Petit Planet Gacha: Final Beta Banners, Rates and Guarantees

Does Petit Planet have gacha?

Yes. The live Final Beta has a randomized system called Starsea Call, plus randomized Production used with Seasonal Goods. HoYoverse’s official probability notice lists two outfit calls, one furniture call, one clothing-production pool and one furniture-production pool.

The Final Beta FAQ separately says purchases are unavailable during this test. That means the test can contain random draws without offering real-money transactions. It does not establish the launch price, paid-currency conversion or permanent monetization model.

Final Beta pools at a glance

• Galactic Dreamseeker: Outfit Starsea Call. Named-set pieces total 7%; other seasonal items total 93%. Ten calls guarantee at least one named-set item.
• Astral Dreamseeker: Outfit Starsea Call. Named-set pieces total 7%; other seasonal items total 93%. Ten calls guarantee at least one named-set item.
• Floradise: Furniture Starsea Call. Miracle items total 1.4%, Stellar items 5.6% and other furniture 93%. Ten calls guarantee at least one Miracle or Stellar item.
• Cloud Waltz: Production awards Yarn for outfit redemption: ×100 at 2%, ×20–24 at 8% and ×5–8 at 90%. Ten Productions guarantee a ×20–24 result.
• Sprouting Star: Production awards Blocks for furniture redemption: ×100 at 2%, ×20–24 at 8% and ×5–8 at 90%. Ten Productions guarantee a ×20–24 result.

The guarantee is not a promise to complete an outfit or furniture set in ten attempts. For the two Dreamseeker pools it guarantees an item from the named set; for Floradise it guarantees one Miracle or Stellar furniture item.

Outfit Starsea Call rates

The two Dreamseeker pools use the same published rate structure:

• Base probability for an item from the named outfit set: 7.0000%.
• Overall probability for that group, including the guarantee: 13.5654%.
• Base probability for one of the other seasonal items: 93.0000%.
• At least one named-set item is guaranteed within every ten Starsea Calls.

Within each Dreamseeker pool, the two Miracle pieces are listed at 0.0365% each. The remaining named-set pieces use individual rates of 0.7109% or 1.0208%, while the other seasonal accessories use 8.1375% or 15.1125% individual rates. Use the official notice for the item-by-item table; a group rate should not be mistaken for the chance of receiving an entire outfit at once.

Floradise furniture rates

Floradise uses Curio Sea Whistles for furniture Starsea Calls. Its published structure is:

• Four Miracle items at 0.3500% each, or 1.4000% base probability in total.
• Eight Stellar items at 0.7000% each, or 5.6000% base probability in total.
• Twelve other furniture items at 7.7500% each, or 93.0000% in total.
• Overall probability including the guarantee: 2.7131% for Miracle furniture and 10.8523% for Stellar furniture.
• At least one Miracle or Stellar item from the season is guaranteed within every ten Starsea Calls.

Seasonal Goods production rates

Cloud Waltz and Sprouting Star do not directly award a random outfit or furniture piece. Production awards a redemption currency first: Yarn for Cloud Waltz and Blocks for Sprouting Star.

• ×100: 2.0000%.
• ×24: 2.6667%.
• ×22: 2.6667%.
• ×20: 2.6667%.
• ×8: 22.5000%.
• ×7: 22.5000%.
• ×6: 22.5000%.
• ×5: 22.5000%.

The notice gives an overall probability including the guarantee of 1.8664% for the ×100 result and 14.1440% for the ×20–24 group. Yarn and Blocks carry into the next season and can be used with the next season’s Seasonal Goods.

What happens to duplicate items?

Duplicate outfit items from the Dreamseeker Starsea Calls convert into Curio Cloth. Depending on the item, the published conversion is 20, 15, 10, 4 or 1 Curio Cloth. Cloth can redeem unowned clothing from the season and carries over for the next season’s Curios.

Duplicate Floradise furniture converts into Curio Blocks. The published item groups convert into 20, 10 or 2 blocks. Curio Blocks can redeem furniture from the season; an already unlocked item’s repeat redemption costs less. The notice also says Miracle and Stellar furniture have limited redemption quantities. Curio Blocks carry over to the next season.

Are characters or Neighbors in the gacha?

None of the five pools in the official Final Beta probability notice contains a playable character or Neighbor. The listed rewards are clothing, tools, accessories, furniture or redemption currency. This describes the current notice only; it is not a promise that every future pool or the launch version will use the same categories.

What is still unknown?

The official probability notice does not state the input cost for each Starsea Call or Production, a real-money price, a paid-currency conversion, free-currency income or whether the exact pools and rates will carry into the released game. Community screenshots can help locate a system, but they are not used here to fill those gaps.

Epic lists the base game as free and Google Play labels it as containing in-app purchases with random items. Those storefront fields support a future purchase model, but they do not define its prices. For the test boundary and data wipe, read Final Beta rules; for release timing, use the release timeline.