Steal an Anime Pack · checked 2026-11-02
Steal an Anime Pack Beginner Guide — Steal a Pack, Then Open It
A first-session route for Steal an Anime Pack on Roblox (universe 10701622575, root place 133151378618377): steal and open anime packs, merge when the experience lets you, build a collection that earns cash, and train so you are faster. No payout table, no rarity chart, and no codes list.
Join this place, not another steal experience
Source: Roblox games API — universe 10701622575 — Fetched 2 November 2026. Root place 133151378618377. Creator group Anime Tuff Games. Canonical path /games/133151378618377/Steal-an-Anime-Pack.
Steal an Anime Pack is a Roblox simulation by the group Anime Tuff Games. This guide uses universe 10701622575 and root place 133151378618377. The play link is the root place. The universe id is the record id, not the number in the /games/ URL.
The listing name on that fetch was exactly “Steal an Anime Pack”. It is not Steal and Cure a Zombie, which is the KuinfWorld place 70760459069379. It is not Steal a Brainrot. A title that starts with Steal is not enough to treat those hubs as this game.
The experience was created on 14 August 2026. The listing’s own updated time on the fetch was 2 November 2026. Servers hold up to 5 players. The payload did not list a price, and private servers are not offered (createVipServersAllowed is false).
- 1Open https://www.roblox.com/games/133151378618377/Steal-an-Anime-Pack.
- 2Confirm the creator name is Anime Tuff Games before you treat the lobby as this guide.
- 3Ignore a steal game that does not use this place id.
First loop — steal a pack, then open it
Source: Official description on the games API — Description text returned with universe 10701622575 on 2 November 2026. No button names are in that text.
The developer’s how-to-play list starts with one sentence: steal and open anime packs to unlock rare characters. That is the first run this guide will repeat. The description does not name a spawn, a carry limit, a button, or a character roster.
Opening is part of that sentence. This guide will not tell you to hoard a closed pack as if the listing said closed packs pay you. It also will not invent a pull rate. “Rare characters” is the phrase the description uses. It does not name a rarity ladder.
A server holds up to 5 players. Anyone else you see is someone in that server, not every Steal an Anime Pack player on Roblox. Private servers are turned off, so you cannot buy an empty server from this listing.
- 1Steal an anime pack. The description does not name a second source.
- 2Open it. The same sentence treats opening as how you unlock a character.
- 3Leave and rejoin only when you want a different server of up to 5 people.
- 4Skip any drop table. None is in the listing.
Merge is named — the result is not
The same opening line says you can merge your packs. That is the whole merge rule this page will print. The description does not say how many packs a merge takes, what it returns, or whether a merge is better than opening.
Treat merge as an option the experience shows you, not as a recipe. If a guide elsewhere prints a merge chart, treat that chart as unverified until the official description prints it.
Do this with packs you already stole. The description puts merge inside the steal-and-open sentence. It does not describe merging a character, a base, or cash.
- 1Use merge only on packs. That is the noun the description uses.
- 2Do not assume a merge upgrades a character. The listing does not say that.
- 3If the experience asks for a count this page does not have, follow the experience.
Build the collection, then expect cash — including offline
The next line is to build your collection and earn cash. The description ties cash to the collection. It does not publish a cash rate, a slot count, or a rebirth. Do not treat a number from another article as this game’s income.
A later line says your units make money while you are offline. “Units” is the word the listing uses for what earns while you are gone. It does not say a closed pack earns, and it does not name a collect button.
The games payload says the universe avatar type is MorphToR15, so your character is an R15 body. That field is about your avatar, not a character chart. This page does not print body scales or unit variants.
- 1Build the collection before you expect cash. The description does not say a stolen pack pays you by itself.
- 2Leave with units if you want the offline line to apply. The listing does not publish an amount.
- 3Stay on the R15 body the experience morphs you to. This guide has no R6 chart.
Train to get faster, and upgrade the base
The next how-to-play line is to train to get faster and upgrade your base. Speed and the base are named together. The description does not name a treadmill, a speed stat, a base level, or a price.
Faster is the reason the listing gives for training. It does not say training unlocks a character. Upgrading the base is its own clause. This guide will not invent what a base upgrade buys.
The last two lines of the how-to-play list are to steal packs from other players, and to collect the strongest anime characters. “Strongest” is not defined. There is no power number in the description. The listing also says the experience is inspired by Anime Dice. That sentence is a credit, not a second ruleset, and this page does not link an Anime Dice place id.
- 1Train for speed when the experience offers it. There is no published speed or multiplier here.
- 2Upgrade the base with the cash the collection earns. There is no published upgrade list.
- 3Steal packs from the other people in your server of up to 5. The description does not name a lock, a shield, or a timer.
- 4Collect stronger characters by opening packs. This guide has no strongest-character ranking.
Controls on PC and mobile — no published key chart
This guide does not publish a keyboard, mouse, or touch map. The official description does not print one, and it does not say which devices the experience supports.
The games payload also did not include a device list. This site therefore lists PC and Mobile and does not add Xbox or another console.
On a computer, use the pointer the Roblox client gives you for packs, merge, training, and the base the experience shows. On a phone or tablet, those choices are the on-screen controls inside the experience. Do not import a key chart from Steal a Brainrot or another steal game.
- 1Join on the device you already use for Roblox. The listing does not rank one.
- 2Learn the buttons inside the experience. They are not reprinted here.
- 3If a control guide elsewhere names keys, treat it as unverified until the official description prints them.
What this guide will not invent
No codes. The official description does not list a redeem code, and this site has no codes page for Steal an Anime Pack.
No cash rates, pack prices, merge recipes, character names, or speed multipliers. If the experience shows them, the experience is the source.
No rarity ladder and no “strongest” ranking. The description names rare characters and the strongest anime characters. It stops there.
No private-server walkthrough. The games payload says VIP servers are not allowed. No patch notes. The listing’s updated time is not a changelog.
Questions
Which Roblox ids does this beginner guide use?
Universe 10701622575 and root place 133151378618377. The play URL is https://www.roblox.com/games/133151378618377/Steal-an-Anime-Pack. The universe id does not go in that path.
How do I start?
Steal and open anime packs to unlock rare characters. That is the first how-to-play sentence. It does not name a button, so this guide does not either.
Can I merge packs?
The official description says you can merge your packs. It does not say what a merge returns, so this guide does not print a merge chart.
When do units earn cash?
The description says you build your collection and earn cash, and that your units make money while you are offline. It does not publish a cash amount.
What are the controls?
They are not listed here. The description does not print a key or touch map. Use the controls the Roblox client shows inside the experience.
Where is the codes page?
There is not one. These pages are the wiki and this beginner guide. The official description checked on 2 November 2026 does not list a code.
Sources
- Roblox games API — Steal an Anime Pack — Universe 10701622575, root place 133151378618377. Name, description, creator group Anime Tuff Games, visits 5,938,297, favorites 242,461, playing 5,045, maxPlayers 5, MorphToR15, genre Simulation / Tycoon. Fetched 2 November 2026.
- Roblox votes API — Same fetch window: 11,427 upvotes and 519 downvotes. Not a live rating.
- Roblox experience page — Canonical path from the games payload. This is the only play link.
- Roblox groups API — Anime Tuff Games — Creator id 289921005 from the games payload. Group name Anime Tuff Games. Public entry was allowed on 2 November 2026. The group id is not a universe id or a place id.