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, the premium currency you spend on character and limited-banner pulls. They expire fast, the reward bundles are easy to misread, and one code that older lists still call “active” is already dead. This guide gives you the exact working codes, their exact rewards, the precise redeem path, and what each reward is actually worth for your account.

Last verified: mid-2026. Codes are temporary, so redeem everything the moment you can claim it.

The short version

• Finish the opening tutorial first — redemption is locked until then.
• Redeem these now: NTE0429, NTENANALLYGO, 504980102FKGOVNS, NTEGIFT, and NTENOWTOENJOY.
• Skip NTEHAVEFUN — it expired and was PC-only.
• NTE0429, NTENANALLYGO, and NTENOWTOENJOY expire May 13, 2026.
• Press Esc on PC to open the phone, click the three dots by your avatar, choose Redeem Codes, then collect from the in-game Mail.
• Annulith is the only reward that buys pulls — hold it until you have a banner plan.

All active Neverness to Everness codes and rewards

These are the codes worth your time, with the rewards that are actually confirmed for each. Enter them as written and let the game tell you which are still live on your server.

• NTE0429 – 100 Annulith, 2x Elite Hunter Guide, 2x Chaotic Dye, 12,000 Beetle Coins. Expires May 13, 2026.
• NTENANALLYGO – 100 Annulith, 5x Senior Hunter Guide, 5x Colourless Dye, 6,000 Beetle Coins. Expires May 13, 2026.
• NTEGIFT – 50 Annulith, 5x Rising Hunter Guide, 5 dye.
• 504980102FKGOVNS – 30 Annulith, 1x Gubichi Original Flavor Chips, 20,000 Beetle Coins. Expires May 13, 2026.
• NTENOWTOENJOY – an Annulith-and-materials bundle. Expires May 13, 2026; confirm the exact payout in your mailbox after you redeem it.

Prioritise the two 100-Annulith codes first (NTE0429 and NTENANALLYGO), then the rest. If one comes back invalid, it has simply expired on the server — that does not affect the others.

Expired or dead codes to skip

• NTEHAVEFUN – expired (May 6, 2026) and was PC-exclusive. Older roundups still list it as active; it is not. Don’t waste a redeem attempt on it.

How to redeem codes in Neverness to Everness

The redeem menu is gated behind the opening setup. If you go looking too early, it simply isn’t there yet — finish the tutorial first, then follow this path.

1. Finish the opening tutorial. Code redemption is unavailable until you are past the earliest onboarding.
2. On PC, press Esc to open the in-game phone. On other platforms, open the phone from the HUD.
3. Click the three dots next to your avatar.
4. Select Redeem Codes.
5. Enter the code exactly as shown, then confirm.
6. Open your in-game Mail to collect the rewards — Annulith and items are delivered to the mailbox, not dropped straight into your wallet.

The mailbox step is the one players skip. Entering a code successfully is not the same as receiving the items on your character screen. If your currency total doesn’t move, check Mail before assuming the reward failed.

Treat the path as a fixed sequence, not a search: Esc (phone) → three dots by avatar → Redeem Codes → Mail. Most wasted time in the first hour comes from opening the wrong menu branch.

What each reward is actually worth

Annulith is the only reward that converts directly into banner pulls, so that is the number to care about. Everything else is narrower in value.

• Annulith: the headline reward. It pays for pulls and compounds with your other launch income.
• Hunter Guides: early progression material. Higher-rarity guides (Elite > Senior > Rising) pack more upgrade value per item.
• Beetle Coins: general-utility currency that smooths early friction.
• Dyes and the Gubichi Original Flavor Chips: minor bonuses — nice to have, not worth chasing.

A mixed bundle can look bigger than it is. For gacha efficiency, read the Annulith total and treat the rest as progression padding.

Common redemption problems and fast fixes

• The redeem option is missing: you’re still in the tutorial. Progress until the normal phone interface is unlocked.
• The code says invalid: re-enter it manually — copied text can carry a hidden trailing space.
• The code worked but you got nothing: open Mail. Rewards land there, not in your wallet directly.
• The mail is empty: wait a moment, switch menus, or relog — delivery can lag slightly.
• The code says already redeemed: codes are one-time per account; switching device or platform won’t reset that.
• A list calls it active but your game says expired: the server-side expiry changed after that list was written. Normal for launch codes — this is exactly why NTEHAVEFUN is now dead.

If you’re entering several codes in a row, claim the mailbox once after the whole batch. It’s faster, and it makes it easy to see which codes actually paid out.

How to spend the free Annulith without wasting it

Code Annulith is early top-up currency, not a self-contained pull plan. Random single pulls on the first banner you see are the least efficient use of it. Redeem everything, then stack the total with your pre-registration rewards and any login bonuses before you decide on a target.

Hunter Guides and Beetle Coins can be spent freely — they only smooth progression. Annulith is different: hold it until you know which banner you’re pulling for. If you’re new to the gacha system, read how the pull board and pity work first, and the wider free-pulls and gacha launch guide for the full picture.

Practical takeaway

Clear the tutorial, redeem NTE0429, NTENANALLYGO, 504980102FKGOVNS, NTEGIFT, and NTENOWTOENJOY, skip the dead NTEHAVEFUN, then claim everything from Mail. The three May 13 codes are on a clock, so don’t sit on them. Keep the Annulith intact until you have a banner plan — in a launch where code pools change daily, speed beats waiting for a perfect list.