Anime Astral Simulator’s gamepass list looks like every other simulator’s — until you notice the ticket store, where several of the best passes are buyable with free currency. That flips the usual “which pass deserves my Robux” question into a two-step: what to buy with tickets first, and what’s left that only Robux can get. Rankings below are community consensus (launch-week player discussions plus Roonby’s guide), prices mostly unpublished — verify in the stores.
The consensus tier list
S — buy these first (tickets can cover them):
- Fast Click — the unanimous #1. Everything in this game scales off click output; no other pass multiplies all of your play.
- Remote Star — roll your world’s Star from anywhere. Without it, auto-roll cancels when you leave the machine, so this pass converts every farming minute into simultaneous summon progress (the pity math it feeds is in how summoning works). One community clip priced it around 800 tickets — verify in-store.
- +1 Sword Equip — dual-wield two weapons; two mid swords out-multiply one good one, full math in the weapons guide.
- 2x Power — flat, boring, permanent. Roonby’s guide singles out power-related passes as the best Robux value, and the community agrees.
A — situational:
- Auto Rank Up / auto toggles — pure QoL; the free in-game toggles cover most of it (see the beginner guide).
- +1 Shadow Equip (540 Robux, Update 1) — a second shadow slot is excellent if you’re farming Gates already; useless before World 5.
- +2 Pet Equip / extra equip slots — more fighters equipped at once; solid mid-game, behind the S tier on impact-per-cost.
C — community-ranked last:
- Luck passes — unverifiable effect on gachas (the Trello FAQ says each gacha “uses its own luck”), and every community ranking puts them bottom.
- Multi-open / Fast Gacha passes — convenience for whales; they speed spending, not earning.
The ticket-store playbook
The 36 active codes pay roughly 6,300 F2P Tickets — enough to clear most of the S tier without spending a Robux. Buy order: Fast Click → Remote Star → +1 Sword Equip → 2x Power, then bank the rest; the full funding loop is the F2P Tickets guide. Two store caveats from community reports: ticket prices have shifted between updates, and Robux prices have run Premium-discount promos while ticket prices stayed standard — so paying players should compare both stores before any purchase.
What’s missing from this guide (on purpose)
A full price table — because one doesn’t exist publicly. The only confirmed price anywhere is +1 Shadow Equip at 540 Robux (visible on the game’s store page since Update 1); every other pass’s Robux and ticket price has either shifted between updates or simply never been documented, and the community clip pricing Remote Star near 800 tickets is a single data point. We’d rather send you to the two in-game stores with a ranked shopping list than print numbers that age wrong. Same discipline on effects: “Fast Click” and “2x Power” describe themselves, but the exact click-rate multiplier and whether passes interact (does 2x Power multiply before or after potions?) are untested questions — the kind our sources policy keeps off the page rather than guesses onto it.
If you’re spending real Robux
The honest hierarchy: nothing Robux-exclusive beats finishing the S tier, so real money goes furthest on whatever S-tier passes your tickets haven’t covered yet, then +1 Shadow Equip if you’re in Solo City, then the equip slots. Skip Luck entirely until someone proves it does anything. And remember the store bundles (Update 1’s and 1.5’s) compete for the same budget — the 1.5 bundle’s headline unit is still unverified, which is exactly the kind of purchase to delay until data lands.
TL;DR
Fast Click, then Remote Star, then dual-wield, then 2x Power — and codes can pay for all four. Everything after that is QoL ranked behind progression, and luck passes are last in every list that’s ever been posted.