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Anime Finals Official Links

Open the correct Anime Finals Roblox experience and Finals Project group, verify the Place and Universe IDs, and avoid unrelated games or unconfirmed social links.

The official Anime Finals experience is the Roblox Place 131767617769624, owned by the Finals Project group. Use the numeric IDs as the deciding identity markers because Roblox search results include other experiences with similar names. The target experience may display the longer title [⌛SOON] Anime Finals; that prefix does not make it a different game.

On October 1, 2026, the Universe record named Finals Project as the group creator and reported the experience as private and inactive. The Roblox page also indicated that no experience was running. These destinations remain the right starting points even when the Play button is unavailable.

Verify the identity before you join

Check the browser address first. The number after /games/ must be 131767617769624. Next, check the creator shown below the title; it must point to Finals Project. If you are comparing API or technical records, the Universe should be 8172342913 and the creator group should be 733087402.

Field
Correct value
Where it helps
Status
Short name
Anime Finals
Guide and search recognition
Official identity
Display name
[⌛SOON] Anime Finals
Current Roblox listing
Checked 2026-10-01
Place ID
131767617769624
Exact experience URL
Official
Universe ID
8172342913
Game-level metadata
Official
Creator
Finals Project
Separating same-name games
Official group

What the official page confirms

The description says players explore anime worlds, fight powerful enemies, conquer Avatars, unlock systems, play Dungeons and Raids with friends, train, fight, and climb leaderboards. It lists PC, Mobile, Console, and Tablet availability. Those statements support the sections on this guide, but they do not reveal current Avatar names, world order, reward tables, upgrade costs, code validity, or a reopening schedule.

The official badge endpoint contains a Welcome to Anime Finals badge associated with the same Universe. That supports the game’s historical identity and shows that players entered an earlier build. It does not prove that the current private build is accessible or that older mechanics remain unchanged.

An official Discord, Trello, wiki, or social channel could not be independently linked from the publicly accessible experience and group records during this check. Older articles disagree: one says there was no official Discord at its check date, while another provides an invitation. Without a current creator-owned link chain, this guide does not ask you to trust either claim.

A community server can still be useful for discussion, but it should call itself a community server. Never give a server bot or moderator your Roblox password, authentication cookie, email code, recovery code, or payment details. Legitimate access to a Roblox experience happens through Roblox, not through a verification form that requests account secrets.

Avoid the other Anime Finals games

One prominent same-name result is a shooter by MOVI Games at a different Place ID. Search pages for that game mention guns, kits, skins, finishers, gems, and playtest codes. Those details are not alternate terminology for the Finals Project game and should not be used on its code, Avatar, or progression pages.

Another similarly named early-access listing also uses a different Place. If a guide does not show the target link, open its Roblox destination before copying any mechanic. A matching title or thumbnail is not enough; the Place, Universe, and creator relationship must align.

  1. Open the official Roblox experience from the card above and bookmark it.
  2. Confirm the current title, Finals Project creator, and access state.
  3. Follow the creator name to the Finals Project group only when the group ID matches 733087402.
  4. Treat social invitations, code lists, update calendars, and tester forms as unconfirmed unless the official experience or group links to them.
  5. Return to the Updates page for a dated access check or the Codes page for redemption status.

This routine is especially important during a private period. Search results and reposts can remain visible long after a server, menu, code, or announcement has changed.

Frequently asked questions

Use https://www.roblox.com/games/131767617769624/Anime-Finals. The numeric Place ID is the important part of the address.

Who made Anime Finals?

Roblox’s Universe record names Finals Project as the creator group. The linked group ID is 733087402.

Why does the official page say “SOON”?

That is part of the current display name. On October 1, 2026 the Universe was also private and inactive, so the title is consistent with an unavailable public build but does not announce a precise return date.

Is there an official Anime Finals Discord?

No current public creator-owned link was verified during this check. Do not treat an invitation from a codes page as official unless it can be traced back to the target experience or Finals Project group.

Where should a new player go next?

Use the Beginner Guide for a first-session plan based on the confirmed gameplay loop and clear limits around the inaccessible client.

Continue with another focused Anime Finals guide.

Guides

Anime Finals Beginner Guide

Prepare your first Anime Finals session with the correct Roblox link, confirmed gameplay goals, sensible early decisions, and clear checks for systems that can change.

Modes

Anime Finals Dungeons Guide

Use the current Anime Finals Dungeon panel to find the entrance, confirm requirements, prepare friends, learn the objective, and verify rewards safely.

Modes

Anime Finals Raids Guide

Confirm the current Anime Finals Raid entrance and requirements, organize a party, learn the encounter objective, and verify rewards without old-build guesses.