Stands

Stand Arrows, slots, and Rokakaka

How Stand Arrows, empty slots, Rokakaka, fragments, and Spin Tickets fit together before you replace a Stand you want to keep.

Stand Arrows, slots, and Rokakaka

How Stand Arrows, empty slots, Rokakaka, fragments, and Spin Tickets fit together before you replace a Stand you want to keep.

Before you spend an Arrow

D4C is obtainable from Stand Arrows, according to the developer's D4C changelog. An Arrow is not a guaranteed D4C. Redeeming the D4C code gives items, not the Stand.

Check the active slot first.

  • If you want to keep the Stand you have, use an empty slot when one is available. That branch comes from the community slot guide and still needs a check in the current menu.
  • If the slot you would change is occupied and you want to keep that Stand, do not use a removal item on it.
  • If you mean to replace it, the reported order is Rokakaka to clear the selected Stand, then a Stand Arrow for another draw.

Lead Helper notes describe Rokakaka Fruit as resetting a Stand in your Stand inventory. Select the Stand you intend to remove. Those notes do not prove that every other slot or progress field stays untouched.

Slot capacity and any paid slot should be read from your menu. Do not assume you must buy a slot before the next draw.

Where Arrows come from

A helper FAQ lists four Arrow sources:

  1. Craft one from Arrow Fragments.
  2. Take one another player drops for you.
  3. Use Spin Tickets on spins that can provide one.
  4. Pick up Arrows that spawn during a race.

None of those is a guaranteed Arrow from every spin or every race. A community wiki states that 5 Arrow Fragments craft one Stand Arrow. The helper FAQ does not give a fragment count. Open the crafting panel and read the recipe before you confirm.

The same wiki says the game chooses the Stand for you. A separate guide says a Stand Arrow offers three random choices. Those reports disagree. Compare whatever the draw actually shows, and do not plan on picking any Stand from the full roster.

A later guide says fragments can drop in Battlegrounds and as a race completion reward. Treat that as an extra reported source, not a rate.

Spin Tickets are a reported way to spin for Arrows. They are not the same thing as finishing Gyro's Spin quests.

Crafting path

The community slot guide points at Stands, then Craft, for combining fragments. The panel is the authority for the current quantity and any other cost. No fixed fragment price, drop rate, or fragment map is published here.

What an Arrow does not do

Corpse Parts are not a current obtainment path. A November 8 helper answer says they are not available yet and ties that to evolutions not being available yet. A planned Scary Monsters quest evolution is part of the Stage 3 schedule, not a live recipe.

Reported obtainment for Pin Bomber

Pin Bomber is a community name for Oyecomova's Stand, also called Tic Tac Boom in a tester reply. A direct player reply to an obtainment question was "Reroll." That is not a published odd, and it is not the Defused Pinbomb quest item used in Gyro's chain.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Roblox game is this wiki about?

This wiki is for [D4C] A Bizarre Run by the group A Bizarre Run By Current., place 108055619068945. Other experiences use a similar name, including a listing built around Devil's Palm with Q, E, R, T, Y, and F Stand controls. Those controls are not the control list on this game's Roblox description.

Is [D4C] A Bizarre Run free?

The experience has no Robux price. Paid game passes exist and are optional: Awakening Outfits at 115 Robux, Custom Kill SFX at 120 Robux, and Skip Wheel Spin at 99 Robux. A VIP pass exists and is not for sale.

Does the D4C code give you the D4C Stand?

No. The developer code post lists some Cash, one Arrow, and one Roka. D4C itself comes from a Stand Arrow draw, and a draw is not a guaranteed D4C.

When did the game release, and what is Stage 3?

The release trailer set public release for November 6, 2026 at 4 PM EST, and the community update log lists Stage 1, Stage 2, and Battlegrounds on that day. A November 8 schedule places Stage 3 on November 13, 2026 at 21:00 UTC, with Scary Monsters in base form, Oh Lonesome Me, and WIRED. That date is a published schedule, not a completed update.