Gakuran Codes Wiki

A lot of code lists online are auto-generated or copied from other sites without ever being checked, which means expired codes linger for months and reward amounts get guessed or repeated from unreliable sources. Every code in the table above is read straight off the developers' own Trello board and Discord announcements, and the last-verified date tells you exactly when that check happened. The last wave showed why that matters: the board's active list changed four times in five days — on 2026-08-15, 08-17, 08-18 and 08-19 — so a list copied from any point in that stretch is already wrong. The current wave is the opposite and just as easy to get wrong the other way: the v8.103 edit on 08-22 swapped the whole list to CQC and has not moved since, so every site still printing SINGALONG and EATUP as active has been wrong for five days running.

Codes get added and expire on the developer's schedule, not ours, so we recheck this list regularly. If a code stops working between checks, it will be marked expired the next time we verify, rather than silently removed. Where the developers never published an exact reward amount — which is the case for every code in the current wave — we say "unconfirmed" instead of inventing a number, and we never publish a code whose spelling the board has masked.

Every code rewards free reroll tokens. The one active code, CQC, shipped with the v8.103 update on 2026-08-22 and is named after that update's headline addition — the new CQC fighting style in the rarest ??? tier. That naming pattern has held for three updates running: WINGCHAN for Wing Chun, then SINGALONG and EATUP for the karaoke bar and Dante's food menu, now CQC. The developers list every code by name without stating reroll amounts, so we mark those rewards unconfirmed rather than guess. For reference, recent codes landed around MAPUPDATE and LARPSIMULATOR at 25 free rerolls each and UMA at 10. Redeeming codes is the main free way to reroll your fighting style, height, and ethnicity without spending Robux, which pairs directly with the Roll Calculator on this site for figuring out how many rerolls you'll actually need to land a specific rarity tier.

The v8.103 update added the first real gate on redemption: codes now require 1 hour of playtime on your account before they will redeem. If you are on a fresh account, or you loaded in specifically to claim a code you just found, a genuinely active code will still be rejected — that is the requirement talking, not an expired code. Play for an hour and try again. The developers published this in the v8.103 patch notes rather than on the Codes card itself, which is why most code lists do not mention it at all.

One more thing v8.009 changed: rerolls no longer come only from codes. The patch added a system that hands out free rolls automatically whenever a new update ships, so an update wave now tops you up even if you never redeem anything. Codes are still the fastest way to stack rerolls before a roll session, but a dry spell between codes is no longer a dry spell for rerolls.

Codes move fast in Gakuran: v8.103 expired both v8.009 codes, SINGALONG and EATUP, in the same board edit that added CQC — nine minutes after the update card went up. Before that, v8.009 expired all three v7.856 codes — SKATERBOY, WINGCHAN and WHY — and then burned through three of its own, with SMALLRESTART, IDK and SMALL all released and expired inside five days. Before that v7.856 expired ALI along with the masked "J*BS" code, which the board did briefly publish unmasked as JOBS before censoring it again. Earlier still, the v7.500 wave burned through THECODEIS, QUICKPATCH, and MUSICFIXESNOPTIMIZATION, following MAPUPDATE, LARPSIMULATOR, UMA, and the short-lived CHESS from v7.465, the earlier SECRET/SON/XAYSEYES and 15REROLLS/FIXES/2MIL rounds, and GAKURAN, the original launch code. Expired codes are kept in the table above marked expired rather than removed, since players searching for them deserve an honest answer rather than a dead end.