"Warm your muscles and power up your Ki, as an exciting new in-game event called "Festival of Universes" is coming to the world of DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2." ― Bandai Namco Official Site
The Festival of Universes is a special online event held in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. The events were released as part of the 1.21.00 free update in October, 2023. To gain access to the mode, all quests related to "The Saiyan Threat" and "Ruckus on Planet Namek" from the main story need to be completed.
Overview[]
The Festival of Universes is an event held periodically within a Universe Lobby for 9 consecutive weeks (3 months). There are three universe lobbies that consists of: Universe 6, Universe 7 & Universe 11.
Each lobby includes:
- A Festival of Universes Reception Bot
- Expert Mission Bot
- Raid Quest Bot
- Cross Versus Bot
- Parallel Quest Bot
- 1-vs-1 Unlimited Battle Bot
- 1-vs-1 Limited Battle Bot
- Tournament Shop
- Timespace Delivery Shop
Alongside that, the lobby features a large Universe scoreboard screen, a stage, statues of respective Universe G.O.D's and special camaraderie characters.
The primary objective of the Festival is to earn Glory Points. Glory Points serve as the players contribution to their respective Universe's overall score, in-place team/individual leaderboard score as well as individual reward score. Glory Points can be earned by doing in-game activities such as Parallel Quests, Raid Quests, Expert Missions, PVP, Cross Versus & Special Events. Each week, a random in-game activity will be selected to give the player a chance to earn more Glory Points than usual.
Added with the 2nd Festival of Universes, the top 9 players that earn the highest Glory Points for their universe will be determined as an Elite Patroller. Elite Patrollers will have statues of the players spawn randomly in the universe lobby. The selection of players will be determined each week and can vary on the platform. Elite Patrollers also earn more glory points during Elite Patroller Matches, held occassionally.
Additonally, the player can also earn Star Coins, an exclusive currency used for purchacing Festival items from the "Tournanment Shop." The higher the player's ranking, the more they earn.
Participation[]
To participate in the Festival of Universes, the player must interact with the Universe Lobby Reception bot and the player will be granted three options, as shown in the image above.
Once entering their selected lobby, the player must go to the Festival of Universes reception bot, select the "View Universe" option, and there, the player can choose from Universe 6, 7 or 11 as their team.
Upon joining the universe of their choice, the player will receive a Festival Uniform clothing in the colors of their corresponding universe. It can be obtained from the Timespace Delivery Shop.
Other modes/events that give Glory Points[]
While Parallel Quests, Cross Versus, Raid Quests, Expert Missions as well as PvP are the focus events that give out Glory Points, especially due to the boost certain weeks give to certain events, there are other modes which give out Glory Points, albeit it is a very small amount. Those include:
| Modes/Events |
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| World Tournament |
| Hero Colosseum |
| Conton City Tournament |
| Frieza's Siege |
| Crystal Raid |
| Main Story |
| Advancement Tests |
Event Lineup[]
| 1st Festival of Universes | 2nd Festival of Universes | ||
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| Week 1
(15/10/23 - 22/10/23) |
Parallel Quest | Week 1
(5/8/24 - 12/8/24) |
Parallel Quest |
| Week 2
(22/10/23 - 29/10/23 |
Expert Mission | Week 2
(12/8/24 - 19/8/24) |
Cross Versus |
| Week 3
(29/10/23 - 5/11/23) |
Cross Versus | X2 Bonus: Week 3
(19/8/24 - 26/8/24) |
Elite Patroller Match |
| Week 4
(5/11/23 - 12/11/23) |
1-vs-1 Limited Battle | Week 4
(26/8/24 - 2/9/24) |
Raid Quest |
| Week 5
(12/11/23 - 19/11/23 |
Parallel Quest | Week 5
(2/9/24 - 9/9/24) |
Expert Mission |
| Week 6
(19/11/23 - 26/11/23) |
Raid Quest | X2 Bonus: Week 6
(9/9/24 - 16/9/24) |
Elite Patroller Match |
| Week 7
(26/11/23 - 3/12/23) |
1-vs-1 Unlimited Battle | Week 7
(16/9/24 - 22/9/24) |
Parallel Quest |
| Week 8
(3/12/23 - 10/12/23) |
Expert Mission | Week 8
(23/9/24 - 29/9/24) |
Raid Quest |
| X3 Bonus: Week 9
(10/12/23 - 17/12/23) |
Cross Versus | X3 Bonus: Week 9
(30/9/24 - 7/10/24) |
Elite Patroller Match |
Camaraderie[]
Camaraderie is a new feature of the Festival of Universes that takes certain characters from the game and grant them either reinventions of already existing moves, or an entirely new and exclusive one, which goes towards a new preset for the character. There is 5 stars total for each character.
