All Sephiria Costumes and How to Unlock Them

SearchHow you unlock itAny wayAvailable from the startReach a number inside one runReach a point in the storyClear a run a particular wayKills that add up across runsEvents that add up across runsOutside the game

Costume	How to unlock	What it gives	What it costs	Appearance variants
Available from the startNo condition at all — these eight are equipped from your first run.
Armored Bunny	Equipped from the start of the game.	Defense +10	Max HP −15	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedKnight Mouse · 100 Sapphire
Braided Hair Rabbit	Equipped from the start of the game.	Attack Speed +7%Move Speed +12%	Dash Recovery Speed −20%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedForest Scout · 100 Sapphire
Brown Rabbit	Equipped from the start of the game.	Evasion +12	Critical Chance −4%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedStriped Cat · 100 Sapphire
Orange RabbitEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 1.0	Equipped from the start of the game.	Debuff Damage +14%	Defense −8	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedFarmer Sheep · 100 Sapphire
Pink Bunny	Equipped from the start of the game.	EXP Drop +4%	—	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedAncient Rabbit · 100 Sapphire
Red-Hooded RabbitEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 0.10.6	Equipped from the start of the game.	MP Recovery Efficiency +50%	Max MP −10	Blue-Hooded Rabbit · 30 SapphireBlack-Caped Rabbit · 100 Sapphire
White RabbitEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 1.0	Equipped from the start of the game.	Special Attack Damage +12%Max MP +8	Evasion −15	Black Rabbit · 30 SapphireTurncoat · 100 Sapphire
Wing-Eared RabbitStarts you with Blessing	Equipped from the start of the game.	Self-buff Grimoires also buff players within 5 tilesPlayer revive speed / revive timeSources differKean's Compendium: +30% Player Revive SPD (about 1.30x speed)wikiwiki.jp: Cuts the time to revive another player by 30% (about 1.43x speed)	MP cost of self-buff Grimoires +50%Weapon Damage −10%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recorded100 Sapphire slot, name not recorded
Reach a number inside one runDoable tonight. Hit the stat before the run ends and it unlocks.
Eagle	Reach 8 Dash Count.	Dash Points +2	Dash Recovery Speed −20%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedElephant · 100 Sapphire
Forest Cat	Hold 2500 or more Leaf inside a dungeon.	Start each run with 800 LeafMove Speed +10%	—	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedParrot · 100 Sapphire
FrogStarts you with Lightning BoltEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 1.0	Reach 50 Lightning Damage.	Lightning Damage multiplier +15% (1.15x)	Physical Damage multiplier −20% (0.8x)	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedLightning Lizard · 100 Sapphire
GhostStarts you with Fire Arrow	Acquire 5 or more Grimoires in a single run.	Grimoires cost 0 MP	Weapon Damage −40%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedDuck · 100 Sapphire
Otter	Reach 175% Critical Damage.	Critical Chance +9%	Move Speed −8%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedRabbit Wearing a Conical Hat · 100 Sapphire
Red FoxEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 0.901.0	Acquire 10 or more Tablets in a single run.	Inventory Slots +6	All healing received −50%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedThree-Tailed Fox · 100 Sapphire
Red-Clothed CatStarts you with Fire BoltEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 1.0	Reach 50 Fire Damage.	Fire Damage multiplier +15% (1.15x)	Physical Damage multiplier −20% (0.8x)	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedChicken · 100 Sapphire
SkeletonHidden until unlockedStarts you with CurseEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 1.0	Take 333 or more damage in a single run.	All Damage +20%	Forced to carry the Curse Tablet, which cannot be discarded	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedOink the Wanderer · 100 Sapphire
Turtle	Have 12 Artifacts at Max Level.One source onlyKean's Compendium: Have 12 Artifacts at Max Levelwikiwiki.jp: no condition recorded — the only blank unlock cell in its table	Artifact Damage +15%	Weapon Damage −15%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedGuide · 100 Sapphire
Reach a point in the storyUnlocks on its own as you get through the chapters.
Fairy of Fortune	Complete Chapter 4.	Luck +7	Inventory Slots −3	30 Sapphire slot, name not recorded100 Sapphire slot, name not recorded
Clear a run a particular wayYou have to finish, and finish under a constraint set before you start.
Crocodile	Clear a run with 10 or more Guardian combo.	All Damage increased by an amount equal to your Defense damage-reduction rate	Defense no longer reduces incoming damage at all	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedPale Knight · 100 Sapphire
Deer	Clear a run without using the Wishing Fountain.	Wishing Fountain Capacity +3	Critical Chance −90%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedJester Rat · 100 Sapphire
Farmer Squirrel	Clear a run without using the Fruit Skewer.	Max Fruits in Fruit Skewer +2	Weapon Damage −14%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedManed Cat · 100 Sapphire
Scholar LizardStarts you with Seren's Rushed LetterEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 0.10.6	Clear Hard Mode at Tier 20 or above.	Max MP fixed at 80MP is not spent — the MP pool does not decrease (Mana Reflow / Mana Reflux)	Max HP fixed at 20	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedScholar Pig · 100 Sapphire
Kills that add up across runsProgress carries between runs, so dying costs you nothing here except time.
MoleStarts you with Golden Handbell	Defeat 300 moles, counted cumulatively across runs.Sources differKean's Compendium: Defeat 300 Mole-type enemieswikiwiki.jp: Defeat a cumulative 300 Fanatic Moles (狂信者モグラ) specifically	Companion Damage +10%	Defense −20Move Speed −10%	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedMole King · 100 Sapphire
White Wolf	Defeat the Grassland boss — the Pillager Leader, Rataka — 5 times, counted cumulatively.	Can dash even at 0 Dash Points	Loses invincibility frames while dashing	Black Wolf · 30 Sapphire100 Sapphire slot, name not recorded
Wizard BunnyStarts you with Ice BoltEffect confirmed by TEAM HORAY in 1.0	Kill 50 enemies with Grimoire spells, counted cumulatively.	Cold Damage multiplier +15% (1.15x)	Physical Damage multiplier −20% (0.8x)	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedBear of the Storm Canyon · 100 Sapphire
Events that add up across runsAlso cumulative, but counted in events rather than kills.
Wingless BatHidden until unlocked	Complete the Blood Donation random event 5 times in total.	HP Steal +5	Dash Points fixed at 1	30 Sapphire slot, name not recordedDevil Suit Rabbit · 100 Sapphire
Outside the gameNothing you do in a run reaches this one.
Adventurer BunnyHidden until unlocked	Own Dungreed on Steam — it unlocks automatically.	Dash Points +1Dash Recovery Speed +10%	Grimoire Haste −50	None recorded

