Characters

Sasukei

Reported 7,500 Yen kit. Often called Sasuke. Confirm costs, drop rates, and unlocks in the live Anime Ability Arena experience.

Sasukei

Player guide for Anime Ability Arena on Roblox: Yen from fighting, dated character costs, controls, places, passes, and the current code status.

What is Sasukei?

Sasukei is the 7,500 Yen name on the August 22 ladder. A later gameplay session mentioned fire breath and Susanoo while using Sasuke. Those words came from the player, not from a move list on the official page. The September snapshot left the rank practice-dependent.

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How do you get Sasukei?

Reported 7,500 Yen on August 22, 2026.

How do you use Sasukei?

Learn the live HUD names before you import a combo from another Roblox fighter. Confirm a light hit before the heavy move.

FAQ

Anime Ability Arena roster questions

Is Anime Ability Arena the same game as Anime Battle Arena?

No. Anime Ability Arena is the Roblox experience by no dj khaled we the best at place 108567435288296. It uses Yen from fighting. Anime Battle Arena is a different game, and a separate Ability Arena uses Hits instead of Yen.

How many characters are playable?

The official description checked on October 14, 2026 says 20 playable characters. A September 9 description said 18. Public name tables from August and September do not identify every current slot, so use the live character panel before you spend Yen or Robux.

How do you earn Yen?

The official description says you earn Yen by fighting other players. Exact hit and knockout payouts are not published. Measure the balance change in your own server, and do not use exploits, cheats, alternate accounts, or bug abuse.

Are there working codes?

No code string has been verified for this experience. A community-reported 500 Yen lobby panel is a separate in-game check, not a typed code. If the lobby has no Codes or Redeem control, do not paste strings into chat or an outside site.

What are the PC controls?

Current gameplay reports use M1 for the basic attack, E for the light ability, R for the heavy ability, and Q for Dash. Controller captures do not agree on which face button is which role, so read the button names on your HUD.