What Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer Do in Aura Dance Battles: Two 7 Robux Products

Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer both cost 7 Robux in Aura Dance Battles, and both are developer products you pay for every time, not game passes.

How Much Do Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer Cost in Aura Dance Battles

Slip Dancer costs 7 Robux and Freeze Dancer costs 7 Robux, as of 20 September 2026. Both are developer products, so the 7 Robux is charged every time you buy one inside a round, not once for the account. Roblox's own endpoint reports Slip Dancer as created on 31 August 2026 and Freeze Dancer as created on 19 September 2026, which makes Freeze Dancer the newest item in the whole game at one day old. A rival wiki covering this game states that the full catalog and prices are not public. They are public. Every figure in the table below came out of Roblox's developer products endpoint.

Those two rows are the complete record Roblox returns for these items: a name, a price, a sale flag, two dates and a numeric product ID. There is no effect field, no duration and no cooldown anywhere in the response. The same endpoint carries eight more developer products, and the game runs 19 game passes on a separate endpoint, all of which sit together in the full Aura Dance Battles shop price list. Neither of these is the cheapest thing in the game. That is Dance Next! at 5 Robux, covered on Dance Next! price in Aura Dance Battles.

At 7 Robux each, Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer are the joint second-cheapest purchases in Aura Dance Battles as of 20 September 2026. Only Dance Next! at 5 Robux comes in below them. The most expensive entry in the shop is Coin Pack 5 at 399 Robux, and the most expensive game passes are VIP and Infinite Tomatoes at 99 Robux each. The whole catalog holds 29 entries, 17 of them on sale with a published price and 12 off sale with no price at all.

Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer as reported by Roblox's developer products endpoint on 20 September 2026.

Are Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer Game Passes in Aura Dance Battles

No, and this is the thing players get wrong about them. Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer are developer products. A game pass is bought once and owned forever on your account. A developer product is bought per use, and Roblox charges you again the next time you want it. If you buy Slip Dancer twice in one session, you pay 7 Robux twice.

Roblox keeps the two kinds in separate places, which is part of why they get confused. Developer products come from the developer products endpoint and game passes come from the game passes endpoint, and the two lists do not overlap. Aura Dance Battles runs 10 developer products and 19 game passes. The clearest contrast with Slip Dancer is the Infinite Tomatoes pass in Aura Dance Battles, which costs 99 Robux once and then belongs to you.

The practical consequence is about planning, not about price. A 99 Robux pass is expensive on the day and free every day after. A 7 Robux product is cheap on the day and costs the same again in the next round. Which one is better value depends entirely on how often you use the thing, and we cannot answer that for you because we do not know what either product does. Round structure is covered on how to play Aura Dance Battles.

The two purchase types in Aura Dance Battles, counted from Roblox's endpoints on 20 September 2026.

What Do Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer Do in Aura Dance Battles

We have not watched either product take effect in a round, so we are not going to describe an animation, a duration or a target. What Roblox's endpoint gives us is the name, the price, the sale state, the creation date, the last-changed timestamp and the product ID. Everything past that is an open question, and we keep those on Aura Dance Battles open questions rather than filling them with guesses.

The names are the developer's own text and not ours. Both are phrased as something done to a dancer, and the official artwork shows every battle as exactly two dancers with a crowd watching from behind barriers. That is as far as the visual evidence goes. The developer's description says players face off in 1v1 Aura Battles and that other players vote to decide who has the best aura, but it never mentions either product by name.

We group these two as sabotage products because of the pattern in the names. Every other on-sale developer product in the game points at yourself or at your balance: Dance Next! and the five Coin Packs. These two point at somebody else. That grouping is our reading of the names, not something Roblox's endpoint states, and if a recording ever shows otherwise we will change the page.

When Was Freeze Dancer Added to Aura Dance Battles

Freeze Dancer was created on 19 September 2026 at 22:14 UTC, and its last-changed timestamp is the same moment. It has not been touched since. As of 20 September 2026 that makes it the newest of the 29 shop entries by a clear margin, and it is one day old. The day-by-day record sits on the Freeze Dancer update on 19 September 2026.

