Last checked: June 10, 2026

Wisteria Codes (May 2026) — All Active & Expired Codes

Q: How do I redeem codes in Wisteria?

Open Wisteria on Roblox and press the Chat button in the upper-left corner. Type or paste your code directly into the chat box (codes start with !) and press Enter. Rewards are applied immediately to your character.

Q: Why isn't my Wisteria code working?

Wisteria codes are case-sensitive and must include the ! prefix. Double-check your spelling and capitalization. If the code still fails, it has likely expired or you have already redeemed it on your account.

Q: How often are new Wisteria codes released?

New codes typically appear when the game hits like milestones (such as 8,000, 10,000, or 15,000 likes), during major content updates, or for special events. There is no fixed schedule, but the developer kidso52 tends to release codes alongside significant game updates.

Q: Do Wisteria codes expire?

Yes, most Wisteria codes expire eventually. The developer can deactivate codes at any time, so you should redeem them as soon as possible. Milestone codes tend to last longer than event-specific codes.

Q: Where can I find new Wisteria codes?

New codes are announced on the Demon Corps Discord server and through in-game notifications. You can also bookmark this page — we update our list regularly so you never miss a new code.

Here's every working Wisteria code for May 2026. Grab free race resets, breath resets, clan rerolls, nichirin rerolls, and milestone rewards. We've tested each code in-game and update this page whenever new ones drop.

Wisteria is a Demon Slayer-inspired Roblox game developed by kidso52 and the Demon Corps team. Players choose a race, train breathing techniques, and battle demons across an open world based on the Demon Slayer universe. The game features a deep progression system with clans, blood demon arts, nichirin sword colors, haori cosmetics, and face customization that all shape your character's identity and combat effectiveness.

Codes in Wisteria don't give you currency or EXP boosts like many other Roblox games. Instead, they provide something arguably more valuable: free resets and rerolls. Normally, rerolling your clan or resetting your breath style costs Robux or requires grinding specific objectives. These codes let you skip that process entirely and experiment with different builds at no cost.

All Active Wisteria Codes (May 2026)

These codes are currently working as of May 29, 2026. All 10 active codes have been verified in-game. Type them directly into the chat box, including the ! prefix.

Code	Reward	Status
!RaceReset	Race Reset tool	Active
!BreathReset	Breath Reset	Active
!BDAReset	Blood Demon Art Reset	Active
!ClanReroll	Clan Reroll	Active
!NichirinReroll	Nichirin Color Reroll	Active
!HaoriReroll	Haori Reroll	Active
!FaceReroll	Face Reroll	Active
!8000Likes	Milestone reward	Active
!10000Likes	Milestone reward	Active
!15000Likes	Milestone reward	Active

Tip: Wisteria codes are case-sensitive and must include the ! at the beginning. Type them exactly as shown. Each code can only be used once per account.

All Expired Wisteria Codes

The following 28 codes have been deactivated and no longer work. We keep them listed here so you don't waste time trying outdated codes.

Code	Status
!5000Likes	Expired
!3000Likes	Expired
!2000Likes	Expired
!1000Likes	Expired
!500Likes	Expired
!Release	Expired
!Update1	Expired
!Update2	Expired
!Update3	Expired
!Update4	Expired
!FixBugs	Expired
!Sorry4Bugs	Expired
!Christmas	Expired
!NewYear	Expired
!Halloween	Expired
!Easter	Expired
!Summer	Expired
!DemonCorps	Expired
!FreeClan	Expired
!FreeBreath	Expired
!FreeRace	Expired
!6000Likes	Expired
!7000Likes	Expired
!BugFix2	Expired
!Compensation	Expired
!Valentine	Expired
!Spring	Expired
!Thanksgiving	Expired

How to Redeem Codes in Wisteria

Wisteria doesn't use a dedicated codes menu like most Roblox games. Instead, you type codes directly into the in-game chat. Here's exactly how to do it:

Open Roblox and launch Wisteria from the game page or search using Place ID 4723618670.
Once you're in the game, press the Chat button in the upper-left corner of your screen to open the chat window.
Type your code exactly as it appears, starting with the ! symbol. For example, type !RaceReset to use the race reset code.
Press Enter to submit the code through the chat.
If the code is valid, your reward will be applied immediately. Resets take effect right away, and rerolls will randomize the relevant attribute on your character.

Keep in mind that these codes are typed into the regular chat, not a separate code box. If a code doesn't work, verify you've included the ! prefix and matched the exact capitalization shown in the table above.