Read the grouping before you read the rows

Every other costume list is sorted by name, which hides the only thing that changes your evening. “Reach 50 Fire Damage” is something you can chase in the next twenty minutes. “Defeat 300 moles” is a fortnight of ordinary play that happens whether you aim at it or not. “Own Dungreed on Steam” is not a game action at all. Sorted alphabetically those three sit next to each other looking identical.

So the table is grouped instead:

• Available from the start — eight costumes, no condition.
• Reach a number inside one run — the largest group, and the one to raid if you want a new costume tonight. The condition resets when the run ends.
• Reach a point in the story — one costume, and it arrives on its own as you clear chapters.
• Clear a run a particular way — you have to finish, under a constraint you commit to before you start.
• Kills and events that add up across runs — these carry between runs, so dying costs you nothing here but time.
• Outside the game — one costume, and no amount of play reaches it.

Where these come from, and where they do not

TEAM HORAY has never published a single unlock condition. Not one of the 27. That is worth saying at the top rather than in a footnote, because it means every unlock cell on this page is community-sourced — from Kean’s Sephiria Compendium and from the Japanese community wiki at wikiwiki.jp, checked against each other row by row.

On 25 of the 27 the two sources describe the same condition, and those rows carry no marker. They are not identical sentences — one source is in Japanese and the two phrase things differently — so what “agree” means here is that they name the same requirement, not that they use the same words. The 2 where they do not agree are marked in the table itself, with both readings printed and attributed, so you can see exactly what is in dispute:

• Mole — both say 300 cumulative kills, and they disagree about which moles count.
• Turtle — only Kean records a condition at all. The Japanese wiki’s cell is blank, and it is the only blank cell in its table.

White Wolf used to be on that list and is not any more, which is worth showing rather than quietly fixing. Kean said “defeat the Pillager Leader five times”; the Japanese wiki said “defeat Rataka, chief of the Pigsissi, five times”. Two different bosses, apparently. Then a Steam achievement guide turned up naming both in a single phrase — the Grassland boss, Pillager Leader “Rataka” — so one source had given the role and the other the proper name. They had agreed all along. The row now carries both names and no dispute marker.

