Roblox Anime Fruit Simulator Codes (January 2023)

Anime Fruit Simulator Codes

The Roblox Anime Fruit Simulator game has been updated with the active codes for this month. You can redeem these codes and get Coins, Spins, and Gems. The fruits randomly appear every 5 minutes and despawn after 10 minutes. Also after another fruit has a chance to spawn. There are common places to find fruits are Arena Island, around the Library and on the top of the roof of the Gym, Portal Island, and around the Sage Meditation platform. Then while attempting to swim while the fruit is active causes damage. Even this is because fruit users cannot swim in the One Piece Universe. That is turning on the water running prevents damage. Even fruits cannot be bought from an NPC. The only way to acquire that Fruit is to either find one on the map and purchase a random one for 149 Robux. In the case of the Light Fruit and Ice Fruit code, you can only buy them in the tournament shop in this game. Even the Snakeman Fruit theme also can be unlocked at Tier 20 in the Season 1 Fighting pass, Even Buddha Fruit from Season 3 at Tier 40, and Phoneix Fruit from Season 4 at Tier 50. 

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All Anime Fruit Simulator Codes List

Anime Fruit Simulator Codes January 2023 (Working)

• WelcomeToFruitSim—Redeem for a free 3,000 coins, 1,000 gems, and 13 spins reward!

• IWantSpins:)—Redeem for a free ten spins reward!

• 1MIL!—Redeem for a free 10 spins reward!

• 5kLikes!—Redeem for a free 10 spins reward!

• 10kLikesW?!—Redeem for a free 10 spins reward!

• 20kMEMS—Redeem for a free 10 spins reward!

Anime Fruit Simulator Codes January 2023 (Expired)

• None

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How To Redeem Roblox Anime Fruit Simulator Codes?

1. First of all open the Anime Fruit Simulator codes

2. Later you can press the 'code' button on the bottom which is left of the screen. 

3. Then input the code and press enter

4. Now, enjoy the rewards. 

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