Fruit Zombie Survival maps, islands and the twelve hidden Diamond pickups.
Only 0.92% of accounts have all twelve — and two of them need movement tech.
Every pickup, with a timestamp so you can see the exact spot in seconds, plus the game’s own completion numbers and the named locations community footage has turned up. The game does not publish map coordinates — the video is the map.
Watch the route being run
ItzVexo · full guide — codes, diamonds, classes, fruits · player video · September 2026
The whole hidden-diamond pass is the first two minutes of this video: codes are redeemed before it (0:12), then the creator walks the map and counts the pickups out loud. This is the source for every landmark on this page, including the dock parkour at the end that three of the twelve sit behind.
Jump to the evidence: 0:12 codes redeemed · 0:44 hidden diamond run starts · 1:03 building-gap pickup · 1:20 fountain square · 1:29 dock diamonds + jump attempts · 2:32 class shop and prices · 3:54 fruit shop and rotation · 5:24 artifact crates and drop rates
What it does not prove: the video never completes the last three pickups, so the exact jump input remains the creator’s spoken claim.
The route: twelve pickups, and what each frame actually shows
Every stop below was captured from the walkthrough and inspected frame by frame. The third column says what each picture supports — a visible diamond, a pickup effect, or just the area — because a 7-second sampling interval does not land on every collection moment. The reward is small and the arithmetic is checkable: across the nine pickups the creator collects in one pass, the counter climbs from 4,440 to 4,485 — about +5 Diamonds each, with a running Hidden diamond X/12 found! banner. We first read that banner as “+10”; the counter says otherwise, so +5 is the number we stand behind.
The first nine are a gentle loop through town and most players will clear them in one walk. The last three are concentrated at the boat dock and account for most of the frustration you will read about in comments — plan those for when you are fresh, not at the end of a farming session.
How rare is map completion?
Official badge award counts, checked 14 Oct 2026. They describe accounts, not currently active players. All 47 badges, including kills, artifacts and leaderboard milestones, are on the stats page.
Which island comes next, and how many players get there
The game publishes no island list. Its badge ledger is the list: four location-completion badges exist, one per island, and their award counts are the only progression data the developer exposes. Read as a ladder they answer the question the map select screen leaves open — where does the chain actually stop for most players.
Official badge award counts read 14 Oct 2026; shares use that read’s account base (the Welcome badge, 2,270,827 accounts), so they are comparable with each other. The order is the ledger’s own, plus the Dressrosa badge description naming Baratie. Nothing here says LogueTown is reachable — it says its badge exists and reads zero.
The map and the run-start window
One frame caught the run-start window, which answers questions that are otherwise guesswork: the map is chosen before the wave, party size is set there, and the actual location labels are readable.
NORMAL and WAVE 12 — the starting wave is picked up front, not only the mapPARTY SIZE 1–4, CREW 1/4, OPEN, START — the lobby is formed hereCHANGE MAPIf you have seen “Corrida Colosseum” written elsewhere — including on this page before this check — that was a fair guess from the region name. The map label is Corrida Colosseum.
Named locations
Neither the Colosseum nor Kuma is documented by the developer. Treat both as leads to confirm in-game rather than an established farming route — that is why they are labeled players say and not folded into the economy numbers.
How to approach the map
- Learn the horde’s lane first. Where zombies funnel matters more than any pickup, and it is the difference between clearing Wave 10 and failing it. See how to play.
- Do the twelve in one deliberate session. Take the two jump-dash stops while you are fresh. Ten easy pickups then two movement-tech pickups is a bad order to attempt at the end of a farming run.
- Then stop treating the map as income. Repeatable Diamonds come from the quest board and boss resets — the pickups are a one-time badge held by 0.92% of players.
- Re-check only one source claims. If the Colosseum route does not exist in your game, the report was wrong or the game changed.
Frequently asked questions
How many hidden Diamonds are in Fruit Zombie Survival?
Twelve. A community walkthrough published 12 September 2026 shows pickups across the map in sequence, and the game has an official badge for collecting all of them — which is the strongest confirmation available, because badge totals come from the game itself.
Where are the hidden Diamonds?
Public sources show a walking route, not coordinates. The walkthrough covers them between about 0:46 and 2:01 and counts them out loud as it goes, so this page links each timestamp rather than a grid reference we would be making up. Two of the twelve need a jump plus a dash, and the creator describes the last one as nearly impossible to reach.
Do hidden Diamond pickups respawn?
Sources describe them as collectible map pickups rather than a per-run loop. Treat them as a one-off completion goal: the “collect all hidden diamonds” badge is held by 20,835 accounts, about 0.92% of players, which fits a finite list rather than a farm.
What is the Corrida Colosseum?
Community footage shows Corrida Colosseum as an arena used for combat and Diamond farming, with a Bartholomew Kuma boss that drops Diamonds. This is a only one source report — confirm it in-game before planning a route around it.
What is the most-completed location in the game?
Dressrosa, by a wide margin: its completion badge is held by 628,709 accounts, about 27.7% of players. Whatever progression the game expects players to reach first, that is it. Completing it also opens the road onward — the game’s own badge description says it plain: “Complete Dressrosa — You can now access to the baratie,” so Dressrosa is the gate to the second map.
What island comes after Dressrosa?
The game does not publish an island list, but its own badge ledger has one: Dressrosa, then Baratie, then Arlong Park, and now LogueTown. The counts fall hard at each step — 628,709 accounts have finished Dressrosa, 76,882 Baratie, 25,897 Arlong Park, and zero have finished LogueTown, whose badge only entered the ledger in late September 2026. So the honest answer for most players is that Arlong Park is where the chain actually stops. Two reads four days apart show the later islands still moving much faster than the first one: between 5 October and 14 October Baratie went from 67,292 to 76,882 and Arlong Park from 22,837 to 25,897, against 609,396 to 628,709 for Dressrosa.
How should I collect the hidden Diamonds efficiently?
Do them once, deliberately, in one session. They are spread across the map, two need movement tech, and one is described as nearly impossible — that is a completion run, not an income loop. For repeatable income, use the quest board and boss resets instead.
Why does this page not list exact coordinates?
The game does not publish coordinates, so the video is the map. The timestamp links jump straight to that pickup on screen, which is faster than reading a grid reference anyway.
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Diamond farming guide
All six documented sources with rates, including the hidden pickups.
WAVESWave milestones
What each wall demands, and how many accounts got past it.
TELEMETRYAll 47 badges
Kills, collection, artifacts and leaderboard milestones.
Where this comes from: the game’s badge counts, and twelve frames from the 12 Sep 2026 walkthrough that we went through one by one. The jump-and-dash trick and the Kuma drop come from what the creator says out loud. Coordinates are not something the game publishes.