The raid timer blinked red. Your team’s best player lagged, and the guild chest sat unopened. I felt my hands tighten on the keys — one decision would tilt the whole week.
I’ve run guilds, joined dozens more, and watched how small habits snowball into leaderboard wins. You’re here because a guild can be the fastest way to steady progression or a sinkhole for time and coins. I’ll walk you through the moves that matter.
How to Create a Guild in Anime Zero
Observation: Real-world clubs start with a person who signs the paperwork and sets the tone.
If you want a crew that actually raids and scores, you’ll have to start it yourself or recruit an owner who will. I recommend saving up via Anime Zero codes before you open doors — creating a guild costs 10,000,000 Coins or 350 Robux (~€4). Think of your guild as a lighthouse in fog: it should guide newcomers and repel chaos.
- Open the Guild menu from the right side of your screen.
- Switch to the Create tab.
- Choose a clear guild name and a four-letter tag that’s easy to read.
- Pick a banner color that stands out in the list; contrast helps discovery.
- Set joining rules: Open to All, Ask to Join, or Invite Only.
- Choose an emblem that’s legible at small sizes.
- Pay the creation fee and recruit — each guild holds up to 60 players.
How much does it cost to create a Guild in Anime Zero?
Creating a guild costs 10,000,000 Coins or 350 Robux (~€4).
How to Join a Guild in Anime Zero
Observation: People join groups because they want faster progress, fewer solo wipes, or better loot.
Joining is simple, but getting into an active, well-run guild takes intent. I suggest checking guild activity times and member lists before you ask to join — a ghost guild looks expensive on your playtime.
- Tap the Guilds button on the right side.
- Scroll the public list; look for guilds that show recent raid activity.
- Click Ask to Join on a guild that fits your hours and level.
- Wait for owner approval if the guild uses Ask to Join.
What is the maximum number of players in a guild?
A guild can include up to 60 players.
Anime Zero Guild Rewards
Observation: Leaderboards create a rush — people compete for bragging rights and better drops.
If your guild reaches the weekly top 10, everyone benefits: extra coins, boosted EXP, and improved drop rates. The leaderboard atmosphere can feel like a pressure cooker when the clock winds down, so steady point production matters more than occasional spikes.
Weekly guild rewards break down roughly like this:
| Guild Rank | Coin Bonus | EXP Bonus | Drop Bonus |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | +15% | +15% | +10% |
| 2nd to 3rd | +10% | +10% | +6% |
| 4th to 10th | +5% | +5% | +3% |
Use community tools like Discord and Roblox groups to sync raid times and build trust. If you’re recruiting, post your activity schedule and minimum power or game-hour requirements so applicants self-select properly.
How to Earn Guild Points in Anime Zero
Observation: In every successful team, a few predictable tasks deliver most of the progress.
Your guild’s ranking is math: consistent points beat heroic single-night runs. Focus on these two reliable sources.
- Complete Raids: Raids award the largest chunk of points. Use the Anime Zero tier list and test loadouts in smaller fights before you commit them to a guild raid.
- Finish Daily Quests: They’re low-effort and stack every day. Make them a habit — they compound faster than you think.
Recruit actively, set clear raid windows, and encourage members to post availability on Discord or Roblox. Are you going to build a guild that climbs the leaderboard or one that just holds a name?