Discord & Community
Official Gakuran community resources — Discord servers, Roblox links, and more.
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Official Gakuran Discord
The main community hub. Get update announcements, find sparring partners, share character builds, and discuss the game.
Competition Discord
Tournament and competition server. Find opponents, join brackets, and test your skills in organized PvP events.
Roblox Game
Play Gakuran on Roblox directly. Game ID: 128736949265057.
Roblox Group
Join the official Gakuran Roblox group (ID: 416091513). Required for some in-game features.
Why Join the Community?
Update Announcements
Be the first to know about new styles, map changes, and balance patches.
Find Sparring Partners
Connect with other players for practice matches and PvP improvement.
Code Drops
Active codes are often announced in Discord before anywhere else.
Character Showcase
Share your mogger faces, rare rolls, and style builds with the community.
Development Team
Gakuran is developed by Shem (Project Lead/Scripter) and a dedicated team:
Information sourced from the official Gakuran Trello credits.
Which Channel Should You Actually Use?
Most frustration with a large game server comes from posting in the wrong place and getting ignored. Gakuran's community organises itself by purpose, and once you know which channel owns which question, answers arrive far faster.
Announcements & patch notes
Announcements / changelogRead-only. This is where the developers post update logs, maintenance windows and new-style reveals. If you only follow one channel, follow this one — it is the same information the Trello changelog carries, pushed to you.
Codes
Codes / giveawaysNew codes are announced here first, usually minutes after an update ships. We treat this channel as a Tier 1 source on our codes page, which is why a code is only listed as active once it has appeared here or on the Trello.
Trading & value checks
Trading / price-checkUse it to sanity-check what a clan roll or accessory is going for before you trade. Expect noise: prices are opinions, not official values.
Sparring & matchmaking
Looking-for-group / sparringPost your style, height and region to find practice partners. Most useful in the hours after a balance patch, when everyone is re-testing what still wins.
Bug reports & player reports
Bug reports / player reportsWhere a genuine bug or a suspected cheater should go. Include a clip with the server timestamp — reports without evidence are usually closed without action.
How to Tell the Real Server From a Copycat
Games that grow quickly attract servers that imitate them. The imitation usually exists to harvest accounts, so it pays to check before you click. A genuine community space passes all of these:
- The invite came from the official Roblox experience page or the official Trello board, never from a comment, DM or a "free rolls" video.
- The server lists the same developers in its roles as the official credits do — a copycat rarely bothers to reproduce the full team.
- Member count is in the tens of thousands, and the announcement history goes back months rather than days.
- Nobody in it will ever ask for your login, your cookie, or a "verification" that involves pasting code anywhere.
Community Etiquette That Saves You Time
- Do not ask for free rolls, Robux or items. It is the fastest way to get muted, and in most servers it is an explicit rule.
- Post in the right channel. A codes question in the trading channel just gets ignored; the same question in the codes channel usually gets answered in minutes.
- Use the search bar before asking. Almost every "how do I reroll" question has been answered dozens of times, and the pinned messages carry the current answer.
- Never paste your .ROBLOSECURITY cookie or your account password to prove anything. No real developer, moderator or "verified trader" will ever need it. Anyone who asks is running the account-theft scam described on our script safety page.
- Do not advertise other servers, services or Robux sites. It is banned in essentially every Gakuran community space, and it is how most reported scams start.
- When you post a clip of a suspected cheater, keep the whole fight in frame. Trimmed clips routinely get dismissed because the context that would prove automation was cut out.