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These pages collect the numbers of Stella Orbs in tables. Per-character figures are also on the Characters page, and the controls and flow are on How to play. Everything here is data as of October 2026 and may change as the game is tuned.

Contents: Ultimate Skill (ULT) gauge ・ Damage formula ・ Element affinity ・ Levels and stats ・ Player level and stamina ・ Login bonus ・ Daily missions ・ Collection rewards ・ Gacha rates ・ Enemy actions ・ Boss moves ・ Stage rewards ・ Drops ・ Star Chart

Ultimate Skill (ULT) gauge

Every character has its own ultimate gauge. It charges as follows.

• +1 for each cleared orb of the character's own element, whichever slot it stands in. If two members share the element, both charge.
• A further 20% of that character's gauge needed (rounded; once per formation) when a formation (Ring, Pyramid or Line) of that colour clears.
• From the 2nd chain in a turn, +1 to everyone's gauge per chain, whatever the colour (up to +3 per turn).
• Some skills also add gauge, such as "its own gauge +3" or "everyone's gauge +2".
• When the gauge reaches its maximum (see the table below) the ultimate can be used, and the gauge returns to 0. An ultimate can be used while a piece is in your hands (the board is at rest); while orbs are clearing or falling it cannot be used, and the gauge is kept.

For example, Izanagi, a ★5 of the Balanced type (gauge 17), gains 6+3=9 each time you complete a 6-orb formation of its element, so 2 formations fill it. The more of its colour there is on the board, the more a single formation charges.

Every character's ultimate

Damage formula

Damage from a clear is worked out for each colour that clears at the same time, with this formula.

Damage = orbs cleared × 10 × formation multiplier × attacker affinity × enemy affinity × (ATK ÷ 100) × boosts (summed over every clear of the turn, then multiplied once by the chain multiplier)

• Who attacks: a formation clear is made by the character in that shape's slot (Ring, Pyramid or Line). In a plain clear, every member whose element matches the colour attacks, each with the same formula. A colour that no member shares deals no damage but heals instead (next item).
• All clear: if no orb at all is left on the board when the clears and chains are over, it is an "All clear!". The clear damage of that turn (chains and formations included; not skills or ultimates) is doubled (×2), and every member gains 20% of their maximum ultimate gauge.
• Healing colours: exactly four colours fall. Your party's element colours are always in, and the rest are added in this order: the colour of the stage's elemental barrier, then colours your party beats, then fire, water, grass, light, dark (colours that beat a member come last). When orbs of a colour nobody in the party has (a healing colour) are cleared, each heals 2% of max HP ÷ the number of healing colours (a one-colour party has 3: 0.67% each; two colours have 2: 1%; three colours have 1: 2%). The chain multiplier of that turn applies. The all-clear ×2 does not apply to healing. Orbs the enemy tinted, orbs removed by an ultimate and rainbow orbs heal nothing.
• Attacker affinity: ×1.75 if the colour is the attacker's own element, ×0.5 if it is a colour that beats the attacker's element, otherwise ×1.
• Enemy affinity: ×1.75 if the colour beats the enemy's element, ×0.5 if the enemy's element beats the colour, otherwise ×1 (see the table below).
• Boosts: skill effects such as "damage of the next clear ×1.5" or "damage dealt ×1.3 for 3 turns".
• Skill and ultimate damage (follow-ups and so on) is ATK × multiplier × the affinity between the attacker's element and the enemy's (×1.75, ×1 or ×0.5).
• When it lands: the damage of a chain and any skills is queued and delivered to the enemy in one go when the board has settled. Damage beyond the enemy's HP is lost.

Worked example: Level 1 Loki (fire, ATK 1,058) in the leader's Ring slot completes a Ring of 12 fire orbs as a single clear against a grass enemy: 12 × 10 × 5 × 1.75 (own element) × 1.75 (beats the enemy) × 10.58 = 19,441. If that clear is part of a 3-chain turn, the turn's total is multiplied by ×2.25 at the end, for 43,742, and a plain clear with no formation would deal 3,888.

