Tailed Demon Slayer Codes: Ultimate Player’s Guide
Hey fellow slayers — I dove into Tailed Demon Slayer (by CookApps) and discovered a whole world of free goodies thanks to those redeem codes. In this guide I’m talking as a player, with all the tips, tricks and how-tos you’ll need to maximize the value of those codes — because let’s be honest, freebies are the best part of mobile games.
A. Overview of code system and features
In Tailed Demon Slayer, codes (also called coupon codes, gift codes, redeem codes) are special alphanumeric keys that you can input to get free in-game rewards: gems, summon tickets, gear resources, etc. They’re released by the developers, often in celebration of events, milestones, updates, or via social media. I mean — who doesn’t like free gems?
B. Code purposes and rewards
The purpose is simple: help players progress faster, reward loyalty, boost user engagement, and celebrate game events. For you as a player: those codes mean fewer hours grinding and more hours enjoying the fun/harder stuff. Rewards might include: gems (premium currency), gold, special materials, tickets for summons, dungeon tickets, etc.
C. Developer (CookApps) information
CookApps is the developer/publisher behind the game. Knowing that matters because you’ll want to follow their official channels (Facebook, Twitter, Discord) to catch new codes as soon as they drop. Legit codes = coming from the dev or trusted community.
D. Game versions overview
Important: There may be multiple versions or regional servers of the game (for example, sometimes a version called “Tailed Demon Slayer: RISE”). Codes might differ by version/region. So make sure you’re using the right code list for your version of the game.
E. Community and player base overview
The game has a decent user base and an active community of players hunting codes. I found Reddit threads, blog posts and dedicated code-tracker websites. This is good — because you can piggy-back off what the community finds and share the codes too.
Code Types and Categories
Let’s break down what kinds of codes are out there — because not all codes are the same, and knowing the type helps you spot the good ones.
A. Redeem codes overview
“Redeem codes” basically means you go into the game, find the code entry field, type/paste the code, and claim your reward. Simple concept, right? But there are details (region, timing, version) that can trip you up.
B. Coupon code system
Often the game will call them “coupon codes” or “gift codes.” It’s the same idea. Some sites refer to “Coupon Code > Claim Reward” workflow.
C. Gift code explanation
Gift codes typically come from celebrations: anniversaries, collaborations, special events. They might give bigger or special rewards compared to regular codes.
D. Different code types
Here are some categories:
Free little codes (e.g., 500 gems)
Big event codes (1,000+ gems or rare materials)
Version-specific or server-specific codes
Time-limited codes (expire after certain date)
Codes tied to collaborations or stream giveaways
E. Reward classification guide
From what I found:
Gems/Crystals = premium currency
Gold/Gems = common resource for upgrades
Tickets = summon/character draws
Materials = evolution/refinement items
Dungeon tickets or special items = entry into special game modes
Knowing what rewards you want helps you decide which codes to prioritise.
Active and Working Codes
Here’s the fun part: actual codes you can use (or at least that were working at time of writing). Because you don’t want fake codes or expired ones.
A. Active codes list 2025
From my digging, here are some codes and their status:
foxwithyou— 1,000 Gemstones. +3MrGuider+3UCNGame+3THANKSFOX— 1,000 Gemstones. +2Pocket Gamer+2WELCOMEFOX— 1,000 Gemstones.MISTPLAYTDS— 3,000 Gemstones (some sources)
Now, caveat: some websites note “there are no active codes” at time of check. So always try quickly.
B. Working codes guide
Copy/paste to avoid typos.
Make sure you’re on the correct version/server.
If you get “Invalid code”, check for region, uppercase/lowercase, expiry.
Use codes ASAP after you hear about them; they tend to expire.
C. Free codes availability
Yes — many codes are free to use for all players (once per account). It’s one of the best free boosts. Community trackers regularly list new freebies.
D. New codes announcement
You’ll often find codes announced: when the game updates, when there’s an event or collab, sometimes in their official social channels. Keep an eye.
E. Latest codes release
For example, for the version “RISE” there are codes: aV6TEOUvshteWB3, QzfqH2EIy3wWnro, MkHKedLC1DqmuS6nO, qSRvrXoJB165MNGb4A per a code list. Always check validity though.
Tailed Demon Slayer: RISE Codes
If you’re playing the “RISE” version, the codes differ — so let’s treat them separately.
A. RISE codes overview
This version (RISE) of the game has its own code-sets and rewards. If you’re in that version, you use the codes specific to it.
B. RISE active codes
Examples:
RISE231211— 3,000 Gems & 500 Soul Fragments (valid until Dec 24)RISE231212— Gem Dungeon Ticket (2) & Gold Dungeon Ticket (3)
(to be clear: always check expiry)
C. RISE code list
Many codes listed for RISE version: RISE231124, RISE231107, etc. Each gives different combinations of gems, tickets, fragments.
