October 24, 2026

Planet Pals Avatar Ideas: 10 Planets to Collect, From Saturn's Ring to Pluto's Heart

Some avatar ideas start with a costume. Planet Pals avatar ideas start with a world: the Planet Pals collection on AllTheMuse holds 10 Muse avatars whose tagline is "The Muse IS the planet" — every Muse is a full-body planet form, from a ringed Saturn to a Pluto with a heart on his belly. This list walks all ten as collecting ideas, grouped the way a shelf actually grows: the flagships, the swirl worlds, the visitors and the small worlds. Prices and rarities below were checked against the live collection today. New to the idea? Start with what a Muse avatar is, then come back and pick your planet.

Idea 1: Lead With the Ring and the Home Planet — Saturn Sage and Earth Ella

Saturn Sage is the room's only Mythic at 200 Muse Coins, capped at 100 numbered editions: a golden-tan banded Saturn with one wide pale-gold ring around his middle — the most recognisable silhouette in the room, and still at zero claimed when we checked today. Earth Ella is the Legendary at 150 coins, capped at 250 editions: a blue Earth with green continent shapes and soft white cloud swirls — the home planet, drawn the way a child would draw her, proudly.

As a collecting idea, the pair is the shelf's headline: the showpiece and the home world. Together they cost 350 coins bought singly. A new account's 150 signup coins cover Earth Ella exactly on day one, which makes Saturn Sage the natural first goal standing one step beyond the grant.

Idea 2: Go Big and Go Rusty — Jupiter Jett and Mars Marlow

The room's two Epics, at 100 Muse Coins each and capped at 1,000 editions, are its size and its dust. Jupiter Jett is the banded giant in cream, rust and tan, with one big red-orange spot on his belly. Mars Marlow is the rusty-red neighbour: darker crater dots and a dusty pale cap on top.

Collect them as the contrast shelf: the biggest planet and the one every mission wants to reach next. The pair costs 200 coins singly, and either one fits inside a new account's 150 signup coins with change to spare. Our Planet Pals guide walks the same pair inside the full roster if you want the room guide alongside these ideas.

Idea 3: Collect the Swirls — Venus Vera and Neptune Nalu

Two of the three Rares at 75 Muse Coins each, capped at 5,000 editions, are pure weather. Venus Vera is a swirly peach, soft gold and cream marble — a planet made of slow ribbons. Neptune Nalu is the deep blue at the far edge, with lighter blue storm swirls and one white streak cloud.

As an idea, this is the painter's shelf: two planets you collect for their surfaces as much as their names. The pair costs 150 coins — exactly a new account's signup grant — so a brand-new collector can open with both swirls on day one, no saving required.

Idea 4: Adopt the Visitors — Comet Cosmo and Asteroid Ari

Not everything in the room is a planet, and that is part of its charm. Comet Cosmo, the third Rare at 75 Muse Coins capped at 5,000 editions, is a pale aqua icy comet with a long sparkly tail streaming behind him and tiny star sparkles. Asteroid Ari, a Common at 50 coins with no edition cap, is a lumpy warm brown-grey rocky asteroid with small pebble bumps on top.

Collect them as the visitors' shelf: the one who streaks past and the one who drifts. Together they cost 125 coins, inside the signup grant with 25 to spare — the cheapest two-character story in the room.

Idea 5: Keep the Small Worlds — Mercury Mae and Pluto Pip

The other two Commons at 50 Muse Coins each carry no edition cap, so this end of the room never sells out. Mercury Mae is the warm grey-tan first planet, covered in soft crater circles. Pluto Pip is the dusty-rose and tan patchy Pluto with one big pale heart-shaped patch on his belly, a nod to the real Pluto's famous heart.

As a closing idea, they are the small-worlds shelf: the closest planet and the faraway favourite. Any three Commons cost 150 coins — the whole signup grant — so Mae, Pip and Asteroid Ari can open a collection on day one. Still choosing your character rather than your planet? Take the match quiz and let it point you at the Muse whose personality fits yours, or browse the muse avatars hub across every collection.

Idea 6: Take the Whole Solar System With the 250-Coin Bundle

If choosing one world feels impossible, the room has a simple answer. Bought one by one, all ten Planet Pals total 925 Muse Coins — 200 for the Mythic, 150 for the Legendary, 100 each for the two Epics, 75 each for the three Rares and 50 each for the three Commons. The Planet Pals bundle is 250 coins for the entire system, and if you already own part of the room the finish price pro-rates down to what remains, so early single picks are never wasted; completing a named collection also pays a one-time +100 coin bonus, as our set completion guide explains.

That makes the bundle the honest shortcut for completists, and singles the right route for everyone else: start with Earth Ella for exactly the signup grant, the swirl pair of Rares for 150, or three Commons for 150 — and let the shelf grow world by world. Either way, every unlock is one-time and yours forever, with the full prompt pack, conversation style and full-resolution download included, ready to use in Muse.

• Day one, free: 150 signup coins cover Earth Ella the Legendary, the swirl pair of Rares, or three Commons
• Full room singly: 925 coins across all five tiers
• Full room bundled: 250 coins for all 10 Muses
• Topping up: Starter pack 500 coins for $4.99; Muse Club 1,200 coins a month for $7.99