Updated: April 12, 2026
Anime Adventures by Gomu has rolled out one of its biggest April updates yet, and there is a lot to unpack. The headline feature is the April Fools Banner — a limited-time summon event that introduces Secret unit pity for the first time on a seasonal banner. On top of that, the update adds the brand-new Frozen Abyss gamemode, expands the current Battlepass with 10 additional tiers, and delivers a sweeping UI overhaul that touches nearly every screen in the game. Whether you are chasing Mythic event units, grinding the new Fools Hunt mode for AprilCoins, or just enjoying quality-of-life upgrades, this patch has something for every Anime Adventures player.
The April Fools Banner is a limited-time summon event that runs for the duration of the April seasonal period. It features exclusive event units that cannot be obtained from the standard banners, including both Mythic and Secret-rarity characters inspired by comedic and meme-worthy anime tropes.
The biggest change is the introduction of Secret unit pity on the April Fools Banner. This is a guaranteed drop mechanic: after a set number of pulls without receiving a Secret-rarity unit, the pity system kicks in and guarantees one on your next pull. Previously, Secret units were entirely luck-based with no safety net, which made chasing them a frustrating experience for many players. The new pity system doesn't eliminate the grind, but it does put a ceiling on how unlucky you can get.
Mythic units on the April Fools Banner have a 0.5% pull rate, which is consistent with previous limited banners. These Mythic units come with unique abilities and visual effects tied to the April Fools theme. To evolve them to their final forms, you need evolution items purchased with AprilCoins from the event shop.
AprilCoins are the event-exclusive currency that powers the entire April Fools economy. You earn them by playing the Fools Hunt, a limited-time gamemode with a twist: your party units and spells are randomly reassigned every few seconds during the match. This means you cannot rely on a single optimized loadout. Instead, you receive new random units to place as the game progresses, and you need to adapt your strategy on the fly.
The Fools Hunt tests your game knowledge in a way that standard modes do not. Knowing the strengths and placement priorities of a wide roster of units becomes essential when you have no control over which ones appear. Surviving longer earns more AprilCoins, so experienced players who understand unit synergies across the full roster have a significant advantage.
AprilCoins can be spent on three things: pulling on the April Fools Banner, purchasing evolution items for event Mythic units, and buying limited cosmetics from the event shop. Given the randomized nature of the Fools Hunt, expect to run the mode multiple times to accumulate enough coins for the pulls and items you need.
While the April Fools event is temporary, the Frozen Abyss gamemode is a permanent addition to Anime Adventures. This new mode introduces ice-themed waves of enemies with unique mechanics and environmental hazards that change the standard tower defense formula.
The Frozen Abyss features freezing effects that can slow or temporarily disable your units, icy terrain that alters unit placement zones, and boss waves with cold-resistance mechanics that require specific damage types to bypass. The mode scales in difficulty as you progress deeper, and the later waves demand precise unit placement and careful resource management.
Rewards from the Frozen Abyss include exclusive materials, gems, and items that are not available in other gamemodes. Because this is a permanent addition rather than a seasonal event, it adds long-term replayability and gives endgame players a new challenge to work toward.
Fire-type and heat-based units have a natural advantage in the Frozen Abyss thanks to their elemental interactions with ice enemies. Prioritize placing these units in choke points where enemy waves are funneled together. Units with area-of-effect abilities are particularly valuable here because the ice-themed waves tend to cluster more tightly than standard enemies.
Pay attention to the environmental freeze mechanic. Certain tiles will periodically frost over, temporarily disabling any unit standing on them. Keep your most important units off of tiles that have a frost warning indicator, and use expendable or tanky units to hold those positions instead.
The current Battlepass has been expanded with 10 additional tiers, bringing new rewards for players who have already maxed out the existing track. These new tiers include gems, summon tickets, exclusive cosmetics, and at least one featured unit that can only be obtained through Battlepass progression.
For players who have already completed the original Battlepass tiers, the new additions provide immediate content to chase. For newer players, the expanded Battlepass represents better overall value since the total reward pool is now larger for the same purchase price.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| New Tiers | 10 additional tiers added to the current Battlepass |
| Gem Rewards | Multiple gem bundles spread across the new tiers |
| Summon Tickets | Additional banner tickets included as tier rewards |
| Exclusive Cosmetics | New visual effects and unit skins only available through the Battlepass |
| Featured Unit | At least one exclusive unit locked behind the highest new tier |
This April update might be remembered as much for its quality-of-life improvements as for its new content. The UI overhaul touches almost every screen and interaction in Anime Adventures, and the changes are substantial enough to feel like a different game in some areas.
The in-game combat experience has received several significant upgrades. Damage type buffs and resistances are now displayed directly in-game, so you can see at a glance which of your units are dealing bonus damage or being resisted. Active ability cooldowns are now shown on screen with clear visual timers, eliminating the guesswork around when your abilities are ready to fire again.
