards that drop in those Dimensions power the one character you have equipped. Gold upgrades the cards. This page is the first hour only: join, pick a starter, clear Dimension 1, grab dailies, unlock codes at level 10, run Time Challenge from level 5 if a Dimension stalls, and leave the gem shop alone until you know what a 1600-gem unit is.

There is no public Trello. If a menu label moved after a mini update, check Discord or the in-game HUD before you assume this wiki is wrong. Online co-op is on from the first Dimension; you can clear solo, but a second player makes the early maps faster and completes the party daily.

Join the hub and pick a starter

Open the experience on Roblox and wait for the hub to load. You will be offered a starter from the cheap shop row: One Hero, Saiya, Kuroshi, Shinobi, or Gomi, each about 50 gems. Any of them will clear Dimension 1. Gomi’s kit is the weakest of the five because it lacks real area coverage; pick One Hero, Saiya, Kuroshi, or Shinobi if you have a choice. Do not buy a second 50-gem face with the gems you earn in the first session. Those 50-gem slots exist so brand-new accounts can play, not so you can collect the whole starter row.

Equip the starter, open BAG to confirm the character is active, and look around the hub before you fight. PLAY is the teleport into Dimensions. Raid Shop and Boss Rush are landmarks you cannot use yet; raids unlock at account level 15, and Boss Rush is a daily plus ticket mode, not a first-hour farm. AFK Place is the idle room. CODES is on the left of the HUD and stays locked until level 10. If the buttons feel wrong, read the controls guide for WASD, number keys, dash, and mobile layouts.

Anime Dimensions Simulator gameplay walkthrough

Clear Dimension 1 and daily quests

Tap PLAY, pick the lowest Dimension, and fight the wave-plus-boss loop. A standard Dimension throws a horde, a miniboss, then a map boss. Cards drop from that loop and sit on the equipped character; you do not need a perfect card set to finish Dimension 1. If another player joins your instance, click Start. Carries only help if the run actually begins, and higher-level helpers do not care whether you are level 2.

Daily quests are the strongest repeatable gem source for new accounts. Log in, clear one dungeon, and clear a dungeon with at least two people; those three tasks pay gems even before raids exist. The raid and Boss Rush dailies wait until level 15. After the pets update, the final daily reward is a pet capsule instead of a lump of raid tokens, so finishing the whole list is still worth it once those modes unlock. Do the party dungeon today. You will want the habit before you start chasing the gems guide numbers.

Keep running the lowest Dimension until the account level climbs. Do not hop to a map you cannot finish hoping for better cards; dead runs waste the hour. If a friend can carry, stay in your bracket and let them melt the boss. The leveling route takes over once you are past the first few maps.

Codes, gems, and when to swap characters

At level 10 the CODES button on the left HUD unlocks. Paste strings from the codes list exactly and press Go. Codes are case-sensitive. Typical payouts are gems, raid tokens, and timed boosts (extra drop, extra XP). Redeem everything once, then keep playing; boosts are for Dimension clears, not for standing in the hub. Full click-by-click steps live on the redeem page linked from that hub.

Gems buy characters in the shop. The 50-gem starters are a trap after the first hour. Save toward 1600-plus gem units. Cross-check the character tier list and the starter roster notes before you spend. Swap characters when you own a shop unit that actually out-damages your starter in the Dimension you can clear, not because a loading-screen face looked cooler. Cards belong to the account’s progression, but the equipped character’s kit is what you press 1–4 on; a better kit with the same cards will clear faster than a maxed Gomi.

Do not spend gems on raid gacha or extra starters. Do not buy gold from Raid Shop or Boss Rush shop to pump Dimension 1 cards. Those cards will be replaced as soon as you enter higher-level maps.

Hub landmarks you should memorize

Walk the hub once so the rest of the wiki’s directions make sense.

• PLAY: Dimension select. This is your XP and card farm until raids open.
• Raid Shop: raid-token sink for characters, pets, limited items, and (do not buy this) gold. You cannot spend here until you have tokens from raids at level 15.
• Boss Rush: chained bosses, one free daily, extra entries from tickets. Extra Drop game pass helps this mode later; ignore it on day one.
• AFK Place: idle gold and gems (or raid tokens depending on the room). Weekends pay double after the July 2026 mini update. Park here when you stop tapping, not during the first hour while you still need XP.
• BAG: characters, cards, pets, Change Trait. Trait rerolls cost 50 raid tokens or 100 trait tokens; you will not have a pile of either yet.
• CODES: left HUD, level 10+.

Raids themselves are a separate mode with an eight-minute timer and damage thresholds, not a Dimension with a kill screen. You will not see that UI until 15. Infinite Mode waits until 20 and is a card and trait-token farm, not an XP farm.

First-hour checklist

1. Join on Roblox, pick One Hero, Saiya, Kuroshi, or Shinobi, skip Gomi if you can.
2. Clear Dimension 1. Click Start if anyone joins.
3. Turn in every daily you can complete without raids.
4. Hit level 10, redeem every working code.
5. Leave the gem shop alone except for understanding the 1600-plus price row.
6. Note PLAY, Raid Shop, Boss Rush, AFK Place, BAG, and CODES so the next session is not a scavenger hunt.
7. When XP slows, move to Level Up Fast instead of buying gold.

The first hour is done when codes are redeemed and you know how to leave the hub. Everything after that is a resource problem, not a tutorial problem.