October 15, 2026

Space Avatar Guide: Meet the Space Crew Muses to Collect

Search for a space avatar and you mostly find icon packs, profile frames and generator prompts. On AllTheMuse a space avatar is something warmer: a finished Muse avatar of the cosmos you love, drawn as a plush Muse you can actually collect. The Space Crew room — “To the stars,” as the room puts it — holds 10 Muses today, from Alien to Galaxy, and unusually for a collection, every single one is a Common at 50 Muse Coins. Here is the whole crew, pictured and priced.

The Crew: Ten Muses From Alien to Galaxy

Every space shelf needs its core cast, and Space Crew starts with ten ideas almost everyone knows from looking up at the night sky: Alien, Rocket, Saturn, Robot, Star, Moon, UFO, Comet, Earth and Galaxy. Each one is a complete Muse in the Space Crew room — a name, a rarity and a coin price — not a costume dropped onto a generic character or a picture a generator hands you and forgets.

The launch pad shows the room's friendly side. Alien, the visitor from somewhere else, and Rocket, pictured at the top of this page, are both Commons at 50 Muse Coins each — the first rung of the rarity ladder. In fact all ten of the crew sit at that same Common price, so the whole cosmos costs 50 coins a piece, with no pricier flagship to save up for.

• Alien, Rocket, Saturn, Robot, Star — Common, 50 Muse Coins each
• Moon, UFO, Comet, Earth, Galaxy — Common, 50 Muse Coins each

Planets and Places: Saturn, Earth, Moon and Galaxy

Four of the crew are places rather than travellers. Saturn is the ringed planet, the one silhouette in the solar system nobody mistakes for anything else. Earth is home, drawn as a Muse of the planet you are standing on, and Moon is its closest companion — the first stop on every space daydream.

The biggest place of all is Galaxy, the whole swirling system as a single collectible Muse. All four are Commons at 50 Muse Coins each, so the places wing of the room costs 200 coins in total — and none of them carries an edition cap, so they can be collected whenever you are ready, with no sell-out clock running.

Ships, Visitors and Machines: UFO, Robot and Comet

Beyond the planets, the room fills with the things that move between them. UFO is the classic flying saucer, the visitor nobody invited and everybody wants to meet, and Robot is the machine crewmate — the tireless helper every long voyage needs. Both are Commons at 50 Muse Coins each.

They are not the only travellers. Comet, the icy streaker with the long tail, crosses the sky at the same 50-coin Common price, while Star stays put and shines. A collector who cannot pick just one traveller does not have to — at the first rung of the ladder, a whole fleet still costs less than a single Legendary Muse elsewhere on the site.

Lights in the Sky: Star and Comet

The last pair are the lights themselves. Star is the wish-making point of light every child knows, and Comet is its rarer, faster cousin — the one that visits, streaks past and leaves everyone pointing. As with the rest of the crew, each is a Common at 50 Muse Coins, with no edition cap.

That flat pricing is what makes Space Crew such an easy room to finish. There is no Mythic to chase and no capped edition to beat — just ten friendly Muses at one honest price. Browse the full shelf in the Muse avatars hub to see where Space Crew sits among the other collections, or start with whichever light in the sky is yours.

Space Crew Prices and the 250-Coin Bundle

Prices follow the rarity ladder set out in Muse Coin prices explained: Common 50 Muse Coins, Rare 75, Epic 100, Legendary 150 and Mythic 200. Space Crew is the simple case — every Muse in the room is a Common, so bought one by one, all 10 Muses would total 500 coins, at 50 coins a piece.

The Space Crew Bundle unlocks every member of the room at once for 250 Muse Coins — exactly half the one-by-one total, for all ten Muses. A new account receives 150 Muse Coins at signup, and the first pick is covered the moment you sign up with 100 coins to spare. Prefer to start smaller? The Moon and the Galaxy are both Commons at 50 coins — collect your one corner of the cosmos in the Gallery, or let the Find Your Muse quiz point you to the space character that matches you.