The three visible badges
The official experience page displayed Welcome to Anime Zero, You Met a Developer and You Met the Owner when checked on October 4, 2026. These are badge names from the game’s own listing. Open an individual badge from that page to inspect its current description and award statistics.
Welcome to Anime Zero is presented as a welcome badge. The two meeting badges refer to meeting a developer or the owner. Their public titles do not establish the exact distance, server condition or action needed to trigger an award, so this guide does not invent a step-by-step unlock requirement.
Read rarity as a changing statistic
Roblox displays rarity alongside recent and total awards on the experience page. These figures can change as more players join and as developers appear in servers. They are not a published loot-table percentage, a spawn timer or a guarantee that repeating an encounter will award a badge.
If you are documenting your own attempt, record the date and the badge page rather than copying an old rarity figure into a plan. A meeting badge can be uncommon because the relevant person is seldom present; that does not prove an additional hidden quest exists.
Check an award safely
Use Roblox’s own badge and profile interfaces to inspect what your account has earned. If a badge is missing after an event, refresh the relevant page and check the description before concluding that it is a bug. Save the badge URL and details of the session if you need to report the issue. Do not pay a stranger for a guaranteed developer encounter or share account credentials to claim a badge.