My Anime Mine Beginner Guide: First Rock to Full Crew

What is My Anime Mine and how do you start?

My Anime Mine is a Roblox mining tycoon by Curseddd Games where anime characters break rocks for rare ores, you sell those ores for cash, and that cash funds a progression ladder of crew levels, pickaxes, enchanting, mutations and zone research. Start by redeeming all six active codes, then settle into the loop: dig rocks, sell ores, buy the upgrade that speeds up your current bottleneck, and research toward the next zone. One focused session is enough to understand every system.

This guide walks that first session in order, with the decisions that matter at each step.

Step 1: Redeem every code before you dig

Open the Present menu and claim all six active codes before touching a single rock. The rewards — Enchanted Dice, Summon Scrolls, Strength and Mutation Luck potions, and an Ore Elixir II — are progression items, and several of them (dice, scrolls) only show their value once you have a crew worth enchanting or summoning for. Claiming them costs thirty seconds and skips nothing.

The full list with exact rewards is on the codes page; the redemption flow is four clicks, covered in how to redeem codes.

Step 2: Learn the dig-sell loop

Your starter crew starts breaking rocks in the first zone. Every rock you break drops ores by rarity, and ores are your income. The loop that runs the entire game is:

1. Dig — point your crew at rocks and let damage do the work.
2. Collect — rarer ores come from deeper, harder rocks.
3. Sell — convert ores to cash at the selling point.
4. Reinvest — cash into the upgrade that unblocks your current speed.

The number to watch early is rock HP versus your damage. When rocks in the current zone feel slow, that is the game telling you to spend — usually on the next pickaxe or crew levels.

Step 3: Decide where each character goes

Characters you mine out of rocks are not just trophies. Each one can be assigned to work — some placed at your base to generate cash over time, others into the mine to add breaking power. The right split early is simple: enough crew on the rocks to keep ore flowing, the rest earning at the base while you explore.

The crew guide covers the assignment system in detail, and the characters guide explains where anime crew members come from and how summons fit in.

Step 4: Pick your first upgrades deliberately

Three upgrade tracks compete for the same cash, and early money is scarce:

• Crew levels — steady damage per level; never wasted.
• New pickaxes — the big jumps. Official promo art teases damage scaling from 100 to over a million across the pickaxe ladder.
• Enchanting and mutations — item-driven power (this is where your code-redeemed dice and potions go).

A workable first-session order: crew levels until the current zone feels fast, save for the first pickaxe jump, and hold enchanting items until you have characters worth enchanting. Details in the upgrades overview.

Step 5: Start the research tree

Every zone has its own research tree, and research is how you dig deeper: nodes multiply your income and unlock the next mining zone. Do not skip it — a player who ignores research walls out in the early zones while a player who invests in income multipliers affords every other upgrade faster.

The zones guide and research tree guide break the system down, including what to research first and how zone unlocks chain.

Your first-session checklist

Leave your first session having done all of this:

• Redeemed all six active codes
• Broken and sold your first ores
• Assigned at least one mined character — mine or base
• Bought your first meaningful damage upgrade
• Spent your first research points in the zone tree

From there, the game is the same loop at increasing scale: deeper zones, rarer ores, bigger damage numbers, more crew. Bookmark the codes page and re-check it after every weekly update — new codes drop with the same rhythm the game updates.