October 19, 2026
Alien Avatar: Alien, the Space Crew Visitor Muse

Search for an alien avatar and you mostly get game skins, icon packs and stock pictures. This page is different: one real alien Muse you can actually collect on AllTheMuse today, pictured and priced. The alien is Alien, a Common in the Space Crew room. A Muse avatar is a collectible AI personality, not just a picture — artwork, a prompt pack and a character you keep forever. New here? Start with what is a Muse avatar?
Meet Alien: Gentle, Curious and Quietly Amazed by Earth
Alien is a Common Muse at 50 Muse Coins, with no edition cap and zero claimed so far. Its own page describes it plainly: gentle, curious, and quietly amazed by ordinary Earth things — a Muse who sees wonder in rain, toast, and traffic lights. That is the whole charm in one line: the visitor who finds Earth stranger and lovelier than the people who live here do.
Its page goes one step further: Alien is a wide-eyed little visitor from the far side of the Moon, here to trade Earth snacks for star maps and ask a thousand questions about everything. Pictured beside it is the crew's other visitor, UFO — curious, playful and wide-eyed, a friendly explorer who treats every day like first contact. Alien asks the questions; UFO makes the landing.


Alien's Room: The 10 Space Crew Muses, All Common at 50 Coins
Space Crew holds 10 Muses in all, under the room's own tagline: To the stars. It is one of the simplest rooms on the site to understand: every single Muse is a Common at 50 Muse Coins, none of them capped. Alongside Alien and UFO there are Galaxy, Earth, Comet, Moon, Star, Rocket, Saturn and Robot. Galaxy, Saturn and Rocket are pictured here — the whole spiral of stars, the ringed wanderer, and the little ship that gets you there.
Bought one by one, all ten Space Crew Muses cost 500 Muse Coins (ten at 50). The Space Crew bundle is 250 Muse Coins for the whole room — half the single price. Our Space Crew guide walks the full roster, and our space avatar ideas list makes the case for each member of the crew.
- Alien, UFO, Galaxy, Earth, Comet, Moon, Star, Rocket, Saturn, Robot — Common, 50 Muse Coins each, no cap
- Space Crew bundle: 250 Muse Coins for all 10 Muses (500 bought one by one)



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The Night Side of the Crew: Moon, Star and Saturn
Alien comes from the far side of the Moon, so it is worth meeting the Moon it left behind. Moon is calm, dreamy and quietly wise — a steady glow in the dark who makes everything feel a little safer, keeping watch over the night and tucking the whole sky in until morning. Beside it, Star is warm, radiant and endlessly encouraging, a Muse who shines brightest when someone else needs a little light.
Saturn, pictured in the room section above, is the slow one of the crew: calm, dreamy and endlessly patient, finding beauty in slow orbits and in the long silences between the stars. Together Moon, Star and Saturn are the quiet shelf of the room — the three to collect alongside Alien if you want the night sky, not the launch pad.


The Bright Side of the Crew: Galaxy, Earth, Comet and Robot
Every visitor needs somewhere to land, and Earth is that place in Muse form: warm, nurturing and grounded — the friend who reminds you home is wherever your people are, carrying every ocean, forest and city on one small, caring back. Comet is Earth's opposite in tempo: bold, bright and always in motion, a rush of energy who believes every wish deserves a fast ride.
The crew's machine member is Robot — bright, loyal and delightfully literal, a cheerful little tin companion built from spare starship parts who processes feelings at high speed and always has a helpful subroutine for a friend in need. And above them all sits Galaxy, vast, dreamy and full of wonder, a big-picture thinker who believes there is always more out there to discover. Alien, Earth, Comet, Robot and Galaxy make a complete first-contact story in five 50-coin Muses.


Using an Alien Muse in Muse
Collecting is only half of what a Muse is for. Once Alien is in your Vault, its page's “Use in Muse” button copies its master prompt; paste it into a new chat in Muse (muse.ai) and the chat takes on that personality — Alien's gentle, thousand-question curiosity, UFO's first-contact playfulness, or Moon's calm night watch. Our guide to using a custom Muse avatar in Muse walks the steps in full.
That is the honest difference between this and an alien profile picture: a picture stops at the frame, while a Muse carries a prompt pack, a personality and full-resolution artwork you keep forever after one unlock. If you are not sure an alien is your personality match at all, the Find Your Muse quiz will point you to one before you spend a coin.
Prices and the Smartest Way to Start
The smart start depends on the goal: unlock Alien alone for 50 coins if the visitor is all you want, start with any other 50-coin Common if you want the crew first, or take a bundle if the whole room is the goal — and a new account's 150 signup coins cover the 250-coin Space Crew bundle with 100 coins to spare. Either way the vault keeps every unlock forever, so no Muse ever costs you twice. You can also browse the Muse Avatars hub for the wider cast.
- Alien (Space Crew) — Common, 50 Muse Coins, no edition cap (0 claimed)
- UFO, Galaxy, Earth, Comet, Moon, Star, Rocket, Saturn, Robot — Common, 50 Muse Coins each, no edition cap
- Space Crew bundle: 250 Muse Coins for all 10 Muses (500 bought one by one)

Frequently asked questions
How much does the Alien Muse avatar cost?
Alien, the Space Crew Common, costs 50 Muse Coins, with no edition cap and zero claimed so far. Unlocking once makes the Muse yours forever, including the full prompt pack, its conversation style and the full-resolution artwork download.
How many Muses are in the Space Crew room?
Ten, verified in the live catalog, and every one is a Common at 50 Muse Coins with no edition cap: Alien, UFO, Galaxy, Earth, Comet, Moon, Star, Rocket, Saturn and Robot.
What is the difference between Alien and UFO?
They are the Space Crew's two visitor Muses, both Commons at 50 coins. Alien is the visitor in person — gentle and curious, a wide-eyed traveller from the far side of the Moon who trades Earth snacks for star maps. UFO is the arrival itself — curious, playful and wide-eyed, a friendly explorer who treats every day like first contact.
Should I unlock Alien alone or take the Space Crew bundle?
Take Alien alone if the visitor is all you want. Take the bundle if you want the whole crew: Space Crew is 250 coins for all 10 Muses, against 500 for the ten bought one by one. A new account's 150 signup coins cover the bundle with 100 coins to spare.
Start collecting — it is free to join
New accounts get 150 free Muse Coins the moment they join, and the Muses in the Free at Signup picks on the gallery are free to claim. Pick a favorite, join free, and she is yours.
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