Dandy's World Wiki — Toons, Twisteds & Guides

Yes, but the code system is quiet. As of September 2026 the ICHOR code is the only one confirmed active across multiple sources, granting 50 Ichor. Seasonal and milestone codes such as ONETHOUSAND and TENMILLION have expired, and RESEARCHMOBILE is reported inconsistently, so treat it as unverified. Always redeem new codes as soon as an update drops, because Dandy's World codes are almost always time-limited and are removed without warning.

Ichor is the permanent currency, so the best farm is simply surviving longer runs with a repair-focused Toon. Repair machines on every floor, collect both research capsules for each Twisted you encounter, and always reach the elevator before the timer expires, because the end-of-run payout scales with floors cleared. Using a Toon with high Extraction and pairing the Machine Manual Trinket noticeably speeds up the repair phase, letting your squad clear more floors per session and bank more Ichor overall.

There is no single best Toon, because the roster splits cleanly into Extractor and Distractor roles. Astro and Vee sit at the top of most community tier lists for their mobility and extraction, while Pebble and Goob are the picks players trust for distraction and rescue. The honest answer is that the best Toon is the one that fits your role in the squad: a repair-heavy team wants Vee, a team that keeps losing chases wants Pebble or Goob. Check the tier list page for the full ranked breakdown and the reasoning behind each placement.

You cannot fight Twisteds, only avoid and manipulate them. Twisteds patrol each floor and lock onto the nearest Toon they see, so the counter is to break line of sight, use obstacles, and let a fast Distractor pull them away from the repair crew. Rare and Main Twisteds are faster and more persistent than Commons, so never try to kite one without a Trinket built for speed. If a chase goes bad, run toward the Distractor rather than the machines, and remember that a downed teammate loses hearts that only healing items can restore.

Start with the Machine Manual if you plan to farm Ichor, because extraction speed speeds up every single floor. Water Cooler is the best early pickup for survival, extending your stamina so you can escape a chase instead of losing a heart. Megaphone is the pick for players who enjoy distraction, and Cardboard Armor is worth saving for once you have a comfortable Ichor income. Budget options like the Thermos are fine placeholders, but they are quickly outclassed, so do not invest heavily in inexpensive utility Trinkets.

There is no fixed maximum. The elevator descends indefinitely and difficulty keeps scaling, so the practical limit is your squad. Floor 20 is the first real wall where Main Twisteds start deciding runs, Floor 100 is a respectable target for organised teams with a dedicated Distractor, and community records go well beyond that. Because scaling never stops, most runs end from a single greedy mistake on a high floor rather than running out of content. Plan your exit, keep the elevator timer in mind, and bank the run before pushing one floor too far.

Squads are easier for almost every player. Dandy's World is built around team roles: one or two players repair machines while a fast Distractor keeps Twisteds occupied, which is far safer than trying to do both at once. Solo runs are possible and can be very efficient for Ichor farming on early floors, but they fall off sharply once Main Twisteds appear. If you are playing in public lobbies, communicate your role early, stick together during blackouts, and do not leave the repair crew alone while the elevator timer is ticking down.