All Characters & Rarity Tiers in Cut Grass for Anime Characters

If you came here for a cut grass for anime characters all characters list, you should know up front that the full character roster has not been published by the developer, Curseddd Games. This page is going to be honest about what is confirmed, what is genre-standard guesswork, and what is still being verified — and it is going to refuse to make up names or drop rates to fill the gap. That refusal is the point. As we verify characters in-game, we add them here with screenshots.

How rarity works

Character drops are gated by rarity tier. When you spend cash to pull a new character (or unlock one through a zone milestone), the game rolls against an internal rarity distribution. Rarer characters generate more offline cash-per-second. The Luck modifier — which you can boost for five minutes via the code UseThisForGalaxies — improves your odds of landing on a rarer tier during the buff window.

Three rules hold across the genre and apply here:

• Higher rarity means higher passive income per character.
• Rebirth multipliers scale the income of every character in your roster, so a high-rarity pull is worth more after you have stacked rebirths.
• Luck affects future pulls only. It does not retroactively upgrade characters you already own.

Confirmed rarity tiers

Here is the actual state of the rarity ladder as of Update 2. We are publishing this exactly as confirmed, with placeholders for the parts that aren’t.

This is the entire honest accounting. Celestial is locked in — you can read the in-game reward text on NewUpdate!!! to see it for yourself. The bottom of the ladder almost certainly has a “common” tier (every game in this genre does), but the in-game name for it is not visible from anything currently published. The middle of the ladder has somewhere between two and four named tiers; we do not know how many and we do not know what they are called.

We could fabricate a five-tier ladder with names like “Rare / Epic / Legendary / Mythic / Celestial” and most readers would not notice. Five other sites in this niche have done exactly that. We are not going to, because the moment a real list ships, every fabricated page becomes wrong, and the player who used it as a planning tool wasted their time. Honesty here is the competitive moat.

How characters generate income

Characters produce passive cash on a per-second tick. The total payout is roughly:

base cash-per-second × rebirth multiplier × any active modifiers

Offline accrual is part of the design — your characters keep generating cash while you are logged out, capped by whatever offline-income cap the game uses. We have not measured the exact cap, so treat that as TBD — verifying as well.

The practical implication is that roster matters more than active play time past the early game. One Celestial is worth more sitting in your save while you are at school or work than ten swings of grass during your lunch break.

Where character drop rates come from

Drop rates have not been published by Curseddd Games. There is no in-game info panel that lists them, no patch note that disclosed them, and no Trello / wiki source (the game does not have an official Trello or wiki — anything claiming to be one is unofficial).

When we verify drop rates, the source will be one of:

• Direct in-game text the developer ships in a future update.
• Empirical measurement from a large enough sample of in-game pulls to be statistically meaningful (hundreds-to-thousands of pulls, not a dozen).
• A confirmed statement from the developer in their Discord (https://discord.gg/VnWFCfSBke).

Until then, this page does not list per-tier rates. If you see them quoted on another site without a source, you are looking at someone’s guess.

Known characters list

The full character roster has not been published by the developer. We are not going to fabricate names. As we verify characters in-game we will add them here with screenshots and per-character notes (rarity, approximate cash-per-second, where they’re sourced from).

If you have unlocked a character and want to contribute a screenshot, the developer’s Discord is at https://discord.gg/VnWFCfSBke. Screenshots with the in-game name visible are the only kind of evidence we will use here.

We know this is a frustrating answer if you came expecting a complete list. The honest framing is: the game launched in mid-April 2026, the developer is still actively shipping updates (we are currently on Update 2, with 2ndUpdateLesGooo!!! as the launch code), and a full roster page that lists fewer than half the characters and gets the rest wrong is not actually useful. We would rather grow this page with the game than ship slop.

How to maximize Luck for rare drops

The single best thing you can do to increase your chances of pulling a high-rarity character is to stack your pulls inside a Luck buff window.

The code UseThisForGalaxies grants five minutes of 2x Luck. Used well, this looks like:

1. Bank cash for as many character pulls as you can afford — ideally five-to-ten.
2. Redeem UseThisForGalaxies from the in-game Codes menu.
3. Immediately start pulling. Do not waste the first minute on cutting grass.
4. After the buff expires, go back to grass-cutting and rebirthing to recover the cash you spent.

Wasting the buff window on basic grass-cutting is the most common mistake. The buff only helps your pull odds, not your grass yield. Redeem it, pull, then return to the standard loop.

If you have not yet redeemed the highest-impact codes, the codes page has the full list. The two character-relevant ones to prioritise are NewUpdate!!! (which generates a Celestial directly) and UseThisForGalaxies (which doubles your odds for five minutes).

→ Codes, Celestial characters, Beginner Guide