All Blue Archive codes and how to redeem them
Get the latest free items and Pyroxenes.

Claiming Blue Archive codes is a great way to get extra items and sometimes even Pyroxenes you can use when recruiting new characters in the angel and demon-battling tactics game. After all, Pyroxenes are the premium currency for Blue Archive, so you'll need them to purchase recruitment tickets and just generally pull for new characters to add to your squad.
Since Blue Archive recently launched on Steam, there were quite a few rewards on offer. Though things are a little more sparse now, there's still the occasional code you can redeem, and Nexon continues to drop these occasionally, despite the fact that the original game came out in 2021.
Either way, here are all of the currently redeemable Blue Archive codes I've been able to scrounge up, plus details on how to redeem them below. I'll be sure to update this list with any new codes I find as they become available.
All Blue Archive codes
- FULLKOREANDUB - 50 Artifact Choice Box 1, 30 Artifact Choice Box 2, 15 Artifact Choice Box 3, and 10 Artifact Choice Box 4
Expired codes
MIDNIGHTSNACKYUUKA- 5 Gift Choice Boxes and 10 Large Whole CakesHIDENSEEKKOYUKI- 5 Superior Activity Reports and 50 Advanced Activity ReportsPILLOWFIGHTNOA- 200 Total Assault Coins and 200 Grand Assault CoinsTWINKLEMAGIC- 200 Pyroxenes
How to redeem Blue Archive codes
To redeem your Blue Archive codes, you'll first need to complete the prologue and tutorial, which consists of some cutscenes and a few battles. Once it's done, you'll find yourself in the main menu. You'll get forced to make some pulls and fight another battle, but after that you're free to redeem any codes in-game.
All you need to do is:
- Open the menu tab in the top right
- Select Account
- Scroll down to Coupon and click continue
- Enter your code into the box
- Click redeem
- Select OK
- Collect your rewards from the mailbox
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Sean's first PC games were Full Throttle and Total Annihilation and his taste has stayed much the same since. When not scouring games for secrets or bashing his head against puzzles, you'll find him revisiting old Total War campaigns, agonizing over his Destiny 2 fit, or still trying to finish the Horus Heresy. Sean has also written for EDGE, Eurogamer, PCGamesN, Wireframe, EGMNOW, and Inverse.
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