Glamour Star event: styling, scoring and rewards

Glamour Star is entered through the events menu. From there you pick one Aniimo to compete with. Only one, so the choice matters.

The selection screen helps you here. Your highest-scoring Aniimo appear near the top of the list, so the strongest starting points are the first ones you see.

When you are happy with the outfit, you submit the attempt with the Finish Styling button. You are not locked into that result, either. Glamour Star can be attempted multiple times, so a weak run is a lesson rather than a loss.

Every attempt starts with the Aniimo itself. The creature contributes a base score before any accessories go on, and that score depends on its attributes. Glamour Star scoring also includes a personality bonus, so two creatures that look similar on paper can start from different places.

Accessories are where you build on that base. Equipping them increases your Aniimo's Glamour Star score, and each one is worth the sum of two things: its theme fit score and its style score. That split is the most useful thing to understand about the event. A stylish piece that ignores the theme only pays half of what it could.

You are not limited to what you already own. Accessories for Glamour Star can be bought in the store, which gives you a way to fill gaps when the current theme calls for something you lack.

Each Glamour Star audition gives you a theme, and the event features a different styling theme for each rotation. Because theme fit is half of every accessory's value, the theme is what decides which of your accessories are actually worth wearing this time around. An outfit that scored well last rotation is not guaranteed to score well in the next one.

Glamour Star has a stage called Flower Party. Treat it the same way as any audition: read the theme first, then dress for it.

Aniimo caught during the active week receive a 1.2x Starlight bonus in Glamour Star. That changes how you should think about the selection screen. Your long-standing favourite may sit near the top of the list, but a creature you caught this week arrives with a multiplier the older one does not have.

If you are already out catching during an active week, it is worth keeping Glamour Star in mind when you decide what to bring home.

Glamour Star awards event prizes for reaching designated score milestones and high rank tiers based on your styling result. Those prizes include 100 Sparkling Crystals. A perfect score unlocks all of the event's prizes at once, which is the clearest target to aim for if you are willing to tune an outfit properly.

The catch is that rewards can only be claimed once. Repeat attempts let you push your score higher and reach milestones you missed, but they do not let you collect the same prize twice.

Glamour Star also declares a specific winner at the end of the event, so the final standings carry weight beyond the milestone prizes.

06Where to start

Start with the highest-scoring Aniimo on the selection screen, and favour one caught this week if you have it for the 1.2x Starlight bonus. Read the theme before choosing accessories, since theme fit makes up half of each accessory's score. Buy from the store to fill any gaps. Then keep using repeat attempts to climb toward a perfect score, because a perfect score unlocks every prize and each prize can only be claimed once.