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Steal an Anime Pack trading status, explained

Last updated: November 5, 2026

The short answer: there is no trading in Steal an Anime Pack, checked on November 5, 2026. No guide, codes page, script listing or official description checked for this page describes a trade menu, a trade window or a trade command.

Then why does the Discord mention trading partners?

The official Discord server listing advertises finding trading partners and trading opportunities among its community activities. Read carefully, that is players using chat to arrange activity between themselves: teaming up, coordinating steals, or swapping favours. None of that is a game system, and none of it moves a fighter from one account to another through the game itself. The in game way packs change hands is stealing.

What that means for values

A fighter cannot be sold to another player, so a trade value would be a made up number. This site therefore ranks fighters by income, the number the game pays their owner every second, and labels sourced and estimate figures separately. If a real trading system ships in a future update, this page and the whole section will be revisited and the verdict will change in public, with the date it changed.

Staying safe meanwhile

Anyone offering to trade you a fighter for Robux or items outside the game is offering something the game cannot deliver. Keep your account, your packs and your Robux inside systems the game actually has: stealing, merging, selling to the game, and rebirth.

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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.