Talking to any of the avaliable characters in the Universe Lobby will unlock their Camaraderie bar, which works similar to the Mentor-Friendship bar.
Ways to increase the bar include:
- Interacting with them which will open up different chat dialogs.
- Taking them out on Parallel Quests (you can choose to be said character also), which is the fastest method of increasing Camaraderie (recommendations include Parallel Quests 3, 23 and 83), Online Raid Quests, Expert Missions, PvP etc.
At max three stars, it will require you to talk to said character, who will reward you 1 Demon Realm Crystal and 1 Super Mix Capsule for your efforts in the Festival, as well as for your camaraderie progression. Once the camaraderie bar has been maxed out to 5 stars, the character will gift you a shirt with an image of them slapped onto it as well as the option to fight 1-on-1. Upon success, a new preset will be unlocked. (Note that they use Cross Versus AI which is significantly harder to deal with than the basic AI seen elsewhere.)
To unlock the Festival preset of each character, you will have to select the "I want to fight" option that unlocks after maxing a character's camaraderie and claiming their T-Shirt, and then defeat them in battle (if the option is unlocked but the preset hasn't been unlocked yet, a pink bubble with an exclamation point above a handshake will appear above the character who's Festival preset is still locked). Maxing out a character's camarederie also gives you the ability to talk with them. Once defeated, the specified character will talk to you on stage and the preset will therefore be unlocked. Once this is done, talking to the character will offer the "I want to have a serious fight" option which gives you the option to fight a much more powerful version of the character, however fighting them there won't give any rewards; in these fights, you can only use your avatars, but Limit Burst can be used. It is also worth noting that fighting these characters that way won't award any Glory Points.
It is worth noting that unlocking Hercule's Festival preset will actually unlock two presets: Hercule Gi 2 and Hercule Gi 3. Hercule Gi 3 is the Festival preset and can be used in any events where possible, however the Hercule Gi 2 can only be used in Training.
The 2nd Festival of Universes added the ability to select one character from the camaraderie menu that will always be in the lobby, allowing the player to raise the chosen character's camaraderie level much quicker. Once selected, and after either going on a quest, fighting a match, or returning to the title screen, the chosen character will always wait at the center stage of any universe lobby. It is worth noting that selecting a specific character will require the player to have already interacted with the specified character at least once.
All Festival presets are unlocked for all accounts if extra have been created, regardless of the account's progress.
