Untitled Boxing Game FAQ

Same game. UBG is the community shorthand for Untitled Boxing Game, the anime boxing PvP experience by Drowning Studios on Roblox — not PUBG, and nothing to do with UC Berkeley.

Launch the game, press the Codes button in the menu, paste a code and confirm. Codes are once per account — our codes page lists everything currently working with sources.

Post-Surgeon, the top of our tier list is contested between Surgeon and the established legendary picks — see the full rankings with reasoning on the tier list page.

Iron Fist is a fighting style built around raw punch damage over speed. Its anime inspiration and playstyle notes are covered in our styles guide.

Titles come from ranked progress and achievements; you equip them from the menu rather than earning them per match. Details in the ranked guide.

Rare shards are a premium-tier currency from crates and events, and unusual effects are visual modifiers on styles and gloves — both feed the trading economy. Our values guide tracks what they trade for.

Shinies come from spins, cases and event drops — the shiny guide lists every source this patch and which spins are worth hoarding codes for.

Yes — it is linked from the game's Roblox page. Codes sometimes drop on socials first, which is why our codes page notes single-source finds instead of ignoring them.

Yes, free to play on Roblox with over 1.4 billion visits. Monetization is cosmetic and spin-based; every style can be obtained through play.

Takamura's archetype maps to the game's power-puncher styles — the community's 'Types of Boxers' documentation ties style kits to their Hajime no Ippo counterparts. The direct homages are Ippo (Dempsey Roll) and the power legendaries; see our styles roster for the full anime mapping.

Boxing anime and manga — most visibly Hajime no Ippo (Ippo and Takamura references, the Dempsey Roll) and Ashita no Joe (Joe Yabuki's style and secret ultimate), with newer styles nodding to other series.

Extra slots are account progression unlocks — the 'extra slot' searches trace to milestone rewards rather than a shop purchase. Check the in-game progression tab; slots are not sold directly for Robux.

Shards are crafting/upgrade currency tiers (uncommon and rare shards) fed by duplicate pulls — they feed the shiny and effects economy. Our shinies guide covers every shard source this patch.

Yes — a pity counter sits above the spin UI and banks dry streaks toward a guaranteed higher-rarity pull. Details and pull strategy are in our spin odds guide.

Exact percentages are not officially published; what is confirmed is the rarity ladder (Uncommon through Legendary), the pity counter, and that Lucky Spins from codes roll a better pool than standard spins. We list only what's verifiable — no invented percentages.