Petit Planet Currency Guide: How to Get All 20 Currencies

Petit Planet features a wide range of currencies and specialized tokens, each serving a different purpose. 

This Petit Planet currency guide covers all 20 currencies and resources identified during the September 2026 Final Beta. You will learn what each one does, how to obtain it, and where to spend it. Since the information comes from the Final Beta, some acquisition methods, exchange rates, and daily limits may change before the full release.

1. Everyday and Progression Currencies

These four resources support daily activities, shopping, and planet development. They are among the first currencies players should understand when exploring Petit Planet.

Dough

Uses: Everyday purchases, including goods, ingredients, clothing, furnishings, and services.

Sources: Selling collected items and furnishings, completing StarDash deliveries, receiving certain task rewards, and unlocking parts of Neighbor Journey Trees.

Dough is Petit Planet's primary everyday currency. You will encounter it frequently because it is connected to many ordinary activities and purchases throughout the game.

If you need money for daily shopping or decorating your planet, Dough is one of the main resources to keep earning.

Footprints

Uses: Purchasing clothing, useful items, Star Anchors, and rotating goods at Loomix Mart.

Sources: Completing Ongoing and Daily tasks in the Footprints app, as well as certain Life Skill progression rewards.

Footprints are another important everyday resource. Players can earn them by completing tasks in the Footprints app, with some Life Skill levels providing additional rewards.

For example, Decorating Skill Levels 7 and 8 currently offer Footprints in the Final Beta.

Since Loomix Mart also sells Star Anchors, it is worth checking its available stock regularly.

Luca

Uses: Watering the Luca Arbor to increase its level and develop your planet.

Sources: Memo tasks, Footprints tasks, and other progression activities.

Luca is a central resource for planet progression. Spending Luca on the Luca Arbor increases its level, helping develop your planet and unlock further progression.

Certain Luca Arbor levels can also reward additional resources, including Lucasprout. This makes Luca Arbor progression relevant to both planet development and the Starsea Call system.

Star Anchor

Uses: Docking your boat at an Islet during a Starsea Voyage.

Sources: Purchasing from Loomix Mart for 100 Footprints each.

Star Anchors are required when visiting Islets during Starsea Voyages. Unlike Dough or Luca, they have a specific exploration-related function.

During the September 2026 Final Beta, players could purchase up to three Star Anchors per day. If you plan to explore Islets regularly, remember to check Loomix Mart for the daily supply.

2. Galactic Bazaar and Collection Currencies

The Galactic Bazaar and collection systems introduce several specialized resources. Unlike everyday currencies, these items are tied to particular activities, reward shops, or collection milestones.

Bazaar Jelly

Uses: Exchanging for available rewards at the Galactic Bazaar's Prize Kiosk.

Sources: Participating in Galactic Bazaar activities, including daily activities.

Bazaar Jelly is the main reward currency associated with the Galactic Bazaar. Players can earn it through activities at the Bazaar and spend it at the Prize Kiosk.

Different activities may provide different amounts of Bazaar Jelly, so check their displayed rewards before participating.

Hat-Trick Magic Ticket

Uses: Playing the Hat-Trick Magic Wheel at the Galactic Bazaar.

Sources: Obtaining or redeeming tickets through the Bazaar's Prize Kiosk.

The Hat-Trick Magic Ticket is a specialized activity ticket rather than a general shopping currency. You need it to participate in the Hat-Trick Magic Wheel, so check the Prize Kiosk for available tickets.

Omni-Voucher

Uses: Redeeming furnishings at the Giftarium.

Sources: Contributing discoveries to Mors's Omni-Gallery and progressing through the Omnidex.

Omni-Vouchers are connected to Petit Planet's collection systems. By contributing discoveries and progressing through the Omnidex, players can earn these vouchers and exchange them for furnishings at the Giftarium.

If you enjoy collecting discoveries, remember to check the rewards associated with these collection activities.

Neighbor Outfit Token

Uses: Redeeming selected Neighbor outfits at the Neighbor Wardrobe.

Sources: Trading eligible clothing through Glenn's Neighbor Outfit Trade-In.

Neighbor Outfit Tokens provide another way to obtain selected outfits. Players can exchange eligible unwanted clothing through Glenn's Neighbor Outfit Trade-In to receive tokens.

One important detail is that the clothing does not have to be a duplicate to qualify for trade-in. Before exchanging anything, compare its trade-in value with the token cost of the outfit you want.

3. Premium and Starsea Call Currencies

Starsea Call is Petit Planet's banner system for obtaining cosmetic items. It has two main categories: Curio and Seasonal. Each category uses different whistles and has its own exchange resources.

