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Getting started in Steal an Anime Pack

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Start with the tutorial and do not rush it, because the tutorial teaches the whole game in miniature. You steal a pack from Sakura, open it, and meet your first fighter. In the first hand account this site is built on, that first pack gave Miky, a Common earning 628 cash per second. Your names may differ, but the shape will not: place the fighter at your base straight away so cash starts arriving every second.

Spend your first cash in this order

First, the treadmill. It cost 220 cash to unlock in the played account, and it is the most important early purchase in the game, because speed decides which stages you can work. Second, train speed a little. Third, buy the first base upgrade. Cosmetics and spare slots can wait: nothing early beats being fast enough to reach a better pack.

Your first real steal

Once the tutorial is done, packs sit in stage areas and inside other players bases. Pick a pack at the highest stage your speed can handle, grab it, and get home before its owner or the stage guardians make the trip expensive. Open it, place anything better than your current team, and sell duplicates with Sell All when your storage fills.

The loop from here

Steal, open or merge, place, earn, train, upgrade, repeat one stage higher. Redeem the active codes before a session, because the current set is listed as expiring November 7, and read the making money fast guide when you want the climb optimised.

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Guide checked November 5, 2026. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with Anime Tuff Games or Roblox Corporation. Steal an Anime Pack has no player trading yet, so this section publishes no trade values: rankings use an income index built from the figures on this page.