Aniimo Skins: Every Cash Shop Outfit, Price and Free Cosmetic

Aniimo’s cash shop had four themed outfits on sale at launch, and every one of them dresses either character style from a single purchase: Razor Edge at 1,280 Lumin Crystals, Frostwolf Spirit at 1,280, Seaside Heartbud at 980 and Lulu Starlight at 380. The cheapest crystal packs that cover 1,280 are the USD 14.99 one and the USD 4.99 one together, so the two dearest skins work out at roughly USD 20 each.

That is the short version. Below is every price read off the shop screen, the full top-up ladder the dollars come from, what is actually inside each set piece by piece, a fifth outfit the tables have scheduled for next week, and the free cosmetics that never touch the shop.

On sourcing: the footage is AniimoSync’s, recorded in the live client on 16 September 2026, and every number was then checked against the game’s own data files for build 1.0.0.7, which is where the set contents, the pack ladder and the sixth outfit come from. One correction while we are here. The currency is Lumin Crystals in the client and in the official notices, not Lumen, which is what the video and its description say throughout.

How much does every Aniimo skin cost?

Six themed outfits exist in the shop table at launch, four of them on sale, and they run from 380 to 1,280 Lumin Crystals. They all sit in the Appearance tab of the Shop, in a sub-tab the data files call Outfits. The four on-sale prices are visible on the shop card list in the footage; the other two rows come from the data files, one switched off and one scheduled.

Outfit	Lumin Crystals	Status in build 1.0.0.7	Cheapest packs that cover it	Approx. USD
Razor Edge	1,280	On sale, no end date	980 + 300	19.98
Frostwolf Spirit	1,280	On sale, no end date	980 + 300	19.98
Seaside Heartbud	980	On sale, no end date	980	14.99
Radiant Waveglow	980	Scheduled: 04:00 on 23 September 2026	980	14.99
Lulu Starlight	380	On sale, no end date	300 + 60	5.98
Cute Flame Whisper	680	Off sale, not buyable	Not applicable	Not applicable

Those last two rows are the reason to read this rather than watch the shop. Radiant Waveglow is a fifth outfit at 980 crystals that nobody can buy yet. Its row is flagged new and pinned to the top of the tab, and its start time is stamped per server region, which works out at 04:00 on 23 September 2026 on each region’s own clock. That is the day Aniimo arrives on mobile. Cute Flame Whisper at 680 crystals is the mirror image: a complete set with a price, switched off.

Can male and female characters wear the same skins in Aniimo?

Yes, and that is the change AniimoSync opens the video with: every themed outfit in the shop now comes in a version for each character style, and one purchase gives you both. The card shows two portraits, the preview turns both models, and nothing on the buy screen asks you to choose. In the data files each shop row points at a single item id, a conversion table maps that id to its counterpart on the other body, and the commodity carries two preview templates.

One consequence is worth knowing before you go hunting for a name. Two of the sets are called something different on the other body: Frostwolf Spirit is Frostwolf Ice Soul, and Lulu Starlight is Starlight Cloak. If you find Starlight Cloak in our outfit catalogue and wonder why it is not in the shop, that is why: it is the same 380 crystal purchase under its other name.

What is inside each Aniimo cash shop outfit?

A themed outfit is a bundle of individually equippable pieces plus a hairstyle, and usually one or two accessories. The shop card only shows the finished look, so this is the part the footage cannot answer and the tables can. Every piece below is named as the game names it, for one character style; the other style gets its own named set of the same shape.