Understanding these currencies is important if you plan to collect specific clothing or furnishings.

Starberry

Uses: Converting into Lucasprout and purchasing selected Curio Sea Whistle bundles from the Curio Emporium.

Sources: Premium currency intended for purchase with real money. Purchasing Starberry was unavailable during the September 2026 Final Beta.

Starberry is Petit Planet's paid premium currency. It can be used to obtain Lucasprout or purchase selected Curio Sea Whistle bundles.

The Final Beta displayed the following Curio Sea Whistle bundles:

Bundle	Starberry Cost
5 Curio Sea Whistles	200
Additional pack of 5	280
Another additional pack of 5	280
Total: 15 Whistles	760

These prices reflect the September 2026 Final Beta and should not be treated as confirmed launch prices. Since Starberry purchases were unavailable during testing, its actual real-money prices and package sizes remain unconfirmed.

Lucasprout

Uses: Purchasing Curio and Seasonal Starsea Calls.

Sources: Selected Luca Arbor levels, Starsea Call banner milestones, and other progression rewards.

Lucasprout is the main earnable currency for Starsea Call pulls. Unlike the two whistle types, which are restricted to their corresponding banner categories, Lucasprout can be spent directly on either Curio or Seasonal Calls.

The Final Beta used different Lucasprout costs for the two banner categories:

Starsea Call Type	Lucasprout Cost
Curio Starsea Call	80 per Call
Seasonal Starsea Call	60 per Call

Starberry can also be converted into Lucasprout, providing another way to obtain the currency.

Curio Sea Whistle

Uses: One Call on an eligible Curio banner.

Sources: Curio Emporium bundles, selected events, and other eligible rewards.

Curio Sea Whistles are exclusive to Curio Starsea Calls. These banners include both clothing and furnishing Calls.

You should not confuse them with regular Sea Whistles, as the two items are used for different banner categories.

Sea Whistle

Uses: One Call on an eligible Seasonal banner.

Sources: Selected events, progression rewards, and exchanges.

Regular Sea Whistles are used for Seasonal Starsea Calls. Each whistle provides one Call on an eligible Seasonal banner.

The main distinction is simple: Curio Sea Whistles are for Curio banners, while regular Sea Whistles are for Seasonal banners.

4. Starsea Call Exchange Currencies

Besides the whistles and Lucasprout used to make Calls, Petit Planet has four exchange currencies for obtaining selected clothing and furnishings.

These resources are associated with different banner categories and item types, so they cannot all be used interchangeably.

Curio Cloth

Uses: Redeeming selected clothing from Curio exchange shops.

Sources: Receiving duplicate clothing through eligible Curio Starsea Calls.

Curio Cloth is the clothing exchange material for Curio banners. When you obtain duplicate clothing through eligible Curio Calls, you receive Curio Cloth that can be used to redeem selected clothing directly.

Curio Block

Uses: Redeeming selected furnishings from Curio exchange shops.

Sources: Receiving duplicate furnishings through eligible Curio Starsea Calls.

Curio Block works similarly to Curio Cloth, but it is specifically used for furnishings. Duplicate furniture obtained through eligible Curio Calls provides Curio Blocks for exchanging selected items.

Yarn

Uses: Redeeming selected outfits from the corresponding exchange shop.

Sources: Clothing Starsea Calls, including the Seasonal clothing system.

Yarn is the exchange material associated with clothing in the Seasonal Starsea Call system. It allows players to redeem selected outfits through the corresponding exchange shop.

Block

Uses: Redeeming selected furnishings from the corresponding exchange shop.

Sources: Furnishing Starsea Calls.

Block is the furnishing exchange material for Seasonal Starsea Calls. Although it serves a similar purpose to Curio Block, the two belong to different banner categories.

For a quick comparison, here is how the four exchange currencies are divided:

Banner Category	Clothing	Furnishings
Curio	Curio Cloth	Curio Block
Seasonal	Yarn	Block

Remembering this distinction will help you avoid confusing exchange materials when collecting specific items.

5. Hair Dye and Color Tokens

Petit Planet also has a separate resource system for customizing hairstyle colors. These four items support random color unlocks, duplicate compensation, and special color options.

Spellbubble

Uses: Randomly unlocking one highlight color for a hairstyle.

Sources: Curio Emporium, Starsea Call redemption, and periodically exchanging Gold Stellar-quality flowers with Nimue.

Spellbubble is used to unlock random highlight colors for hairstyles. Because the result is random, you may receive a color that you already own.

In that situation, the duplicate highlight color can provide a Spellbound Whisper Tag instead.

