Player tool

Fruit Samurai Progression Planner

Pick one focus — stats, blades, Fruit Bosses, or Auras — add the minutes you have, and get an ordered session checklist built from the documented game loop.

What this tool is: a session planner for +1 Fruit Samurai. It converts two inputs — your focus and your available time — into a short, ordered checklist whose steps come from documented loop systems (scarecrow stat farming, blade rolling, dash-slice boss fights, Aura/Tail upgrades). The banding rules are printed below in full, the worked example shows a real output, and the FAQ explains what the planner deliberately stays out of.

Fruit Samurai Progression Planner

Build a personal checklist for one session. This planner does not predict damage, rewards, rates, or completion time.

Methodology

How the planner builds your plan

Four deterministic rules — no hidden constants, no game formulas.

1. Band by minutes. Your available time picks a session band (table on the right). The band sets how many tasks fit — a 20-minute session honestly holds fewer steps than a two-hour one.
2. Lead with your focus. The first task is always the documented first action for the focus you chose: scarecrow stat farm, blade progression, a dash-slice boss session, or the Aura check.
3. Insert freshness checks. Unless you opt out, a code-and-update check task is added — codes are this game's update payload, so verifying them before a long grind is real advice, not filler.
4. Keep your note in view. Your own current-state note (up to 240 characters) becomes a task, because a plan that ignores where you actually are is a plan you'll ignore.

Banding rules

Minutes to band to tasks

The complete conversion table the tool uses.

Band	Minutes	Tasks	Why it fits
Short	1–15	2	Just enough for one loop step plus a source check — a login, a code redeem, a quick scarecrow warm-up.
Standard	16–30	3	One focus step, the freshness checks, and your own current-state note.
Focused	31–60	4	Room for a full farm block: focus step, checks, note, and a next-page pointer for what follows.
Extended	60+	6	A proper grind session — AFK windows are a documented part of this game's routine, so long plans are legitimate here.

Worked example

A 30-minute stats session, end to end

A real walk-through of the tool's output for the most common input.

Input

Focus: Stats
Available minutes: 30
Note: “just rebirthed, damage feels low”
Include code and update checks: yes

30 minutes falls in the 16–30 band → Standard session → 3 tasks.

Output

1. Farm scarecrows for stats.
2. Check Codes and Updates before committing to a long session.
3. Keep this player note in view: just rebirthed, damage feels low.

How to read it: the order is the method. Redeem-and-verify comes before the grind because a fresh 1,000 Wins from UPD1 is worth more at the start of a session; the note stays on the list because a post-rebirth account should prioritize the stat farm over rolling. The planner's reference line then points you to the beginner guide for the loop details.

Choosing a focus

Which focus fits which player state

The four planner options, matched to the documented game systems — pick the row that describes tonight's session.

Focus	Pick it when	What the session becomes
Stats	Damage feels low, you just rebirthed, or a boss wall stopped you — stats are the base everything multiplies.	A scarecrow farm block, ordered after the freshness checks so a fresh code balance lands first.
Legendary Blades	You have cups saved, or your current blade is below the documented Rare floor.	A rolling session against the spin wheel, with the tier-list framework as the read on what you keep.
Fruit Bosses	Rebirth count and damage both look ready — the two checks the stage-7 guidance names.	A dash-slice practice and attempt block, with the update check first so you don't fight yesterday's boss.
Auras	Damage is handled and you want the documented speed-and-power route or the visible flex.	A shopping-and-equip session around the Tail and Aura items the creator guide recommends.

Focus rows map to the documented systems in the research register; see the wiki page for the source per system.

FAQ

Planner questions

What it does, and the line it won't cross.

Does the planner calculate damage?

No. It ranks a player-entered checklist without game formulas.

What is the planner actually good for?

Turning one focus (stats, blades, bosses, or auras) and the minutes you have into a short, ordered session checklist built from the documented game loop.

How are session bands decided?

Deterministically: up to 15 minutes gives a 2-task Short session, 16–30 a 3-task Standard, 31–60 a 4-task Focused, and over an hour a 6-task Extended plan.

Does it use hidden constants from the game?

No. The banding rules are printed on the page, the checklist draws only on documented loop steps, and nothing predicts damage, drop rates, or completion time.

Related player tasks

Where to go after planning a session

Each link matches a task players usually pair with a session plan.

Codes

Fruit Samurai Progression Planner

Fruit Samurai Progression Planner

How the planner builds your plan

Minutes to band to tasks

A 30-minute stats session, end to end

Which focus fits which player state

Planner questions

Does the planner calculate damage?

What is the planner actually good for?

How are session bands decided?

Does it use hidden constants from the game?

Where to go after planning a session

Check code status

Learn how to play

Systems wiki

Blade framework

Latest update status

Sources and data policy