All 13 working Anime Origins codes with their rewards, the level-10 redeem gate, and a visible conflict row where two independent sources report different rewards for the same code.
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Reach level 10 first: every independent redeem guide reports that the level-10 gate applies to most codes and that only the release code works below it. Open the game, press the orange Codes button on the right, paste the code into the Enter Code field and press the orange Redeem button. Codes are case-sensitive and single-use.
GAMESPEED and ChallengesFixed are reported differently by independent sources. One source lists GAMESPEED as 10 Trait Rerolls plus 10 Perfect Stat Prisms, while two others list 750 Gems, 10 Trait Rerolls and 5 Stat Prisms. ChallengesFixed remnant counts differ between 10/5/2/1 and 10/10/10/1. The site shows both rather than picking a winner, and recommends reading the in-game grant.
TowerFixed pays 2,000 Gems, 30 Trait Rerolls and 65 Scorpion Tokens, which is where the Scorpion Tokens currency enters the game. Update1, RBD! and AuraMonster arrived in the same wave. Each one is a direct feed into the reroll decision on this site's homepage planner.
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Thirteen live codes with their rewards, the level-10 gate and the two reward values that sources disagree about.
Anime Origins Update 1, with the live listing tag UPD1 and the Scorpion Tokens currency. Codes, unit names and shop numbers are dated in each section.
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Update 1 changed the code set and added units, which moves both the reroll and the roster view.