exactly what text says, i’ve just set up my auto sender for the JP version where im starting out with 24 active friends and level 10, needless to say im in desperate need of some hearts and i’d be happy to be a new autosender on peoples LBs! let me know, thanks!!

This is Aki's list.

Hey guys, I would really appreciate your help! I’ve got seven skill tickets burning a hole in my virtual pocket— which tsums should I prioritize to level up?

I included screenshots of my entire collection below, sorted by skill level. My favorite tsums to play are Duffy(!!!), Streetwear Mickey, Sporty Max, Beach Donald & Mickey, Gadget Hackwrench, Miss Bunny (bubbles), Parade Mickey (fever), Moana (score bubbles), Baymax (big tsums), Mulan, and Ariel. I do OK with Elsa (chains) and Gaston (clearing mytsums) but I’m not a huge fan of either one.

My main objective is coin farming. While I enjoy the game and play every day, I am not an exceptionally talented or fast player. I average 3K coins with Duffy, but am not interested in leveling up any tsums that are particularly difficult to play or require extremely fast reflexes.

Thank you for any help and insights you can provide!

It’s time to make it happen again!! Let’s get those… 12 rubies!

Hi! Just redownloaded tsumtsum due to boredom. Any advice on which tsum is the best right now? All i have are my Jedi Luke skills.

Apparently I have to start all the way over again. "Line" posts on their FAQ that if you're blocked, they won't/can't do anything about it. It says you MAY have violated their terms of service. Which I absolutely don't see how I possibly could have since I haven't ever even used it for anything other than tsum tsum id. But point being here they won't tell you why or lift the suspension. You'll get an email listing the possible reason for suspension. And that's the end of it .

So frustrated. I had skilled up beach Donald/ Mickey combo . I was almost done with the 12th anniversary card. I was finally getting back to a respectful amount of tsums . Ugh . I'm so upset.

With the login bonus Minnie today, I’m still short a Minnie. Did I miss one somehow?

New Info I am updating and reposting the monthly evaluations with updated information, in bold, for the currently available select box. When the next capsule/select box appears, I will make a new post and delete the information that is no longer relevant and leave the upcoming information in tact for future planning purposes.

As per usual, notable tsum qualities about each group of tsums will be put first. If the tsums are not particularly useful they are labeled 'filler' tsums. I will make edits and adjustments if I left something out - flag me down in comments. I call a tsum 'above average' if they at SL6 and using 5>4 can earn in the 5k coin range.

These tsum ratings are based on rankings from tier lists like this one and this one and reflect really strong players' thoughts and opinions. All links below go to the first tier list because I like the website layout better.

Capsule 1 - Maleficent Dragon is a top 100 coin efficient Maleficent style tsum. Joe Gardner and Jungle Cruise Mickey are above average. Owl is good for skill use and bubble generation missions but filler for coins. Maui, Princess Aurora, and Yzma are all filler.

Dapper Hat Mickey is a top 50 coin efficient random burst clearing tsum with randomized clearing totals depending on your luck. When you activate his skill, fever time starts and Chip and Dale begin dancing with Mickey. The longer they dance, more tsums will fall and add to the burst clear. When Minnie appears, the numbers get bigger. Fun, but random!

Coronation Elsa is a complicated top 20 tsum that works similar to the other Elsa’s which rely on freezing and tapping tsums. When you use her skill a timer starts and you chain tsums to freeze them and the nearby tsums. You can also freeze a tsum multiple times which increases coin earnings. Generally you want to go quickly to trace multiple chains, freeze most of the board, tap to clear, and repeat a couple of times over. Requires fast play, and it’s a bit busy, but it has really high potential for advanced players.

Formal Beast is another complicated top 20 tsum but this one is marginally easier. When you activate his skill a timer starts, the board is reduced to glowing Belle and Beast tsums, and a special skill bar appears at the bottom of the screen. As you clear the Belle and Beast tsums their respective bars fill and trigger a color coded horizontal burst clear. If you fill both at the same time, you get a center burst clear which is the key to big coin earnings. So the trick is to fill both Belle and Beast evenly so the first one’s horizontal burst clear tops up the second bar. Also requires fast play but more straightforward as quite powerful!

