Expired and disputed code archive
The table below separates a reported expiration from a code whose status differs between publishers. Neither category is included in the default active view on the home code ledger.
| Code | Status | Evidence & context |
|---|---|---|
HAPPYWEEKEND2 | Status disputed | Pocket Tactics lists it expired; Roblox Den labels it “Check.” Do not count on this reward. Sources: Pocket Tactics · Roblox Den |
FIRST500 | Status disputed | Pocket Tactics lists it expired; Roblox Den labels it “Check.” Kept out of the active list. Sources: Pocket Tactics · Roblox Den |
HALLOWEEN | Reported expired | Listed expired by both sources. Retained so you can identify an old code. Sources: Pocket Tactics · Roblox Den |
TRIPLESPIN | Reported expired | Listed inactive by Pro Game Guides. No reliable current reward details. Sources: Pro Game Guides |
Is HAPPYWEEKEND2 still working?
Do not plan around it. The November 12 Pocket Tactics list puts it in the expired section, while the older November 8 Pro Game Guides and MrGuider lists describe it as active. Roblox Den labels it “Check” rather than active. That disagreement is why Bloom Blade calls it disputed.
Its older reported bundle included currency, rename spins, XP and a two-day double-XP boost. Those historical details are not evidence of present availability.
Why is FIRST500 disputed?
Pocket Tactics and Pro Game Guides mark FIRST500 as expired or inactive. Roblox Den retains it under “Check.” We cannot resolve the difference without a current in-game redemption result, so we exclude it from active rewards.
Can an expired Akayuki code work again?
Only a developer can re-enable a promotion. Editing a code, adding spaces or using a “code generator” cannot make an ended offer valid. If a developer explicitly reactivates a code, a future source review can change its status.
How to report a correction
Email hello@akayukicodes.com with the code, the date and time, the message shown by the game and a public developer announcement if available. Do not send passwords, account cookies, private messages or personal account details. A single failed attempt may mean the code was already used, so it is not automatically proof of expiration.