Player footage and item record; partial contents only

BloxStrike Anime Case: evidence and contents status

Updated 2026-10-16

Tap Control player footage published 6 October 2026 shows an Anime Case opening interface, a readable Odds panel, and several named contents cards. BloxStash separately lists Case | Anime Case as item 8956. Together these go beyond a name-only record, but do not establish a complete pool, current probabilities, or a knife guarantee.

What the direct item record actually says

On 16 October 2026, BloxStash item 8956 returned the exact name Case | Anime Case, one source-reported sale, and zero recorded unboxes. Its sale row was dated 15 October 22:04 and showed 30,000 coins. The source does not establish the timezone or independently verified transaction evidence; that number is not a case opening cost or an official shop price.

The item page does not publish a complete Anime Case drop pool. BloxStash case-drop indexes and the 336-record bloxDB export omit that container name. Those omissions cannot disprove the item record or justify borrowing another case pool.

Evidence snapshot: 16 October 2026. Third-party observations, not a client test.

Does a catalog name the item?	BloxStash Case \| Anime Case, item 8956	Developer confirmation or current availability
Is there a price?	One reported sale: 30,000 coins	Opening cost, reliable value, or live quote
Are openings documented?	Zero tracked on item page; separate player footage shows openings	Tracker coverage is not every game opening
Which contents are readable?	Four named weapon cards in player footage around 40s	Complete pool, all rarities, or a knife list
Are probabilities visible?	Five rarity percentages on a recorded player Odds panel	Developer specification or current per-item odds

Official BloxStrike thumbnail: first-person butterfly knife with red and black gloves on a white-and-blue town map.

Partial contents visible in October 6 player footage

Tap Control published I Opened 67 NEW Anime Cases on 6 October 2026; the saved metadata gives 2026-10-06T16:42:32-07:00. This is a player video, not an official announcement. The sampled storyboard around 40 seconds shows these readable labels in the case contents interface.

Only legible names are transcribed. Adjacent cards are cropped, and the footage sampled here does not establish every possible outcome. These four weapon skins are not a complete Anime Case pool or evidence of a particular knife reward. No per-item percentage is inferred from a partial card or a rarity total.

Readable contents cards around 40s in Tap Control footage published 6 Oct 2026; partial historical list.

FAMAS	Red Runner	Named card in player-recorded contents interface
P90	Candice	Named card in player-recorded contents interface
MAC-10	Fuji	Named card in player-recorded contents interface
USP-S	Beyond	Named card in player-recorded contents interface

Historical Odds panel, not current official probabilities

Around 20 seconds, the same player recording clearly displays the following rarity-level Odds panel. These are transcribed historical client UI values, not frequencies calculated from the claimed 67 openings, a developer-issued specification, or a current probability check. The source publication date is 6 October; the recording time itself is not independently established.

Special is the displayed category label. It does not by itself identify a knife, prove a knife-only special pool, or give the chance of a specific item. Do not divide a rarity percentage among the few visible cards or apply these figures to another case. Check the exact current container and its Odds display before spending.

Player-recorded rarity Odds panel around 20s; video published 6 Oct 2026, reviewed 16 Oct.

Blue	79.92%
Purple	15.98%
Pink	3.2%
Red	0.64%
Special	0.26%

ANIME is not a container specification

A reward code named ANIME does not specify an Anime Case contents list or knife entitlement. The reviewed October code reports disagree on status and do not name a guaranteed knife. Keep code eligibility and rewards separate from the case item record.

The official BloxStrike channel and Roblox description were checked first. The official Nebula video confirms a different update, not Anime Case contents. Tap Control is a separate player source; its now-reviewed frames supply partial contents and a historical Odds panel, but not a complete developer-confirmed pool.

Obtaining or opening the exact container

The tracker sale record indicates a reported transfer of an existing item, not a verified shop purchase path. No current code, event, bundle, account requirement, restock date, or guaranteed free method for this case was established here.

Before spending in the official client, match the exact container title and icon, inspect its contents preview, and check the currency, cost, opening restrictions, and any Odds display. The official 30 June Nebula video shows an Odds window, but that historical interface does not fix an October Anime Case probability.

The reviewed player frames document some contents and historical rarity odds, but the answer to which knife can drop remains unverified. A readable complete preview or developer source would be needed to close that gap. The cases directory also offers named pools from a separately labeled older snapshot, not an alternative-opening recommendation.

FAQ

Does Anime Case have evidence beyond an item name?

Yes. Besides BloxStash item 8956, Tap Control footage published 6 October 2026 shows an opening interface, four readable contents names, and a rarity Odds panel. This is player-recorded historical evidence, not a current client test or official announcement.

Which knife is in Anime Case?

No complete Anime Case knife pool was obtained. The four readable cards are weapon skins, and the recorded Special category does not prove a knife reward or identify any knife finish.

Is the recorded 0.26% a current knife drop rate?

No. It is the Special category value visible in player footage published 6 October. The footage does not establish that Special means only knives, and it is not a current probability check.

Does ANIME guarantee a case or knife?

The checked code reports do not establish either guarantee. A code name, reported case sale, and actual opening reward are different claims.