An enemy attack is the enemy's ATK × the multiplier of that action, reduced by any shield (for example "damage of the next enemy attack -30%") and by any enemy ATK down. The damage comes off the HP pool shared by the whole party.

Element affinity

Fire beats grass, grass beats water, water beats fire, and light and dark beat each other. An advantage is ×1.75, a disadvantage ×0.5, anything else ×1. In the table, the rows are the cleared orb colour and the columns are the enemy's element.

Levels and stats

• Each character has its own level, and HP and attack grow +5% per level, compounding. The multiplier is 1 at level 1 and is multiplied by 1.05 with each level, rounding down (it is calculated as an integer out of 10,000). The ultimate gauge does not change with level.
• The level cap is 30 for ★3, 30 for ★4 and 50 for ★5.
• Levelling up uses materials (fragment, crystal, core) plus coins. Materials of any element can be used, and materials of the character's own element give +25% more experience. Coins cost 5 per experience point gained. Elements can be mixed, and the auto-select buttons (+1, +5, +10, max) pick materials that reach that many levels for you. Going from level L to L+1 needs 100 × L experience, which is 43,500 in total to reach level 30 and 122,500 to reach level 50.

This table shows the Balanced type. Other types apply the multipliers under "Character types" below (each character's Lv1 values are on the Characters page).

Character types

Every character has one of four types, which share out HP, attack and the ultimate gauge differently. Lv1 stats are the base values of the rarity times the type multipliers, rounded to the nearest whole number. The ultimate gauge does not change with level.

You can hold up to 200 characters at first, and 10 more for every 10 player levels.

Player level and stamina

• Player experience comes from winning main stages and Special Dungeons (not from losses or the Daily Challenge). The amount is stamina cost × 10 × (100 + 10 × (chapter − 1)) ÷ 100, rounded down, so each point of stamina is worth 10 in chapter 1, 11 in chapter 2 and 12 in chapter 3 (for Special Dungeons the difficulty number takes the place of the chapter).
• Maximum stamina is 50 + 0.6 × (level − 1), rounded down. Stamina recovers 1 every 5 minutes and when you level up, you gain stamina equal to the new level's maximum (it can go above the maximum, up to 999).
• Each time your player level reaches a multiple of 100 you receive one "Guaranteed ★5 Ticket".

Login bonus

You receive it once per day (Japan time) the first time you open the game that day. You do not need to log in on consecutive days, and skipping a day does not reset you. The calendar cycles every 7 days.

Daily missions

They refresh at midnight Japan time. Progress is counted per mission and stops at the target, and completing all of them earns an extra reward.

Character collection rewards

Every character you have ever obtained is registered in the collection (selling does not remove it). Each time the count reaches a multiple of 5 (5, 10, 15 and so on) you receive Star Core ×50.

Gacha rates

The rates and guarantees below are values as of October 2026 and can change.

• One pull costs 100 "Star Core", and you can pull 1 or 10 at a time. Star Cores are an in-game item earned by playing (there is currently no way to buy them with money).
• Within a rarity every character has the same chance. All 75 characters are in the pool, including the ones you start with.
• In a 10-pull, if none of pulls 1 to 9 gave ★4 or higher, the last pull is drawn only from ★4 and up (★5 300/2100, ★4 1800/2100).
• After 99 pulls without a ★5, pull number 100 is guaranteed to be a ★5. The count restarts whenever a ★5 appears.
• Pulling a duplicate simply adds another copy, and you can field as many copies as you own across the party slots.