Characters that have undergone the Festival treatment include:
| Character | Move |
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| Goku | Super Spirit Bomb (Festival) |
| Krillin | Solar Flare (Festival) |
| Android 18 | Deadly Dance (Festival) |
| Cell (Perfect) | Perfect Attack (Festival) |
| Videl | Eagle Kick (Festival) |
| Majin Buu | Innocence Bullet (Festival) |
| Broly | Gigantic Omega (Festival) |
| Hit | Flash Fist Crush (Festival) |
| Zamasu | Instant Severance (Festival) |
| Raditz | Double Sunday (Festival) |
| Nappa | Arm Crash (Festival) |
| Captain Ginyu | Milky Cannon (Fesrival) |
| Android 17 | Side Bridge (Festival) |
| Pan | Feint Shot (Festival) |
| Rosé Goku Black | Divine Retribution (Festival) |
| Dabura | Hellblade Rush (Festival) |
| Kefla (Super Saiyan) | Blaster Ball (Festival) |
| SSGSS Gogeta | God Punisher (Festival) |
| Jiren (Full Power) | Infinity Rush (Festival) |
| Dyspo | Justice Crush (Festival) |
| Gohan (Teen) | Violet Flash (Festival) |
| Gotenks | Victory Cannon (Festival) |
| Hercule | Present For You (Festival) |
| Android 16 | Rocket Tackle (Festival) |
| Goku (Ultra Instinct -Sign-) | Blinding Blitz (Festival) |
The 1st Festival of Universes added Goku, Krillin, Android 18, Cell (Perfect), Videl, Majin Buu, Broly, Hit, Zamasu, Raditz, Nappa, Captain Ginyu, Android 17, Pan, Rosé Goku Black, Dabura, Kefla (Super Saiyan), SSGSS Gogeta, Jiren (Full Power) and Dyspo.
The 2nd Festival of Universes added, Gohan (Teen), Gotenks, Hercule, Android 16 and Goku (Ultra Instinct -Sign-). The first week introduced Gohan (Teen) and Android 16, the second week added Hercule, the third week added Goku (Ultra Instinct -Sign-) and the fourth week added Gotenks.
Placements & Rewards[]
Given that the goal of this event is to play many events to earn as many Glory Points as possible, which in turn contributes to the score of the Universe Team the player has chosen, it is therefore given that ranking as high as possible is the goal of every player during the Festival of Universes. While the final tally after 9 weeks is what matters most, there is still value in weekly contributions: first, at the end of each week, Trunks and the Supreme Kai of Time will show up to announce which Universe is currently in the lead, giving players a reminder to try and earn more if their team arrived second or third. Second, depending on how much Glory Points are earned individually by players during a week, their placement will give them access to certain prizes, the better ones available for those who ranked the highest.
As previoulsy mentined, during the Festival of Universes, players, by acquiring Glory Points and helping their chosen universe team rise through the leaderboard, can earn rewards based on their universe's placement, as well as their own in-team placement or general Glory Points total acquisition. Rewards are then distributed, either at the beginning of the next week, or at the end of the Festival of Universes period, depending on what type of reward it is. When they are available, players will be able to get them at the Timespace Delivery robot. It is worth noting that most unique rewards (clothing sets, auras and Cross Versus Badges) change with each edition of the Festival of Universes, giving them a certain exclusivity to them since they haven't returned in subsequent editions (except for the Festival Champion aura).
1st Festival of Universes rewards[]
Participation rewards[]
Those rewards are obtained simply by participating in the Festival of Universes and are claimable at the Timspace Delivery (some of them could however be bought twice at the TP Medal Shop while the event was ongoing).
| Rewards | How to get | Available when |
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| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 6) | Participate in the 1st Festival of Universes by choosing Team Universe 6 | Upon choosing team Universe 6 |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 7) | Participate in the 1st Festival of Universes by choosing Team Universe 7 | Upon choosing team Universe 7 |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 11) | Participate in the 1st Festival of Universes by choosing Team Universe 11 | Upon choosing team Universe 11 |
| Festival Uniform (Full Set) | Participate in the 1st Festival of Universes by choosing any Universe Team | Upon choosing any Universe team |
Weekly Glory Points Rewards[]
To get those rewards at the beginning of the next week, 3500 Glory Points at minimum had to have been earned during the previous week.
| Week | Rewards | Available when |
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| 1 | 250 TP Medals | Beginning of week 2 |
| 2 | Full set of Dragon Balls | Beginning of week 3 |
| 3 | Zen-Oh Button | Beginning of week 4 |
| 4 | 250 TP Medals | Beginning of week 5 |
| 5 | Full set of Dragon Balls | Beginning of week 6 |
| 6 | Zen-Oh Button | Beginning of week 7 |
| 7 | 250 TP Medals | Beginning of week 8 |
| 8 | Full set of Dragon Balls | Beginning of week 9 |
| 9 | Zen-Oh Button | End of the Festival of Universes |
Weekly In-Team placement rewards[]
Different rewards could be acquired depending how you ranked within your own universe team at the end of a week, ranking determined based on the amount of individual Glory Points earned during that week. This was the main way to acquire the bronze, silver and gold variants of the Festival Uniforms.
