Cookie Run: Crumble — Wind Archer Cookie (TSSR Ranged)

Wind Archer Cookie is one of only two TSSR Cookies in the CookieRun: Crumble launch roster, and a Grass-element Ranged Cookie. His skill Last Wind runs on a 2.5-second cooldown — the shortest of any TSSR and among the fastest in the entire game.

Last updated: August 5, 2026.

What Last Wind actually does

Two parts fire in sequence. First an Arrow of Gale deals damage to enemies. Then Last Wing deals damage to enemies in a straight line.

The base numbers from the in-game skill data:

The 5 effective hits figure is the important one. It means a single shot can connect with up to five enemies, which is what makes him a wave-clearing Ranged unit rather than a single-target one — and it is also the number that Pierce Synergy scales.

The 2.5-second cooldown is the whole argument

Most Ranged SSRs sit between 3.5 and 7 seconds. Wind Archer sits at 2.5. In a game where every Cookie attacks automatically and you never choose when skills fire, a short cooldown converts directly into uptime.

For comparison against the other Ranged Cookies at the top of the roster:

Cream Puff fires roughly once for every three of Wind Archer’s activations.

Who buffs him: only two Cookies in the game

Wind Archer receives Pierce Synergy, and Pierce is tied for the rarest Synergy in Crumble — only two Cookies grant it:

• Strawberry Shortcake Cookie (SSR Charge) — Giant Cake Hound, 6.2s cooldown
• Rockstar Cookie (SR Support) — 10.0s cooldown

If you are building around Wind Archer, Strawberry Shortcake is the better pairing on cooldown alone: 6.2 seconds versus 10. There is no third option, so if you own neither, Wind Archer still functions — he just never gets the multiplier that his 5-hit line attack is designed to scale with.

Full provider list on the Synergy page.

Team fit

He is a back-line unit. The team around him wants:

1. A Charge in front to hold the swarm off him — Strawberry Shortcake does double duty here, since she is both a Charge and his only good Pierce source.
2. A Tank to survive the waves he is thinning.
3. A Support for the team-wide buffs that apply regardless of Synergy matching — Pomegranate Cookie’s ATK increase works on him even though it grants Projectile Speed, which he cannot use.

His Grass element means extra damage against Water enemies and extra damage taken from Fire. See the element chart.

Should you build him?

Yes, if you have him. Two reasons that are specific rather than generic:

The cooldown. At 2.5 seconds his skill is a near-constant contribution, not an occasional spike. Investment in ATK compounds on every activation.

The rarity floor. He is one of two TSSR Cookies at launch, and TSSR carries the highest base stats in the game (190 ATK / 60 DEF / 2,660 HP, against 155 / 60 / 2,170 for an SSR Ranged).

The one caveat worth stating plainly: his Pierce dependency is on the scarcest Synergy in the game. If you never pull Strawberry Shortcake or Rockstar, you are running him un-amplified.

Sources

Skill name, cooldown, per-level values and Synergy are from the Cookie Run Wiki Wind Archer Crumble page, read August 5, 2026, and cross-checked against independent English coverage of the 105.2% / 5-pierce / 2.5-second figures, which agreed.

We have not played Wind Archer ourselves, so this page makes no claim about his tier placement relative to the rest of the roster. What is stated above is skill data and what follows arithmetically from it.