Blue Lock Farm Beginner Guide

Codes live in the left Shop

The redeem path is the left Shop, not a website form. Codes are case-sensitive, and no group join is required. Copy a current string from codes, then follow how to redeem if the box is below the fold. Do this while a locker is already ticking. The open timer does not need you to stand still.

Working strings change, and one public list disagrees about whether POLISHER is still live. This page does not keep a second code table. If a redeem fails, trust the codes page status over a remembered string.

The first locker is a placement, not a trophy

One opening session received a locker within about 20 seconds of joining. A later paid locker in another session cost about 150 Cash and was described as opening in about 3 seconds. A separate opening roll was labeled on screen as a Diamond Team Z locker. Treat every one of those as player-observed. Your first result can show a different name, a different price tag, and a different wait.

Place whatever opens. An empty slot earns nothing, and offline Cash follows characters that are already down. The next section is the sell loop those characters actually run.

Per ball and per second are different reads

Early numbers from one session, all player-observed: a striker was described at about $26 per ball at level 1 and about $50 per ball at level 5. A diamond-mutation unit read about $50.41 per ball. Another early striker read about $65 per ball at level 1 and about $126 per ball at level 5. After the plot was filled, the same session showed about $2,850 per second for the whole base.

Do not add those rows together. Per ball is one kick on one character. Per second is the base total. Level-up on a unit can raise its per-ball line without a new locker. A different session looked for an upgrade button on the placed characters and did not find one in that moment, so spend Cash on lockers and the upgrade board you can see. If a level number is printed on the unit, read that number. There is no hidden menu to assume.

Multipliers start at 1x

Before any paid boost, that opening session showed luck at 1x and cash at 1x. The upgrade list on the board was crate cash, luck, open time, base expansion, and walk speed. Buying those is the subject of the next section. Selling one crate does not require them.

There is no rebirth button in the checked notes, so you are not saving a reset. There is also no match lobby. If a search result talks about kickoff, rivals, or a manga chapter, you are on the wrong page. Stay on the plot until the slots you can afford are occupied, then decide what the Cash is for.

The same number is often a different button

About 1,000 Cash was a locker tag, an early luck upgrade, and a conveyor upgrade, depending on which session and which button. About 25,000 Cash was a crate cash boost, while about 30,000 Cash was a locker tag in that same broader set of observations. About 100,000 Cash was both a second conveyor purchase and a later luck tier. Read the label on the button. The lockers page keeps the price tags. The upgrades page keeps the board.

Walk speed and open time are on the same board. No reliable price for either is pinned here. Walk speed shortens the trip to the seller. Open time shortens the wait you already saw on the locker. Neither one fills an empty slot. Buy them after the plot is working, and only at the Cash the live button prints.

What the million-dollar locker actually paid

In that session the first million-dollar locker opened a character at about $1,000 per ball at level 1, about $4,000 per ball at level 10, and about $25,000 per ball at level 20. Those are on-screen reads for one pull, not a rate card. An earlier pull in the same session, before that purchase, was described at about $339 per ball, with level 20 shown near $7,000 per ball.

Floor 2 showed up after base expansion and gave more slots, which is why a full ground floor is the signal to expand. Plaza rank, traits, and the market come after you know which unit is worth keeping. That is the next decision, not the first one.

1,261 is an on-screen counter

The Index in that session displayed 1,261 varieties, and later the same counter read 37 unlocked out of 1,261. Treat 1,261 as an on-screen claim, not an official roster size, drop table, or strength ranking. This site does not publish a character list from that number. Names you have not seen on a locker result stay off the characters page.

A diamond mutation was the label on the early unit that read about $50.41 per ball. That is one modifier on one pull. It is not a mutation chart.

S grade is a later claim

Much later in the same session, an S grade was described on screen as a ×3 income boost. A full grade ladder is not published, so ×3 stays that session's claim. Rolls happen at the Plaza Ranking Stand with a Grade Token or Cash. Details and the token sources sit on grade. Trait names and odds sit on traits. Tower dungeons are the Trait Token route on tower.

Rank asked for the unit to be in inventory in one session, which means you pick the character up off the slot before you spend. Doing that to a weak unit, or doing it before the plot is full, stops income for a menu you do not need yet. Finish the mistake list below before you treat the Plaza as the game.

One check before you spend

Look at the plot. If a slot is empty, the next Cash goes to a locker you can place, or to the codes you have not redeemed. If every slot has a kicker, compare per-ball numbers and only then open luck, crate cash, conveyor, expansion, or the Plaza. The price bands for those lockers are on lockers. Short answers to the same first-hour questions are in the FAQ below.