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Total Glory Points rewards[]
Those rewards depended on the total amount of Glory Points earned throughout the entire event. If a certain amount of Glory Points was earned over the course of a week, then the rewards matching the amount of Glory Points needed would be awarded at the beginning of the following week. Once the last reward is earned no extra prizes can be acquired by earning more Glory Points. In total, to earn all rewards, players needed to earn 47 000 Glory Points at minimum. This reward system was designed in levels, with each level corresponding to a certain Glory Points total amount needed and the reward it unlocked, with level 15 being the highest.
| Level | Glory Points needed | Rewards | Available when |
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| 1 | 1500 | "I never could've gotten here on my own!" (Super Soul) | At the beginning of the following week depending on how much Glory Points total have been earned |
| 2 | 3000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 3 | 5000 | 10 Super Mix Capsule Z | |
| 4 | 7000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 5 | 9500 | Demon Clothes (Piccolo, with Cape, Custom) (Full Set) | |
| 6 | 12 000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 7 | 15 000 | 10 Super Mix Capsule Z | |
| 8 | 18 000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 9 | 21 500 | Aura (Potential Unleashed) | |
| 10 | 25 000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 11 | 29 000 | King Kai Costume (Custom) (Full Set) | |
| 12 | 33 000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 13 | 37 500 | Goku's Turtle Hermit Gi (Custom) (Full Set) | |
| 14 | 42 000 | 50 TP Medals | |
| 15 | 47 000 | Aura (Super Saiyan) |
Overall Individual Placement rewards[]
Those rewards are determined based on how many Glory Points total have been earned by the player by the end of the Festival of Universes.
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Overall Team Placement rewards[]
Glory Points earned by all players serve to make their chosen Universe Team rise through the leaderboard to hope to crown their chosen team champion. Based on the results at the end of the Festival of Universes, rewards based on the team's placement was given out at the end of the event.
| Rank | Rewards | Available when |
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| Champion |
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Cross Versus Badges[]
The last rewards worth mentioning are the Cross Versus Badges. At the end of the Festival of Universes, certain Cross Versus Badges were given out to players based on their Universe Team's placement. There exist 9 versions of the 1st Festival GoD Badge in the game's files, a bronze, a silver, and a gold variant for Universes 6, 7 and 11, depicting their respective God of Destruction above the number 1, number standing for 1st Festival of Universes. However only one variant for all three universes were given out at the end of the event, the bronze variant of its universe for the Universe who arrived in third position, the silver variant for the second position, and the gold for the champion. There's also the 1st Festival Champion Badge which was given out to the player who earned the most Glory Points throughout the entirety of the event.
2nd Festival of Universes rewards[]
Participation rewards[]
Those rewards are obtained simply by participating in the Festival of Universes and are claimable at the Timspace Delivery (some of them could however be bought twice at the TP Medal Shop while the event was ongoing).
| Rewards | How to get | Available when |
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| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 6) | Participate in the 2nd Festival of Universes by choosing Team Universe 6 | Upon choosing team Universe 6 |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 7) | Participate in the 2nd Festival of Universes by choosing Team Universe 7 | Upon choosing team Universe 7 |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 11) | Participate in the 2nd Festival of Universes by choosing Team Universe 11 | Upon choosing team Universe 11 |
| Festival Uniform (Full Set) | Participate in the 1st Festival of Universes by choosing any Universe Team | Upon choosing any Universe team |
Weekly Glory Points Rewards[]
To get those rewards at the beginning of the next week, 3500 Glory Points at minimum had to have been earned during the previous week. The TP Medals rewards from the 1st Festival were replaced by Star Coins, but the amount earned stayed the same.
