If you’ve spent more than a few hours playing Infinity Nikki, you’ve definitely stared at Momo’s adorable random outfits and wondered how to get more for your fluffy sidekick. I’ve logged over 200 hours in the game since its global launch, and I spent three months testing every possible method to figure out how to get Momo outfits in Infinity Nikki without draining my saved-up star gems. I wasted so much time on tasks that don’t actually drop Momo gear, so I put together this guide to help you skip the frustration and build a full wardrobe for Momo fast.
Core Methods to Get Momo Outfits in Infinity Nikki for Free
The best part about most Momo outfits is that you don’t have to spend real money to unlock them, as long as you know where to look. The first place to check is your daily commission rewards. Every day, you get 5 short commissions to complete, and one of them will often drop a small Momo clothing item or a Momo outfit voucher. I used to skip commissions on days I didn’t have much time to play, until I realized I missed out on 3 full Momo outfits in my first month of playing that way. Most players don’t realize that these core free methods account for 80% of all the Momo outfits you can unlock in the game.
Next, make sure you complete all main and side story quests. A lot of players rush through main story quests and skip side content entirely, but side quests are packed with hidden Momo outfits. For example, the Chapter 2 side quest where you help the bakery owner fix her sign rewards a super cute strawberry apron for Momo that you can’t get anywhere else. You can spot quests with Momo rewards easily by looking for the small cat icon next to the reward list before you accept the quest.
Finally, don’t forget to claim your 7-day login rewards every month. The monthly login calendar always includes at least one full Momo outfit on day 7, plus smaller accessories like hats or socks on other days. You don’t have to log in every single day to get the day 7 reward either, as long as you log in 7 total days before the month ends.
Limited-Time Events That Drop Exclusive Momo Outfits
Most of the rarest and most unique Momo outfits come from limited-time in-game events, and most of these sets never get rereleased once the event ends. I still regret missing the cherry blossom kimono set for Momo from the 2023 spring festival event, because it hasn’t come back to the shop in over a year. If you see a Momo outfit listed as an event reward, prioritize unlocking it before you spend event currency on outfits for your own Nikki, because Nikki’s event sets almost always get rerun in the shop later. These event sets are some of the most sought-after Momo outfits in Infinity Nikki, so they’re always worth prioritizing.
There are three main types of events that drop Momo outfits on a regular basis:
- Seasonal Festival Events: These run every 4-6 weeks, and usually include 2-3 exclusive Momo outfits as part of the free reward track. You don’t need to buy the premium event pass to get these, you just need to earn enough event currency by doing daily event tasks.
- Collaboration Events: Cross-over events with snack brands, anime franchises, or other games often release themed Momo outfits, like the recent matcha parfait set that was only available for 10 days earlier this year. These sets are almost always free for players who log in every day during the event window.
- Community Milestone Events: When the game hits global download milestones or social media follower goals, developers drop free Momo outfits for all players who log in during the 3-day reward window. Turn on game notifications so you don’t miss these, as they are usually announced only 24 hours before the reward window opens.
One small trick I use to make sure I don’t miss event Momo outfits is to set a phone reminder for the last day of every active event. That way I can log in and spend any leftover event currency on Momo items before the shop closes, instead of letting the currency expire worthless.
Premium Paths for Rare Momo Outfits (Worth It?)
If you don’t mind spending a little money on the game, there are a few premium paths that give you access to extra rare Momo outfits that you can’t get for free. But not all of these options are good value, so it’s important to pick the right one for your play style.
The best value premium option is the monthly Stylist Subscription. For $4.99 a month, you get an exclusive Momo outfit every month, plus 1000 star gems and extra daily rewards. I’ve had this subscription for 8 months now, and every Momo outfit that came with it has been high quality, with unique animations like little wings that flap or lights that blink. If you play the game at least 3 times a week, this is totally worth the cost.
The next option is the premium Stylist Pass, which runs for each seasonal event. The final reward on the premium pass track is almost always a rare Momo outfit with special effects, but you have to reach level 50 on the pass to unlock it. If you only play 10-15 minutes a day, you won’t hit level 50 before the event ends, so don’t waste your money on the premium pass unless you know you have time to grind the daily event tasks. The Limited-Time Lucky Bags in the cash shop are the worst value option, in my experience. These are gacha-style bags that have a chance to drop rare Momo outfits, but I spent $25 on them earlier this year and didn’t get the rabbit outfit I wanted, so I don’t recommend them unless you have extra money to burn.
Common Mistakes That Stop You From Unlocking Momo Outfits
I made so many silly mistakes when I first started playing that delayed me from unlocking Momo outfits for months, so I’m sharing the most common ones so you can avoid them. The biggest mistake I see new players make is wasting Momo Outfit Vouchers on generic crafting materials. These vouchers are only used to unlock exclusive Momo outfits in the Momo shop, and you can only get them from daily commissions and event rewards, so don’t trade them for anything else.
Another common mistake is ignoring friend gifts. Every day, you can send and receive small gift boxes from your in-game friends, and these boxes have a 15% chance to drop Momo accessories or even full outfits. I have 40 friends on my list, and I get at least one Momo item a week from these gifts. You don’t have to know the people you add as friends, either, most players accept random friend requests just to get more daily gifts.
The last mistake is skipping the Association store. If you join an active Association (the game’s version of a guild), you can earn Association coins by doing weekly guild tasks, and you can use these coins to buy Momo outfits in the Association shop. I didn’t join an Association for my first two months of playing, and I missed out on 4 full Momo outfits that were available in the shop during that time. You don’t have to be super active in the Association chat, just do your weekly tasks and you’ll earn more than enough coins to buy all the Momo items in the shop.
Whether you’re a casual player who only logs in a few times a week or a hardcore player who grinds every event, figuring out how to get Momo outfits in Infinity Nikki doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Start with the free methods first, prioritize limited event Momo sets before you buy outfits for Nikki, and avoid the common mistakes I listed, and you’ll have a full, unique wardrobe for your fluffy companion in no time. I update this guide every time a new event drops with new Momo outfits, so check back later for more tips and tricks to unlock rare sets without wasting your time or money.