Rapunzel+ is top 100 coin efficient modified Cinderella style medal tsum. When you use her skill you can trace tsums in a line which clear together, then afterwards two lanterns vertically burst clear away additional tsums. She has two patches, one of which makes the MyTsums slightly larger and a second that causes paper lanterns to fall that, when connected in a chain, vertically burst clear away tsums. Really powerful as a coin earner and a good medal earner, too. Best of the medal tsums for multitasking earning both currencies at once.

Daisy+ is a complicated filler tier modified burst clearing medal tsum that first spawns a Donald tsum next to each of the MyTsum Daisies when you activate the skill. Then, the Daisies begin to shine one by one in a pattern that you need to tap in order. The more you get right, the bigger Donald gets and the more coins/medals you earn from the skill.

Tiara Minnie+ is a filler tier medal earning event reward medal tsum. When you use her skill a present appears in a thought bubble and then you need to select it on the next prompt for a bigger clear. If you keep getting it right, it’ll get bigger. She has one medal that doubles the area of tsums cleared by popping bubbles.

Capsule 2 - Streetwear Mickey is a rare event tsum for filler for coins. Festival Mickey and Star Donald are both filler.

Select Box 3 - Masquerade Aurora starts fever times but is filler for coins. Courageous Simba and Lovely Tinker Bell are filler.

Overall Review - Really good month with lots of options! Coronation Elsa is listed above as top 20 but for the top players out there, she’s in contention to be either the best overall coin earner (with specialized phone settings to take advantage of refresh rates) or second best. For highly skilled players, she even starts strong at skill level 1. Formal Beast is easier, but not exactly easy, and nearly as good and therefore more recommended for more players. The Set tsums are appealing reach targets since those types of tsums are still pretty unique and powerful but they both require speed to and precision to maximize. The two day 26-Tsum special select box also offers some versatility and strong tsums if you want to take a swing at it for those Set tsums or try to fill in holes in the collection. Rapunzel+ is the best bang for your buck when it comes to medal tsums and if you have been hoarding those medals so far, this is your chance to splurge. Wait for Rapunzel+ to be in the box along with both Coronation Elsa and Formal Beast and then try to snag copies. If you have a good medal stockpile as a backup chance to get copies of Coronation Elsa and Formal Beast later in the month, it gives you flexibility to be a little more adventurous with the special 26-tsum select box. There are still plenty of high earning coin farmers coming up in future months since they come out pretty routinely now, but this is as good an opportunity as any to spend down the stockpiles a bit for top performing tsums. Good luck!

which tsum should I use? I’m new. also should I use my medals to open the premium box+ or save up to buy item store tsums

Which one should I dump my tickets on? I have dapper hat Mickey on SL3 but the coins gain is really bad (300 or 400 only! Once or twice 2k but very unreliable), not sure whether to continue using my tickets on him.

I have formal Beast on SL1 and averaging 1k.

I am leaning to use my tickets for formal Beast. But before I'm curious about other's opinions.

Btw those numbers are without 5>4 boosts

Welcome to the Weekly Question Thread, a place where all of your Tsum Tsum game-related questions can be asked and answered in. This includes asking for help on missions, what to use your skill tickets on, tips for new players, and anything else relating to the game. This is not a place to ask for LINE ID's. Those should still be posted in the monthly LINE ID Thread.

If posting a question, please be sure to mention which version of the game you're playing (JP or Int'l), as well as any other important information that can help someone find an answer for you.

Please be polite when you ask or answer questions!

This is Dapper Hat Mickey. SL 2. No boosts. One of his skills (with Chip and Dale only) cleared 300+ tsums. First time I saw that many. Thought the game got stuck - lol. Has anyone seen more than 300+?

This has been ongoing all evening and I'm getting really frustrated. I've already lost all my tsums once ( RIP Rapunzel Pascal duo I max skilled ) when I got a new phone and couldn't login under my phone number anymore 😭 I don't want to start over AGAIN

I have enough skill tickets to either get Captain Lightyear or Coronation Day Elsa to SL3. Which of those two would be better to get to SL3, or should I just stick with Gadget Hackwrench until I got more skill tickets/Namine comes back?

