Roblox source check
Roll Anime to Fight Official Links
Open the Roblox game page first, verify the Another Slop creator group, and treat Discord, Trello, and wiki links by their current source status before clicking around.
Open these first
Verified Roblox Links
Use these Roblox-owned pages before trusting invite reposts, screenshots, or fan wiki claims.
| Destination | Status | What it verifies | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roblox Game Page | Official | Game name, creator, root place, description, server access, and current Roblox availability signals | Open Game |
| Another Slop Roblox Community | Official Roblox creator group | Developer identity, verified badge, community membership, and any creator-controlled links or announcements visible from Roblox | Open Community |
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Reported Discord, Trello, and Wiki Status
These links are useful only when their ownership is clear. Do not treat a popular invite or fan page as official unless Roblox or a creator-controlled channel confirms it.
| Source | Current status | Player use | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roll Anime to Fight Discord | Reported by guide sites; verify before relying on it | Codes, announcements, update chatter, bug reports, and team discussion | Verify the invite from the Roblox game page, Another Slop community, or another creator-controlled source before relying on it. |
| Trello board | Not verified during this check | Would be useful for systems, fighters, traits, routes, and update notes if a creator-owned board appears | Avoid boards that call themselves official without a Roblox or developer confirmation path. |
| Wiki or fan guide | Community unless the creator names it official | Cross-check codes, fighter notes, route ideas, and missing mechanics | Use fan pages as supporting references, then confirm important claims in Roblox or developer-controlled sources. |
Fast safety check
How to Verify an Invite
Use this quick path whenever a Discord, Trello, wiki, or social profile claims to be official.
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Start from Roblox
Open the Roblox game page by Another Slop and check whether Roblox exposes a social icon or creator link.
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Match the owner
Compare server names, group names, creator handles, and announcement wording before trusting a reposted invite.
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Check recent activity
A resolving invite is not enough. Look for current announcements, code channels, or creator posts that match the live game.
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Avoid risky verification
Do not share your Roblox password, one-time codes, private keys, or suspicious verification steps to access community content.
Use Roblox and the verified Another Slop community first. Guide sites still point players to Discord, but no creator-owned Trello or official wiki was confirmed from public Roblox or creator-controlled pages during this August 17 check.
Sources checked
Source Notes and Confidence
This page separates Roblox-owned facts from reported links and editorial verification advice.
Roblox-owned pages are the safest starting point for the game page, verified creator community, current description, server access, and developer-controlled links.
Several code trackers and guide sites point players to a Discord server. Use it for discussion only after verifying the invite from Roblox or a developer-controlled channel.
Use Roblox and the verified Another Slop community first. Guide sites still point players to Discord, but no creator-owned Trello or official wiki was confirmed from public Roblox or creator-controlled pages during this August 17 check.
The verification steps are this site's player-safety workflow for deciding whether to open, trust, or report a source.
Next Guides to Use
Check Reported Codes
Use the codes page after confirming you are opening the correct Roblox experience.
Check CodesReturn to the Guide Hub
Jump back to beginner routes, fighter comparison, map notes, and source checks.
Open HubStart the Beginner Route
Follow the roll, merge, checkpoint, and reward loop after opening the verified game page.
Start RouteReport a Link Correction
Send a correction when a Discord, Trello, wiki, or Roblox source changes.
Report UpdateOfficial Links FAQ
- What is the official Roll Anime to Fight Roblox link?
- Use the Roblox game page at /games/107653945083776/Roll-Anime-to-Fight. The Roblox listing confirms Roll Anime to Fight! by Another Slop.
- Is the Roll Anime to Fight Discord official?
- Several guides report a Roll Anime to Fight Discord, but this page keeps it reported until Roblox or a developer-controlled channel clearly points to the invite. Verify before joining or trusting code posts.
- Does Roll Anime to Fight have an official Trello?
- No creator-owned Trello board was confirmed on August 17, 2026. Avoid treating a Trello as official unless the Roblox page, Another Slop community, or developer-controlled channel links it.
- Is there an official Roll Anime to Fight wiki?
- No official wiki was confirmed during this check. Fan wikis and guide sites can help with cross-checking, but they should stay labeled as community sources unless the creator names one official.
- Where should I check for new codes or updates?
- Start with the Roblox game page and Another Slop community. Then compare reported Discord or code-tracker claims before spending time on wave-gated rewards.
- How can I report a broken or risky link?
- Use the contact page to send the link, where you found it, and what changed. Include whether Roblox, Discord, Trello, or a fan wiki was involved.