Outfit	Clothing	Accessories and hair
Razor Edge, 1,280	Mantis Lady (top and bottom in one) · Mantis Lady Shoes	Blade Oni · Thunderblade · Mantis Hairstyle Set · plus an emote, the only one in the table
Frostwolf Spirit, 1,280	Wolfbound Hunter · Silver Wolf Frostglow (bottom and socks) · Frostwolf Edge · Icewolf Frostedge	Frostsnow Bloom · Snow-Bathed Silverfrost · Frostwolf Dreamscape hair
Seaside Heartbud, 980	Midsummer Isle Light (top and bottom in one) · Happy Duck, Wave Chaser · Tide Walk Stroll	Holiday Sunshine · Surging Tides, Pearly Glow · Sea Breeze Lift hair
Lulu Starlight, 380	Stargazing: Tracing Dreams · Stellar Traces Beyond · Stellar Trajectory · Starry Night Voyage	Starlight Spellbook · Aurora Flow hair
Cute Flame Whisper, 680	Cuteness Overload (top and bottom in one) · Soft Paw Touch · Sprightly Charm	Awoo Ears · Nimble Sprouting hair
Radiant Waveglow, 980	Dormant Light & Whispers · Glimmering Ripples · Softlit Ripples · Ripplelight Drift	Not in the tables yet

Radiant Waveglow has no entry in the set table at all, so its clothing list above is reconstructed from its item family and its hair and accessories are genuinely unknown. We have not guessed them.

The clearest value on the list is Lulu Starlight. At 380 crystals it is the only on-sale outfit under a thousand, and it still carries four clothing slots, an accessory and a hairstyle. Razor Edge, at more than three times the price, carries two clothing pieces, because its top and bottom are welded into one item.

What does an Aniimo skin cost in real money?

There is no exchange rate printed anywhere in the game: you buy a pack, and the packs do not divide neatly into the prices. AniimoSync works it out the practical way, by naming the combination that covers each skin, and that is the right way to do it. 1,280 crystals is the USD 14.99 pack, which gives 980, plus the USD 4.99 pack, which gives 300: USD 19.98 for Razor Edge or Frostwolf Spirit. 980 is one USD 14.99 pack exactly, for Seaside Heartbud. 380 is USD 4.99 plus USD 0.99, so USD 5.98 for Lulu Starlight.

If you want a rate rather than a combination, ours is this: counting the extra that rides on every pack, a Lumin Crystal costs between 1.38 and 1.51 US cents, best at the USD 29.99 tier and worst at USD 4.99. That is our arithmetic from the prices on screen, not a figure the game states.

One thing the video does not mention and the official notices do: on PlayStation 5 and Xbox you can top up through the console store or the in-game portal, and the launch notice adds that linking your email in-game and buying through aniimo.com/store carries additional discounts.

Every Lumin Crystal pack in Aniimo

The Top-Up tab sells six crystal packs, from USD 0.99 to USD 99.99, and every one of them carries an extra 10% and a one-off Glimmer bonus the first time you buy that tier. The card layout makes this confusing at a glance, because the two bonus lines use two different icons for two different currencies.

Pack	Extra, 10%	Crystals in total	Price	Per crystal	First-time bonus
60	6	66	USD 0.99	1.50 cents	60 Glimmer
300	30	330	USD 4.99	1.51 cents	300 Glimmer
980	98	1,078	USD 14.99	1.39 cents	980 Glimmer
1,980	198	2,178	USD 29.99	1.38 cents	1,980 Glimmer
3,280	328	3,608	USD 49.99	1.39 cents	3,280 Glimmer
6,480	648	7,128	USD 99.99	1.40 cents	6,480 Glimmer

The two bonus lines are easy to misread. The Extra line is 10% more Lumin Crystals, tied in the tables to a shop constant the game calls a direct purchase cashback of 10%, the same figure the official notice quotes for buying through aniimo.com/store. The First-Time Bonus badge is not crystals at all: it is Glimmer, the blue diamond currency, paid once per tier at one Glimmer per crystal. A seventh tier of 9,990 crystals sits in the table with a yuan price and no dollar price.

The tooltip on that screen is also where the currency names itself: a brilliantly shining gem used to buy items from the Shop, obtained from Shop Top-Up. There is no gameplay route to a Lumin Crystal in this build.

What free cosmetics can you get in Aniimo?