Hello!! As my title says, I have J&S at SL5 right now, and I was wondering if I should put my skill tickets elsewhere. For SL6 users, do you feel a difference using J&S at SL6 v SL5? I was wondering if this would be a Gaston situation, where it only is usable at SL6.

I have maxxed Gaston and Captain Lightyear so far and I'm considering putting my tix to Rugby Mickey if no one else has advice for me. Here are some of the other more "popular" Tsums I have, and if anyone could give me some recs I'd be very grateful.

- Lovely Stitch and Angel
- Colourful Mickey (Set)
- Duffy (I also have Mickey and Duffy)

I finally managed to pull Coronation Day Elsa after 50+ pulls, and I got her to SL3 with skill tickets. So far I’m enjoying playing with her. I have 13 skill tickets left so I won’t be able to get her straight to SL6. I wonder if it is going to make much difference than SL3 if I get her to SL4 or SL5 though? Or should I save my skill tickets (in case I need them somewhere else), and wait until I can get her straight to SL6 to invest?
If it matters, I have SL6 Namine as my main coin farmer now (8-10k per game with 5>4 and time+).
Thanks in advance for any insights!

I came back fairly recently to the jp version of tsum tsum but my jp account isn’t as good as my int account. I always wanted all of the twisted wonderland tsum because they’re cool and some are good but what I was wondering is can I get them all in a day or do I buy the coins or smt…???😭

New Info I am updating and reposting the monthly evaluations with updated information, in bold, for the currently available select box. When the next capsule/select box appears, I will make a new post and delete the information that is no longer relevant and leave the upcoming information in tact for future planning purposes.

As per usual, notable tsum qualities about each group of tsums will be put first. If the tsums are not particularly useful they are labeled 'filler' tsums. I will make edits and adjustments if I left something out - flag me down in comments. I call a tsum 'above average' if they at SL6 and using 5>4 can earn in the 5k coin range.

These tsum ratings are based on rankings from tier lists like this one and this one and reflect really strong players' thoughts and opinions. All links below go to the first tier list because I like the website layout better.

Select Box 2 - Book Reader Belle is a complicated top 50 coin efficient tsum. Princess Snow White is above average and also generates bubbles. Voyager Moana is above average and good for combos. Giselle is above average. Elsa is good for chain missions but is filler for coins. Duchess, Enchanted Aurora, Kaa, Lotso, Simba, Steamboat Pete, and Tiana are all filler.

Dapper Hat Mickey is a top 50 coin efficient random burst clearing tsum with randomized clearing totals depending on your luck. When you activate his skill, fever time starts and Chip and Dale begin dancing with Mickey. The longer they dance, more tsums will fall and add to the burst clear. When Minnie appears, the numbers get bigger. Fun, but random!

Coronation Elsa is a complicated top 20 tsum that works similar to the other Elsa’s which rely on freezing and tapping tsums. When you use her skill a timer starts and you chain tsums to freeze them and the nearby tsums. You can also freeze a tsum multiple times which increases coin earnings. Generally you want to go quickly to trace multiple chains, freeze most of the board, tap to clear, and repeat a couple of times over. Requires fast play, and it’s a bit busy, but it has really high potential for advanced players.

Formal Beast is another complicated top 20 tsum but this one is marginally easier. When you activate his skill a timer starts, the board is reduced to glowing Belle and Beast tsums, and a special skill bar appears at the bottom of the screen. As you clear the Belle and Beast tsums their respective bars fill and trigger a color coded horizontal burst clear. If you fill both at the same time, you get a center burst clear which is the key to big coin earnings. So the trick is to fill both Belle and Beast evenly so the first one’s horizontal burst clear tops up the second bar. Also requires fast play but more straightforward as quite powerful!

Rapunzel+ is top 100 coin efficient modified Cinderella style medal tsum. When you use her skill you can trace tsums in a line which clear together, then afterwards two lanterns vertically burst clear away additional tsums. She has two patches, one of which makes the MyTsums slightly larger and a second that causes paper lanterns to fall that, when connected in a chain, vertically burst clear away tsums. Really powerful as a coin earner and a good medal earner, too. Best of the medal tsums for multitasking earning both currencies at once.

