Anime Dungeons Beginner Guide
Survive the intro, claim codes, and clear your first dungeon
This beginner guide walks you through the first hour of Anime Dungeons on Roblox. The game is an anime-inspired dungeon looter from 1B Studio: choose a class, summon heroes, collect weapons and spells, then clear increasingly dangerous raids. Beta means UI labels and tuning can change, but the core loop below stays stable.
Step 1: Finish the introductory battle
When you join, you are dropped into an introductory fight before the full lobby unlocks. Treat it as a combat tutorial. Practice movement with WASD, basic attacks with M1, dodge with Q, and abilities with E and F. Surviving this section is required before you can redeem codes or browse the main social hubs. If you die repeatedly, focus on dodge timing instead of greedier damage windows—the intro is teaching spacing, not perfect DPS.
Step 2: Orient yourself in the lobby
The lobby is your hub for class selection, codes, banners, and dungeon entry. Find Judas (the Gojo NPC) to choose or review classes. Locate the Codes Totem so you can claim free rewards immediately. Note where dungeon queues or portals sit so you are not wandering during a party invite. If the lobby feels crowded, walk the perimeter once and pin mental landmarks—beta lobbies often pack many interactables into a small footprint.
Step 3: Redeem every active code
Open the codes list and redeem RELEASE, THANKYOU, and EARLYACCESS at the Codes Totem. Full click-by-click help lives in how to redeem codes. These rewards provide Trait Rerolls and Gems that dramatically soften the early grind. Do this before heavy banner spending so you know your total budget.
Step 4: Choose a starter class
Starter classes are Warrior, Mage, and Assassin. Unlockable later paths include Knight, Archmage, and Void Reaper. For most new players, Warrior offers the most forgiving learning curve, Mage rewards positioning and cooldown planning, and Assassin thrives when you already understand dodge windows. Deep comparisons are in choose class and the class tier list.
Step 5: Roll a starter hero and equip basics
Heroes function like companion pets that grant passives and small stat boosts through the banner system. Spend a portion of code Gems on early rolls, then stop and evaluate. Read how to roll heroes and skim the hero tier list before emptying your wallet into one banner. Equip the best weapon and armor drops you find; upgrade paths matter more than hoarding every common item.
Step 6: Clear Demon Train first
Demon Train is the best first full dungeon for learning pack density, boss telegraphs, and loot cadence. Follow the Demon Train walkthrough, then branch into Ice Forest once your clear time feels comfortable. Avoid jumping straight into The Crimson Sanctum because under-geared attempts teach frustration more than skill.
Common beginner mistakes
Skipping codes, ignoring dodge, upgrading random weapons that do not match your class, and treating Anime Dungeon Fighters guides as if they apply here. Another frequent mistake is burning all Trait Rerolls before you understand which stats your build actually scales with—use the trait reroll planner to pace spending. Finally, do not ignore party chat: short callouts about boss phases save runs.
First-session checklist
Intro cleared, codes redeemed, class selected, controls practiced, one hero equipped, Demon Train completed once, and one linked guide bookmarked for your next login. If you still feel lost, watch the embedded beginner video on this page, then re-read the sections that match your confusion.
Keep exploring the wiki
Continue with the beginner guide, Anime Dungeons codes, tier list hub, builds hub, dungeon walkthrough hub, updates, official links, and the trait reroll planner. Sibling pages in this section also link to each other so you can compare options without bouncing back to search.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
How long is the Anime Dungeons intro?
Long enough to teach basic combat; you must finish it before the Codes Totem and full lobby features unlock.
Which starter class is best for beginners?
Warrior is the most forgiving. Mage and Assassin are strong if you already understand positioning and dodge timing.
Should I spend Robux as a beginner?
Not required. Codes plus dungeon loot can carry early progression if you spend Gems carefully.
What dungeon should I run first?
Demon Train. It teaches core combat loops before harder maps.
Where do I pick my class?
Talk to Judas (Gojo NPC) in the main lobby after the intro.