About Anime Zero Wiki
Editorial contact: Raymond
Who is responsible for this independent fan site, how to interpret its sources and tools, and how to request a correction.
Site responsibility
Anime Zero Wiki is an independent fan wiki for Anime Zero, the Roblox Action RPG published by LY*. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Roblox Corporation or {developer}, and nothing here is an official game announcement.
Editorial contact: Raymond. raymond@anime0.wiki
The site brings together reference data, guides and interactive tools for Anime Zero. Every value page carries the date it was last checked, so you can judge how current a number is before acting on it.
What you can use this site for
Use the reference pages to look up an item or mechanic, then compare the assumptions in a guide or tool with your own situation before spending resources.
How the data is sourced
- The official Roblox game page establishes identity and scale: the title, the developer group behind Anime Zero, the server player limit and the developer’s own description of the experience. Anime Zero on Roblox
- A dated Roblox API snapshot for universe 10512942223 supplies the popularity figures — visits, favorites and the playing count recorded on the day it was taken. These are a snapshot, not a live counter, and they are labelled with that date wherever they appear.
- The developer’s own Roblox group is used for announcements. A Discord invite cannot be confirmed from public sources, so the group is the verifiable official channel here and the site does not publish an invite it cannot check.
- Independent game media and community trackers supply the mechanic-level detail an official page does not: code lists (IGN, Dexerto, GamesRadar+), Trait roll percentages (Roblox Den), weapon, accessory and tier rankings (Beebom, Destructoid, gam3s.gg, Pocket Tactics), beginner and progression mechanics (Sportskeeda), and raid drop rates with pity counters (itemlevel, roonby), plus mode and pity documentation from bloxron.
- Each reference page names the specific sources it used and the date they were checked, so a claim can be traced back rather than taken on trust.
- A Roblox listing supports game identity; it does not by itself establish a drop rate or the best build. Several sites repeating the same number do not necessarily confirm it independently.
Where sources conflict, the disagreement stays visible. Choosing the smaller number alone does not establish which source is correct, and an unresolved value should not be treated as confirmed.
Dated patch records for Anime Zero are collected on the updates page so you can see which change moved a value and when.
Known limitations
- The game is in active development. The official Roblox description states that bugs and unfinished features are expected, so behaviour can change without warning.
- Numbers, drop rates and rarity names can shift with any balance patch. Check the in-game display before committing rare materials.
- A Discord invite could not be confirmed from public sources, so this site links the developer’s Roblox group instead of an unverifiable invite.
- Every reference page carries a last-verified date. That date records the inputs used, not a promise that a value is still current or that a code still works.
Tools and their limits
A tool result depends on its inputs and model. Independent-roll probability assumes a fixed chance on every attempt. A miss streak is not a guarantee that the next attempt will succeed. Damage and leveling models may omit game conditions such as enemy defenses, travel time or temporary bonuses.
Look for the formula, units and assumptions beside each tool. Simulated results are examples of that model, not observations from your Roblox account.
Corrections and content requests
Send the page URL, the disputed statement, the game version or date, and a source link or screenshot that explains the issue. Do not send passwords, account cookies or payment details.
For contact details and copyright requests, see the contact page and copyright page.