Sell Fries Anomaly Classes List: Seven Base Effect Packages
Classes List
- Preparation and cooking: Peeler and Fry Cook.
- Movement and protection: Runner and Dishwasher.
- Income packages: Head Chef, Fry Tycoon and Potato King.
Use the list as a base-class reference
This Sell Fries Anomaly classes list covers seven base classes: Dishwasher, Peeler, Runner, Fry Cook, Head Chef, Fry Tycoon and Potato King. Compare their roles before equipping one or deciding to roll again. Limited event additions are outside this base roster's scope.
The list separates what a class helps you do from how rarely it appears. A useful owned class can support another run even when a rarer option is your eventual goal.
Compare the practical effect
Dishwasher offers a chance to avoid a grab. Peeler improves preparation through doubled peeling output. Runner supports movement and escaping pursuers. Fry Cook helps frying output and protects against hot oil. These are different parts of the workload, so choose the benefit that applies to the job you handle.
Head Chef, Fry Tycoon and Potato King have income-focused packages. Head Chef includes team earning support, Fry Tycoon includes morning interest and a temporary cash ability, and Potato King combines team cash with revival support. Read the full displayed class details before planning around an ability's duration or exact number.
| Class | Useful support |
|---|---|
| Dishwasher | Chance to avoid a grab |
| Peeler | Preparation output |
| Runner | Movement and evasion |
| Fry Cook | Frying and hot-oil protection |
| Head Chef | Sales and team earning ability |
| Fry Tycoon | Morning interest and temporary cash ability |
| Potato King | Team cash and revival support |
Move from recognition to a useful decision
Once you recognize a class, decide whether its effect helps the next shift. Do not confuse a class roll with a direct purchase of that name. At the lobby Classes station, spending Gems produces a random result, so a list is not an ordered shopping checklist.
The Sell Fries Anomaly best-class guide explains which owned package fits income, cooking or survival priorities. It adds the decision missing from a roster reference, while the tier list makes our general-progression criteria and non-official grades visible.