| Week | Rewards | Available when |
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| 1 | 250 Star Coins | Beginning of week 2 |
| 2 | Full set of Dragon Balls | Beginning of week 3 |
| 3 | Zen-Oh Button | Beginning of week 4 |
| 4 | 250 Star Coins | Beginning of week 5 |
| 5 | Full set of Dragon Balls | Beginning of week 6 |
| 6 | Zen-Oh Button | Beginning of week 7 |
| 7 | 250 Star Coins | Beginning of week 8 |
| 8 | Full set of Dragon Balls | Beginning of week 9 |
| 9 | Zen-Oh Button | End of the Festival of Universes |
Weekly In-Team placement rewards[]
Different rewards could be acquired depending how you ranked within your own universe team at the end of a week, ranking determined based on the amount of individual Glory Points earned during that week. This was the main way to acquire the bronze, silver and gold variants of the Festival Uniforms.
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Total Glory Points rewards[]
Those rewards depended on the total amount of Glory Points earned throughout the entire event. If a certain amount of Glory Points was earned over the course of a week, then the rewards matching the amount of Glory Points needed would be awarded at the beginning of the following week. Once the last reward is earned no extra prizes can be acquired by earning more Glory Points. In total, to earn all rewards, players needed to earn 47 000 Glory Points at minimum. This reward system was designed in levels, with each level corresponding to a certain Glory Points total amount needed and the reward it unlocked, with level 15 being the highest. Some of the rewards from the 1st Festival of Universes were changed: the Super Soul, custom clothing sets and the auras were switched with others, and the TP Medals were changed wth Star Coins.
| Level | Glory Points needed | Rewards | Available when |
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| 1 | 1500 | "I'd rather fight alone and die!" (Super Soul) | At the beginning of the following week depending on how much Glory Points total have been earned |
| 2 | 3000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 3 | 5000 | 10 Super Mix Capsule Z | |
| 4 | 7000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 5 | 9500 | Android 17's Clothes (Custom) (Full Set) | |
| 6 | 12 000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 7 | 15 000 | 10 Super Mix Capsule Z | |
| 8 | 18 000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 9 | 21 500 | Aura (Villainous Mode) | |
| 10 | 25 000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 11 | 29 000 | Beerus's Clothes (Custom) (Full Set) | |
| 12 | 33 000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 13 | 37 500 | Gohan's Gi (Adult) (Custom) (Full Set) | |
| 14 | 42 000 | 100 Star Coins | |
| 15 | 47 000 | Aura (Super Saiyan 2) |
Overall Individual Placement rewards[]
Those rewards are determined based on how many Glory Points total have been earned by the player by the end of the Festival of Universes. The TP Medals available during the 1st Festival were changed with Star Coins, but the amount stayed the same. The aura available was also changed with another.
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Glory Points earned by all players serve to make their chosen Universe Team rise through the leaderboard to hope to crown their chosen team champion. Based on the results at the end of the Festival of Universes, rewards based on the team's placement was given out at the end of the event. TP Medals available as rewards during the 1st Festival were switched out for Star Coins.
| Rank | Rewards | Available when |
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Cross Versus Badges[]
The last rewards worth mentioning are the Cross Versus Badges. At the end of the Festival of Universes, certain Cross Versus Badges will be given out to players based on their Universe Team's placement. There exist 9 versions of the 2nd Festival GoD Badge in the game's files, a bronze, a silver, and a gold variant for Universes 6, 7 and 11, depicting their respective God of Destruction above the number 2, number standing for 2nd Festival of Universes. However only one variant for all three universes will be given out at the end of the event, the bronze variant of its universe for the Universe who arrived in third position, the silver variant for the second position, and the gold for the champion. There's also the 2nd Festival Champion Badge which will be given out to the player who earned the most Glory Points throughout the entirety of the event.