D. RISE reward types
These include: Gems, Soul Fragments (used to upgrade characters/items), Dungeon Tickets (give access to special dungeons). Good stuff for early/mid game.
E. RISE redemption guide
Step-by-step (for RISE version):
Launch game, complete tutorial.
Find Menu icon (usually bottom left).
Tap Settings → Coupon Code.
Enter the code exactly.
Confirm & claim reward.
Code Lists and Databases
Because you’ll want to track codes long-term, this section shows how to maintain your list and use databases.
A. Complete code list
Sites like “Coupon Code Wiki”, “UCNGame” list all known codes (active + expired) with dates & rewards. Good for reference.
B. Code database overview
Some websites show tables: code | rewards | expiry date | region. Use them. Keeps you from wasting time on dead codes.
C. Updated code reference
Because codes expire, you need to check regularly. Many trackers stamp “Last updated” date. For example: “Last updated Oct 27 2025”.
D. Code collection guide
I recommend: keep a spreadsheet or note with: Code | Reward | Date claimed | Version/server. It’ll help you avoid duplicate attempts and track expiry.
E. Comprehensive code compilation
Putting previous sections together: one “master” list of codes and sources helps you scan quickly whenever you log in.
Code Reward Types
Let’s dig into what you get when you redeem codes — understanding this helps prioritize which codes to use quickly.
A. Gem code rewards
Gems are premium: you use them for hero pulls, special summons, etc. Codes often give 1,000-3,000 gems. For example: foxwithyou = 1,000 gemstones.
B. Diamond code explanation
In some versions there might be “diamond” currency or “gems” used interchangeably. Equivalent premium slot. Use accordingly.
C. Material code rewards
Often codes give materials for upgrading heroes or gear (e.g., soul fragments, upgrade shards). For RISE version: Soul Fragments.
D. Currency rewards
Gold, dungeon tickets, etc. Help with regular progression, less flashy but still useful.
E. Reward distribution
Depending on the code, you might get a single reward (e.g., gems) or a bundle (e.g., gems + tickets + fragments). Always check the code’s reward before redeeming.
Specific Reward Types
Going even more granular — sometimes codes target very specific reward types.
A. Dungeon ticket codes
Some codes unlock dungeon tickets (which allow you to enter special dungeons once). For example: RISE version codes give “Gem Dungeon Ticket x2”.
B. Soul fragment codes
Soul Fragments often used for hero upgrades. For example: code gives 500 Soul Fragments.
C. Gold code rewards
Some codes award gold/currency for gear upgrades. Designs vary by region/version.
D. Skill scroll codes
Rarely but possibly: codes that boost your character’s skills or give special scrolls for upgrading. Might vary by version.
E. Resource allocation
Knowing which resources you need early helps: if you’re stuck upgrading heroes due to lack of Soul Fragments, then prioritize codes with those.
Costume and Summon Rewards
A major draw for many players: codes that give cosmetic/summon resources.
A. Costume summon codes
Some codes might give “Costume Summon Ticket x10” for special outfits/skins. Example: one code listed for RISE version: TDSRKR1ST gave 50,000 Gems + Costume Summon Ticket x10.
B. Elemental stone codes
Some high end versions might give stones or relics tied to elements for characters. If you spot such codes, those are valuable.
C. Guardian elixir codes
Depending on game mechanics, “guardian” or “pet/companion” items might appear via codes. Keep an eye on community posts.
D. Special item codes
Special events may drop codes for “limited edition items” or “collaboration items”. These are often coveted.
E. Reward benefits explanation
Cosmetic items may not affect stats (or may slightly), but having them may boost enjoyment or status. Summon tickets = more hero pulls = faster progression.
Code Redemption Process
How to actually redeem these codes — step-by-step.
A. Redemption guide overview
You’ll need to access the game’s menu, find the code entry field, input the code, confirm and collect rewards.
B. Step-by-step redemption
Launch the game and ensure you’re logged in and tutorial completed. (Some versions restrict code entry until tutorial is done.)
Tap Menu icon (typically bottom left or interface gear icon).
Go to Settings or Account → “Coupon Code” / “Redeem Code” option.
Enter the code exactly (case sensitive).
Tap Claim/Submit.
Check your in-game mailbox/inbox for the reward.
C. Coupon redemption mechanics
Many codes are one-time per account. Some may be region or version locked. If you enter wrong server or version, it may not work.
D. Code entry process
Paste or type the code carefully. Avoid spaces unless they’re part of code. Upper vs lower case may matter.
E. Confirmation submission
Once submitted, you’ll often get a confirmation message. If not, check your mailbox. If still missing, code may be expired or you may be on wrong server/version.
Redemption Platform Access
Where you redeem: in-game vs external — some differences.
