Blue Protocol Star Resonance Midnight Requiem Outfit Guide: Release Date, Price and How to Get It
Midnight Requiem is a limited outfit gacha banner launching on Blue Protocol: Star Resonance July 27, 2026. Here is its release date, Rose Orb price, pity, and how to get it.
The Midnight Requiem outfit is one of the most anticipated limited cosmetics arriving in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, and it lands right as the summer outfit rush peaks. If you search for it after late July, you are not alone — a fresh limited gacha banner is exactly the kind of drop that pulls fashion-focused players back into Regnus. Blue Protocol: Star Resonance is built around deep character customization, and outfits are a core part of how players express themselves in town; the entire gacha economy is centered on cosmetic items like costumes and mounts rather than power, which is why a headline outfit like Midnight Requiem generates so much discussion. This guide covers everything you need before the banner goes live: what the outfit is, its Global release date of July 27, 2026, how the gacha works, what it costs in Rose Orbs, the drop rates and pity, and the fastest way to top up so you do not miss the window.
The banner timing comes straight from the Global Season 3 schedule, which lists Midnight Requiem (running alongside Eternal Night Kingdom) as the gacha banner that unlocks on Season 3 Day 54 — the week of July 27 to August 2, 2026. You can track the live rotation on the community-run BP Events schedule, which is the most reliable English source for Blue Protocol: Star Resonance banner dates. Blue Protocol: Star Resonance is free-to-play, and the publisher has emphasized that progression is F2P-friendly with no pay-to-win stats — which means the gacha economy is built almost entirely around cosmetics like outfits and mounts rather than combat power, so a headline look like Midnight Requiem is the main thing players choose to spend on.
What Is the Midnight Requiem Outfit
Midnight Requiem is the SSR headliner outfit from a limited Meow Wish gacha banner. Meow Wish is the game's dedicated limited outfits-and-mounts gacha — every month it rotates to a new themed banner, and the main reward is a premium SSR outfit you can wear over any armor via the Wardrobe (transmog) system. To actually wear it, you open the in-game menu, choose Wardrobe, and apply the outfit (and even recolor it) on top of your default gear. Midnight Requiem follows that structure: the outfit is the prize everyone rolls for, and it is a limited-time item while the banner is active, so once it rotates out you may wait a long time for a rerun.
What Comes in the Banner
Like recent Meow Wish outfit banners (for example the Magic of Love banner, which offered separate male and female outfit versions plus a hair option), Midnight Requiem is expected to present the outfit for both body types so every player can wear it. The SSR outfit is the headline, but the pool also contains the usual support items:
SSR outfit — the Midnight Requiem set (main prize).
SR headwear and backwear — secondary cosmetic drops from the pool.
B-rank and C-rank filler — accessories, dyes, and material selection boxes.
The concurrent Eternal Night Kingdom banner shares the same rotation window, so plan which banner you spend your Meowlux Wish Coins on — the pity counters are separate per coin type, and they do not combine.
Why Limited Outfits Matter
Because outfits in this game are purely cosmetic and applied through transmog, a limited banner outfit is a status signal as much as a fashion choice. The Meow Wish banners rotate roughly once a month, and a specific SSR outfit generally does not return on a fixed schedule. That scarcity is exactly why players plan their Rose Orb spending around a banner they actually want, rather than rolling randomly. If Midnight Requiem is your look, the July 27 window is the time to commit. The outfit also carries social weight: the community runs regular fashion events such as the Runway Clash magazine and seasonal style contests where limited banner outfits like this one stand out. Owning Midnight Requiem is therefore both a personal flex and a way to compete in those showcases, which is a big reason the buzz builds before a banner even launches.
Midnight Requiem Release Date (Global)
On the Global server, the Midnight Requiem gacha banner goes live on July 27, 2026, in the Season 3 Day 54 window (July 27 – August 2). Meow Wish banners typically run for roughly a month, so expect the outfit to be available through late August — but the in-game timer is the only source of truth for the exact end date, and you should pull before it rotates out.
Global vs Other Regions
The Global date does not match every region. According to the banner schedule, Meow Wish outfit banners appear on different regional calendars at different times — recent banners have shown China, Global, Taiwan, and SEA/Japan/Korea windows staggered by weeks or months. If you play on Global, July 27, 2026 is your date. Players on other servers should check their own regional schedule, because pulling early or late depending on server is a common mistake that wastes coins.
What to Do Before Launch
The smart move is to prepare before the banner opens:
Unlock the gacha if you have not already (see below) so nothing blocks your first pull.
Bank Rose Orbs from dailies, the Season Pass, and any current bundles.
Decide your coin type — unbound coins for tradeable items, or bound coins if you only care about your own account.
