Neverness to Everness: All Active Codes and How to Redeem Them

Redeem codes in Neverness to Everness are a short-lived source of free Annulith, which is the premium currency tied to pulls on character and limited banners. As of late April 2026, the late-launch code pool broadly sits at five to six active entries depending on which roundup you use. The practical takeaway is simple: finish the opening tutorial, redeem every currently reported code immediately, and collect the rewards from the in-game mail before you start deciding where your early pulls should go.

The reason this matters at launch is not that codes alone will fund a full pity cycle. They will not. What they do provide is a meaningful buffer: the combined late-April code pool is reported at more than 350 Annulith in total, alongside Hunter Guides, dyes, Beetle Coins, and one food item from the newest code. In the first few hours, that is enough to shift account progress and add a small but real amount of banner value.

All currently reported Neverness to Everness codes

Two things are true at once here. First, several codes are consistently reported across multiple late-April 2026 guides. Second, not every outlet lists the exact same total number of active codes, and not every reward bundle is fully identical across those summaries. The safest way to read the list below is as a late-April working set: redeem everything now, and treat any failure message as a server-side expiry rather than a sign that the code never existed.

• NTE0429 – 100 Annulith, 2x Elite Hunter Guide, 2x Chaotic Dye, 12,000 Beetle Coins.
• NTENANALLYGO – 100 Annulith, 5x Senior Hunter Guide, 5x Colourless Dye, 6,000 Beetle Coins.
• NTENOWTOENJOY – Reported as active across multiple late-April code lists and consistently described as an Annulith-plus-materials bundle. The source pack for this brief does not give a fully stable item-by-item breakdown, so verify the exact payout in your mailbox after redemption.
• 504980102FKGOVNS — 30 Annulith, 1x Gubichi Original Flavor Chips, 20,000 Beetle Coins. This is the newest code noted in the late-April reporting, added on April 29, 2026.
• NTEGIFT — Reported active by some late-April outlets. Described as a free bundle containing Annulith and additional materials.
• NTEHAVEFUN — Also reported active by some late-April outlets, again as an Annulith-and-materials reward code.

If your goal is strictly free pulls, the high-priority codes are the ones with confirmed 100 Annulith payouts first, then the April 29 numeric code, then the two extra launch-window codes that some outlets still list as active. If one or two of the shorter promo codes have already expired by the time you try them, that does not invalidate the rest of the list. It usually just means the publisher has started disabling the oldest launch strings.

How to redeem codes in Neverness to Everness

The redemption path is not buried very deeply, but the game does gate it behind the opening setup. If you try to find the code menu too early, it may simply not be there yet. Wait until the early tutorial sequence is finished and the main interface has settled into normal exploration/menu behavior.

1. Complete the opening tutorial content first. Several launch guides note that code redemption is unavailable until you are past the earliest onboarding sections.
2. Open the in-game phone. On PC, this is commonly done with Esc. On other platforms, use the normal menu/phone access from the HUD.
3. Look for the three-dot menu under the battery icon on the phone screen. This is the menu branch most late-April guides point to.
4. Select the redeem or exchange code option. The wording may vary slightly by platform or language, but it is the code-entry field in that submenu.
5. Type the code exactly as shown. These codes are case-sensitive, and copied text with an extra trailing space can cause a false invalid-code message.
6. Confirm the redemption, then open your Mail to collect the attached rewards. Annulith and items are generally delivered there rather than dropped straight into your inventory on the spot.

The mailbox step is the part players skip most often. Entering the code successfully is not always the same thing as receiving the items immediately on your character screen. If the code appears to work but your currency total does not change, check mail before assuming the reward failed to process.

Use the menu path as a sequence, not a search exercise: Phone → ... menu under battery icon → Redeem/Exchange Code → Mail. That matters because the interface is still unfamiliar in the first hour, and most wasted time comes from opening the wrong settings branch.

What the rewards are actually doing for your account

Annulith is the only reward here that directly converts into banner value, so that is the resource to prioritize mentally. The other items are still useful, but in a narrower way. Hunter Guides help early progression; higher-rarity guides are better because they compress more upgrade value into fewer items. Beetle Coins are general utility currency and reduce some early friction. Dyes are secondary rewards. The Gubichi Original Flavor Chips from the newest code are best treated as a bonus rather than something you should specifically chase.

That distinction is important because launch code articles can make a mixed bundle look larger than it really is. If you are evaluating the list for gacha efficiency, Annulith is the headline number. The rest of the package mostly helps stabilize the early game so you do not spend as much basic currency or progression material while getting started.

Expiry windows are the unstable part of this system

Several launch-week guides attach a May 13, 2026 expiry window to the older pre-launch and launch promo codes, especially the early named codes such as NTE0429, NTENANALLYGO, and NTENOWTOENJOY. The newer April 29 numeric code is widely reported as a fresh addition, but the source summaries in this brief do not give a fully standardized expiry note for every single code. In practice, that means you should assume all of them are temporary and redeem them immediately.

This is also why code lists sometimes disagree on whether there are five active codes or six. One site may have updated after a code expired, another may still be carrying it as active from an earlier check, and a third may include the new numeric code while omitting one of the older generic promo strings. The correct operational response is not to wait for perfect consensus. It is to enter all currently reported codes once and let the game confirm which ones are still live on your account.

Common redemption problems and the fastest fixes

• The redeem option is missing: you are probably still too early in the tutorial. Progress the main intro until the normal phone interface is fully unlocked.
• The code says invalid immediately: re-enter it manually. These codes are case-sensitive, and copied text can bring hidden spaces.
• The code worked but you got nothing: open Mail. Rewards are commonly sent there rather than granted directly to the wallet/inventory.
• The mail is empty: wait a short moment, change menus, or relog. Some guides note a delivery delay.
• The code says already redeemed: rewards are one-time per account. Changing platform or device will not reset that.
• A guide lists it as active but your game says expired: the server-side expiry likely changed after that guide was updated. This is normal for launch promo codes.

If you are entering multiple codes in a row, do the mailbox claim after the full batch instead of after each single entry. It is faster, and it makes it easier to verify which codes actually converted into rewards. If one code fails while the others succeed, you can isolate that failure as an expiry issue rather than a menu issue.

How to use the free Annulith without wasting it

Launch coverage around Neverness to Everness has generally treated code Annulith as early top-up currency, not as something you should burn the moment it arrives. That is the correct framing. More than 350 Annulith from codes is useful, but it is still a supplement to the broader launch reward package rather than a self-contained pull plan. Random single pulls on the first banner you see are usually the least efficient use of it.

A more disciplined approach is to redeem everything first, combine that total with any launch, login, or pre-registration rewards you already have, and then decide whether you are actually pushing toward a specific banner target. Hunter Guides and Beetle Coins can be spent freely because they mainly smooth progression. Annulith is different. It is the only part of these codes that compounds with future reward income and banner planning.

For that reason, the best order of operations is straightforward: clear the tutorial, redeem all currently reported codes, claim the mailbox, confirm which strings still work on your server, and keep the resulting Annulith intact until you have a banner plan. In a launch environment where code pools change daily, speed matters more than perfect list stability.