Anime vs Anime How to Summon Fighters

Summoning is the collection engine of Anime vs Anime. Packs turn Coins, Emeralds, Gems, and promo rewards into fighters across a 140+ roster. This guide explains how to open the Summon UI, what Apex Pack and God Pack mean in practice, how codes feed your inventory, and how to prioritize pulls after the October 27 wave. For onboarding gates, keep Getting Started nearby; for the redeem click-path, use How to Redeem Codes.

Opening the Summon UI

1. Load into a live server on the official Roblox place.
2. Select the Summon control on the left side of the HUD.
3. Review available packs, currencies, and—at the bottom—the code entry box.
4. Confirm you finished tutorial + first Rebirth if any buttons look locked.

UI reworks in 2026 shuffled cosmetics and skin spins, but Summon remains the home for packs and codes. If panels look unfamiliar after a patch, rejoin once before assuming features vanished.

Video guide

Pack tiers

God Pack

Highest-value summon pack in normal progression talk. The tutorial grants a free God Pack, and several working codes grant more (SorryForBadUpdate for 3, BetterUpdateTomorrow and !dnekeewnostnemanruot for 2 each, among Apex-heavy promos). Save at least some God Packs for banners or personal target lists instead of panic-opening everything during your first minute.

Apex Pack

The standard high-value pack players farm and redeem toward. Codes often grant one or two Apex Packs (Eclipse, Phantom, ThanksForTheSupport!, SpinTheSkins!, and many event strings). Apex Packs are how most of the roster becomes reachable without exclusive luck.

Treat both pack types as limited intentional spends. Opening twenty packs while distracted wastes the chance to note duplicates and new toolkits.

Currencies

• Coins — soft currency for everyday progress and lower friction spends; codes like Kuro, HourglassTime!, SLIME!, and 200CCU! top up stacks.
• Emeralds — premium-leaning currency frequently tied to packs and event UIs; large code hits (SkinsAreHere!, SkinSpin!, LegendaryLuck!, FollowBushidoF) matter.
• Gems — another premium pool (example code: Onyx for 300 Gems). Learn current shop rates in-client before converting impulsively.

Never buy currency from third-party sellers. Official paths are gameplay, Roblox purchases if offered in-experience, and promo codes.

Codes as summon fuel

Redeem flow reminder: Summon (left) → bottom code box → Redeem → check inventory. Full table: Codes Hub. Case sensitivity matters—DokiDoki! and DokiDoki can both exist as separate entries.

Recommended redeem order when you log in after a patch week:

1. God Pack codes
2. 100+ Emerald bundles
3. Multi-pack Apex codes
4. Single Apex / small Emerald / Coin / Gem fillers

Then return here mentally: decide which packs to open now versus bank.

Building a pull plan

If your box is empty

Open the tutorial God Pack immediately, lab whoever you get in Training, then redeem codes. Open enough Apex Packs to field a playable 1v1 and 2v2 pair. Read Controls before judging a kit “useless.”

If you already have comfort picks

Bank God Packs toward specific chase names. Community estimates after October often chase Rimuru, Guts, Cid, Escanor, Unohana, Kaneki, Rengoku, Alucard (Best Fighters). Also consider A-tier October pieces—Yami, Uzui, Shinji, Ishida, Josuke, David—when S names refuse to drop (New Roster).

If you main nerfed veterans

Eraser Hero, Sanji, Kaido, Ace, Rivai, Big Mom, Pickle, Boo, Ice Chief, and Geta lost relative power. Funnel new packs into fresher tools while keeping old mains as pockets. Patch context: October patch.

Session routine for summon days

1. Redeem new codes.
2. Screenshot or note currency totals.
3. Open packs in small batches (1–5) so you can equip and trial each new fighter.
4. Enter Training for ten minutes per new S/A candidate.
5. Play two manual sets before Auto Fight grinding.
6. Stop opening packs when attention drops—misclicks and skipped tutorials on new moves happen when you rush.

Summoning versus progression modes

Packs do not replace reps. After pulls:

• Training — learn frames of mind and routes
• 1v1 / 2v2 — human timing
• Ranked / Tournament — proof under pressure (Combat and Ranked)
• Auto Fight — official automation for filler farms (Scripts Hub)

Bot difficulty rising every 5 wins means a shiny new summon will not trivialise long AFK streaks forever. Plan human practice even after lucky God Pack nights.

Duplicate philosophy

Duplicates happen in any gacha-style pack loop. Use extras according to whatever enhancement/star systems the current build exposes in UI (these can change in beta). Even when upgrade paths shift, duplicates inform you which kits you “own deeply” versus one-offs. Track a simple wishlist in notes: three chase names, three acceptables, everything else is frosting.

Scams and scripted “auto summon” junk

You do not need an executor to summon. Any Discord DM promising infinite God Packs via loadstring is a red flag. This wiki does not publish fake summon scripts; see Scripts Hub for the official Auto Fight distinction.

Related pages

• Getting Started
• Codes Hub and How to Redeem
• Tier List Hub
• Players Hub
• Guides Hub

Summoning is exciting because every pack can rewrite your mains overnight. Slow the process just enough to redeem correctly, pull toward goals, and lab what you actually received. That loop—more than raw luck—decides whether Anime vs Anime’s collection layer feels rewarding during early access.