Last Tested: September 2026 | Three working scripts, all keyless, plus the most opened fake we have ever found.
Anime Astral Simulator is a rolling game. You spin a gacha for fighters, train them, and push through one world after another. Half the players who reach World 1 never reach World 2. Only about 12 in every 100 get as far as World 11. The grind in between is the same rolls over and over for hours. That is why people go looking for a script.
Three of them work and none needs a key. The first is the one worth having. You can read every line of it, and it covers the whole game rather than one corner.
Then there is the other half of this page. The single most opened file for this game does nothing at all, and we can show you exactly why in one line.
Anime Astral Simulator Script 1: Auto Dungeon and Auto Gacha (Keyless)
Script 1 KEYLESSAUTO DUNGEON SCRIPT
Auto DungeonAuto FarmAuto Gacha RollAuto QuestAuto Equip Best PetAuto Fuse SwordsAuto Rank UpAnti AFK
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/perfectusmim1/animeastral/main/autodungeon"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
Anime Astral Simulator Script 2: All In One Farm Menu (Keyless)
Script 2 KEYLESSTWVZ SCRIPT
Auto FarmAuto GachaAuto QuestAuto Boss
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ZhangJunZ84/twvzyyds/refs/heads/main/animeastral.lua"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
Anime Astral Simulator Script 3: Farm and Gamemode Menu (Keyless)
Script 3 KEYLESSKOKO SCRIPT
Auto FarmAuto GamemodeAuto CollectSpeed
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kokowe3012/Anime-Astral-Simulator/main/Script"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
The Most Opened File Is 77 Bytes and Does Nothing
One listing for this game has been opened 40,443 times. That is more than every other script for it put together. The whole file is 77 bytes long.
Here is what is in it. One line saying it is keyless and works in 60 games. A blank line. One line telling you to join a chat server. That is everything.
And all three of those lines start with two dashes, which in this language means the computer skips them. So the file has no instructions in it whatsoever. Paste it into an executor and precisely nothing happens.
The listing also argues with itself. Its title says keyless in big letters, while the web address of the very same page has the words free key in discord sitting in it. When those two disagree, believe the address.
Three More Worth Skipping
The free one that wants seven dollars
Two listings are labelled free. Both load the same file. That file draws a panel across your screen saying the free trial is over and full access costs seven dollars. There is no game code in it anywhere. It also taps the space bar every ten minutes so the game will not log you out.
The same file sold twice under two version numbers
Those two listings call themselves version 2.80 and version 3.25, three months apart. They point at the exact same address. The version number is only in the title, and the file behind it never changed.
The one that only works if you pay
Another menu checks who made the game you are in, then looks that up in a list. This game is in the list twice. Once in the free column, and once in a paid column with its own file. So a free path exists, but the better one sits behind a key.
Why Some Scripts Point at an Address That No Longer Exists
Three of the listings for this game are filed against an address that is now dead. Open it and there is no title, no creator and no visits.
The reason is that this game moved. It opened on the first of June at one address. It ran seven named updates there. On the fourteenth of July it appeared at a new address, and the old page was last seen on that exact day.
So those scripts are not for the wrong game. They are for the right game at the address it left. That matters for another reason too. Every visit and player count on the game page today only counts what has happened since July.
How to Run an Anime Astral Simulator Script
1Get an executor first. That’s the program that runs the script for you. Our guide below covers the ones worth using.
2Open Roblox and join the game. Let it load all the way in before you touch anything.
3Copy the whole line from one of the boxes above. Use the whole thing, not part of it.
4Paste it into your executor and press its run or execute button.
5A menu should appear. Turn on one thing at a time so you can tell what each switch does.
6If nothing happens, rejoin the game and paste it again. A fresh server fixes most of these.
New to any of this? Our Roblox executor guide explains what an executor is and which ones are worth your time.
What the Readable One Shows
Script 1 is not scrambled, so it doubles as a list of everything this game contains. It is a long list, and most of it is never mentioned on the game page.
There are shrines for a goddess and a demon king. There is a beach defence, a ninja raid, a clover raid and an infinity castle. There are gates you enter and leave, and a tower with a cooldown. You can fuse swords, collect relics and craft pets.
It also carries the game’s code list built in, so it can type them for you. That list stops at update 9, which tells you roughly when it was last worked on.
What Helps Instead
There are 76 codes and most of them still work
This game hands out a code with almost every update, so the list is enormous. Our codes page has them all. One of them is printed by the developers on the game page itself.
World 2 is the wall, and it is the only one
Half of everyone who reaches World 1 never reaches World 2. After that each world keeps about 85 in every 100. If you are past the second world, the hard part is behind you.
The shop sells luck, not power
Four of the nineteen items are luck of one kind or another, in a game built on rolling. Nothing in the shop finishes a world for you.
A secret is rarer than a divine
819,155 players have pulled their first divine but only 236,707 have found a secret. The words are the other way round to what you would expect, so go by the numbers.
More on This Game
Our Anime Astral Simulator codes page has all 76 and says which ones we could check against more than one source.
Our Anime Astral Simulator wiki has the full world ladder and what the 39 badges really measure.
About Anime Astral Simulator
Anime Astral Simulator is a Roblox rolling game. You spin for anime fighters, train them up, and work through sixteen worlds one at a time.
It opened in June 2026 and has passed 68 million visits at its current address. Servers hold 10 players. It sits at about 97 percent likes, which is a very high score.
The studio behind it runs six games. This is much the biggest of them, and the only one that hands out a badge for every shop item.
Scripts break the Roblox Terms of Service. If you run one, use an alt account. An alt is a spare account you wouldn’t mind losing. A real script is a line of text you paste into an executor, never a program you download.
Scam warning: No page needs your Roblox login, your email or a payment to show you a line of text. If one asks, close it. All three lines on this page are free and none of them asks you for anything.