Quick answer: As of October 18, 2026, third-party Anime Dice code guides report that Halloween grants 1 Pumpkin Jackpot. Treat this as a reported reward, not a guarantee for every account, until the live game confirms redemption. Public event listings place Halloween Part 1 in an October 18–21 window; check the in-game timer for the final deadline.
Updated October 18, 2026 · By Shivam Das
Anime Dice Halloween Part 1 codes: what is reported?
The most specific Halloween-related code reported by code guides updated October 18 is Halloween, with a reward listed as one Pumpkin Jackpot. Codes can be switched off or corrected, so enter it in the official game and rely on the confirmation message—not a third-party claim alone.
| Code or detail | Reported result | Status |
|---|---|---|
Halloween |
1 Pumpkin Jackpot | Reported by current code guides; test in-game |
| Event window | October 18–21, 2026; trackers list noon Pacific Time | Check the live event timer |
| Complete Halloween unit list | No complete developer-verified roster located | Unconfirmed |
| Exact Halloween drop rates | No complete authoritative probability table located | Unconfirmed |
Important: one reported code reward is not a complete event reward list. Halloween Part 1 may include separate tasks, drops, or milestones. We are not presenting those as confirmed until the game or a reliable developer announcement identifies them.
How to redeem the Halloween code
- Open the official Anime Dice experience on Roblox.
- Choose Shop on the left side of the game interface.
- Scroll to the code section and enter
Halloweenexactly as shown by a current listing or developer announcement. - Select Redeem and wait for the in-game response.
- Check your inventory or reward display to see whether the Pumpkin Jackpot was credited.
If redemption fails, remove extra spaces, check capitalization, rejoin a fresh server, and try again. The code may have expired, already been claimed, or changed. Never give your Roblox password, session cookie, or account token to a code generator.
Halloween Part 1 timing for U.S. players
Public event listings describe Halloween Part 1 as running from October 18 through October 21, 2026, with noon Pacific Time shown for the event boundary (3 p.m. Eastern). Event calendars and servers can change, so check the countdown displayed inside Anime Dice before planning a last-minute session. The in-game timer takes priority over an old article or repost.
How to get better value from the event
Anime Dice progression centers on rolling characters, placing useful units on your plot, earning Cash, and reinvesting in dice and upgrades. A limited-time event can make players feel rushed, but spending every resource before checking the requirements may leave you less prepared for the next task.
- Claim the code early. Limited codes may expire without a long notice period.
- Read the event panel first. Check whether a reward needs a quest, event currency, a number of rolls, or a separate claim action.
- Keep useful earners active. Place productive units before leaving so normal progression can continue.
- Save rerolls for units you intend to keep. Upgrading a character you replace immediately can waste scarce resources.
- Record what the game shows. For a new drop, note the name, displayed rarity, requirement, and date. One screenshot is not proof of universal drop rates.
Are other Anime Dice codes part of Halloween Part 1?
Regular update and milestone codes may grant Lucky Spins, Trait Rerolls, Gems, or Tickets. Code websites do not always agree on the active status or exact quantities for older codes. Those ordinary rewards should not be merged into a made-up Halloween loot table. Use a recently updated code list as a checklist, then rely on the in-game redemption result for confirmation.
For current game identity and developer-provided information, start with the official Anime Dice Roblox listing. Current third-party code reporting includes Destructoid's October 18 roundup and SuperCheats' October 18 list. These are secondary sources, so treat reward claims as reported until the live game confirms them.
Social post and video verification
We could not verify a public, Halloween-specific X/Twitter or Instagram post from the developer with a stable URL during this update. Rather than embed an unrelated clip or present a fan post as official, this guide links directly to the official Roblox experience and cites current code roundups. Add a social embed only when the original post can be verified and is relevant to this event.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Anime Dice Halloween Part 1 code?
Current third-party guides report Halloween as a code for one Pumpkin Jackpot. Test it in the game's Shop and check the confirmation message.
What does the Halloween code give?
The reported reward is one Pumpkin Jackpot. This does not establish the complete reward list for the entire event.
When does Halloween Part 1 end?
Public trackers list October 21, 2026, at noon Pacific Time. Check the in-game countdown in case the schedule changes.
Are all Halloween rewards confirmed?
No complete developer-verified list of Halloween units and exact drop rates was found in the sources reviewed. Check the event panel and Index before relying on a claim.
Why is my code not working?
It may be expired, already redeemed, typed incorrectly, or temporarily unavailable on the current server. Check the spelling and rejoin the game.
Where can I check official game information?
Use the official Anime Dice Roblox page and the developer community links listed there. Never share account credentials to claim a reward.
Sources and image credits
- Roblox: Anime Dice — official experience listing.
- Destructoid and SuperCheats — third-party code reports updated October 18, 2026.
- AllThingsHow, MobileMatters, Medcom, and Pro Game Guides — gameplay images or promotional artwork.
Editorial note: The five in-article images use distinct URLs and are captioned as general gameplay or promotional art rather than falsely labeled as Halloween drops. External image hotlinking and reuse rights can change; confirm licensing or use permissioned assets where required. This article does not claim a social post or video was verified when it was not.
