Event Shop

Stats

Location

Middle Town

Sea

1/2/3

Type

Shop

Locations

First Sea: Middle Town, next to the fountain. Second Sea: Inside The Café, near one of the trading tables. Third Sea: Inside the building at Castle on the Sea, near the small bar entrance.

Types of Currency

Each event introduces a unique material that serves as currency. While the method of obtaining currency varies per event, item prices remain consistent. — Obtained by opening chests during the Confetti Event. Players could earn up to 100 Confetti per hour. — Obtained during the Valentine's Event by defeating enemies, delivering notes, or completing Cupid's daily quests. — Obtained by gathering Easter Eggs during the Easter Event

Stock System

The Event Shop features a randomized stock. Items are selected from a predefined pool and refresh every hour. Possible items include: Money (amount depends on Sea) First Sea: 3,300 / 8,250 / 16,500 Second Sea: 10,000 / 25,000 Third Sea: 20,000 / 50,000 Currency cost varies. Race Rerolls (50 Currency) Experience Boosts (15 min – 25 Currency / 30 min – 50 Currency) Random Fruits (3 available at a time; cost depends on fruit) Fragments Fragment Certain items were exclusive to specific events. These were typically new Aura skins or accessories and were among the most expensive items in the shop. Confetti Event Exclusives Party Hat Aura Skin Valentine's Event Exclusives Cupid's Coat Heart Shades Aura Skin Easter Event Exclusives Easter Tapestry Profile Background Cracked Egg Helmet Easter Chalice; only available after secret dialogue option is unlocked

Trivia

The Event Shop is the first shop to use as a currency, with the Valentines Gacha Dealer being the second. Some fruits were priced higher in event currency compared to their standard monetary value. Money purchased from the Event Shop is not affected by the 2x Money. During the Confetti Event, Leopard could not be purchased because its cost exceeded the maximum obtainable Confetti (1,000). The maximum amount of (1,250) allowed players to purchase higher-priced fruits such as Kitsune. Most fruits displayed their hotbar icon in the shop UI; however, Quake displayed the physical fruit model instead. Similar to the Blox Fruits Stock, purchasing a fruit replaces the player’s current fruit rather than providing a physical item. Leftover event materials currently have no confirmed use. The Confetti and Valentine’s Shop UIs differed in size and layout, possibly reflecting UI adjustments for mobile compatibility. After an event ends, the Event Shop may still appear in private servers, but displays the message: "This Event has ended!" and does not allow purchases.