Become an Anime Billionaire Friendship Lucky Blocks Guide

Friendship Lucky Blocks are the fastest free rolling currency in Become an Anime Billionaire. They arrive from codes, milestone celebrations, and occasional events, yet many players burn them immediately and pull units they cannot use. This guide explains what Friendship Lucky Blocks do, how to open them, when to save versus spend, and how they connect to the Tier List, Rebirth guide, and Players hub.

What Friendship Lucky Blocks are

Friendship Lucky Blocks are consumable items stored in your inventory. Opening one triggers a roll from a friendship-themed pool that can drop anime units, cash boosts, or other progression rewards depending on current game balance. They are separate from standard currency rolls, which means you can expand your roster without draining the cash you need for upgrades or rebirth thresholds.

Because blocks come from free sources, they are the highest-value resource for new accounts. The July 2026 milestone codes tyfor10k and bonusgift each grant five blocks, while thisissecret adds the exclusive Kiriko unit directly. Redeem every active code on the Codes page before spending any blocks so you know your full inventory.

How to get Friendship Lucky Blocks

Source	Typical reward	Notes
Promo codes	5 blocks per code	Check Codes after every patch
Milestone events	5–10 blocks	Often tied to likes or visit goals
Discord announcements	Variable	Join the official Discord
Limited events	Bonus blocks	See the Events hub during celebrations

Blocks stack in inventory until you use them. There is no need to open them the moment they arrive unless you already understand which rarities you want. Hoarding blocks during a dry rolling session is valid strategy.

How to open Friendship Lucky Blocks

Opening blocks follows the same general flow as other consumables in the game interface:

1. Launch Become an Anime Billionaire.
2. Open your inventory or lucky-block menu from the main UI (see the Controls page for button locations).
3. Select a Friendship Lucky Block stack.
4. Confirm the open action and review the rolled reward.
5. Place any new unit into an empty base slot immediately so it starts earning income.

If your base is full, swap the new unit with your lowest tier list earner before opening another block. Wasting a high-rarity pull on a bench slot you never use is a common beginner mistake.

When to open vs when to save

Timing matters more than luck. Use this decision table before opening your next stack:

Situation	Recommendation
Empty base slots available	Open blocks to fill income gaps
You just started and lack a tier list plan	Open 1–2 blocks for data, save the rest
Active event with boosted rates	Open during the event window
Income growth still climbing fast	Save blocks until growth stalls
Preparing for rebirth	Spend blocks first, rebirth after income plateaus
You hold fewer than three blocks	Redeem new codes before opening

The Rebirth guide covers reset timing in detail. Friendship Lucky Blocks should usually be spent before a rebirth if you still need mid-run upgrades, not immediately after wiping your base.

Pairing blocks with codes and Kiriko

The thisissecret code grants Kiriko, a code-exclusive unit that generates passive income without spending blocks. Place Kiriko in your base first, then use Friendship Lucky Blocks to fill remaining slots. This order maximizes early cash flow because every occupied slot earns simultaneously.

After Kiriko is placed, prioritize blocks that might upgrade your weakest slot. Compare each pull against the Tier List rather than rarity color alone. A well-placed Epic can outperform a Legendary you cannot afford to upgrade yet.

Friendship Lucky Blocks vs normal rolls

Standard rolls spend in-game currency that also funds rebirth savings and merge-machine gems. Friendship Lucky Blocks bypass that cost, making them ideal when:

• You are saving cash for a rebirth threshold.
• You need one more duplicate for the merge machine.
• An update just shifted unit balance and you want sample pulls risk-free.

They are less ideal when you already have a full base of top-tier units and income is still climbing quickly. In that case, cash rolls may advance rebirth progress faster than another lucky-block pull.

Advanced tips for mid-game players

Experienced players treat Friendship Lucky Blocks like event currency:

1. Batch openings — Open several blocks in one session, record results, and update your base in one pass instead of reacting pull-by-pull.
2. Fusion planning — If you are one copy short of a five-unit merge, save blocks until you either hit the duplicate or confirm the target unit is still meta on the Tier List.
3. Offline setup — After a lucky session, place your best earners before logging off. Offline multipliers from rebirth amplify those units overnight.
4. Patch day discipline — Read the Updates hub before mass-opening blocks; nerfs or new exclusives can change which pulls are worth celebrating.

Common mistakes

1. Opening all blocks on day one — You lose flexibility before learning the economy.
2. Ignoring base capacity — Pulls do not help if units sit unused in inventory.
3. Skipping codes — Blocks from codes expire when codes expire; redeem first.
4. Chasing mythics too early — Fuse Epics via the merge machine instead of gambling every block on ultra-rare drops.
5. Rebirthing with unopened stacks — Spend or bank intentionally; do not forget blocks reset value if you rebirth with an empty base.

What to read next

• Codes — Active promo codes that grant Friendship Lucky Blocks and Kiriko.
• Getting Started — First-hour walkthrough if you are brand new.
• Rebirth Guide — When to reset after using your blocks.
• Players & Units — Rolling odds, fusion, and base placement math.
• Tools — Checklists for rebirth timing and gem spending.