Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse Codes Explained – All Gate and Cage Numbers

If you came here looking for a redeem-code menu in Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse, stop searching: it does not have one. This is a single-player survival-horror game on Steam (app 1992640) and Nintendo Switch, and its “codes” are diegetic four-digit numbers you read off in-game signs and flags to open gates and free hostages. The redeem codes for coins, spins and tickets you keep finding belong to a completely different title — the Roblox game Anime Apocalypse.

The full working set is short. Gates: Coastal City 6147, Farm 8935, Movie Island Gate 1 0104, Movie Island Gate 2 9604. Cages: Rebecca 9028, Hana 9944, Kasumi 1442. That is every number the game asks you for. Below is where each one goes, why the cage puzzle trips people up, and how to tell the two games apart.

Every code in Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse

These are fixed values baked into the game, not rotating promo codes. They do not expire, and they have not changed — no update through mid-2026 has added new regions, gates or cages that need their own numbers. Bookmark this and you are done.

Location	Type	Code
Coastal City gate	Story gate	6147
Farm gate	Story gate	8935
Movie Island — Gate 1	Story gate	0104
Movie Island — Gate 2	Story gate	9604
Rebecca’s cage	Rescue	9028
Hana’s cage	Rescue	9944
Kasumi’s cage	Rescue	1442

Codes are strictly location-specific. A number that works at one panel will be rejected at every other panel in the game, which is why “the code doesn’t work” is nearly always “you are at the wrong gate”.

How the gate codes are meant to be earned

The game does not simply hand you a four-digit number. Each main objective in an area reveals one digit of that area’s gate code, so the intended loop is: clear objectives, watch the digits fill in, then enter the completed number at the panel. Full playthroughs and the platinum trophy route both show this working the same way — complete the objectives, get 6147, open Coastal City.

The developer has also confirmed on Steam that the in-game codes “are also displayed on the flags,” and that they were being surfaced in the game’s UI log so you can review numbers you have already found. So if you have lost track of a digit, check the flags in the area and your log before assuming the game has bugged out.

Entering a gate code

• Confirm you are at the correct four-digit gate panel for that region — not a menu, a shop or a cage.
• Enter the digits in order and confirm once.
• If it rejects, you are almost certainly at a different gate. Movie Island alone has two panels with different codes, so “the Movie Island code” is ambiguous by itself.

Controller or keyboard makes no difference. Being at the right panel does.

The cage puzzle: why 3946 fails

If you found 3946 in a forum thread and it keeps bouncing, that is expected. It is a guess that did not work even for the player who posted it — in the Steam “cage code” discussion, that player read two signs, decided the answer was 3946, and then admitted that “that code and some alterations to that code hasn’t allowed me to unlock the cage.”

The trap is the sign reading “99*4”. The asterisk is not a multiplication symbol — it is a placeholder standing in for the result of the other sign, which equals 4. The line is telling you to substitute, not to multiply. Read that way, the clues resolve cleanly to the real cage values: 9028 for Rebecca, 9944 for Hana, 1442 for Kasumi. Note how 9944 is literally “99” with the placeholder filled by “4” twice — once you see it, the sign stops being cryptic.

So if 3946 is failing, your game is not bugged and your save is not broken. You are working from a wrong guess and a misread clue.

Why this game has no redeem codes at all

Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse has no Codes menu, no redemption button and no promo system. There are no coins, no raid tickets, no ability spins and no gadget spins, because the game has none of those economies — it is a single-player survival-horror title, not a live-service grinder. The only place you ever type a number is a gate or cage panel inside a level.

That is worth stating plainly because the phrasing of the search (“Anime Apocalypse codes”) pulls people here expecting a rewards list. There is nothing to redeem. What there is, is a short list of puzzle answers — which is the table at the top of this page.

If you actually meant Roblox Anime Apocalypse

Here is the source of the collision. Anime Apocalypse is a separate, popular Roblox RPG, and it does have a real redeem-code economy. Its codes grant coins, raid tickets, normal and lucky ability spins, normal and lucky gadget spins, trait rerolls, and timed boosts such as double drops or double coins. They are entered through a dedicated Codes button on the right side of the screen, and they rotate fast — an April list is often dead by May.

The quickest way to tell which game you are looking for:

	Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse	Anime Apocalypse (Roblox)
Platform	Steam and Nintendo Switch	Roblox
Type	Single-player survival horror	Multiplayer RPG
What “code” means	Four-digit numbers on gates and cages	Word promo codes for rewards
Example	6147, 9028	ZANGETSU, SOUL, ANTIMAGIC
Where you enter it	A keypad in the world	Codes button, right side of screen
Do they expire?	No — fixed puzzle answers	Yes, constantly

Simple test: if the code you are chasing is a word, you want the Roblox game. If it is four digits, you are in the right place.

Common mistakes

• Hunting for a redeem menu in Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse. It has none. Read the gate and flag signage instead.
• Typing 6147 at the wrong gate. It is the Coastal City code, not a master key. The Farm wants 8935; Movie Island wants 0104 and 9604.
• Treating “the Movie Island code” as one number. There are two gates there with two different codes.
• Trusting 3946 for a cage. It is a failed guess. The real values are 9028, 9944 and 1442 depending on which character you are freeing.
• Reading “99*4” as 99 x 4. The asterisk is a placeholder for another sign’s result (=4), not multiplication.
• Chasing Roblox spin and coin codes here. Those belong to the separate Roblox game Anime Apocalypse.

FAQ

What is the Coastal City gate code?

6147. Each main objective in the area reveals one digit, so you can also earn it naturally by clearing objectives rather than looking it up.

What are all the cage codes?

Rebecca is 9028, Hana is 9944, Kasumi is 1442. They are location-specific — a cage will only accept its own number.

Does Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse have redeem codes for rewards?

No. There is no Codes menu, no promo system and no coin, ticket or spin economy. Every number in the game is a gate or cage answer.

Have any updates added new codes?

No. As of mid-2026 there is no documented update adding new regions, gates or cages, and full completion runs still use only the seven numbers listed above.

Where do I find the codes in-game?

On flags and signs in each area, and in the game’s UI log — the developer confirmed on Steam that found codes are surfaced there so you can review them.

Practical takeaway

Treat Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse as a puzzle game, not a freebie game. There is no redeem menu; you read numbers off in-world signs and flags, and each main objective feeds you a digit. Enter 6147 at Coastal City, 8935 at the Farm, 0104 and 9604 on Movie Island, and 9028, 9944 or 1442 at the cages. If what you actually want is coins, spins and tickets, switch to the Roblox game Anime Apocalypse — a different title with its own redeem button and its own constantly rotating list.

Our Anime vs. Evil: Apocalypse hub collects the rest of our coverage. If you are working through other horror games with early-progression blockers, our The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu survival guide and Happy’s Humble Burger Cult early-shift guide cover similar ground. And if you landed here wanting Roblox rewards after all, our Defend Ur Base With Anime codes list is current for July 2026.