19 September was a busy day for this game. Roblox's endpoints record three separate creations across it: the OP Aura game pass at 04:47 UTC, the Limited Time Emote 2! pass at 16:13 UTC, and Freeze Dancer late that night. Coin Pack 4 was also last changed at 21:24 UTC that evening. The game's own last-updated stamp then moved to 20 September 2026 at 05:57 UTC, which is the morning we took this snapshot.

Aura Dance Battles itself was created on 30 August 2026 at 21:16 UTC. Slip Dancer arrived the next day in the opening wave of shop items. Freeze Dancer arrived on 19 September 2026, weeks into the game's life, as a single addition on a day that also brought two new game passes. Anybody telling you the two 7 Robux products shipped together is guessing.

Creation and change timestamps around Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer, read from Roblox's endpoints on 20 September 2026.

Where Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer Sit in the Aura Dance Battles Shop

The two 7 Robux products sit near the bottom of a price ladder that runs from 5 Robux to 399 Robux. Seventeen shop entries carry a published price as of 20 September 2026 and twelve carry none. The full ladder, developer products and game passes together, is on every Aura Dance Battles item and price.

That range matters when you are deciding what to spend. A single Slip Dancer is the cheapest way into the paid side of this game apart from Dance Next!, and it commits you to nothing. The passes at the top of the ladder, VIP and Infinite Tomatoes at 99 Robux each, are permanent but we cannot tell you what either of them grants. Device support is a separate question and we track it on what devices Aura Dance Battles runs on.

For a sense of the audience these products are being sold to: Roblox reported 3,368,966 visits and 7,160 players in game at the moment of our snapshot on 20 September 2026, along with 13,197 favorites. The vote split was 12,111 up votes against 1,095 down votes, a 91.7% approval rating. Servers hold a maximum of 14 players each.

One structural note about this game that affects what anybody can prove about these products. Aura Dance Battles publishes zero badges. The badges endpoint returns an empty list. Badges are the usual way to read how many players have completed a given thing, so for this game that measurement is simply not available to anyone outside the development group.

What Changed in Aura Dance Battles on 16 September 2026

Slip Dancer's last-changed timestamp is 16 September 2026 at 17:31 UTC, and it is not alone on that afternoon. Roblox's endpoint records last-changed stamps within the same hour on both Extra Timer products and on two of the Coin Packs. Something was being worked on across the developer product list that afternoon.

We do not know what any of those edits were. A last-changed timestamp tells you the developer touched the product's configuration, not what was touched, and the endpoint keeps no history. What we can say is what the products looked like afterward, which is the state they are still in today.

The two Extra Timer products came out of that afternoon reporting IsForSale as false with no price field at all, and they have stayed that way through 20 September 2026. Slip Dancer came out of the same afternoon on sale at 7 Robux, and it is still on sale at 7 Robux. The Limited Time Emote! game pass was also created earlier the same day, at 01:39 UTC, priced at 49 Robux.

Everything Roblox's endpoints stamp with 16 September 2026, the day Slip Dancer was last changed.

What We Have Not Checked

We have not watched Slip Dancer or Freeze Dancer take effect in a round. The effect, the duration, the target and any cooldown are all unverified, and we would rather leave them blank than invent them.

We do not know the aura scoring formula, or what a single cheer, vote or tomato is worth, so we cannot price either product in points. We do not know why the two Extra Timer products and the ten 5x to 100x passes were taken off sale. We do not know how long one round or one full bracket lasts, or whether the tournament bracket reaches past a single 14-player server.

We have found no evidence of any code for this game. We checked the Roblox game description, the game pass and developer product endpoints, and the game's Roblox page on 20 September 2026, and we found no code entry field described anywhere. That is not the same as saying there are none, and we will say so plainly if one turns up.

Each of those gaps is listed with its evidence on Aura Dance Battles open questions. Nothing on this page is a leak, a datamine or a rumor. It is the public product record, read on the morning of 20 September 2026 and dated so you can check it yourself.

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