Cookie Run: Crumble — Tiger Lily Cookie (SR Charge)

Tiger Lily Cookie is an SR Grass-element Charge Cookie in CookieRun: Crumble. Their skill Tiger Pounce runs on a 10-second cooldown, the longest thing about them, and it does something most Cookies cannot do at all: it hands a Synergy to the rest of the team.

Last updated: August 5, 2026.

What Tiger Pounce does

The skill has three parts stacked into one activation:

1. Throws a spear, dealing damage to enemies.
2. Mounts Buttercream Tiger and grants Volley Synergy to nearby allies.
3. While in the Tiger Rider state, keeps dealing damage to enemies with tiger claws.

So it is an opener plus a transformation. The spear is the burst, the Tiger Rider state is the sustained portion, and the Volley grant is the part that affects your other Cookies.

Two things we cannot tell you: how long the Tiger Rider state lasts, and how far “nearby allies” reaches. Neither number appears in the data we work from, so we are not going to guess at them. Per-stat values at base promotion are not published for SR Cookies either — we have base stat templates for SSR only, and inventing an SR line would be worse than leaving it out.

Volley is the actual reason to run them

Only 18 of the 69 launch Cookies grant a Synergy at all. The rest are recipients or nothing. That alone puts Tiger Lily in a small group, and it is the single most useful fact on this page.

Nine Cookies receive Volley:

That is a wide list, and it includes Cookies people actually build. Scorpion Cookie is an SSR Ranged carry. Ion Cookie Robot is an SSR Tank. Pomegranate Cookie and Toothpaste Cookie both turn up in other teams as Synergy providers themselves. If any of those are in your lineup, Tiger Lily is doing work in the slot even when their own damage is unimpressive.

The catch is the delivery. Volley goes out when Tiger Pounce fires, and Tiger Pounce fires every 10 seconds. A provider on a 4-second cooldown refreshes its Synergy roughly two and a half times as often over the same fight.

Full provider and recipient tables are on the Synergy page.

Who buffs Tiger Lily

They receive Duration Synergy. Three Cookies grant it:

Two of the three are U rarity — the cheapest tier in the game — and both of them cycle faster than the SSR option. Cheerleader and Coffee are tied at 5 seconds, so either is the best pairing, and the choice comes down to which one you already have levelled and which element you want in the slot.

This is the pattern the site keeps running into: a cheap Cookie covering an expensive Cookie’s Synergy. You do not have to pull Milk Cookie’s Crunchy Strong Pediatrician to make Tiger Lily work. You have to own one U-rarity Support.

Duration on a Cookie whose skill puts them into a timed transformation state is a better-than-average fit conceptually, though the exact scaling percentages are not published in our data.

Competition: the other SR Charge

Tiger Lily has exactly one classmate at the same rarity and class:

Be honest about this: on cooldown alone, Peach wins and it is not close. 3.55 seconds against 10 is close to a threefold difference in how often the skill lands. If you want an SR Charge Cookie that reliably contributes damage into the frontline, Peach is the pick.

Both receive Duration, so the same Cheerleader or Coffee covers either one. Swapping between them costs nothing in team construction — you are trading raw frequency for a Synergy the other one cannot supply.

Tier placements for either are not something we claim; see the tier list tool for how we handle that.

Team fit and element

Tiger Lily is Grass, so they deal extra damage to Water enemies and take extra damage from Fire. Both of the best Duration providers are Supports, which fits the usual shape: Tiger Lily in front as the Charge, a U-rarity Support behind them, and whichever Volley recipient you are actually building as the carry. See the element chart for the full wheel.

The team that makes them look good is one built around a Volley recipient. Scorpion, Pomegranate or Ion Cookie Robot in the same lineup means the 10-second cooldown is buying something other than damage. The team that makes them look bad is one with no Volley recipient at all, where Tiger Pounce is just a slow attack.

Should you build them?

Build them if you run a Volley recipient. That is the whole answer. Nine Cookies want Volley, several are Cookies you would build anyway, and grants are rare — 18 out of 69. Being a source of something scarce is a real slot on a real team.

Skip them if you do not. A 10-second cooldown on a Charge Cookie is a long time to wait for damage, and Peach Cookie does the damage job at the same rarity almost three times as often. Without a Volley recipient in the lineup, the entire distinguishing feature of the kit is being handed to nobody.

The usual SR caveat applies. SR Cookies tend to get replaced as your SSR roster fills in, and Tiger Lily is not exempt from that on raw output. What can keep them around longer than most SR Cookies is the grant, because a deeper SSR roster does not remove Volley recipients from your team — it adds more of them.

Sources

Skill name, cooldown, effect text and Synergy from the Cookie Run Wiki Tiger Lily Crumble page, read August 5, 2026. Provider and recipient lists computed across all 69 launch Cookies — working on the Synergy page.

We have not played Tiger Lily Cookie ourselves. No tier placement is claimed here, and no damage, duration or range figures beyond what the wiki publishes.