ABA Euro League and ABA (Anime Battle Arena) Are Different Things
If you searched for the ABA Euro League, you were probably looking for one of two unrelated things: the ABA League, the professional basketball competition based in the Adriatic region of Europe, or ABA (Anime Battle Arena), the Roblox arena fighting game that this wiki documents. Because both share the same three-letter abbreviation, search results often mix them together. This page separates the two so you can find what you actually need.
What Is the ABA League (Basketball)?
The ABA League is a real-world European club competition in which basketball teams from the Adriatic region compete across a regular season and playoffs. It is covered by mainstream sports media and runs its own official website, standings, and statistics. It has no connection to Roblox, to Dogs Studios: South, or to any video game.
| Topic |
Details |
| Name |
ABA League (basketball) |
| Region |
Southeastern Europe / Adriatic |
| Type |
Professional club competition |
| Relation to this site |
None — a different "ABA" |
What Is ABA (Anime Battle Arena)?
ABA (Anime Battle Arena) is a long-running Roblox fighting game developed by Dogs Studios: South, featuring fighters inspired by Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto, Bleach, and other anime series. It has no basketball mode and no affiliation with the European basketball league — the shared abbreviation is pure coincidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does ABA (Anime Battle Arena) have a basketball or Euro League mode?
No. The game is strictly an anime arena fighter. Any search results combining it with basketball refer to the separately named ABA League.
Why do search results mix the two?
Both use the abbreviation "ABA." Search engines match the letters, not the meaning, so game pages and basketball pages appear side by side.
Which sources should I trust for each?
For the game, use the official Roblox page and this wiki's sourced guides. For the basketball competition, use the league's own official website and established sports outlets.