This Steal an Anime Pack beginner guide explains how the Roblox game by Anime Tuff Games works, from your first stolen pack to your first rare pull. The game went live on August 14, 2026, holds up to five players per server, and is a "steal a ..." tycoon: you grab anime packs, open them for characters, and those characters earn cash on your base. Everything here comes from the developer's own game description and the game's Roblox badge, pass and event data. Where the developer has not said how something works, we say so instead of guessing.
One warning before you start: this game is not "Steal an Anime", an older Roblox game from 2025. Guides and code lists for that game turn up in search, and they do not apply here. Our Steal an Anime Pack codes page tracks codes for this game only.
How Steal an Anime Pack works
The developer sums the game up in five steps, and they are the whole loop:
- Steal and open anime packs to unlock characters. Rare characters are the goal.
- Merge your packs. The description says packs can be merged; it does not say what a merge gives.
- Build your collection and earn cash. Characters on your base make money.
- Train to get faster and upgrade your base. Speed matters because packs have to be carried.
- Steal packs from other players, and expect them to try the same on you.
The Steal an Anime Pack description also notes that your units keep making money while you are offline, and that the game was inspired by Anime Dice.
Steal an Anime Pack beginner guide: your first session
With so little published, the safest Steal an Anime Pack plan follows straight from the loop above:
- Open every pack you get early. Characters are what earn cash, so an unopened pack earns nothing.
- Put your cash into speed and your base before you chase luck. Faster runs mean more packs stolen and fewer lost.
- Log off with characters placed. Offline income only counts what is on your base.
- Watch the rarity names when a pack opens. Mythical is the first named tier most players reach; the Steal an Anime Pack rarities page ranks all five by how many players have pulled each one.
Stealing packs and guarding your base
Stealing is half of Steal an Anime Pack, and the other four players in your server can do it too. The developer has not published how base defense works, such as whether bases can be locked or for how long, or how many packs you can carry at once. We will add those rules to this Steal an Anime Pack beginner guide when a source states them. Until then, the practical advice is simple: keep your best packs moving to your base rather than leaving them out, and use speed upgrades so you can chase down a thief or get home first.
Rarities, luck and gamepasses for beginners
The game's badges name five rare tiers: Mythical, Cosmic, Divine, Omniversal and Eternal. Badge data shows how rare each one is: by October 28, 2026, about 28 players had pulled a Mythical for every 100 who had played, but only about 1 in 100 had pulled an Eternal.
Luck is also sold. The Steal an Anime Pack gamepasses are X2 Luck for 149 Robux, X4 Luck for 249, X2 Money for 199 and X2 Growth for 299. None of them is needed to play, and the developer has not described what any pass does beyond its name.
Badges and the first event
The last stop in this Steal an Anime Pack beginner guide is progress. Six badges track it, from Welcome for your first visit to First Eternal; the Steal an Anime Pack badges list shows each one and how many players own it. The first big event is also close: the Steal an Anime Pack admin abuse event runs from October 31 to November 7, 2026. For new pages as they go up, check the Steal an Anime Pack updates log or start from the Steal an Anime Pack wiki home page.
Steal an Anime Pack Beginner Guide FAQ
How do you play Steal an Anime Pack?
You steal and open anime packs to unlock characters, place the characters on your base to earn cash, train to run faster, upgrade your base and steal packs from other players. Packs can also be merged.
Do characters earn money while you are offline?
Yes. The developer's description says your units make money while you are offline, so log off with your characters placed on your base.
Is Steal an Anime Pack the same game as Steal an Anime?
No. Steal an Anime is an older Roblox game from 2025 with its own codes and guides. Steal an Anime Pack is a separate game by Anime Tuff Games that launched on August 14, 2026.
How many players are in a server?
Up to five. The game's Roblox page sets the server size at five players, so you share each map with at most four other thieves.