Where Do New Codes Come From?

Like milestones are the primary source of new Wisteria codes. When the game reaches a specific number of likes on its Roblox page, the developer kidso52 releases a corresponding code. The progression from !5000Likes through !8000Likes, !10000Likes, and !15000Likes follows this pattern clearly. As the game continues to grow, expect new milestone codes at higher thresholds.

Game updates and patches also trigger new codes. Looking at the expired list, codes like !Update1 through !Update4 were tied to specific content patches. When Demon Corps pushes a major update adding new breathing styles, blood demon arts, or map areas, they often pair it with a reward code.

Bug fixes and compensation codes appear after significant issues. Codes like !FixBugs, !Sorry4Bugs, and !Compensation were given to players when server problems or gameplay bugs affected the community. These tend to appear without warning and expire quickly.

Seasonal events are another reliable source. The expired codes list includes !Christmas, !NewYear, !Halloween, !Easter, !Valentine, and !Summer. If you're playing during a holiday period, check back here for event-specific codes. The Demon Corps Discord server is also a good place to watch for announcements.

Tips for Getting the Most Out of Wisteria

Use reroll codes strategically. The !ClanReroll code randomizes your clan, and clans in Wisteria have different stat bonuses and rarities. Some clans are significantly better than others for specific playstyles. Before you use your reroll, research which clans pair well with your chosen breathing style so you don't waste the opportunity on a random roll.

Save your breath reset for when it counts. Breathing styles define your combat moveset in Wisteria, and switching between them isn't free. The !BreathReset code is extremely valuable if you've invested heavily in one style and want to try another. Don't use it impulsively. Wait until you've decided on a build you want to commit to.

Nichirin color matters more than you'd think. Your nichirin sword color is cosmetic, but it's tied to rarity tiers that give your character visual prestige. The !NichirinReroll code lets you re-roll for a rarer color without spending Robux. Some players save these rerolls until they've progressed further and can better appreciate the flex of a rare blade color.

Blood Demon Art builds are endgame. If you've chosen the demon path, your BDA defines your special abilities. The !BDAReset code is critical for players who want to switch arts after testing one that doesn't fit their playstyle. BDA resets are hard to come by outside of codes, so treat this one as a safety net for your endgame build.

For more strategies on progressing through Wisteria and earning free Robux while playing, check out our Wisteria free Robux guide. You can also explore our list of the best Roblox games in 2026 if you're looking for similar anime-inspired experiences like Jujutsu Shenanigans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I redeem codes in Wisteria?

Open the chat by pressing the Chat button in the upper-left corner. Type the code directly into the chat box, including the ! prefix, and press Enter. There's no separate code redemption menu in Wisteria — codes are entered through the regular chat system.

Why isn't my Wisteria code working?

Wisteria codes are case-sensitive and require the ! symbol at the start. If you typed the code correctly and it still doesn't work, the code has likely expired or you've already used it on your account. Check the expired codes table on this page to confirm its status.

How often are new Wisteria codes released?

New codes appear when the game hits like milestones (such as 8,000 or 15,000 likes), during major content updates, and around holiday events. There's no fixed schedule, but milestone codes have been the most consistent source throughout the game's history.

Can I use Wisteria codes more than once?

No. Each code can only be redeemed once per account. If you try to use a code you've already claimed, it won't grant any additional rewards.

Do Wisteria codes expire?

Yes. Most Wisteria codes expire over time, especially event and compensation codes. The reset and reroll codes (like !RaceReset and !ClanReroll) have lasted longer than most, but they can still be deactivated at any time. Redeem them as soon as you see them.

Where can I find new Wisteria codes?

The best sources are the official Demon Corps Discord server and this page. We check for new codes regularly and update the list as soon as they're confirmed working. Bookmarking this page is the fastest way to stay current on Wisteria codes.

About This Page

We maintain this Wisteria codes list as a resource for the Roblox community. Every code on this page has been tested in-game to verify whether it's currently active or expired. Out of the 38 total codes tracked, 10 are currently working and 28 have been deactivated. Our goal is to save you time by keeping everything in one place.

If you spot a code we've missed or notice a status change, let us know through our Discord server. Community input helps us keep this page accurate for everyone.

This page is not affiliated with kidso52, Demon Corps, or Roblox Corporation. All trademarks and game content belong to their respective owners. Code availability is subject to change at the discretion of the game developers.