Daily Missions: 80 to 100 a Day
Daily missions are the backbone, per the Noleep diamond guide: individual tasks pay 5 to 10 diamonds each, and completing all of them pays a 60-diamond bonus, for 80 to 100 diamonds a day. Tasks are ordinary play — matches, upgrades, stamina use — so the routine costs no extra effort beyond playing the day’s content.
Missing a day costs the whole day: the guide’s arithmetic puts a skipped day at up to 100 diamonds, or 3,000 across a month. Set the reminder; the farm is consistency, not skill.
Weekly Missions and the Monday Login
Weekly missions pay 100 diamonds for 120 activity points across the week, per the same guide, and logging in on Monday pays a separate 120-diamond weekly login bonus. Together with dailies, the steady sources run to at least 600 diamonds a week, per the Noleep UR guide, before events and milestones.
Front-load weekly activity: finishing the 120 points early in the week protects the reward against a busy weekend, and the Monday login is a calendar event, not a grind — open the game on Monday.
Quiz and Arena: Small, Daily, Certain
The daily Free Time quiz pays 10 diamonds a day for one correct answer, and arena Peak Challenges pay up to 15 diamonds a day from three battles, rising to 40 or more at higher ranks, per the diamond guide. Neither is large alone; together they add roughly 175 to 350 diamonds a week on top of missions.
Arena diamonds reward participation as well as rank: three battles a day is the habit, and rank growth raises the payout without extra battles. Do the three, collect, move on.
Path to Glory, Achievements and Events
Path to Glory milestones pay 5 to 300 diamonds each as you progress, and achievements pay similar milestone amounts, per the guides. Limited match events pay around 80 diamonds per stage, and regular limited-time events add diamonds as prizes — always check the event page, since event amounts are dated and close with the event.
Codes are a separate, irregular source: code lists for the game include diamond rewards such as 500 diamonds for one published code, but codes expire, so redeem promptly and never budget a banner fund around an expired code.
Spending: Red Tickets and the 140-Pull Pity
Diamonds convert into red tickets for UR banner pulls at around 150 diamonds per ticket, per the UR guide, with occasional discounts. The guide’s rule is to spend diamonds and gems exclusively on banner pulls — never on item purchases or non-essential upgrades — and to save toward the 140-pull pity threshold rather than pulling one at a time.
That rule is what turns the farm into a UR: 600 steady diamonds a week is four red tickets a week, and four tickets a week is a pity fund in about eight months of steady play. Impulse pulls reset that clock.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many free diamonds can you earn per week in Haikyu Fly High?
At least 600 a week from steady sources, per the fan guides: 80–100 daily from missions, 100 weekly missions, 120 Monday login, 10 daily quiz, and 15–40 daily arena, before events and milestones.
What are diamonds spent on in Haikyu Fly High?
Red tickets for UR banner pulls, at around 150 diamonds per ticket. The guides advise spending diamonds only on banner pulls, toward the 140-pull pity.
Do Haikyu Fly High codes give diamonds?
Some published codes include diamond rewards, but codes expire — redeem promptly and never budget around an expired code.
Sources
Checked October 26, 2026. Game systems change with patches, so confirm numbers in game.
