Sephiria Costume Variants: Version 1.0.24 Appearance Guide
Find the confirmed Sephiria costume variants added in version 1.0.24, where to check them in game, and what remains unconfirmed about their unlocks.
Version 1.0.24 added appearance variants to seven Sephiria costumes. The official update confirms the feature, but does not publish a complete public table mapping every variant to a costume or unlock condition.
How to check the variants
- Update Sephiria to the current version.
- Open the Costume menu from the game's current character or appearance screen.
- Check each owned costume for an additional appearance selector.
- Record the exact costume name and variant shown in your client.
- Treat older community lists as dated until the current menu confirms them.
What is confirmed
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Appearance variants were added | Confirmed in the 1.0.24 announcement |
| Number of affected costumes | Seven |
| Complete public mapping | Not included in the announcement |
| Variant unlock conditions | Verify in the current Costume menu |
Variants and unlocks are different questions
The base Sephiria Costumes guide tracks reported unlock conditions. This page focuses on alternate appearances added by the update. Do not assume that unlocking a base costume automatically proves every appearance variant is available.
Troubleshooting a missing variant
- Confirm that the game has actually updated to the intended version.
- Reopen the Costume menu after restarting the game.
- Check whether the base costume is owned first.
- Compare the current menu, not an old screenshot, with community reports.
- Record the version if a variant appears locked or missing.
How to document a variant accurately
If you are comparing reports, record five details: the base costume name, the appearance label, whether the costume was already unlocked, the game version, and the menu location where the variant appeared. A screenshot without the version can be useful as a lead but is not enough to establish a current unlock condition. This matters because an appearance addition can be separate from a base-outfit reward, and a later update can change the menu wording without changing the underlying collection.
Do not turn a visual difference into a gameplay claim. An appearance variant may be cosmetic, while a costume or companion interaction may be documented elsewhere. Check the current tooltip and the Sephiria Costumes guide before writing that a variant changes damage, defense, movement, or reward rates.
Version-safe collection workflow
Start a note with the version number shown by Steam. Open the Costume menu before and after the update, then compare only the entries that changed. If a variant is visible but locked, record the exact lock text rather than guessing the requirement. If it becomes available after a boss defeat or cumulative counter, repeat the action once and note whether the menu updates immediately or after returning to the main screen.
Community guides can help locate older unlock routes, but they should be treated as leads. The official 1.0.24 announcement confirms that seven costumes received appearance variants; it does not supply the full seven-name mapping. Keeping that evidence boundary visible is more useful than filling the table with unverified conditions.
Related collection questions
Use the Sephiria Secrets page for hidden objectives, the Adventurer Bunny page for its specific cross-game condition, and the Patch Notes when an appearance is reported after an update. This page remains focused on variants, not on every costume unlock.
When a variant is confirmed, separate three facts in your notes: availability, acquisition, and effect. Availability records whether the entry can be selected. Acquisition records how the base costume or variant became available. Effect records whether the current tooltip says that the appearance changes gameplay. Keeping these facts separate avoids turning a visual update into an unsupported stat or reward claim.
For completion planning, use a low-risk order. Check the menu after a normal run, then after a boss or cumulative objective that you already planned to complete. Do not repeat a long objective solely because an old guide claims it unlocks a variant unless the current menu shows the same requirement. If a condition is not visible, label it as reported, record the source date, and wait for in-game confirmation.
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