Effects are a different matter, and better supplied. TEAM HORAY has changed the effect of a named costume in its patch notes 9 times, and those rows carry an Effect confirmed by TEAM HORAY link in the table that opens the announcement itself. Every other effect on this page is community-sourced.

TEAM HORAY names a costume in its notes when it changes one, not to describe it. The only other mention so far is a bug fix: 1.0.33 stopped a certain weapon from removing Scholar Lizard’s effect, which changes nothing about what the costume does. Six of the nine are below; the other three are the elemental trio, handled after the table because they all took the same change.

Three of these did not tune a number. They replaced the stat line outright, so what the costume used to do is simply gone:

Costume	What changed	Version
Orange Rabbit	Max HP +10 / Max MP −15 became Debuff Damage +14% / Defense −8	1.0
White Rabbit	Normal Attack +8% / Special Attack −5% became Special Attack +12%, Max MP +8, Evasion −15	1.0
Skeleton	Revive +2 / Healing Curse 50% became damage dealt amplified by 20%	1.0
Scholar Lizard	“MP does not decrease” became “Max MP is fixed at 80, and MP does not decrease”	0.10.6
Red-Hooded Rabbit	MP Recovery Efficiency +100% / Max MP −20 became +50% / −10	0.10.6
Red Fox	Healing Amount −50% became Healing Curse: healing received reduced by 50%	0.901.0

The remaining three — Frog, Red-Clothed Cat and Wizard Bunny — took one identical change at 1.0, which is why they sit together rather than as three rows. All three went from +5 to each elemental damage, −5 to opposing elemental damage to each elemental damage amplified +15%, Physical Damage amplified −20%. That is a shift from flat numbers to multipliers, and it changes what they are worth: a flat +5 mattered most early, a +15% multiplier matters most late.

Any guide still quoting Orange Rabbit as a Max HP costume, or these three as flat +5 costumes, was written before 1.0 and never revisited.

The three costumes that break the rules

Scholar Lizard answers a question a lot of people arrive with. Its Max HP is fixed at 20 and its Max MP is fixed at 80 — fixed, not modified. Levels, Artifacts and Tablets cannot move either number. That sounds like a pure penalty until you notice the other half of TEAM HORAY’s own sentence: MP does not decrease. You have a small pool you never spend from. It also means every Max HP penalty elsewhere in the game costs you nothing while you wear it, and every MP-scaling Artifact does nothing.

Wingless Bat fixes your Dash Points at 1. Again fixed, not reduced by one — no upgrade raises it back.

Ghost makes Grimoires cost 0 MP. Not cheaper. Zero.

Those three are the reason this page stores a value’s meaning alongside its number. A table that treats every figure as a plus-or-minus prints “−1 Dash Points” for Wingless Bat and “+0 MP” for Ghost, and both of those are a different claim from the true one.

Appearance variants are cosmetic, and they are gated

Twenty-six costumes have two alternate appearances, at 30 and 100 Sapphires. These change how you look and nothing else — they are not extra costumes and they do not stack another stat line on top.

They are also locked behind the basement node in the Destiny Inscription, which sits at tier 10 and costs 10 Sapphires. Until you buy that, the variants do not exist for you. You can work out when you can afford it on the Destiny Inscription Planner.

TEAM HORAY said at 1.0.24 that it had “added appearance variants to 7 costumes” without naming which seven, and no community source has pinned them down either — so this page does not guess. Three 30-Sapphire variant names are recorded (Blue-Hooded Rabbit, Black Rabbit, Black Wolf); the rest of those slots are priced but unnamed in both sources, and the table says so rather than inventing names.

One recorded name has been left out on purpose. Kean’s sheet gives White Wolf’s 100-Sapphire variant as “White Rabbit” — which is the name of a separate costume in the same list. That does not prove the sheet is wrong, but a duplicated name is a good reason to suspect a row slipped, and there is no second source to check it against. It is withheld rather than printed with a caveat.

One bug worth knowing about

Until 1.0.30, changing costume while your inventory was full could lose you a Tablet outright. TEAM HORAY fixed it on 20 August 2026. If you swapped costumes a lot before then and could never account for a missing Tablet, that is where it went.

Related

• Sephiria Artifacts Database — the Artifacts eight costumes hand you at the start
• Sephiria Beginner Guide — why the inventory grid, not the costume, is the build
• Destiny Inscription Planner — when you can afford the basement node
• Sephiria Patch Notes — where the official effect changes above come from