October 22, 2026

Planet Pals Avatars: The Planet Pals Collection Guide — 10 Muses, Prices and the 250-Coin Bundle

Most space collections dress a character up for the trip. Planet Pals skips the costume entirely: the room's tagline is "The Muse IS the planet." Every one of the 10 Muses is a full-body planet form on the locked Muse body — a ringed Saturn, a cloud-swirled Earth, a rusty Mars, a heart-marked Pluto. This guide walks the whole roster with rarities and coin prices verified live, spotlights the flagships, and does the bundle math. New to the idea? Start with what is a Muse avatar, then come back and pick your planet.

The Full Roster: Ten Planets, Ten Muses

Planet Pals holds 10 Muses, and the ladder is the classic one: one Mythic, one Legendary, two Epics, three Rares and three Commons. At the top sits Saturn Sage, the Mythic at 200 Muse Coins with editions capped at 100 — a golden-tan banded Saturn with one wide pale-gold ring around his middle. Just below, 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 middle of the room is Mars Marlow and Jupiter Jett, the two Epics at 100 coins each, both capped at 1,000 editions. The Rare line at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000, is Comet Cosmo, Neptune Nalu and Venus Vera. The three Commons — Asteroid Ari, Mercury Mae and Pluto Pip — are 50 coins each with no edition cap. Every Muse in the room is pictured in this guide, and the full set is always on view in the Planet Pals collection and the gallery.

• Saturn Sage — Mythic, 200 Muse Coins (editions capped at 100)
• Earth Ella — Legendary, 150 Muse Coins (editions capped at 250)
• Mars Marlow — Epic, 100 Muse Coins (editions capped at 1,000)
• Jupiter Jett — Epic, 100 Muse Coins (editions capped at 1,000)
• Comet Cosmo — Rare, 75 Muse Coins (editions capped at 5,000)
• Neptune Nalu — Rare, 75 Muse Coins (editions capped at 5,000)
• Venus Vera — Rare, 75 Muse Coins (editions capped at 5,000)
• Asteroid Ari — Common, 50 Muse Coins
• Mercury Mae — Common, 50 Muse Coins
• Pluto Pip — Common, 50 Muse Coins

The Flagships: Saturn Sage and Earth Ella

Saturn Sage earns the Mythic slot on silhouette alone. The rings do the work: one wide pale-gold ring circles his middle over a golden-tan banded body, so he reads as Saturn from across the room before you notice a single detail. At 200 coins with only 100 editions, he is the room's scarcest Muse and the natural first target for collectors who chase caps.

Earth Ella is the warm counterweight — the Legendary at 150 coins, capped at 250 editions. Her body is a blue Earth with green continent shapes and soft white cloud swirls, the one planet every viewer recognises instantly. She is also the friendliest flagship on the site: new accounts receive 150 Muse Coins at signup, which covers Earth Ella exactly, on day one, with nothing else spent.

The Epic Pair: Mars Marlow and Jupiter Jett

Mars Marlow is the rusty-red planet of the pair — darker crater dots scattered over his body and a dusty pale cap on top, like the real Mars and its polar ice. Jupiter Jett is the room's gentle giant: a banded Jupiter in cream, rust and tan with one big red-orange spot on his belly, the Great Red Spot carried front and centre.

Both Epics cost 100 Muse Coins and are capped at 1,000 editions. If the flagships are spoken for in your budget, this pair is where the room's character-per-coin peaks — two of the most recognisable planets in the solar system, each for less than the signup grant plus a week of daily check-ins.

The Rare Line: Comet Cosmo, Neptune Nalu and Venus Vera

The three Rares each bring a different kind of weather. Comet Cosmo is not a planet at all but a pale aqua icy comet, a long sparkly tail streaming behind him with tiny star sparkles — the room's one true traveller. Neptune Nalu is a deep blue world with lighter blue storm swirls and one white streak cloud. Venus Vera goes the other way: a swirly peach, soft gold and cream marble, the calmest-looking Muse in the room.

Each Rare is 75 Muse Coins, capped at 5,000 editions. All three together cost 225 coins bought singly — worth remembering when you reach the bundle math below, because the bundle hands you these three plus the other seven for 250.

The Gentle Finish: Asteroid Ari, Mercury Mae and Pluto Pip

The Commons close the room at 50 coins each, with no edition cap. Asteroid Ari is a lumpy warm brown-grey rocky asteroid with small pebble bumps on top — less a planet, more the friend who tags along on the orbit. Mercury Mae is a warm grey-tan Mercury covered in soft crater circles, quiet and speckled.

Pluto Pip may be the room's most loved design per coin: a 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. At 50 coins he is the cheapest way into the room — and the heart makes him the one visitors tend to screenshot. Start anywhere in the room from the Planet Pals collection, or browse every Muse on the site from the muse avatars hub.

Bundle Math: 250 Coins for All 10 Muses

Bought one by one, the 10 Planet Pals Muses total 925 Muse Coins: 200 + 150 + 100 + 100 + 75 + 75 + 75 + 50 + 50 + 50. The bundle unlocks every member at once for 250 coins — a saving of 675 against the single prices. If you already own part of the room, the finish price pro-rates down to what remains, so early single picks are never wasted; our set completion guide explains the finish price and the one-time +100 coin bonus that completing a named collection pays.

How does 250 coins look in real terms? New accounts receive 150 Muse Coins at signup — enough for Earth Ella on her own, or any Epic, Rare or Common in the room. Coin packs run 500 coins for $4.99, 1,200 for $9.99 and 3,000 for $19.99, and Muse Club adds 1,200 coins a month for $7.99. Or earn your way there: +10 a day for checking in, streak and referral bonuses on top — the full list is in how to earn Muse Coins. While you save, the gallery holds 269 Free Muses at 0 coins, free to collect outright.

One distinction worth making before you choose a room: Planet Pals is not the site's crew room. Space Crew gives you the people and craft of a mission — an Astronaut, a Robot, a Rocket, a Moon and friends, all Common at 50 coins — and its guide is here. Planet Pals is the worlds themselves. Collectors who love the idea of a solar system on their shelf start here; collectors who want the crew start there; plenty end up with both.