I was two rooms from a miniboss when a single passive I’d ignored the whole run finally clicked. You can feel the run folding or opening under your hands—I’ve been there. The inventory felt like a thrift store’s back room, full of things you never noticed until you needed them.
I write guides so you don’t waste those moments. Below I walk you through every costume in Sephiria 1.0, how I tested the requirements, and the fastest ways I’ve seen players meet them on Steam runs.
How to obtain all costumes in Sephiria
I watch speedruns and casual runs on Steam to spot patterns players miss in the heat of an exploration. Below is a clear map of every cosmetic requirement, grouped by method so you can chase the ones that fit your playstyle.
The table below has the unlock criteria you need to chase during runs or while farming. I tested many of these in multiple sessions and cross-checked community notes on Steam and Moyens I/O threads.
| Costume | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| Red-Clothed Cat | Raise your Fire damage to 50. |
| Red Fox | Acquire 10 or more tables in a single adventure. Start a run focused on collecting tables only. |
| Frog | Raise your Lightning damage to 50. |
| Mole | Defeat 300 fanatic moles. |
| White Wolf | Defeat Pillager Leader Rataka more than five times. |
| Wizard Bunny | Defeat enemies 50 times with magic. |
How do I get secret costumes in Sephiria?
Secret costumes hide behind small, repeatable tasks or odd conditions. I recorded and stacked runs to confirm these.
| Costume | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| Sceleton | Endure 333 cumulative damage in a single dungeon run. |
| Wingless Bat | Complete a Blood Donation event five times. These events spawn randomly during exploration; patience helps. |
| Adventurer Bunny | Own Dungreed on your Steam account. If you already owned it before buying Sephiria that counts too. |
Which costumes are available by default?
Some outfits are there from the first menu: no tasks, no grind, just pick and play. Here are the defaults you can switch to immediately.
Default
- Pink Bunny
- Armored Bunny
- Brown Rabbit
- Braided Hair Rabbit
- Orange Rabbit
- Red-Hooded Rabbit
- White Rabbit
- Wing-Eared Rabbit
Team Horay added new costumes in a recent update; I’m tracking the requirements and will add proven steps as they’re confirmed by the community and patch notes.
- Otter
- Eagle
- Fairy of Fortune
- Turtle
- Forest Cat
- Ghost
How do I handle costume requirements like Red Fox or Mole efficiently?
Some goals reward single-session focus, others reward time. Treat each requirement as a breadcrumb trail: set a small objective per run and stack progress rather than trying to do everything at once.
Practical tips I use and recommend:
- For damage thresholds (Fire/Lightning 50): equip items and skills that add elemental boosts early and farm elites where damage scales faster.
- For collection goals (tables): pick routes with many rooms and maximize chest/structure spawns—crafting a specialized run on Steam saves time.
- For kill counts (moles, Rataka): use repeatable zones and a farming-friendly build; magic-focused sets speed up Wizard Bunny progress.
- For random events (Blood Donation): increase overall runs and keep an eye on exploration trackers in community tools or Steam guides to spot spawn patterns.
If you want to match cosmetics to performance, pair this guide with weapon lists and build guides on Steam Workshop or community wikis; those resources show which weapons keep you alive long enough to finish these tasks.
I tested many of these on Steam and cross-referenced notes from Moyens I/O and the official Team Horay posts—if you own Dungreed, the Adventurer Bunny often appears immediately on launch checks.
Which costume will you chase first, and will you grind for stats or for stories?