Use this page to find Anime Card Clash Roblox, Discord, Trello, wiki, codes, updates, and tier-list references. Checked 2026-08-08.
This page should be updated whenever Roblox pages, creator channels, Discord, Trello, or wiki links change.
Use this for the game title, creator, Roblox availability, badges, and the current public identity signal.
Verified invite + public APIThe Fandom Links page still exposes the public Discord invite, and Discord's public invite API now confirms the official server description plus roughly 137,589 members and 35,110 online users.
Reachable board linkDestructoid's March 25, 2025 Trello guide still points to this exact board URL, and the board remains reachable directly. The near-official Links page still does not list Trello, so the board is public but not creator-linked in the wiki packet.
Near-official sourceThe public Fandom wiki and its Links page help verify Roblox, group, and Discord paths even when guide sites add extra board claims. The Links page itself is older, so freshness still matters.
Players search for every source surface at once. The right answer is not to hide the board claim, but to separate verified links from reported ones.
Roblox remains the source of record for the live game identity, and the Fandom Links page still exposes the Roblox game, the RNG Lab group, and the public Discord invite. Discord's public invite API also confirms the server description and live member counts.
Guide-site coverage still markets an Anime Card Clash Trello board and points to the public Trello URL now stored in the site config. However, the near-official Links page does not list Trello, so the board is reachable but still not confirmed by a creator-linked wiki surface.
Discord and Roblox stay in the verified bucket. Trello now sits in a reachable public-link bucket rather than an unverified-missing bucket, and the wiki plus Discord remain the safer public paths when update-sensitive claims conflict.
Check active and expired rewards against official update surfaces before publishing code claims.
MetaUse Discord, YouTube, update notes, and wiki data as signals, then label ranking confidence clearly.
EditorialKeep official, community, video, Reddit, and guide-site references easy to compare when updates change.