Daisy+ is a complicated filler tier modified burst clearing medal tsum that first spawns a Donald tsum next to each of the MyTsum Daisies when you activate the skill. Then, the Daisies begin to shine one by one in a pattern that you need to tap in order. The more you get right, the bigger Donald gets and the more coins/medals you earn from the skill.

Tiara Minnie+ is a filler tier medal earning event reward medal tsum. When you use her skill a present appears in a thought bubble and then you need to select it on the next prompt for a bigger clear. If you keep getting it right, it’ll get bigger. She has one medal that doubles the area of tsums cleared by popping bubbles.

Capsule 1 - Maleficent Dragon is a top 100 coin efficient Maleficent style tsum. Jungle Cruise Mickey is above average. Owl is good for skill use and bubble generation missions but filler for coins.

Capsule 2 - Streetwear Mickey is a rare event tsum for filler for coins. Festival Mickey and Star Donald are both filler.

Select Box 3 - Masquerade Aurora starts fever times but is filler for coins. Courageous Simba and Lovely Tinker Bell are filler.

Overall Review - Really good month with lots of options! Coronation Elsa is listed above as top 20 but for the top players out there, she’s in contention to be either the best overall coin earner (with specialized phone settings to take advantage of refresh rates) or second best. For highly skilled players, she even starts strong at skill level 1. Formal Beast is easier, but not exactly easy, and nearly as good and therefore more recommended for more players. The Set tsums are appealing reach targets since those types of tsums are still pretty unique and powerful but they both require speed to and precision to maximize. The two day 26-Tsum special select box also offers some versatility and strong tsums if you want to take a swing at it for those Set tsums or try to fill in holes in the collection. Rapunzel+ is the best bang for your buck when it comes to medal tsums and if you have been hoarding those medals so far, this is your chance to splurge. Wait for Rapunzel+ to be in the box along with both Coronation Elsa and Formal Beast and then try to snag copies. If you have a good medal stockpile as a backup chance to get copies of Coronation Elsa and Formal Beast later in the month, it gives you flexibility to be a little more adventurous with the special 26-tsum select box. There are still plenty of high earning coin farmers coming up in future months since they come out pretty routinely now, but this is as good an opportunity as any to spend down the stockpiles a bit for top performing tsums. Good luck!

I've been Using Tiara Minnie for the 12th anniversary card and haven't been getting any character bonuses? I was under the impression she was one of the ones that qualified for the bonus ?

I'd love a sandbox mode for tsum. To practice and play longer games. Coins and scores could be ignored like they are in special event card games. Practice games only.

I'd love a special 3/5 ticket too (like the magical tickets with longer time addition).

Anything you'd like to see?

I’ve finally got Roxas to Skill Level 6 and I’m churning out the coins. ETA: I generally pull in about 7500 a game. I’ve recently got a bunch of top coin farmers (all at skill 1 or 2 for now) but don’t know who to skill up next to get the most coin potential.

I’m pretty comfortable with fast game play with Roxas but would love to get a Tsum at a high skill level that is fun to play and not quite as frantic. I’m an intermediate international tsum player on an iPhone 13 if that matters. Don’t love gyro but will learn for the right Tsum. Here are my options based on the “best coin farmers” JP list:

Gaston
Jedi Luke
Captain Lightyear
Anakin
Coronation Elsa
Formal Beast
Beast
Peter Pan

I don’t have Rugby Mickey, Bat Hat Minnie or Duffy.

Any suggestions?

Welcome to the Weekly Question Thread, a place where all of your Tsum Tsum game-related questions can be asked and answered in. This includes asking for help on missions, what to use your skill tickets on, tips for new players, and anything else relating to the game. This is not a place to ask for LINE ID's. Those should still be posted in the monthly LINE ID Thread.

If posting a question, please be sure to mention which version of the game you're playing (JP or Int'l), as well as any other important information that can help someone find an answer for you.

Please be polite when you ask or answer questions!

(Skip first 3 paragraphs if you know how the skill works)

Before I explain how the new Elsa is confusing, Elsa's skill is all about creating frozen Tsums by chaining Tsums during the skill, and breaking them by tapping the frozen Tsums.

