Can You Customize Characters in NTE: Neverness to Everness?

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By Alexandria LopezStaff Writer

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  • Primary Subject: Neverness to Everness (NTE)
  • Key Update: While NTE doesn't offer full character creation (hair, face, etc.), it features a robust skin system where players can unlock thematic outfits through gameplay milestones, Bond levels, and gacha.
  • Status: Confirmed
  • Last Verified: May 1, 2026
  • Quick Answer: You can customize characters by equipping "Clothes" from the Character menu. Most skins are purchased with Fons (1.5M–3M) or unlocked by reaching Bond Level 10 with specific characters.

For most gacha games, you don't have free rein to customize the characters. But can the same be said in NTE?

Games like Genshin Impact barely feature customization - in fact, only a handful of characters even have skins. For some gamers, the ability to customize a character is make or break, and gachas don't have the best rep in this regard. Does NTE fall into this stereotype, too?

Here's everything you need to know about character customization in NTE.

Are Characters Customizable in Neverness to Everness?

Yes, to an extent, you can customize characters in NTE.

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However, you cannot create characters from scratch. You also can't change their hair color, skin tone, makeup, or build. Instead, you can customize your characters by equipping different skins.

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When you enter the Character page, you'll notice the "Clothes" icon on the bottom left. There, you'll see a selection of skins you can unlock for the characters you own.

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How to Unlock Skins in Neverness to Everness (NTE)

Lucky for you, most skins can be bought with Fons, which is an in-game currency you get naturally from completing quests and managing your business properties.

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Skins are usually priced at 1,500,000-3,000,000 Fons. It's a steep price, but it can be garnered by grinding the game. There are some skins that can be bought with Riftcrystals, but you'll need to spend actual money to get them.

For characters besides Zero (the MC), you will unlock special skins after your Bond level hits Level 10. This requires you to spend time with these characters, give them gifts, answer their texts, and more.

A character with vibrant red hair and cat-themed accessories stands confidently. She wears a white dress with black details and paw prints. The interface shows different outfit options, with the selected one highlighted. Text describes the "Fluffy Flying Tiger" attire, available at level 10. The overall tone is playful and stylish.
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Some of Zero's skins are unlocked after hitting certain milestones. For example, going to jail earns you the Unconventional Attire outfit, while hitting Fishing Level 10 gets you the Graffiti in Progress outfit.

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Outfits can also be won when pulling on the limited-time banner at the Scarborough Fair. The skins you can win are based on the character featured on the banner. As of writing, the character featured is Nanally, and her featured skin is the Phoenix Kick. You'll need to pull 200 times to claim the skin.

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So while you can't edit how a character looks, you can at least give them cool outfits!

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