✓ Official
Roblox game page
The source of record for the title, creator, description and live player count. The official description also carries the Release! code.
Coach a Fighter Trello, Discord & Links
Players search for a Trello board for almost every Roblox game, so it is worth saying plainly: Coach a Fighter does not appear to have one. What it does have is a Discord, and that is where codes and update news land first. Every link below has been checked rather than copied.
✓ Official
Discord server
Checked against Discord's own invite API: the invite resolves to a server named "Coach a Fighter!" with roughly 2,550 members and an announcements channel. This is where new codes and patch news appear before any tracker site picks them up.
✓ Official
LockLoaded Roblox group
The developer's group. The in-game codes panel tells players to join it for more codes, and the official description points there for updates, new fighters and in-game rewards. Coach a Fighter is currently the group's only published game.
Not found
Trello board
No Trello board could be found for this game. Searches for one return code articles rather than any trello.com URL, and the official description points players at the group rather than a board. If an official board appears, it will be listed here.
Not found
Fandom wiki
No Fandom wiki exists for Coach a Fighter. The sites presenting themselves as its wiki are independent fan projects, including this one.
How these were verified
The Roblox links come from the public games API resolved from place id 111517697993641. The Discord invite was resolved through Discord's invite endpoint, which returns the server name and member count — that is what distinguishes a live invite from a dead one copied between articles. Discord invites can be rotated, so this is re-checked rather than assumed.
Why "not found" is listed at all
Because "there is no Trello board" is a real answer to a real search, and leaving it out sends people looking for something that does not exist. An empty result stated clearly is more useful than a link to somebody's unofficial board presented as official.
Where codes actually appear first
The Discord announcements channel and the Roblox group, both hours ahead of aggregator sites. The in-game codes panel says as much itself: "For more codes, join the group and like the game!"
FAQ
Community links FAQ
Does Coach a Fighter have a Trello?
No board could be found, and the game's own description points players to the Roblox group rather than to Trello. Treat any board claiming to be official with suspicion until the developer links it.
What is the Coach a Fighter Discord link?
discord.com/invite/gG6ZCnwpmB. We resolved it through Discord's API and it returns a live server named "Coach a Fighter!" with an announcements channel.
Is there an official Coach a Fighter wiki?
No. Every wiki for this game, including this one, is an unofficial fan project. The only first-party sources are the Roblox page, the group and the Discord.