About kickanumaroblox.wiki
Who builds this Kick an Uma fan wiki, what it covers, and how material gameplay claims are sourced, reviewed and dated.
Meet the author
kickanumaroblox.wiki is built and maintained by one person — Raymond. I have been playing Roblox since the front page was a wall of obbies, and I still log in most evenings.
This site started with a question I could not answer anywhere: which Umas pay the most cash per second, and is it worth grinding a farther zone for a rarer one? Nobody had the patch timeline and code list in one place, so I pulled them together and put it online.
- I play games. Mostly Roblox simulators and anything with a kick-power loop. When a patch lands, I am in-game testing it instead of reading about it.
- I write code. The pad income calculator and the code status checker on this site are hand-written. When two trackers disagree, I go read the game data rather than split the difference.
- I share what I find. Every page carries a last-verified date and a working contact address, because a wiki nobody is allowed to argue with is a wiki nobody should trust.
I have no connection to the 30 dollar games development team — no insider access, no early patch notes. I am a player who got tired of guessing, and who happens to know how to build a website.
What this Kick an Uma wiki covers
- Verified active codes with one-tap copy and a last-verified date
- The Uma tier list ranked by pad income, with community-reported labels where relevant
- Uma roster with how each one is obtained and the evidence behind it
- A pad income calculator for planning kick power and zone progression
- Patch notes and the launch-week Character Rehaul timeline
Data sources and methodology
Material claims are compared with the sources linked on each page. The official Roblox listing and Games API snapshot are treated as authoritative for identity, developer, server size and timestamps; independent trackers and community coverage are labeled community-reported where we cannot verify them directly.
Primary sources:
- Official Roblox listing — game identity, developer group, server size, platforms and the official how-to-play description
- Roblox Games API snapshot — visits, favorites, active-player snapshot and creation/update timestamps (checked Sep 9 2026)
- 30 dollar games Roblox group — developer group behind Kick an Uma; group milestones drive codes such as 30KGROUP
- Independent trackers and community coverage — labeled community-reported, never presented as official fact
Unconfirmed values are labeled as community-reported or omitted. Unpublished rarity probabilities appear as “—” rather than being presented as facts.
What this site is not
- Not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or the 30 dollar games developer team.
- Not a place to buy, sell, or trade in-game items.
- Not a private server, exploit, or free-Robux site.
For copyright, trademark and DMCA questions, see the copyright page.
Game information
- Title: Kick an Uma
- Roblox Game ID:
74968636725538 - Universe ID:
10759415852 - Developer: 30 dollar games
- Genre: Incremental Simulator
- Current version: Character Rehaul
- Official Discord: https://discord.com/invite/WTWYsXYCw6
- Contact: raymond@kickanumaroblox.wiki
FAQ
Is kickanumaroblox.wiki the official Kick an Uma wiki?
No. kickanumaroblox.wiki is a community fan wiki. We are not affiliated with Roblox Corporation or the 30 dollar games developer team. Material figures are dated and linked to a source trail, while the in-game display and developer announcements remain authoritative for game decisions.
How often is the data on kickanumaroblox.wiki verified?
Codes are reviewed when the linked announcement and tracker sources report a change. Pad income, Uma rarity and zone data are revisited when patch sources publish relevant changes. The "last verified" date on each page records when its inputs were checked.
Where does kickanumaroblox.wiki get its Kick an Uma data?
Primary sources include the official Roblox listing, the Roblox Games API snapshot, the 30 dollar games developer group, independent trackers and community coverage. Each page labels community-reported values as such and omits unconfirmed figures rather than presenting them as facts.
What happens when Kick an Uma sources disagree?
We publish the value with the higher editorial standard and note the variance in the page footer. Where a source is community-reported rather than official, we label it community-reported so you can see the confidence before relying on it.