Wuthering Waves top-up guide — every Lunite pack, the first-purchase double bonus, and what a pull actually costs

By DayOneFix Editorial · September 3, 2026

Wuthering Waves sells one thing — Lunite, which converts 1:1 into Astrite, which buys pulls at 160 a time. Everything else on the store page is a different way of packaging that conversion. This page lists what Kuro actually sells, at the prices its own Top-Up Center shows, and works out what each option costs per pull.

Where to top up (and where not to)

Kuro’s official channels are the in-game store and the Kuro Top-Up Center on the web (payment.kurogame-service.com/pay/wutheringwaves), reachable from the official site and the launcher; since Version 3.3 it has a shopping cart for buying several items at once. Regional partners such as Codashop (and MyCard in Taiwan) are listed by Kuro as official resellers. The Top-Up Center’s own notice is worth quoting: after paying, “please log in to the game to claim your items”, and first-time bonus and purchase-limit displays “may be delayed” on the web page — the in-game store is the source of truth for whether your double is still available.

Sites offering “UID top-up” at 30–50% off are not on that list. They work by using other people’s payment methods or regional price arbitrage; the risk is the item being revoked and the account flagged. Not worth it for a game where the official subscription already undercuts every reseller.

Lunite packs

The official Top-Up Center, as displayed to a Japan-region visitor on 3 September; US prices from Kuro’s partner Codashop.

The two largest packs only appear on the web center; we have no US price for them and the site does not show their bonus without logging in, so the table leaves those cells honest rather than guessed.

Subscriptions and passes

• Lunite Subscription (¥610 on the center; $4.99 in the US store): 300 Lunite immediately, then 90 Astrite every day for 30 days — 3,000 Astrite total, whether or not you log in every day to claim.
• Insider Channel (¥1,220) and Connoisseur Channel (¥2,480, or ¥1,260 to upgrade from Insider): the two paid tracks of the seasonal pass.
• New Voyage Weekly Subscription (¥1,220) and a rotating set of named bundles (the Shaftpost Yard, Jade Steed, Xuanfang and Renegade chests and collections) also sit on the center; their contents vary by version and are best read in-game.

What a pull costs

At 160 Astrite per Radiant Tide:

Read the table top-down: the subscription is four to seven times cheaper per pull than any pack, the first-time doubles are the next best money you can spend, and regular packs are the price of impatience. If you are going to spend at all, the order is subscription → untouched doubles from the largest pack you are comfortable with → nothing else.

Related

• Wuthering Waves codes — every code, live or expired, and how to redeem
• How to read Kuro’s banner schedule
• Wuthering Waves 3.7 — derived date, Hsin and Suoming

Sources

Pack sizes, subscription and pass names, and the JPY prices are from the Kuro Top-Up Center’s product list as displayed on 3 September 2026 (logged out, Japan region), including its delivery and bonus-display notices. US prices, the regular bonus amounts and the 1:1 Lunite-to-Astrite conversion are from Kuro’s partner Codashop’s Wuthering Waves top-up guide. The first-purchase double and its Version 3.3 reset are from Wuthering Waves’ official Traditional Chinese Facebook announcement on the store reset. The subscription’s 300 Lunite plus 90 Astrite per day for 30 days matches the in-game store description as reported by Sportskeeda; the 160-Astrite pull cost is the in-game Radiant Tide price. The per-pull table is our arithmetic on those numbers.