What the cube card shows
A sealed cube placed on the conveyor does not open instantly. Its card shows a countdown and a Skip Open Time option. The character spawns when the countdown reaches zero, with an upgrade button ready. In one recorded opening, a Mahito's Experiments cube finished its timer and produced Star Nanami.
The skip products are priced by remaining time:
| Product | Price |
|---|---|
| Skip Open Timer under 5 minutes | R$9 |
| Under 10 minutes | R$12 |
| Under 30 minutes | R$24 |
| Under 1 hour | R$48 |
| Under 2 hours | R$80 |
| Under 4 hours | R$120 |
| Under 6 hours | R$160 |
| Skip All | R$199 |
| Skip All Cube Timers | R$299 |
Buy the smallest tier that still covers the time on the card. The store listing does not explain how Skip All differs from Skip All Cube Timers, so read both buttons in the shop before you pick one.
Permanent cuts
VIP (R$99) says it makes cube timers 20% shorter, and also grants 1.5x cash and a VIP name tag. The UPGRADES panel lists Open Time Boost as reducing opening time for lockers. It is bought with cash. The panel does not publish the percent or the cost ladder, and it does not say whether the locker wording also covers cube cards.
What to do while a timer runs
Upgrade characters that are already placed. Claim a finished cube as soon as it opens so the slot can earn. Do not queue a Ten Shadows Variant Token and then skip past the roll you wanted it for. That token applies to the next conveyor ROLL, which is a different action from skipping an opening timer.