Official sources verify Anime Card Farm as universe 10144587520 from Anime Card Factory, with packs that reveal Anime Cards, card upgrades tied to more money, progression to more expensive packs, rare mutated cards with boosts, a leaderboard goal, offline pack opening, and offline money generation. The current public sources do not publish a complete card or pack roster, rarity table, pack odds, pity, upgrade costs, income formulas, offline limits, mutation names or rates, leaderboard rules, code strings, redemption results, values, or rankings.
Exact identity and verified loop
Anime Card Farm is universe 10144587520 and root place 125039473548047, published by Anime Card Factory. Roblox labels it Simulation and Tycoon and allows eight players. The creator's verified loop is to open card packs, reveal Anime Cards, upgrade cards for more money, buy more expensive packs, find mutated cards, and pursue a leaderboard. Packs and money are also described as continuing offline. These are category-level facts. Multiplayer cooperation, trading, combat, merging, quests, pity, seasons, clans, and codes are not established by this description.
Pack inventory remains incomplete
The creator verifies packs and more expensive pack progression. It does not publish pack names, prices, unlock requirements, contents, anime themes, rarity floors, odds, pity, duplicate handling, queue limits, opening duration, or offline eligibility by pack. Four creator media images and current opening videos show presentation and demand, not a complete inventory. A future pack table must capture every current live pack label, prerequisite, price, displayed content or odds, and check time. Until then, this wiki records the system as verified and the dataset as unavailable rather than filling generic rows.
Card roster and field boundary
Official text confirms Anime Cards but does not list card names, characters, series, rarity, base income, levels, caps, ownership limits, placement rules, resale, trade value, or collection bonuses. A video featuring one new or opened card can prove that the card was visible in that captured version, not that the roster is current or complete. Each card row needs an exact live name, fields, source locator, check time, and refresh rule. Without that, a wiki list would look authoritative while mixing updates, so this package keeps the roster and values held.
Upgrade and income boundary
The creator says upgrading cards earns more money. This verifies direction, not magnitude. Public sources do not provide upgrade levels, costs, currency units, scaling, caps, refund rules, combine or merge behavior, active-slot rules, or income timing. A stable formula requires controlled observations with starting card state, starting money, interval, upgrade action, ending card state, ending money, active boosts, and rounding. A calculator or best-upgrade table would be false precision without those inputs. The supported page instead explains how to collect the evidence safely.
Offline system boundary
The official listing states that packs open and money generates while offline. It does not state maximum duration, queue consumption, eligible cards or packs, payout timing, save frequency, cap, multiplier, missed time handling, or what happens during an update. Community AFK or opening footage cannot substitute for an offline return capture. A versioned offline guide should bind logout and login times, exact pre-state, first return summary, and post-state, then repeat at multiple intervals. Until then, the existence claim is verified and every formula remains unknown.
Mutation system boundary
Rare mutated cards with strong boosts are creator-published, but mutation names, eligible cards, acquisition path, chance, multiplier, reroll behavior, stack rules, visual identifiers, lock state, or removal rules are not. Current videos can signal new-card and mutation interest but cannot prove probabilities or permanent rankings. A mutation ledger needs exact current labels and isolated card-field comparisons. A tier list additionally needs completeness and transparent criteria. QuestSignal therefore does not publish a mutation table, best mutation, chance guide, or calculator from the adjective rare alone.
Leaderboard status
The creator invites players to have the best cards and climb the leaderboard. The checked source does not name the metric, board scope, update cadence, season, reset, eligibility, tie break, reward, or relationship between cards and rank. Record the exact board label and check time if inspecting it live. Keep each displayed column separate, and do not merge income, rarity, value, collection count, or mutations into one assumed score. A dated board observation is useful; a permanent player or card ranking is not supported by the present evidence.
Update videos are demand, not a roster
The exact-name demand collector returned 15 relevant videos from 13 independent channels and 2,158 views in its bounded window. Current titles discuss new cards, pack openings, events, and code claims. This proves multiple player-question families and justifies research. It does not prove that a card, event, or code remains current, that a result belongs to this exact universe, or that every video is accurate. Community references enter the ledger as reported until creator evidence or a reproducible current capture confirms the visible claim.
Codes and redemption remain held
A current third-party video reports Anime Card Farm codes, but the checked creator description does not publish an exact string or redemption workflow, and this package did not reproduce a current result. Demand is not code authority. No Codes route, active string, reward, copy button, expiry date, or failure-state guidance is published. Reconsider only after the exact string, source date, input location, case behavior, current response, reward boundary, failed or expired state, and universe identity are recorded together. Unavailable evidence is not a claim that codes never exist.
Source and refresh policy
Refresh when the exact identity, creator description, official media, pack loop, card fields, upgrades, income, offline wording, mutations, or leaderboard presentation changes. Treat CCU, visits, favorites, votes, video counts, and views as dated demand observations. A new title tag or community upload does not update the factual ledger by itself. Card rosters, pack tables, odds, formulas, code state, values, and rankings remain held until current source completeness and reproducibility meet the publication contract.
What this guide does not assume
This wiki verifies exact identity, classification, creator-stated pack, card, upgrade, money, more-expensive-pack, mutation, leaderboard, and offline system categories plus current demand. It does not certify complete rosters, fields, costs, prices, rarity, odds, pity, income or offline formulas, mutation data, leaderboard rules, code strings or results, values, rankings, or calculators.
Refresh trigger: Refresh when official sources or reproducible exact-game captures materially change a verified system or resolve a held roster, odds, formula, code, value, or ranking claim.