Upgrade levels now feature improved color coding, making it easy to distinguish between level 1, 2, and 3 upgrades on the battlefield without needing to tap on each unit. Takedown visibility has been improved so you can see enemy health bars and defeat markers more clearly during intense waves.
The teams UI has been completely revamped with new team management features. You can now see damage type displays on teams, giving you a clear overview of your team composition and elemental coverage before entering a match. A new unit swap prompt system lets you replace units in your lineup more efficiently without navigating through multiple menus.
Dropdown menus for targeting modes replace the old cycling system, so you can jump directly to the targeting priority you want instead of clicking through every option. Stat potentials visibility has been improved, showing you the growth potential of each unit at a glance. Keybinds for upgrading and selling units have been added, allowing keyboard players to manage their units without relying on mouse clicks during heated moments.
The update also includes quest completion notifications that appear on screen when you finish objectives, remapped emote controls for a more intuitive experience, and a Roblox chat upgrade that integrates the latest Roblox communication features. The Idol unit has also received a notable change: it now negates High Cost debuffs, making it significantly more versatile in team compositions that rely on expensive units.
Several codes are currently active for Anime Adventures. Redeem them in-game through the codes menu to claim free rewards. All codes are case-sensitive, so enter them exactly as shown.
| Code | Reward | Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| APRILFOOLS | Various rewards | Level 20+ |
| UPDATESOON5189 | Gems and Tickets | None |
| DUNGEONS | 1x Dungeon Run Key | None |
| MILLIONFAVES | Gems | Level 20+ |
| 2BILLIONAA | 1,000 Gems | Level 50+ |
The April Fools Banner is worth pulling on for most players, and the reason is simple: Secret unit pity. This is the first time Anime Adventures has offered guaranteed Secret pulls on a limited banner, and there is no guarantee this mechanic will return on future banners. If you have been saving gems and tickets for a high-value summon opportunity, this is it.
For free-to-play players, the situation is more nuanced. The 0.5% Mythic rate is the same as other limited banners, so the per-pull value hasn't changed for Mythic units. The real upgrade is the Secret pity, which matters most to players who can commit a large number of pulls. If you only have enough resources for a handful of summons, you might not reach the pity threshold, in which case the banner offers the same odds as any other.
The Fools Hunt gamemode being the only source of AprilCoins adds a time commitment on top of the resource cost. You need to actively play the event mode to earn currency for pulls and evolution items. Plan your sessions accordingly, especially if you are also trying to grind the new Battlepass tiers and explore the Frozen Abyss.
The Idol unit change is the most significant balance shift in this patch. By negating High Cost debuffs, the Idol becomes a must-have support unit for compositions that use expensive powerhouses. Previously, running multiple high-cost units came with stacking penalties that limited team-building options. With Idol removing that downside, expect to see more diverse and top-heavy team compositions in competitive play.
The UI improvements, while not directly affecting balance, reduce the skill floor for effective unit management. Dropdown targeting modes and keybinds for upgrading and selling mean faster reaction times during matches, which matters in high-difficulty content like the Frozen Abyss and Dungeons.
The new event units from the April Fools Banner will need time to settle into tier lists, but early impressions suggest that the Secret-rarity units are competitive with existing top-tier options. Check our Anime Adventures Tier List for updated rankings once the community has had time to test the new additions thoroughly.
Jump into the April Fools event, try the Frozen Abyss, and claim your free codes before they expire.
The April Fools Banner is a limited-time summon banner introduced in the April 2026 update. It features exclusive Mythic units at a 0.5% pull rate and includes a new Secret unit pity system. You need AprilCoins earned from the Fools Hunt gamemode to pull on the banner and purchase evolution items for the event units.
Secret unit pity is a guaranteed drop mechanic. After a set number of pulls without receiving a Secret-rarity unit, the pity system guarantees one on your next pull. This is the first time Anime Adventures has added pity specifically for Secret units on a limited banner, making it a significant improvement for players chasing rare units.
Frozen Abyss is a new permanent gamemode featuring ice-themed enemy waves with unique mechanics and environmental hazards. It offers exclusive rewards not available in other modes and scales in difficulty as you progress deeper. Fire-type units have a natural advantage here.
AprilCoins are earned exclusively through the Fools Hunt limited-time gamemode. In this mode, your units and spells are randomly reassigned every few seconds, and you receive new random units to place as the match progresses. Surviving longer earns more AprilCoins, which can be spent on banner pulls and evolution items.
Working codes include APRILFOOLS (level 20+), UPDATESOON5189 (gems and tickets), DUNGEONS (dungeon key), MILLIONFAVES (gems, level 20+), and 2BILLIONAA (1,000 gems, level 50+). Redeem them in the codes menu before they expire.
The update includes damage type buffs and resistances shown in-game, active ability cooldown timers, improved upgrade level color coding, a teams UI revamp, damage type display on teams, unit swap prompts, targeting mode dropdown menus, stat potentials visibility, keybinds for upgrading and selling, quest completion notifications, and remapped emote controls.
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