AniGame documentation

AniGame combines anime collecting with RPG progression inside Discord. Your collection, selected battle card, saved teams and resources serve different purposes. Learning how they fit together makes the next decision much easier.

Start with the first-session walkthrough if you are new. Return to the topic guides when you want to improve a team, join a raid or make a trade. You can read this handbook and the command reference without signing in; personalized website tools still require Discord sign-in.

Collectors can begin with card identifiers, favorites and skins. Battle players should learn the difference between a selected card and a mode-assigned team before spending upgrade materials. Social players can explore raids, clans, relationships and the player economy.

Already comfortable with the basics? The advanced guide focuses on diagnosing losses, managing several team compositions and deciding where to spend your next resources.

Type / in a Discord server and choose AniGame to see its available slash commands. Fill the named option fields in Discord; examples such as /info card_num:1 show which field to select and what to enter. Do not send the example as an ordinary message and expect a slash command to run.

Message commands use a server prefix. Examples here use the default .; replace it if your server uses a different prefix. Aliases are alternate message-command names, not extra slash commands. A group such as .raid can have subcommands such as /raid join.

In usage examples, angle brackets identify required values and square brackets identify optional values. Replace placeholders with your own values and omit the brackets. Example card, auction and lobby IDs are illustrations, not live listings.

Seasonal activities appear only while the relevant event and phase allow them. Shops, prices, eligibility, cooldowns and rewards can change. Read the bot's current screen before spending resources or confirming an action.

If a command does not appear, check that you selected AniGame, try its documented message-command format, and ask your server's setup manager about channel access. Use official support for account-specific problems.