Spellbound Musing Tag

Uses: Redeeming a chosen base hair color.

Sources: Receiving a duplicate base hair color when dyeing with flowers.

The Spellbound Musing Tag is associated with base hair colors. When a flower dye attempt gives you a base color you already own, you receive this tag as duplicate compensation.

Unlike a random dye attempt, it lets you choose the base color you want to redeem.

Spellbound Whisper Tag

Uses: Redeeming a chosen highlight color.

Sources: Receiving a duplicate highlight color from a Spellbubble.

Spellbound Whisper Tags work similarly to Spellbound Musing Tags, but they apply to highlight colors rather than base hair colors.

If you receive a duplicate highlight color from a Spellbubble, this tag gives you another opportunity to select the color you want.

Resplendent Chroma Bubble

Uses: Unlocking the special Resplendent color for hairstyles.

Sources: May appear as a rare bonus when dyeing hair with a Spellbubble.

The Resplendent Chroma Bubble is a rare bonus associated with the Spellbubble dyeing process. It unlocks a special Resplendent color.

Unlike ordinary hairstyle-specific color unlocks, its description indicates that this special color can be applied across hairstyles.

6. Petit Planet Currency Tips: What Should You Keep Track Of?

Check Loomix Mart regularly. Star Anchors cost 100 Footprints each, and the Final Beta limits purchases to three per day. Buying them regularly can help you prepare for future Starsea Voyages.

Understand the difference between Curio and Seasonal Calls. Curio Sea Whistles and regular Sea Whistles are not interchangeable. The same distinction applies to Curio Cloth, Curio Block, Yarn, and Block.

Pay attention to Lucasprout costs. Curio Calls cost 80 Lucasprout, while Seasonal Calls cost 60. Keep these differences in mind when planning your banner resources.

Check clothing trade-in values before exchanging. Neighbor Outfit Tokens come from eligible clothing trade-ins, and the clothing does not need to be a duplicate. Compare the value of an item with the cost of the outfit you want.

Distinguish between hair color compensation tokens. Spellbound Musing Tags are used for base colors, while Spellbound Whisper Tags are used for highlight colors.

Remember that Final Beta values can change. The available Starberry bundles, purchase limits, and other exchange conditions are test-phase information, not guaranteed launch specifications.

Quick Reference: All 20 Petit Planet Currencies at a Glance

Category	Currency	Main Use
Everyday	Dough	Everyday purchases: goods, ingredients, clothing, furnishings, services
Everyday	Footprints	Clothing, useful items, Star Anchors, and rotating goods at Loomix Mart
Everyday	Luca	Watering the Luca Arbor to level it up and develop your planet
Everyday	Star Anchor	Docking your boat at an Islet during a Starsea Voyage
Galactic Bazaar & Collection	Bazaar Jelly	Prize Kiosk rewards at the Galactic Bazaar
Galactic Bazaar & Collection	Hat-Trick Magic Ticket	Playing the Hat-Trick Magic Wheel
Galactic Bazaar & Collection	Omni-Voucher	Redeeming furnishings at the Giftarium
Galactic Bazaar & Collection	Neighbor Outfit Token	Redeeming selected Neighbor outfits at the Neighbor Wardrobe
Premium & Starsea Call	Starberry	Premium currency: converts to Lucasprout and buys Curio Sea Whistle bundles
Premium & Starsea Call	Lucasprout	Buying Curio or Seasonal Starsea Calls
Premium & Starsea Call	Curio Sea Whistle	One Call on an eligible Curio banner
Premium & Starsea Call	Sea Whistle	One Call on an eligible Seasonal banner
Exchange	Curio Cloth	Redeeming selected clothing from Curio exchange shops
Exchange	Curio Block	Redeeming selected furnishings from Curio exchange shops
Exchange	Yarn	Redeeming selected outfits from the Seasonal exchange shop
Exchange	Block	Redeeming selected furnishings from the Seasonal exchange shop
Hair Dye & Color	Spellbubble	Randomly unlocking one highlight color for a hairstyle
Hair Dye & Color	Spellbound Musing Tag	Redeeming a chosen base hair color
Hair Dye & Color	Spellbound Whisper Tag	Redeeming a chosen highlight color
Hair Dye & Color	Resplendent Chroma Bubble	Unlocking the special Resplendent color for hairstyles

Conclusion

Petit Planet's currency system becomes much easier to understand once you know what each resource is used for. Focus on Dough, Footprints, and Luca for everyday activities and progression, then learn the differences between Curio and Seasonal currencies before spending resources on Starsea Calls. Keep in mind that the values and mechanics listed here come from the September 2026 Final Beta and may change before release.

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