Fish an Anime RNG Clans: Create, Join, and What Membership Gives

Quick answer

Fish an Anime RNG keeps its clan system at a Clan hub that offers both routes: making your own clan — described in-game as “a fishing clan” — or joining an existing one. In recent gameplay footage, every clan listed was already full, and a join attempt was rejected with a rebirth requirement.

• Member counts display against capacity: one clan read “Members 41 out of 40,” which the player took as full.
• Joining can be gated by rebirths — one clan refused the attempt with “Not enough rebirths. You need 175 rebirths.”

Creating a clan

The Clan hub lists making a clan as one of its two options, presented as a fishing clan. That is where the documented trail ends: creation is never completed on screen, so the naming step, any confirmation screen, and a creation cost are not established — don't assume a cash fee based on a player joking about being broke. Open the Clan hub to see the current creation flow yourself.

Joining a clan

Before trying to join, check each entry in the hub's clan list: every clan shows its member count against its capacity. The observed session is a caution for both gates. Every clan the player browsed was already full — one counter read 41 out of 40 — and the single join attempt he made was refused because he lacked 175 rebirths. Treat those as observed examples, not confirmed rules: a clan at capacity and a rebirth requirement can each block a join, but no universal member cap or universal rebirth threshold is established. Because no join is shown completing, the steps after passing a gate aren't documented either.

What clan membership gives

The documented payoff of joining, described in a guide dated August 26, 2026:

Checklist

• Second passive cash income

  A clan generates cash per second based on the combined cash-per-second of every member, stacking on top of your base earnings — so an active clan with strong players raises your income without extra effort.

• Contribution counts displayed cash per second

  Clan contribution is counted from your displayed cash per second, which is the same metric the pooled income draws on.

• Gems from clan quests

  Clan quests are listed among the game's gem sources, alongside the index, daily reward, and VIP.

How much clans matter overall is debated. The pooled cash-per-second mechanic is rated “quite good,” but outside it, assessments run from “not really that important” to a worthwhile bonus that lifts earnings passively. The practical reading: membership changes your income, not your fishing — nothing documented ties clans to luck, catch rates, or other personal stats, and membership isn't presented as essential progression. Because the pooled stream draws on every member's cash per second, the benefit scales with how strong and active your clanmates are.

Limits, management, and staying current

Clan management — roles, permissions, removing members, disbanding — isn't covered by current in-game documentation, so treat role and admin questions as open until you check the hub yourself. Clan UI, capacities, and join requirements are version-sensitive and have shifted with clan-related updates: recheck the Clan hub after each update, and treat newly added clan mechanics as provisional until they've held steady across versions.

For the current numbers in-game, Fish an Anime RNG's own Clans Wiki entry covers how to create or join a clan and its member limits.