Anime Apocalypse Trello, Wiki and Discord

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anime apocalypse trello and wiki guide

With all the different anime character ability movesets in Anime Apocalypse to hack-n-slash zombies with, it's great to have them all archived in one place. Plus you can check stats and info on a bunch of other different features. Below you'll find the links to the Anime Apocalypse Trello, Wiki and Discord.

anime apocalypse trello and wiki links
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Here are all the useful links you'll need to play and stay informed on Anime Apocalypse:

There's a bunch of links here but the best place to start is the Tier List and the Trello board. Using these two you can get the best overview of all the movesets and how good each one is for different modes. More specifically, the AA Trello has info on:

  • Update logs
  • Rebirth system
  • Basic mechanics
  • All Abilities and move showcases
  • All Maps and game modes
  • A full beginner guide
  • All Gadgets
  • All Cosmetics
  • All Traits
  • All Pets
  • All Items
  • The Shop
  • Battlepasses

Once you're done with those don't forget to join the official AA Discord. It's your community HUB and a place where you can track all updates, announcements and news about the game. Plus, it's a great place to ask specific questions about your build or any how-to's since more experienced players can help you out right away.

Last but not least the Discord is useful for tracking codes and giveaways. AA is incredibly fun solo and with friends but sometimes you just need to put in hours of grinding so any free goodies you get from codes and giveaways goes a long way.

That's it for my guide on the Anime Apocalypse Trello board, Wiki page and Discord server. Check out our Anime Apocalypse codes article for a full list of codes for free rewards.

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