Top up early so your pull budget is ready the moment Midnight Requiem goes live.
You can stock up by topping up Blue Protocol: Star Resonance at Topuplist and grabbing Rose Orb packs from the Blue Protocol top-up page ahead of the launch.
How to Get the Midnight Requiem Outfit
You cannot buy Midnight Requiem directly from a shop shelf — it is a gacha exclusive. That means you obtain it by rolling on the Meow Wish banner with Meowlux Wish Coins.
Unlock the Gacha First
The gacha (called the "Wish" section in the menu) unlocks early in progression. You gain access after completing the Thunder Demon Smackdown, a short combat-training step inside the Seabreeze Festival. Until then, the banner is hidden from your menu. Once unlocked, open the Adventure Menu → Gacha to reach Meow Wish, where you can switch between unbound and Bound coins using the checkbox at the bottom of the screen.
Pull With Meowlux Wish Coins
Each roll on the banner costs one Meowlux Wish Coin (or the Bound version). You buy these coins with Rose Orbs:
Meowlux Wish Coin — bought for 150 Rose Orbs; items pulled with it are tradeable on the Exchange.
Meowlux Wish Coin (Bound) — bought for 150 Bound Rose Orbs; items pulled are untradeable but otherwise identical.
There is a cap on how many Bound coins you can grab for free: the Orb Store hands out a small weekly allowance (around three Bound Meowlux Wish Coins per week), so a pure free-to-play player accumulates pulls very slowly. Paying players convert Rose Orbs into coins at 150 each and pull as much as they like. Note that unbound and Bound coin pull counters are tracked separately, so plan which currency you commit to the outfit.
If you want the outfit without the weekly Bound-coin wait, top up through Topuplist for Rose Orbs via the Blue Protocol recharge page, then convert them into Meowlux Wish Coins the moment the banner opens.
Midnight Requiem Price — What It Costs in Rose Orbs
"Price" for a gacha outfit is really a question of how many pulls you are willing to fund. Here is the math.
Per-Pull Cost
One pull = 150 Rose Orbs (one Meowlux Wish Coin). Rose Orbs are the game's primary premium currency, used across every cosmetic gacha and the Orb Store, and they are the fuel for all Meow Wish pulls.
Pity Cost (Guaranteed SSR)
The outfit is an SSR, and the Meow Wish banner has a hard pity:
30 pulls → guaranteed A-rank or higher.
80 pulls → guaranteed SSR (the outfit or mount).
At 150 Rose Orbs per pull, the 80-pull pity costs about 12,000 Rose Orbs for a guaranteed Midnight Requiem outfit. That is the realistic budget to plan around if you want the look for sure rather than hoping RNG is kind. Importantly, the pity counter carries over when the banner updates, so pulls you make now on other Meow Wish banners still count toward a future SSR — but the counter is tracked separately for unbound vs Bound coins.
Cheaper Routes: Monthly Card and Bundles
Twelve thousand Rose Orbs sounds steep if you buy them one pack at a time. Two options soften the cost:
Monthly Card — a one-time purchase that instantly grants Rose Orbs plus 30 days of daily returns, effectively stretching your total Rose Orbs well beyond the sticker price. You can hold up to three Monthly Cards at once, and each card beyond three even returns 300 extra Rose Orbs.
Special Bundles / Rose Orb Packs — time-limited top-up packs that include bonus Rose Orbs, often the best value per dollar.
The detailed gacha rates and pity structure for Meow Wish are documented on major community wikis such as GameWith, which tracks the 0.15% SSR rate and the 80-pull SSR floor for outfit banners.
Drop Rates and Pity — Should You Chase the SSR
Knowing the odds helps you decide whether to commit Rose Orbs or wait for a rerun.
Rarity Drop Rates
The 0.15% SSR rate is why the 80-pull pity matters — at base odds, a single pull has roughly a 1-in-667 chance of landing the outfit. Most committed players budget for pity rather than chase raw luck.
Pity and Carryover
30 pulls locks in at least an A-rank item.
80 pulls locks in the SSR.
The counter persists across banner rotations, so you are never starting from zero on a new Meow Wish banner — but unbound and Bound coin counters are tracked separately, and only unbound-coin pulls yield tradeable items.
If your goal is the Midnight Requiem outfit specifically, roll on this banner during its active window and aim for the 80-pull floor if you want certainty. Banners also go offline for about ten minutes during daily rotation maintenance (around 04:55–05:05), so do not panic if the menu briefly disappears.
Premium Version, Chroma Edition, and Tradeable Items
Pulling the SSR is only step one. The outfit has extra layers that cost more Meowlux currency if you want the full look.
