Iroi is now live in Neverness to Everness as an S-rank Anima character, and she arrives with a full wardrobe. Beyond her default costume, she has five extra skins. Two are completely free through gameplay, two sit in the Fashion Shop for premium currency, and one only drops from the gacha banner.
Quick answer: Reach Bond Level 10 for Starlit Night (free), spend 8,000 Mystery Buttons in the 999 Nights Button Shop for Channeling… (free), pull the Scarborough Fair banner for Archmage, and buy Summer Dream (1,680 Riftcrystal) or Dreamweaver (2,680 Riftcrystal) from the Fashion Shop.

Every Iroi skin and where to get it
Here is the full list of Iroi outfits and their unlock methods. Prices marked with a discount reflect the Version 1.2 launch window, after which they go up.
| Skin | Source | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Starlit Night | Bond system | Free (Bond Level 10) |
| Channeling… | 999 Nights Button Shop | 8,000 Mystery Buttons |
| Archmage | Scarborough Fair banner | Gacha (pity at 200 pulls) |
| Summer Dream | Fashion Shop | 1,680 Riftcrystal (2,480 after v1.2) |
| Dreamweaver | Fashion Shop | 2,680 Riftcrystal (3,280 after v1.2) |
A community rundown lined up all six looks side by side, from the default outfit through the premium Dreamweaver, if you want to compare them before committing anything.
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Starlit Night from Bond Level 10
Starlit Night unlocks the moment Iroi’s bond reaches Level 10. You raise her affection by giving her three gifts each day, so the outfit is a matter of steady daily visits rather than a single big spend.
The gifts she values most speed this up considerably:
- 999 Nights Home Decor
- A Handwritten Letter
- Unknown Mystery Box
Once the bond meter hits Level 10, the skin lands in your wardrobe automatically. You will see the outfit appear as an equippable option on Iroi’s cosmetics screen.

Channeling… from the 999 Nights Button Shop
The 999 Nights game mode runs its own store that trades cosmetics for Mystery Buttons. You earn that currency through ordinary play in the mode, so no real money is involved.
You collect Mystery Buttons by:
- Completing the Exploration Guide
- Opening treasure chests
- Defeating enemies
Channeling… costs 8,000 Mystery Buttons. Once you have enough, buy it directly from the Button Shop and it transfers to Iroi’s outfit list for use back in Hethereau.
Archmage from the gacha banner
Archmage is locked to the gacha. To get it you spend wishes on the Scarborough Fair banner, which carries several rewards alongside the skin. Because the drop is random, there is no direct purchase path.
The safety net is a soft pity that guarantees the outfit once you reach 200 total pulls. If luck runs cold, that ceiling ensures Archmage still lands eventually rather than draining wishes indefinitely.
Summer Dream and Dreamweaver from the Fashion Shop
Both premium outfits sit in the Fashion Shop and cost Riftcrystal, the currency tied to real-money spending. New character skins list at a launch discount, so grabbing them during Version 1.2 saves crystals.
Summer Dream runs 1,680 Riftcrystal right now and climbs to 2,480 once Version 1.2 wraps. Dreamweaver is the pricier of the two at 2,680 Riftcrystal, rising to 3,280 after the patch. Dreamweaver is also the flashiest option, packed with its own special animations.

Note: If you plan to buy either one, doing it before Version 1.2 ends is the cheaper route, since both prices jump the moment the patch cycle closes.
If you want everything without spending, the two free skins are the ones to chase first. Starlit Night only asks for daily gifting to reach Bond Level 10, while Channeling… is a straightforward grind in 999 Nights. The Fashion Shop pair and the gacha Archmage are for players willing to invest, with the discount window making the two Riftcrystal outfits noticeably cheaper while Version 1.2 is live.






