If you are working out how to get Raid Tickets in Anime Final Quest, there is one clear starting point: the codes. Two of the current codes pay tickets directly, and together they hand over 130 of them for a few minutes of copying and pasting.
Everything past the codes gets softer. Occasional update drops exist and the community tracks them, but nothing outside those codes is documented well enough to plan a farm around, so treat every extra source as a bonus rather than a budget line.
This guide covers the confirmed payouts, the community-tracked extras, and the spending rules that keep a limited ticket from disappearing into a failed run.
How to Get Raid Tickets in Anime Final Quest
Codes are the bulk source, and the payouts are specific enough to list in full.
| Source | Raid Tickets | Status | What else it pays |
|---|---|---|---|
| REAWAKENUPDATECODE | 80 | Verified against official channels and in game | 100 Runes, 100 Lucky Weapon Spins, 5M Gold, 5 Soul Manipulator Hands |
| SOULREAPEREVOLUTION | 50 | Verified against official channels and in game | 100 Runes, 85 Gear Lucky Spins, 80 Weapon Lucky Spins, 1.5M Gold |
| DELAYAPOLOGYEVOLVE | 0 | Verified against official channels and in game | 200 Runes, 3M Gold, 1 Free Blood Chain |
| Update drops and events | Varies | Community-tracked | Often Runes, Spins or Gold |
That table adds up to a confirmed 130 tickets from the codes. The third code carries no tickets, but it still funds the Runes and Gold that make tickets worth spending, so redeem it anyway and let it sit in your buffer.
Redeem everything with the active codes list open, and keep the code rewards page handy when you want the full breakdown of each payout. Verify a code before you type it, because codes do not stay live forever and payouts can be adjusted.
The Only Source You Can Bank On
Codes are the only ticket source with published, checkable numbers, which makes them the only one worth planning around. Community trackers log occasional update drops and event grants, but those arrive without warning and their size varies, so they are found money rather than income.
That does not make the extras worthless. When an update does ship a ticket grant, it is usually the difference between one raid and two, and the community notices within the day. The habit worth building is checking after every patch, not refreshing rumor threads between patches.
Check in this order: official Discord announcements, in-game update notes, then the Roblox community hub. If a ticket source does not trace back to one of those, do not build a plan on it.
Raid Tickets Are a Commitment
A raid ticket is not a retry token. Raids in Anime Final Quest are cooperative, ticket-gated boss fights, and tickets are consumed when you commit to one. On top of that, bosses carry shields, which means teams succeed by coordinating burst windows rather than by grinding down a health bar evenly.
Put those two facts together and the spending rule writes itself: run with a group that has a plan, or save the ticket for a group that does. A pickup team that spreads damage randomly is how tickets disappear with nothing to show for it.
The raid guide covers team roles in more depth, and it is worth reading before your first serious attempt rather than after it.
Spending Rules That Protect Your Tickets
| Rule | Why it protects you |
|---|---|
| Bring a group with a plan | Shielded bosses reward coordinated burst windows |
| Fill defensive or support roles | Utility prevents the wipes that raw damage cannot |
| Prepare the build first | Tickets are spent on attempts, so a weak build spends them badly |
| Spend toward a specific goal | Tickets are too limited to be spent on curiosity |
The last rule deserves a note. Raids feed materials into weapon awakening, and awakening is where a lot of late-game power sits, so a ticket spent toward an awakened weapon is a ticket working for you. A ticket spent because the button was available is not.
Preparing Before You Spend a Single Ticket
- Weapon: one committed main weapon, awakened and enhanced. Awakening consumes materials from dungeons, raids and codes, so the farm and the payout point the same direction.
- Gear: a set that matches the content you are attempting. Late content expects Mythic rarity, and a raid is not the place to discover a weak slot.
- Team: know who is covering defensive or support utility before the run starts.
- Economy: Gold funds enhancements and upgrades, and the gold farming guide covers the loops that fund a raid-ready build fastest.
If your gear is the weak point rather than your ticket count, farm first. The dungeon guide explains the difficulty ladder and why a fast clear at a lower tier beats a slow attempt at a higher one.
Should You Bank Tickets for Later?
World 2 is community-tracked content with no official unlock details published, so nobody can tell you exactly what to hold tickets for. The principle still holds though: ticket supply is limited and code-driven, a wasted raid cannot be refunded, and banking costs you nothing while you wait for better information. The World 2 guide covers what to bank and why.
FAQ
How to Get Raid Tickets in Anime Final Quest When Codes Run Dry?
Watch update drops and event grants, which the community tracks after they ship, and recheck the active codes list regularly, since new codes tend to arrive with updates. Beyond that, ticket income is bursty rather than steady, so banking what you already have is the only reliable strategy.
How many Raid Tickets do the current codes give in total?
- REAWAKENUPDATECODE pays 80 and SOULREAPEREVOLUTION pays 50, while DELAYAPOLOGYEVOLVE carries none but still pays Gold and Runes. Verify the payouts in game before redeeming, since codes and their rewards can change.
Should I spend Raid Tickets as soon as I get them?
Only if you have a group and a plan. Raids are cooperative, bosses carry shields, and a team that spreads damage randomly often wastes the run. Bank tickets until you can field a group that hits burst windows together.
What should I do before spending Raid Tickets?
Prepare the build first: an awakened main weapon, a gear set that matches the content, and Runes placed where they matter. Tickets are consumed by raids, so it pays to spend them on runs you have already prepared for.