Element pickup

• A different element is featured each day of the week, and only characters of that element appear. The day changes at midnight Japan time.
• The rates per rarity (★5 3%, ★4 18%, ★3 79%) are the same as the standard gacha. Within a rarity, every character of that element has the same chance.
• The Star Core cost (100 per pull), the 10-pull guarantee and the pity count (100) are also the same as the standard gacha.
• The pity count is kept separately for each element. After 99 pulls without a ★5 on that element's pickup, pull number 100 is a guaranteed ★5 of that element. Pulls on the normal gacha or on other elements do not count, and the count carries over to the next day. ★5 guarantee tickets cannot be used on pickups.

Enemy actions

When its countdown reaches 0, an enemy performs its actions in a fixed order (enemies with several actions repeat them). Every enemy (each boss character and each kind of minor enemy) has its own fixed moves and uses the same moves wherever it appears; on harder stages the numbers of those moves (turns, counts, %) are stronger. Minor enemies start using their special moves around chapter 4 (some stronger enemies earlier). Besides attacks and junk orbs there are the actions below. Poison, ATK down, Guard, Skill seal and Colour lock end when that enemy is defeated (cursed orbs stay on the board).

Boss moves

The moves each stage boss uses, in the order it uses them (after the last one it starts again). Damage figures are estimates with that boss's ATK on that stage (element affinity, shields and so on change them). Special Dungeon bosses use the same moves at every difficulty, getting stronger as the difficulty rises.

Stage rewards

The main story has 15 chapters (1: Starsea Corridor, 2: Temple of Constellations, 3: Celestial Sphere at Dusk, 4: World Tree of the Frost Night, 5: Thundering Olympus, 6: Underworld of Seven Gates, 7: Star River of the East, 8: Kingdoms of Sand and Great Rivers, 9: Land of Wildfire and Storm, 10: Forest of Moon and Vine, 11: The Holy Sword and the First Night, 12: Warring States Under the Moon, 13: Peach Garden of the Heavens, 14: Land of Gold and Frost, 15: The Edge of the Starsea), and each stage unlocks after the one before it is cleared. First-clear and repeat rewards are in the table below. The boss is the last enemy of each stage, and the HP, ATK and countdown shown are the boss's.

Special Dungeons

These can be played any time, as often as you like, to farm materials and coins. There is a coin dungeon (Coin Asteroid Belt) and one crystal dungeon per element (Fire Crystal Nebula, Water Crystal Nebula, Grass Crystal Nebula, Light Crystal Nebula, Dark Crystal Nebula) that drops materials of that element, each in 4 difficulties (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert). Your first clear of each difficulty also gives Star Core ×50, Stardust ×2.

Formation bonus: when you win, you earn extra rewards for each formation you completed. In crystal dungeons each Ring gives 1 crystal, each Pyramid 2 fragments and each Line 1 fragment (up to 3 crystals and 10 fragments per clear). In the coin dungeon a Ring gives 3,900, a Pyramid 2,600 and a Line 1,300 coins, up to 26,000 coins.

Drops (per defeated enemy)

• When you win, each enemy you defeated may drop a material of its own element (fragment, crystal or core), "Stardust" and "Star Crystal". Main stages and Special Dungeons work the same way.
• Drops are only awarded when you win. If you lose or retire, you get nothing; if you continue and then win, you receive the drops of every enemy you defeated. They are added on top of the stage rewards, and are separate from the daily challenge.
• "Star Crystal" drops at 50% of the "Stardust" rate (rounded down). Getting 2 or more "Stardust" in one battle is a jackpot. The sortie confirmation lists the materials and rates for that stage under "Drops".
• "Stardust" is used for level-ups of ★5 characters from Lv 40. The daily challenge gives (1 + floor(level / 5)) x 2 of them (for example 18 at level 40), and the login bonus gives 2 every day and 10 on day 7. A use for "Star Crystal" is coming soon.

Star Chart

The Star Chart has 12 directions, 59 stars and about 410 steps in total. Both opening a star and raising a step use Star Crystals (about 690 for the whole regular chart, before the discount on later elements). How it works is explained under Star Chart on the How to play page.

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