Plenty, and none of them are the themed shop sets. This is the part of the video we have to correct, because the on-screen rules and the footage disagree.

The outfit AniimoSync claims on camera is the Emberpup Set, from a shop event called Set Off Together that was showing 84 days and 13 hours left when he recorded. It pays three rewards across three days of logins: the set, an Aniipod Ultra, and a Sparkling Egg claimable the next day, whose card promises an Aniimo guaranteed to hatch with the Sparkling mutation. He describes it as free. The rules text on the same panel says otherwise: unlock the event to immediately receive the Emberpup Set, then log in for a total of three days to claim all rewards, and, in brackets, make a purchase of any amount to activate the event. It is a spending bonus, not a giveaway, and the same Sparkling Egg sits on the version sign-in track anyway. The Emberpup Set has no row we can find in the launch tables, so this paragraph is from the screen rather than the files.

The genuinely free cosmetic routes in the launch build, from the tables:

• The Curio Corner Shop, a stall inside the Shop that sells individual clothing pieces for Voxel Coin, never whole sets: four slots a day, refreshed daily, with one free reroll and the option to lock a slot. Denim Swagger, Autumn Lane Daydreams and Street Chic Trend turn up there at 100 to 400 Voxel Coin a piece.
• The Journey Handbook check-in, which hands over a complete set: Freedom First on one style, Green Years on the other.
• Quest rewards, including the Plumeville set and the Institute Uniform.
• Event currencies and reward tracks, such as the Dream Spark exchange that sells the Garden in Bloom pieces, or the appearance items on the Sparkelf event server track.

Put next to that, the shop is a small part of the wardrobe: our catalogue carries 572 appearance items, six of which are themed shop sets.

Can you mix and match Aniimo outfit pieces?

Yes, completely. Buying a set never locks you into wearing it as a set. This is the closing third of AniimoSync’s video and the most practical thing in it: he pulls a top from one bundle, flame trousers from another and spiky gloves from a third, and calls the result his entire outfit.

The Appearance screen splits clothing into six rails: Set, Top, Bottom, Hands, Socks and Shoes, with Accessory and Hairstyle as separate tabs. Anything you own is selectable in its own rail regardless of which bundle it arrived in, and sets you do not own show a lock and a counter, 0 of 4 or 0 of 5, which is a quick way to see how many pieces a set holds before you buy it.

Every piece also carries a number beside a shirt-and-star icon, and the shop card totals them for the set. The data files call the field fashion, and the arithmetic checks out: Razor Edge lists 160, which is 120 for Mantis Lady plus 40 for its shoes, while Seaside Heartbud, Frostwolf Spirit, Lulu Starlight and Cute Flame Whisper all total 180. Only the clothing counts toward the card’s figure. Hair and accessories carry their own fashion values, and everything you own feeds the running Total in the Appearance screen, 960 on AniimoSync’s account.

Which Aniimo skin is worth buying?

On price per piece, Lulu Starlight at 380 crystals is the one that is not close. Six dollars buys four clothing slots, an accessory and a hairstyle, all of which can be split across other outfits the moment you own them. Razor Edge at 1,280 buys two clothing items, two accessories, a hairstyle and an emote, and it is the only set in the table that comes with an emote, which is the argument for it. None of it affects your gameplay: appearance items in Aniimo are cosmetic only, unlike the Aniipod ladder, where money and Credits buy catch rates.

Two more things are worth weighing before you spend. The four live outfits have no end date: their rows carry a flag that makes them permanently available and no closing timestamp, so there is no evidence in the launch tables for the shop rotation AniimoSync expects. A rotation may well arrive, since the Curio Corner Shop already refreshes daily and Radiant Waveglow shows the shop can add stock on a schedule, but nothing here is running out this week. And crystals only come from money, so the free routes above and the paid ones never meet.

The date to watch is 23 September, when Radiant Waveglow goes on sale at 04:00 on your region’s clock, the same day the game reaches mobile. We will update this page once the set table catches up with it.