How to Join the Official Fish an Anime RNG Discord Server
The official Fish an Anime RNG Discord server is linked at the bottom of the game's Roblox page — the place to re-check for the current invite. Safe join steps, where codes appear, and how to arrange trades.
Quick answer
The official Fish an Anime RNG Discord server is linked at the bottom of the game's official Roblox page (roblox.com/games/74729868188364/Fish-an-Anime-RNG). Treat that game-page link as the current invite source and check any link copied from elsewhere against it before joining.
- The game page is published by developer group -チート- and carries Roblox's verified badge.
- The game's own description points players to the community server linked down below the page.
Why the game page is the link to trust
The entry point matters because the game's description tells players directly: "Join our Roblox Group for free Rewards! We also have a Community server linked down below!" That community (Discord) link sits at the bottom of the game page, alongside the Roblox group used for free rewards. PCGamesN advises it is wise to follow the Discord link at the bottom of the page instead of hunting for an invite elsewhere, and SmartCDKeys calls the Discord link on the game's Roblox page the best place to look. Beebom likewise directs players to the official server, mainly to keep an eye out for new codes. Because the link lives on the developer's own verified game page, the server you reach through it is the community run by -チート- rather than an unrelated or lookalike server.
How to join the Fish an Anime RNG Discord server
Copy the invite from the community link at the bottom of the official game page first, then follow these steps in the Discord app:
Redeem steps
- Copy the invite link
Take it from the community link at the bottom of the official Fish an Anime RNG Roblox game page.
- Open your Discord app
- Press the plus icon
It is on the left side of the screen.
- Press 'Join a server'
It sits at the bottom of the menu that appears.
- Enter the invite link
Paste it into the box.
- Press 'Join server'
In the bottom-right corner.
What the official server is used for
Announcements, feature suggestions, and bug reports are the core uses — players join to read the latest announcements, suggest new features, and report bugs they find. The server is also where new codes land, but there is no dedicated codes section: fresh codes surface in the announcements channel, mixed in among the other notices posted there, so expect to scroll rather than browse a tidy list. Developers tend to share codes around updates and milestones — past milestone codes, for example, were posted when the game reached 20k CCU and 5,000+ Discord members, a historical marker that the server had passed 5,000 members at that time rather than a current headcount. The same pattern holds elsewhere: codes drop after milestones or alongside new updates, so the announcements channel is the place to watch after anything big ships.
Arranging trades through the server
The server also doubles as a trade-arranging hub. It has a "trading" channel designed for players interested in exchanging items and units. The workflow is simple: strike up a conversation in the channel, reach an agreement with the other player, then complete the deal inside the game. The Discord side only arranges the trade — the actual exchange happens in Roblox, not in the chat.
If an invite link doesn't match
Treat the community link at the bottom of the official game page as the canonical, current invite. Before joining through a link copied from a video, forum post, or another site, open the game page and compare: if the two don't lead to the same server, discard the copied link and use the game page's community link instead. The developer keeps the live link on the game page, so it stays the reference point whenever secondhand copies disagree with it.