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Clearing tons, earning crumbs｜aki’s minus-coin TOP3

Notes after watching aki’s short on the worst Skill-1 “erase a lot, earn almost nothing” Tsums—and why Coronation Elsa is the plot twist.

You’re clearing the board like a hurricane, then the result screen looks oddly quiet. That feeling is usually negative coin correction. Tsum ch aki.’s ~55-second ranking turns that gut check into numbers, so here’s the post-watch memo.

Video: Erase as much as you want—still no coins! Minus-correction Tsum ranking TOP3 (2026-01-13 · ~55s)

Bottom line first

  • Clear count ≠ coins earned. Skill-side correction can starve the payout for the same clear size
  • This TOP3 is Skill Level 1 only. It is not a grown-up tier list
  • Coronation Day Elsa is the twist: brutal at Skill 1, often a high-efficiency coin pick once leveled. Don’t bench her from this short alone

The video’s TOP3 (Skill 1)

Rank Tsum Correction vibe in the video Numbers that stick
#1 Festival Minnie about −11 steps +1 clear ≈ +1 coin; ~153 clears still around ~150 coins
#2 Winter Anna about −9 steps ~40 clears with only a few-dozen-coin bump in the example
#3 Coronation Day Elsa about −8 steps ~153 clears → ~537 coins; ~45 clears → ~105 coins

Shorts love dramatic framing, but it’s plenty to feel that the clear counter and the wallet are different meters.

Why this happens (quick)

Some Tsums pay a different coin amount on skill clears than a normal long chain would. That’s coin correction (plus or minus). Game8’s correction list shows the same clear size paying very different totals across plus / none / minus groups.

There’s also the “big Tsum” payout quirks that make earnings feel fake; this ranking is mostly roasting how harsh skill correction can be.

What stood out

1. Festival Minnie: loud clears, quiet coins

#1 hurts because the clear number climbs while coins barely follow. Fine for erase missions; not your farming main.

2. Winter Anna: spectacle vs. payout

Same family of gap. Before blaming your hands, blame the correction table.

3. Coronation Elsa: best punchline

Putting her at #3 is the joke with a lesson: Skill-1 misery ≠ finished evaluation. Later coin-efficiency lists often treat her as a top-tier farmer. Treat this short as a low-skill correction demo, not a permanent verdict.

How to use it

  1. For farming, prioritize time efficiency and correction, not raw clears
  2. If a new Tsum feels “rich clears, poor purse,” check skill level + correction first
  3. Split “Skill 1 stress test” from “leveled performance,” Elsa-style

For the mechanism, aki’s full coin-correction explainer and Game8’s correction list pair well with the laugh track.

Tsums in this article

Sources

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