A. In-game redemption guide
Most players will redeem inside the game client via the menus as described above. This is the simplest method.
B. Menu navigation
Look for: Menu → Settings/Account → Coupon Code. Location may vary by version.
C. Settings coupon access
If you can’t find “Coupon” option, check “Account” or “Support” menu. Some versions tuck it under “More” or “User Info”.
D. Account linking
Sometimes you must link your game account (with email, platform ID) before redeeming. Rare but possible.
E. Verification process
After entering code, rewards may show up instantly. If not, restart game or check your mail. If still nothing – code might be invalid.
Code Validity and Expiration
You’ll want to know why some codes don’t work. Often: expired. So knowing how to check helps.
A. Active codes status
Codes listed on trackers often show “active as of [date]”. Use recent listings. For example: code list “Oct 27 2025” update.
B. Expired codes handling
If a code is expired, you’ll get “Invalid code” or “Code not found”. Many sites list “Expired codes” to help you avoid wasted attempts.
C. Invalid codes troubleshooting
If you face “Invalid code” try:
Check for typos or case differences.
Ensure you’re on correct server/version.
Ensure you haven’t already redeemed the code.
Ensure code hasn’t expired.
D. Code time limits
Some codes clearly show expiration date (“Valid until Dec 24”). Others are “while supplies last”. Use quickly.
E. Expiration date tracking
Keep an eye on your list of codes: track date you first used them, mark expired ones. It’ll save you time.
Code Troubleshooting
If you hit problems redeeming a code, these are common issues and solutions.
A. Code not working issues
Code expired.
Code region locked (your server doesn’t match).
Code version mismatch (RISE vs original).
Already redeemed on your account.
Typo or wrong casing.
B. Code error resolution
Double check spelling & case.
Confirm your game version/server.
Restart game after redeeming.
Contact support if code should be valid but isn’t (rare).
C. Common code problems
Some players report: “I entered code and nothing arrived” — often due to mail delay or wrong region.
D. Error message guide
If you see “Invalid code” or “Code expired” — refer above. If “Code already used” — you or someone else used that same account.
E. Solution overview
Be proactive: redeem codes as soon as you see them (before they expire!). Use first account you intend to keep.
Code Format and Requirements
Knowing what a code looks like helps you spot legit ones and avoid fake ones.
A. Code format explanation
Codes often are a mix of letters & numbers, sometimes uppercase/lowercase. Eg: RISE231211. The format may vary by region/version.
B. Code requirements overview
Must be used once per account.
Sometimes require tutorial completion.
Must be entered exactly.
C. Case sensitivity guide
Yes: uppercase vs lowercase matters in many cases. So be precise.
D. Typing errors prevention
I always recommend copy-paste, then visually check for unwanted spaces at start/end.
E. Code validation tips
If you think a code is legit but not working: check date of listing, check version, see if any comments say “expired”.
New Player and Starter Codes
If you’re just jumping into the game, these codes and tips will help you get started strong.
A. New player codes guide
Often developers release “welcome” codes for new players/new servers. Eg: WELCOMEFOX for 1,000 gems.
B. Beginner code benefits
These early codes give resources that help you speed through early gear/level grind. Use them early while they still work.
C. Starter code information
Sometimes listed under “Beginner pack” or blog posts by developers. Keep an eye.
D. Welcome code guide
If you find “WELCOME…” in code list, it often means new player welcome. Use soon after starting game.
E. Bonus code for new players
Even if you’re late, sometimes older codes still work only for new accounts (rare but happens). Check code description.
Special Event Codes
One of the best times to get codes: events.
A. Event code overview
Events = anniversary, collabs, holiday, server launch. These often bring codes with bigger rewards.
B. Limited code availability
Event codes often have short validity. Use promptly.
C. Seasonal code guide
Watch for festivals (Halloween, Christmas, Lunar New Year) in your region — developers often drop codes then.
D. Celebration code information
Milestones (game launch anniversary) often come with big code drops (many gems + special items).
E. Special occasion codes
Check official forums, social media during collaborations (with other brands/games) — great opportunity.
Anniversary and Milestone Codes
When the game celebrates, you benefit.
A. Anniversary code guide
If the game hits 1-year, 2-year, etc — they often drop codes like “ANNIV2025” etc. Stay tuned.
B. Celebration code information
Sometimes includes “ANNIVERSARY”, “THANKSPLAYERS” in the code name.
C. Milestone reward codes
If the game reaches X downloads, or if a big patch releases — codes tied to that.
D. Special event codes
As above — these often give rarer rewards than regular codes.
E. Version update codes
When game version upgrades (major patch), developers might release codes for patch compensation or reward for logging in.
Alright — I hope this guide helps you master the code game of Tailed Demon Slayer. As a player I can say: redeeming codes early and often makes the difference between “just playing” and actually progressing smart.