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Festival Shop[]
During the Festival of Universes, a shop is available in all three universe lobbies, which allows you to purchase items from the TP Medal Shop that are available in Conton City (though not all available items can be purchased from the universe lobby shop). With the 2nd Festival of Universes, two new shops are now available as well: those are the STP Medal Shop (availble only starting this edition of the Festival of Universes, since the STP Medal update was added in-between the 1st and the 2nd), and the brand new Star Coin Shop, a new type of shop bringing a new currency as well as exclusive purchasable items. Unlike the TP Medal Shop, all available items in the STP Medal Shop in Conton City are available in the one in the Universe lobbies.
Unlike TP Medals or STP Medals, Star Coins can neither be obtained through purchases or in-game events and modes; the only way to get Star Coins is by playing the Festival of Universes. By acquiring Glory Points during all nine weeks of the 2nd Festival, players can acquire various rewards, which can include Star Coins, that are made available either at the end of a week, or at the end of the Festival.
Ways to obtain Star Coins[]
| Method | Number of Star Coins | When the rewards are available |
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| Weekly Glory Point Rewards (as long as the target 3500 Glory Points is met during the week) |
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| Total Glory Point Rewards (during the entire period of the Festival, acquiring a certain amount of Glory Points will award certain rewards) |
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After having earned a sufficient amount of Star Coins, the player can then use them to purchase exclusive items, which include character specific custom clothes sets as well as auras. Clothing can be bought multiple times.
Star Coin Shop[]
| Item | Price |
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| Battle Suit (Vegeta, on entry) (Custom) |
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| Aura (Super Saiyan God) |
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Festival Uniforms at the TP Medal Shop[]
During the 1st and the 2nd Festival of Universes, players could obtain Festival Uniforms based on certain universes simply by playing during the event, with, however, no way of getting the ones from the other two universes players didn't choose to be a part of this way. However, there was still a way: all festival uniforms were able to be purchased at the TP Medal Shop, for prices ranging from 3 000 TP Medals at the minimum to 30 000 TP Medals at the maximum for individual pieces of equipment. It is worth noting however that, once one of the festival uniforms is bought, all others will no longer be available for purchase anymore, meaning that players can only buy one extra festival uniform from any universe in any coloration they want, but that is it. They are made available once more a couple of weeks later, with the same rules applying once more. It is also worth noting that the 2nd Festival of Universes didn't bring back the 1st Festival of Universes uniforms, meaning that only the current Festival's uniforms can be bought during the event.
During the 1st Festival of Universes, the Festival Uniforms were purchasable through th TP Medal Shop in Conton City, however, during the 2nd Festival of Universes, they could no longer be purchased from the Conton City TP Medal Shop, instead they were available through the one available in the Universes lobbies. The Festival Uniforms can't be purchased using STP Medals.
| Festival Uniform | Price |
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| 1st Festival of Universes | |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 6) | 3000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 6, Gold) | 30 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 6, Silver) | 20 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 6, Bronze) | 10 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 7) | 3000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 7, Gold) | 30 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 7, Silver) | 20 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 7, Bronze) | 10 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 11) | 3000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 11, Gold) | 30 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 11, Silver) | 20 000 TP Medals |
| 1st Festival Uniform (Universe 11, Bronze) | 10 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival of Universes | |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 6) | 3000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 6, Gold) | 30 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 6, Silver) | 20 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 6, Bronze) | 10 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 7) | 3000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 7, Gold) | 30 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 7, Silver) | 20 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 7, Bronze) | 10 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 11) | 3000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 11, Gold) | 30 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 11, Silver) | 20 000 TP Medals |
| 2nd Festival Uniform (Universe 11, Bronze) | 10 000 TP Medals |
Results of the Festival of Universes[]
1st Fesival of Universes[]
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2nd Festival of Universes[]
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