This is a chronological record of the tracked changes, from the launch baseline through Update 1 (Hunter City and shadows) to Update 1.5 (Class Tree and the Commandment Totem), naming the verified source for each entry. When a published value changed, the affected page was re-checked rather than silently patched.
A chronological record of what shipped in Anime Breaker and what changed on this site as a result. The timeline below is reconstructed from the developer's own announcement channel, where each milestone and compensation code carries an exact timestamp, so the sequence can be checked rather than trusted.
The experience opened with World 1 through World 3 and the first secret bosses. The launch code went out alongside the release, and the earliest milestone codes followed within the hour as the player count cleared its first thresholds. This is the baseline every later value on this site is measured against: the World 1 barrier at a thousand HP, companion card packs starting at a hundred Gold, and the Rank energy ladder beginning at ten thousand.
Update 1 added World 4, the Hunter City raid gates and the shadow extraction system, where duplicate shadows merge upward from Mythical toward Secret. It also introduced the cosmetic appearance system that lets an avatar wear any item's look while keeping the equipped item's stats. Our Shadow Dragon mount entry and the portal rank table come from coverage of this patch, which is why both are labelled as creator-reported rather than verified.
The largest tracked change so far. It added the Class Tree altar in Hunter City with six branches growing from a central node, priced at 1.08 Qi Gold with branch awakening at roughly a thousand Hunter Class Coins and individual nodes at roughly five thousand. The Commandment Totem shipped alongside it, running through ten stages with a piece appearing every thirty minutes and despawning after fifteen. The reward table across those stages covers energy, damage, gold, luck, speed, extra spins, gacha luck, critical hit damage and an additional hero equip slot.
Between the major patches the developer shipped codes at favourites milestones, concurrent player records and after unplanned downtime. Each one is recorded with its exact timestamp on the codes page, including the compensation entries issued after maintenance. This log exists because a code list without dates cannot tell you whether a stale entry is genuinely expired or simply not yet re-checked.
See the full dated code timelineRe-check the code table against the developer's announcement channel and re-read the in-game unlock dialogs for any cost that changed. Affected pages are re-published rather than patched silently.
The date this log was last verified is printed in the page footer. Codes are checked on every pass; patch content is checked when the developer announces a new update.
Entries with an exact timestamp come from the developer's own channel and are marked verified. Entries that describe a patch's contents without a developer timestamp come from creator coverage and are marked creator-reported. Where a patch changed a value that this site publishes, the affected page was re-checked rather than silently patched, so the review date on that page moves forward even when the number does not change.
This is not a developer changelog and it does not claim to be complete. It records what we could verify, and it is the first place we look when a reader reports that a number on the site no longer matches the live game.