Premium Outfit Version
Every Meow Wish SSR outfit has a Premium version (a shop-skin variant) that costs 10 Meowlux Premium Cards. You earn Premium Cards by converting S-rank and A-rank items at the Meowlux Member Shop near the Development Bureau, or by pulling duplicates of those items.
Chroma Edition Dyeing
If you want to recolor Midnight Requiem, unlock the Chroma Edition with Chroma Customization Vouchers: 3 vouchers for the outfit and 1 each for hat, gloves, and shoes. You exchange 2 Meowlux Premium Cards for 6 vouchers. After unlocking, dye each part with a Chroma Mixing Agent from the Vault Store — each dye costs 8 Meowlux Vault Cards. Chroma turns a fixed-color limited outfit into a custom fashion piece, which is a big part of why these banners stay popular on social feeds and fashion contests.
Tradeable vs Bound
This is the key money-vs-free distinction:
Unbound Meowlux Wish Coins (bought with regular Rose Orbs) → S-rank and A-rank items are tradeable on the Exchange, so you can sell duplicates or buy the outfit from other players.
Bound Meowlux Wish Coins (from the free weekly allowance) → items are untradeable, locked to your account.
If you plan to fund the outfit through trading, use unbound coins. If you just want it on your own character, bound coins work but are slow. Converting S-rank or A-rank items into Meowlux Premium Cards at the Member Shop is also how you bank the currency for the Premium version and Chroma dyes later.
For players who want the Premium version and Chroma dyes without the long grind, topping up Blue Protocol: Star Resonance at Topuplist and picking up resource bundles on the Blue Protocol top-up page is the fastest way to convert real money into Meowlux Premium Cards and Vault Cards.
How to Top Up for Midnight Requiem Pulls
Rose Orbs are the fuel for every pull, and the banner is limited — so the practical question is how to get enough of them before July 27.
Rose Orb Packs and Monthly Card
The in-game store sells Rose Orb Packs at several tiers, plus the Monthly Card for steady daily returns and the rotating Special Bundles that bundle bonus orbs. Because Midnight Requiem is a timed banner, buying ahead of the launch date means you can pull the instant the gacha opens instead of waiting on daily free orbs.
Top up Blue Protocol: Star Resonance through Topuplist for Rose Orbs, Monthly Cards, and bundle deals on the Blue Protocol recharge page, then convert those Rose Orbs into Meowlux Wish Coins in-game when the banner goes live. That keeps your pull budget ready and lets you chase the 80-pull pity with confidence.
Direct-Purchase Outfits vs Gacha
Not every outfit in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance is a gacha roll. The store also offers direct-purchase cosmetics such as Airona's Special (a limited outfit plus a complete emote pack) and Street Skater (a one-time mount skin purchase). Midnight Requiem is not one of these — it is a Meow Wish gacha exclusive, so the only way to obtain it is pulling during the active banner. If you prefer a guaranteed purchase over a gacha gamble, the direct-buy outfits are an alternative, but they will not get you Midnight Requiem specifically.
FAQ
When does the Midnight Requiem outfit come out?
On the Global server, the Midnight Requiem gacha banner launches on July 27, 2026 (Season 3 Day 54, in the July 27 – August 2 week). It is a limited banner expected to run for roughly a month, so pull during the active window.
How much does Midnight Requiem cost?
Each pull costs 150 Rose Orbs (one Meowlux Wish Coin). The SSR pity is 80 pulls, which works out to about 12,000 Rose Orbs for a guaranteed outfit. Monthly Cards and Special Bundles lower the effective cost.
Is the outfit guaranteed, or pure luck?
It uses the Meow Wish pity: a guaranteed A-rank at 30 pulls and a guaranteed SSR at 80 pulls. The SSR rate is only ~0.15% per pull, so most players budget for the 80-pull floor rather than rely on luck.
Can I get Midnight Requiem without spending money?
Yes, but slowly. The Orb Store gives a small weekly allowance of Bound Meowlux Wish Coins (around three per week), and Bound Rose Orbs come from daily play. Reaching an 80-pull pity on free currency takes many weeks, so most players who want it during the limited window choose to top up.
Is the outfit tradeable?
If you pull with unbound Meowlux Wish Coins (bought with regular Rose Orbs), S-rank and A-rank items are tradeable on the Exchange. Pulls with Bound coins are untradeable and locked to your account.
Does Midnight Requiem come in male and female versions?
Meow Wish outfit banners present the SSR outfit for both body types (as seen on recent banners like Magic of Love), so both male and female characters can wear Midnight Requiem.
How long is the banner available?
Meow Wish banners typically stay up for about a month. The exact end date shows in the in-game gacha timer — pull before it rotates, because a limited outfit may not return for a long time.
