Where Yen comes from
Community economy guides describe these incomes. They are player-reported rates, not a patch note:
| Source | Reported payout |
|---|---|
| Scoring | 4 Yen per point |
| Level up | 25 Yen per level, with extra spins on a longer track |
| Level spins | A spin every 5 levels and a lucky spin every 15 levels |
| Daily tasks | Yen and spins on the left side of the screen. The streak grows the payout and resets if you miss a day |
| Matchmaking | More Yen than standing in practice. One guide says matchmaking pays double practice |
Codes are a separate Shop payout. They do not replace the streak.
Spend order
- Keep enough Yen for the spirit you will actually play. Most spirits are bought from Luna, on the right side of the lobby near an Ouija board. Gomu is the free starter in multiple guides.
- Awakening spins are the next scarce resource. Rolls happen at the floating Awakening NPC in the hub or locker room. A legendary is reported as guaranteed at 80 spins. That pity does not mean every banner has the same featured rate.
- High-rarity rackets come from banners, ranked rewards, and spirit mastery. A low-rarity racket cannot be crafted into a divine one.
- Stat resets are the late purchase. Do not buy one before you know which stats you want.
Jin is listed with the Yen spirits in the Season 5 spirit guide. A different economy note calls Jin a Robux VIP spirit. Open Luna's prices in your own lobby before you assume either price.
Spirit mastery
Each spirit has a mastery track. The spirits guide publishes this table. Playtime and score are both required:
| Level | Playtime | Score | Reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 20 minutes | 5 | 20 Yen |
| 2 | 1 hour | 20 | 1 reroll |
| 3 | 2 hours | 50 | +1 level |
| 4 | 4 hours | 100 | 1 lucky reroll |
| 5 | 8 hours | 150 | +1 level |
| 6 | 12 hours | 200 | That spirit's unique mythical racket |
Gomu's Racket is the example people give for finishing Gomu's track. Focusing one spirit reaches that racket sooner than rotating six spirits at once. Cheaper spirits still have their own tasks, so buying one extra spirit can open another task list if you want more Yen first.
Upgrade the racket you keep
Documented panels for Soul Hunter and Winged Shadow use a 15-level track. Each upgrade spends Yen plus a duplicate or shards, and the panel says one random stat goes up. Do not expect every stat to rise together. Compare duplicate copies before you turn one into shards. Players have described that conversion on Divine Spin.
The seven stats on a racket panel are movement, dash, jump, power, speed, reach, and spin.