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Black Raisin Cookie (Korean: 블랙레이즌맛 쿠키, beullaekreijin-mat kuki) is an Epic Cookie released along with Pure Vanilla Cookie in the first half of the Lost Kingdom update (version 1.3.101). She is of the
Ambush class and her position is prioritized to the
Middle.
She plays a supporting role in World Exploration's Castle in the Sky and Timeless Kingdom in which she teams up with GingerBrave and Friends to explore the Vanilla Kingdom above the clouds. She later make a reappearance as a supporting role in Chapter 1 of Cookie Odyssey.
Game Description
"Harsh wind, crooked trees, streets ravaged by the war... Who is it there, hiding among the shadows? Black Raisin Cookie, the sole protector of the unfortunate remnants of a once-great Kingdom. Made of shriveled, wrinkly raisins, this Cookie has learned the value of survival no matter what. Even having lost one arm to the dangers of this rough barren, this Cookie keeps hunting for scarce food to feed those who put their trust in her. Despite all the hardships, Black Raisin Cookie doesn't lose the warmth of a Cookie heart: everyone deserves help, even a sorry one-legged crow. A new day is breaking, and another challenge is here. But Black Raisin Cookie will be there for the villagers, watching over them from the dark."
Soulstone Description
"This stone holds a piece of Black Raisin Cookie's soul. It's as dark as night, but emanates a strong aura of unity." | |
Black Raisin Cookie's Soulstones can be acquired in World Exploration Dark Mode Stages 5-15 and 11-12. |
Skill
Updates
- November 18, 2021:
- Skill improved to target Cookies first, summoned creatures later.
Personality
Black Raisin Cookie initially presented herself as distrustful and hostile, threatening away any by-passer she views as an intruder. She is also a skeptic and easy to distrust others, often jumping to the conclusion that said person is a threat to the safety of her village. This is due to the cruel and unjust area she lives in, where she has to fight for her own survival and the survival of her peers.
Having endured life in a harsh environment, gathered with the responsibilities to keep on a look out for her villagers, Black Raisin Cookie has adapted to become protective of her peers to the point of over-protective. Towards her villagers, she displays herself as loyal and reliable, willing to endure the hardest of obstacles to ensure the safety of her village. She is also noted to be selfless, not only prioritizing her villagers, but also other living creatures around her, such as giving whatever remaining food stock she has in storage. Once getting to know her better, she has revealed herself to be a gentle and caring individual, and is forgiving, as she has reconciled with Pure Vanilla Cookie after their heated argument that caused the two to separate ways.
Trivia
- Black Raisin Cookie's name may be a pun on "black raven".
- Black Raisin Cookie is the first playable Cookie Run: Kingdom Cookie to have lost a limb.
Red Velvet Cookie is the second, though he has a replacement limb while Black Raisin Cookie does not.
- Despite not having any place in its story or related content, Black Raisin Cookie often appears in promotional material for the Tower of Sweet Chaos.
- Black Raisin Cookie's internal name is "cookie0519".
- This internal name could indicate that she was developed after
Strawberry Crepe Cookie (cookie0518) but was released before them.
- This internal name could indicate that she was developed after
- Black Raisin Cookie's English voice actress, Tiana Camacho, is best known for voicing Ermes Costello from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean and Bea from Pokémon Journeys: The Series.
- Black Raisin Cookie's Japanese voice actress, Fumiko Orikasa, is best known for voicing Riza Hawkeye from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Rukia Kuchiki from Bleach and Chun-Li from the Street Fighter series.
- Black Raisin Cookie's Korean voice actress, Kim Bo-na, is best known for voicing Rosaria from Genshin Impact and Isabela Madrigal in the Korean dub of Encanto.