Version 1.4 landed in CookieRun: Crumble on the afternoon of September 23, and it brought the game’s fourth TSSR along with a new SSR Tank. Princess Bari Cookie and Moon Rabbit Cookie each get their own pick-up banner, and between them they knock three existing pick-ups off the list.
Quick answer: Both banners are now available. Princess Bari Cookie serves as a TSSR Fire Charge damage dealer, while Moon Rabbit Cookie fills the SSR Tank role; together, they take over from the Brightseeker, Pinot Noir, and Cherry Cola pick-ups.
What the two new CookieRun: Crumble banners add
| Cookie | Rarity | Element / Role | Skill |
|---|---|---|---|
| Princess Bari Cookie | TSSR | Fire / Charge | Soul Guidance |
| Moon Rabbit Cookie (Pampered with Persimmon) | SSR | Green / Tank | Giant Rice Cake Bunny |
A new Pet, the Candy Shade Pouch, arrived alongside them. Both Cookies also appear in the Premium Cookie Gacha pool, so pulls there can produce either one without touching the pick-up banners.
Princess Bari Cookie: TSSR Fire Charge and the Soul Guidance skill
Princess Bari Cookie (바리공주맛 쿠키) is the fourth TSSR in the game, following Oven Wanderer Cookie, Wind Archer Cookie, and Brightseeker Cookie. She is also the second Charge unit at that rarity, which is the part of the reveal that annoyed players who already invested in Oven Wanderer.
Her kit fits the role exactly. She charges into enemies with high Attack for area damage, then applies Soul Guidance to herself and to allied Charge Cookies, which chips nearby enemies with damage over time. Her sweeping melee swings catch several targets in one motion, so she wants a crowd in front of her rather than a single boss.
Open her entry in the Cookie index to read the full panel. The skill page lists Soul Guidance’s damage multipliers plus its push resistance and lift resistance values, which matter for how often she gets knocked around while standing at the front.
Keeping a Charge Cookie alive
Charge Cookies stand where everything hits them, and nothing in Princess Bari’s kit fixes that. Durability has to come from the lineup around her.
- Eggbeak is a defensive Pet whose Companion Effect decreases damage received.
- Icy Birdie fills the other damage-mitigation Pet slot and offers an inexpensive Arena choice.
- Armor Repair is a lineup perk that restores durability while combat is underway.
A Pet only supplies its Companion Effect while it occupies one of your three Pet slots, so running Eggbeak or Icy Birdie means giving up a damage Pet for uptime.
Moon Rabbit Cookie: SSR Tank with attack down and crit down
Moon Rabbit Cookie arrives as Pampered with Persimmon, a Green, Defense-type SSR. Her skill, Giant Rice Cake Bunny, turns her into a large rice cake rabbit whose bouncing attacks spread damage across a group instead of focusing one target.
The debuffs are the reason to pull. Giant Rice Cake Bunny applies both attack down and crit down, which cuts what a boss puts out over a long fight. That overlaps with what GingerBright’s Jolly Candy provides, except it sits on a tankier body, so she can take the boss-lineup slot outright rather than competing for a support one.
In PvE and PvP alike, Tanks justify their slots through sheer durability and their dependable ability to keep Armor Repair running. Arena battles are contests of attrition, so the Cookie that preserves the team cannot be dismissed as filler.
Brightseeker, Pinot Noir, and Cherry Cola leave the pick-up list
| Cookie | Rarity | Main use |
|---|---|---|
| Brightseeker Cookie | TSSR | Previous TSSR pick-up |
| Pinot Noir Cookie | SSR | Shadow Bind, PvP |
| Cherry Cola Cookie | SSR | Guild Conquest, Light element |
Brightseeker Cookie held the TSSR pick-up slot that Princess Bari Cookie now occupies. She stays in the standard pool, so Premium Cookie Gacha sessions can still cough her up in bulk, but her targeted banner is gone.
Shadow Bind is what makes Pinot Noir Cookie valuable in PvP. As stars increase, its Healing Down chance improves and Rapid Fire Synergy is added, meaning one copy offers much less than a well-invested one.
Cherry Cola Cookie is a Guild Conquest piece. Boss element weaknesses decide who you field there, and Light-weak bosses reward a deep Light roster, which is usually the bottleneck rather than the boss itself.
Rumble Arena and the rest of the v1.4 update
The banners did not arrive alone. Rumble Arena, a seasonal competitive mode that matches players across all servers, opened with the update, and its Rumble Buff currently grants a 30 percent HP boost to Charge Cookies plus 30 percent damage reduction for allies and summons. That buff lines up neatly with a brand-new TSSR Charge unit.
The mode carries both season and daily ranking reward tiers, and its shop stocks dungeon keys and arena tickets in exchange for the currency you earn there.
Players who have cleared every stage also get The Other Side of Dimension, which uses a separate progression track called Dimensional Power to raise stats for multi-stage boss challenges. On the quality-of-life side, you can now max out item levels in one action within your available resources, recover equipment plate enhancement levels back into items when they drop sharply, and switch equipment preset types while pulling from the Oven.
How to spend summons on the new banners
Check the probability table on each banner before committing. The pick-up banner and the Premium Cookie Gacha do not share rates, and TSSR pulls on a pick-up banner can still land on off-banner units such as Brightseeker Cookie.
How to confirm the banners are live on your account
From the main screen, go to the Announcements menu. The update notice is posted there first; once it appears, the gacha list displays a Pick-up Gacha entry named for each Cookie, replacing the banner it succeeded.
If the old Brightseeker, Pinot Noir, or Cherry Cola entries are still sitting in the gacha list, your client has not pulled the update yet. Close and relaunch the game rather than spending anything, since the rotation only registers after the new version loads.