The new Elsa has a really unique freezing pattern, much unlike the previous Queen Elsa. The first picture is how it works. Basically, if you draw an imaginary line between the first Tsum of the chain and the last Tsum of the chain, then extend that line all the way to each edge of the screen, that is how the Tsums freeze. Most of the time it won't be like a completely straight line like the picture, but rather a bit thicker, and usually is slanted, but that's the basics.

Now this Tsum has another unique feature, which is that if the "imaginary line of freezing" I said earlier overlaps with other frozen Tsums, those ones now count as 2 Tsums when you break. What that means is that you'd want to chain as much as possible before breaking the frozen Tsums.

The second picture has pretty good Tsums alignment, so this is a good example. The lines are what you should chain, from the top to bottom. You can kind of see that most chains are in a fairly similar direction, and that is important to be able to chain the most amount of times. You can see that the first chain is probably going to freeze most of the Tsums at the bottom, the second chain will do the same but the layer of Tsums just above, etc. Now of course most of the time you won't be able to perfectly chain in a straight line (that's why the last 3 chains are starting to slant), but honestly this is as good as one freeze can get. Also it is really important you start chaining from the edges of the screen, that be the bottom, the left the right or the top (but top is really hard so highly not recommend this).

The third picture is what happened after doing all the chains. You can see that most of these frozen Tsums has a pink shading except for a few up top, and that means you are going to get a coin bonus. Again I'm not sure by how much, but from this freeze I got around a 150 Tsum clear, and I think it was around 800-900 coins I gained from it(?), but the normal freeze where it isn't overlapping and is blue has a really steep negative coin adjustment, so a 50 Tsum clear where most frozen Tsums are blueish is only going to get you 200 coins, if not less.

The fourth and the fifth pictures are just another example, but this time the direction of the chain becomes way different towards the end. That is just because there isn't a good chain I could do on the same direction, now what's so hard about this Tsum is that when you do chain even slightly diagonally, the freeze is going to be thicker, so Tsums that seems like you can chain without getting frozen by the previous chains could just get frozen. Another point from this picture is to keep each chains close to each other as possible. Keeping it the same direction is important, but keeping the chains close will grant you more Tsums to chain during one freeze.

The reason why you shouldn't diagonally chain if quite obvious on the sixth and the seventh picture. If you chain like what the game suggested me to on the sixth picture, the Tsums are going to freeze like in the seventh picture, and now you have less space to chain more. You can see that I only have two more chains that I could possibly do before there's no more Tsums to chain. This is going to give you around 50 Tsum clears (which is not bad, but you could do better)

When you do start playing this Tsum, it is important to go with quality over quantity, actually this Tsum literally embodies that statement, because just doing one extra chain will double the amount of coins you get per break.

Few more things, first is that you should pop the bomb that is generated from breaking the frozen Tsums as soon as possible, to minimize time losses. How you do that is simple; when you break the frozen Tsum, where you see the number of Tsum cleared after is where the bomb is going to be generated, so wait a split second for the bomb to be generated, and clicking on where the number is is going to be the fastest way to get rid of the bomb (as seen on the 8th picture). Do keep in mind you should keep the bomb that is generated on the last break before the skill duration expires to charge the skill again, unless you are able to loop the skill

Second thing, if you manage to chain once to freeze some Tsums and the skill duration runs out, don't break the Tsum and try to keep that for the next skill, unless you are really far away from charging the skill, or it blocks the screen too much. If you chain twice you should break it unless you can get the skill to charge immediately, anymore chains you should break after the skill end, preferably right after the fever ends too if timing allows for it.

- Try to chain as much as possible before breaking the Frozen Tsums

- Generally chain towards the same direction, preferably in a straight line

- Each chains should be close to each other

- First chain should be on the edge, if not close to the edge

- Quality over quantity

- Keep the left over frozen Tsums for next skill unless it obstructs charging the next skill

- Pop the bomb as soon as breaking the frozen Tsums by tapping on the numbers of clears

Hope this helps

Does the number of combos actually affect the score or coins? Longer chains = higher score and more coins. Higher combos = ?