Cash shop prices and Lumen Crystal bundles

Lumin Crystals are the premium paid currency. You buy them with real money, and they are what the cash shop takes for shop goods and exclusive cosmetics.

They are sold in fixed denominations across six purchase tiers. You cannot buy an arbitrary amount, which matters more than it sounds: shop prices do not line up neatly with the denominations, so you will usually finish a purchase holding a remainder. Decide what you want before you buy crystals, not after.

The Weekly Adventure Supply bundle is the cheap one at 180 Lumen. The Sparkling Collection bundle sits at the other end at 1,680 Lumin Crystals.

That gap is the shape of the shop in miniature. One is a small recurring top-up you can absorb without thinking about it. The other is a single large purchase, the most expensive thing priced on this page, and it is named for the Sparkling line, which is the shiny catching gear covered below.

An Anipod Ultra costs 200 Lumin Crystals in the shop. There is also a route that spends no money at all: twenty Aniipod Ultra Vouchers exchange for a single Aniipod Ultra, so hold vouchers rather than spending them piecemeal on something else.

Sparkling Cubes are the expensive half of this category at 1,500 Lumen, which is more than any outfit in the shop. What you are paying for is certainty. Sparkling Cubes guarantee shiny captures, a different proposition from an Anipod Ultra, and that is why the price sits where it does.

Before you buy one, check what you already hold. Sparkling Cubes are distributed as free global launch rewards. There is also a crafting route: one thousand Sparkling Crystals can be exchanged at an outpost vendor or crafted into one Sparkling Cube. If you are already gathering Sparkling Crystals, the shop price is a shortcut you may not need.

Glimmer is a diamond-shaped premium currency, distinct from Lumen, and it is spent with vendors and NPCs rather than through the cash shop. It goes on valuable items, cosmetics, and materials.

The practical overlap is Sparkling Cubes. You can buy them with Glimmer from the vendor Joff at outposts, or from the item exchange vendor at the headquarters. That is a third route to the same item, alongside the 1,500 Lumen price and the Sparkling Crystals craft.

Glimmer also covers Morph Orbs, which the campsite shop sells for 300 shards each. Learn which vendor takes which currency early. Walking to Joff is free. The shop is not.

Character outfits in the cash shop sit at three price tiers: 680, 980, and 1,280 Lumen. Premium cosmetic outfits and skins are paid-currency purchases throughout, and certain later character appearance edits require resources to perform, so budget for changing your mind as well as for the outfit itself.

Two purchases affect play rather than looks. Additional stamina can be bought with real money, which lets you bypass the daily and weekly energy limits. The monthly pass doubles your daily Primige capacity from 250 to 500. Both are covered properly elsewhere on the site. Here, just note that they sit in the same shop as the cosmetics and are easy to click past.

06Where to start

Buy the crystals last. Work out which item you want, check whether Glimmer, vouchers, Sparkling Crystals or a launch reward already covers it, and only then pick a purchase tier.