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Anime RNG: Final Stand

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Playing right now

376

Between 219 and 381 over the last 24 hours.

Power-ups

All-time numbers from the game's Roblox page.

Visits

247.6K

Since it opened on 24 Sept 2026.

Favourites

14K

Players who saved it.

Likes

93%

1,260 likes, 98 dislikes.

Server size

8

Players per server, one stud each.

Hour by hour

The most players at once in each hour of the last 24 (UTC).

Peak

Biggest hour so far: 513 players at 17:00 UTC on 8 Nov.

Screens

From the game's store page.

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Anime RNG: Final Stand screenshot 3

Patch notes

Each publish we saw, and how many players were in the hour before and after.

  1. 24 Sept 2026Opened
  2. 8 Nov 2026We started counting
  3. 14 Nov 2026Last publish
  1. Patch · latest14 Nov, 20:00 UTC

    One publish · Players rose 37% in the hour after.

    Hour before268
    Hour after367
  2. Patch 13 Nov, 14:43 UTC

    One publish · Players rose 7% in the hour after.

    Hour before227
    Hour after244
  3. Patch 12 Nov, 16:18 UTC

    One publish · Players rose 2% in the hour after.

    Hour before290
    Hour after297
  4. Patch 9 Nov, 23:55 UTC

    One publish · Players rose 3% in the hour after.

    Hour before339
    Hour after351

About the game

In sideissues.'s words.

🎲 Anime RNG: Final Stand 🎲 Roll for your favourite anime fighters and build the strongest team! ⚔️ 🎰 Roll 100+ animes across 17 rarities - from Common all the way to Supreme! 🏯 Place your animes on YOUR private base and wipe out endless enemy waves for 💴 Yen ⬆️ Upgrade your Luck, Damage, Roll Speed and Slots

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