Shigaku Codes

This step trips up more players than anything else. games.gg, Pocket Tactics, Of Zen and Computing, RobloxDen and Beebom all say codes only redeem once you are in the game's Roblox group, and games.gg calls a missing membership the most common reason Shigaku codes fail.

There are two groups, and guides do not agree on which one counts. The game itself is published by a group called dsafasfasdfasdf, which had about 98,000 members when we checked on October 26, 2026. The fan community is (私学) Shigaku, with about 354,000 members. RobloxDen and Pocket Tactics point to the second one, Beebom and Of Zen to the first, and RobloxDen adds that SHIGAKUSBACK in particular needs dsafasfasdfasdf. Joining both costs nothing and rules the problem out.

Shigaku, written 私学 in Japanese, is a Roblox school life game that its own description calls a Classroom of the Elite slice of life experience. You pick a character, press Attend to enter the school and then decide how to spend the day: go to class, talk to other students on your phone, train at the gym, or pick a fight in the halls. The game came out in the summer of 2026 and had passed 6.4 million visits by late October.

It runs on mobile, console and PC. The official description lists these keyboard controls:

• T: equip your fighting style.
• Ctrl: open your phone, a flip phone with messages, a menu and contacts.
• C: carry a player you have knocked down.
• G: grip.
• K: emote wheel.

Combat guides from AllThingsHow and Roonby add the rest of the fight keys: F to block, R for a critical strike that knocks the other player down, and Q to dash, with M opening the menu where the Shigaku codes box lives.

Every one of the Shigaku codes pays out in Rerolls, with 25kMEMBERS adding 500 Cash on top. games.gg describes Rerolls as the core currency for customising your character, naming your face, your surname and your fighting abilities as the things you can roll. A better roll can matter in a game where so much happens in hallway fights.

That is also why the 100 and 150 Reroll codes are worth grabbing first. If you are hunting for something specific, redeem every code in the main table before you start rolling, rather than spending a handful at a time.

If the game rejects a code, check these in order:

• Group: you have not joined the Shigaku groups with the account you are playing on.
• Spelling: capitals, numbers and the question mark in IsThisSchoolUpToCode? all have to match.
• Spaces: a space copied before or after the code makes it fail.
• Already used: each code pays out once, so a code you redeemed before will not work again.
• Old server: a brand-new code may need a server that has the latest update. Rejoin the game.
• Expired: 2XROLLSFIXED, 30KLIKES and SORRY4DELAYTHATSONUS no longer work.

If you have compared a few sites, you will have noticed that no two Shigaku code lists match. On October 25 and 26 one tracker showed 22 working codes, another 14 and another only 7, and some sites list the same code as working and expired on the same page. The developer drops a lot of small codes around updates and like milestones, and some older ones are switched off quietly.

We handle that by comparing seven lists instead of copying one. A code goes into the main table only when at least two of them show it as working and none of the recent ones has moved it to expired. One list, game.guide, marks codes such as 35KLIKES and 40KFAVS as expired since October 7 while every other site still has them working, so we do not use its expired list. Codes with real disagreement go into the unconfirmed table with a note on who says what.

So far new Shigaku codes have arrived in two ways. Some are milestone codes named after the group or the game page, like 25kMEMBERS, 35KLIKES and 40KFAVS. Others come with updates and fixes, like MYBADFIXESOTW, the Halloween batch, and apology codes such as OurApolocheese after downtime.

The official Discord is the first place they appear. discord.gg/shigaku opens the Shigaku server, which had about 27,000 members and a permanent invite when we checked. Of Zen and Computing mentions a milestone Trello, but neither it nor Destructoid links one, and we could not find an official board either. We re-check this list often and change the date at the top whenever a code is added or moved.

Roonby suggests that classes can wait while you learn the fight keys, since that is what decides most encounters. Hold F to block a punch combo and wait for it to end, then answer with normal hits. Save R for a real opening, such as right after the other player finishes a combo, because it is easy to dodge from far away. Q dashes in to finish a fleeing player or out when your health is low.

Most fights happen in the halls, the playground and the gym, and when you win you can carry the other student with C. Outside fights, the phone is how you message people and keep contacts, which matters in a game built around school life.

We check Shigaku codes by hand. A code goes into the main table only when at least two independent sources agree on it, or when it comes straight from the official game description or rules. Codes that only one source reports, or that sources disagree on, are kept in a separate unconfirmed table, so you can still try them without mistaking them for confirmed codes. A code moves to the expired list once it is reported as no longer working.

This page was last checked on October 26, 2026. We never make up codes or rewards, and we keep a list of the sources behind every code. If something on this page no longer matches what you see in the game, tell us with the Feedback button and we will check it again.

Every code is listed exactly the way the game expects it, with the same capital letters, numbers and symbols, so the safest way to enter one is the Copy button next to it rather than typing it by hand. A code that turns out to be wrong is moved to the right table, never silently deleted.