Cookie Run: Crumble — Cherry Cola Cookie Guide

Cherry Cola Cookie is a new SSR Water Charge Cookie added September 10, 2026 — the same patch that expanded the main stage list, the Daily Dungeon and Gear-related content. Her skill, Tart Cherry Slash, is a dual-blade strike that ends in a charge at a high-ATK target.

What is actually confirmed

• Rarity: SSR
• Element: Water
• Class: Charge
• Weapon: dual Fizzy Blades
• Skill — Tart Cherry Slash: she swings her blades to damage nearby enemies, then charges toward a high-ATK enemy and deals bonus damage on arrival.
• Added: September 10, 2026. Both store build numbers moved that day (iOS 1.3.001, Android 1.3.002), which corroborates the date independently of the patch notes.

That is the complete list of facts traced to the patch notice and cross-checked against an independent character-guide writeup. Skill coefficients, cooldown length and star-up costs were not published by Devsisters and are not printed here as fact.

Numbers one site reports — not yet confirmed

Pocket Gamer is the only site we found with specific figures for this skill:

• Slash cooldown: 1.75 sec
• Basic slash: 141% / 148% / 156% / 165% / 173% / 182% of ATK (by star level)
• Charged Cherry Slash: 189% / 199% / 209% / 221% / 232% / 245% of ATK
• A cap of 2 consecutive charge activations, triggered after landing 9 hits

We checked several other guide sites for the same figures — none had them, and one competitor’s Cookie database does not have a Cherry Cola Cookie page at all yet. No second independent source corroborates Pocket Gamer’s numbers, and no official Devsisters source includes them. Per this site’s rule for exactly this situation — see the Gear guide for the same standard applied to a different system — a single uncorroborated site is not printed here as confirmed fact. Treat the figures above as one site’s claim, checked September 20, 2026, not as verified data.

Why a Charge Cookie that targets high-ATK enemies matters

Crumble’s Charge class generally rewards closing distance onto a priority target rather than spreading damage, and Cherry Cola Cookie’s kit follows that pattern explicitly — the charge component specifically seeks out high-ATK enemies, which reads as a counter-damage-dealer tool rather than a generalist. Early player writeups describe her as a strong Arena pick for exactly this reason: Arena opponents are other players’ teams, which reliably include a high-ATK damage Cookie worth prioritizing. We have not run controlled tests ourselves, so treat “strong in Arena” as an early, unverified read rather than a settled ranking — see the tier list before making a final call.

What to do with her right now

1. Treat the charge as a target-seeking gap-closer, not a plain damage skill. Build around teams where the highest-ATK enemy is worth focusing.
2. Don’t chase specific coefficient numbers from an unverified guide. No official source has published her damage scaling; anything more precise than “damage on hit, bonus damage on charge-in” is a claim this site cannot currently verify.
3. Check the Gear guide before investing promotion materials — the September 10 patch also changed how overlapping buffs resolve, which can affect how her kit interacts with a support-heavy team.

Sources

• Devsisters’ official patch notice, “[Patch] About the September 10 Update” (@CRCrumbleEN, X, September 10, 2026) — skill name, element, class and weapon.
• Pocket Gamer — Cherry Cola Cookie guide — independent cross-check of rarity, element, class and skill description.
• Store version bumps checked directly: iTunes Lookup API (iOS, currentVersionReleaseDate 2026-09-10) and a Google Play mirror listing (Android), both dated September 10, 2026 — see the update schedule for the full table.