Contact

For corrections, factual updates, copyright questions, business inquiries, or source disputes, email dugufeng666@gmail.com.

Useful contact messages include: reporting a code that no longer works, pointing out an outdated route note after a patch, clarifying whether a page should link to an official source, flagging attribution concerns, or asking about normal site operations.

When you send a correction request, the most helpful format is: page URL, the exact statement that looks wrong, what you believe the corrected statement should be, and the public source or in-game evidence that supports the correction.

For DMCA-style complaints or rights-related notices, include the affected URLs, a description of the material at issue, your relationship to the rights involved, and enough contact information for a good-faith response.

AnimeAstralSimulator.com is an unofficial fan guide, and we review reasonable messages about accuracy, attribution, and operations in good faith. Not every gameplay opinion becomes a site change, but factual and rights-related concerns are taken seriously.

The site does not offer live customer support, paid memberships, or direct in-game account services. Contact is primarily for factual corrections, rights concerns, operational questions, and source-boundary issues related to the published guides.

The most useful correction emails are short and specific. A page URL, the exact statement that looks wrong, the proposed correction, and one clear public reference are usually enough to review the issue quickly and decide whether the page needs a factual fix, a wording change, or a clearer source note.

If a report affects more than one page, we prefer to update the core guide first and then align related pages such as the wiki hub, updates page, or blog note when needed. That keeps corrections from spreading unevenly across the site.

This inbox is also the public path for good-faith editorial questions. If a reader wants to understand why a page links to one guide instead of another, or why an unofficial page is framed cautiously, that kind of message is welcome too.