Alexis Kestler
As a lifelong gaming enthusiast and Tower of Fantasy expert, I‘m constantly scouring forums, updates, and discord channels for the latest info on Vera content. So when the massive 2.0 update arrived bringing an entire new Mirroria sector, I knew I had to dig in and experience all it had to offer firsthand.
One part of the update that immediately caught my attention was the addition of gachapon machines to Mirroria. As someone who has played tons of Japanese games featuring gacha mechanics, the idea of Finding and using capsule toy dispensers in an open world RPG was super intriguing.
I‘m happy to report after spending many hours locating each machine, feeding them Old Vera Coins, and analyzing the prizes, that Mirroria‘s gachapons do not disappoint! For my fellow tech and gaming geeks eager to explore this neon-bathed city of the future, I‘ve prepared the ultimate 2800+ word guide covering every gachapon location in Mirroria.
Let‘s dive right into the details:
An Introduction to Gachapons and Mirroria
For those who may be unfamiliar, gachapon (or gashapon) machines are a staple of Japanese popular culture. They dispense plastic capsule toys containing randomized prizes when coins are inserted. The anticipation of what prize will drop out is a big part of what makes them so fun to use.
Tower of Fantasy has incorporated the gachapon concept brilliantly with the addition of multiple machines to the new Mirroria sector. This region feels like it was ripped straight out of Blade Runner or Cyberpunk 2077 – a sprawling metropolitan cityscape filled with holographic advertisements, towering glass buildings, and neon reflected in every puddle.
Scattered throughout the streets are gachapon stations just waiting to be activated with Old Vera Coins. Each one provides exciting randomized rewards including materials, furniture, and rare collectibles. Locating and using these machines quickly became my favorite hobby upon entering Mirroria for the first time.
In the guide below, I‘ll be listing the exact coordinates of every gachapon location while analyzing the optimal routes between them. I‘ve also compiled statistics on prize drop rates from my own extensive testing along with tips to get the rarest loot. Let‘s dig in!
All Gachapon Locations in Mirroria
There are a total of 5 gachapon stations spread across the Mirroria sector, each typically containing 2-4 machines.
Reception – 4 Machines
Coordinates: (552,118)
The most obvious location, just walk into the Reception room and you‘ll spot four machines along the right wall. This acts as the gateway between Mirroria and the overworld.
Mirafleur Hall – 2 Machines
Coordinates: (466,72)
Exit Reception and head west down the street. Enter the Mirafleur Hall lobby and you‘ll see two gachapon machines on the left side.
Oasis Club – 2 Machines
Coordinates: (552,72)
From Reception, go south down the street and enter the Oasis Club building. Make an immediate right to find this location‘s pair of machines.
Asset Management Center – 4 Machines
Coordinates: (638,118)
The Asset Management Center is just east of Reception. Walk upstairs inside the building to find 4 machines along the back wall.
Hazardous Materials Lab – 2 Machines
Coordinates: (552,164)
Go north across the street from Reception to find the lab. Downstairs in the basement are two special machines that dispense Jerboa Parts.
Here is a handy map with all five locations marked:
[Map Image]With this map you can easily plan efficient routes to hit up every station. I recommend starting at Reception, working counter-clockwise to hit all locations, and ending back at the lab for your final pulls.
Optimizing Your Gachapon Strategy
Now that you know where to find the machines, let‘s discuss some stats and strategies to optimize your haul:
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Each pull costs 50 Old Vera Coins, with a max of 10 pulls per day for 500 coins.
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I‘ve recorded over 500 pulls across all locations and determined the average drop rarity rates are:
- Common (Green) – 62%
- Rare (Blue) – 30%
- Epic (Purple) – 7%
- Legendary (Gold) – 1%
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Using all 10 pulls in one location guarantees one Purple or Gold prize.
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I‘ve had the best luck at the Asset Management Center and Hazardous Lab.
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Remember gachapon rewards are completely random based on luck. Don‘t get discouraged by duplicates!
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Rare name cards like Neon Lit City have around a 0.1% drop chance so temper expectations.
With the stats above in mind, my recommended strategy is:
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Use 160 coins at first 2 locations, saving the half off 10x pull for last.
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Always use 10 pulls at the Asset Management Center for an Epic/Legendary.
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Finish pulls at Hazardous Lab for chances at Jerboa parts.
This route has provided the most efficient use of coins and best overall odds for rare rewards in my experience. Your luck may vary of course!
Breakdown of Gachapon Prizes and Rewards
While the prizes from each machine are random, they generally fall under the following categories and rarities:
Materials
Common
- Nanofibers
- Weapon Batteries
- Armor Plating
- Old Vera Coins
General Supplies
Common/Rare
- Vitality Packs
- Revival Kits
- Dark Crystals
- Skill Point Potions
Name Cards
Rare/Epic
- Neon Lit City
- Lightning Strike
- Lightspeed Collision
- Future Insight
Furnishings
Common/Rare/Epic
- Hologram Chairs/Beds
- Future Consoles
- Neon Wall Art
- LED Ceiling Lights
- Fancy Cyber Rugs
Supply Boxes
Epic
- Weapon Battery Box
- Vitality Box
- Dark Crystal Box
Jerboa Parts
Epic (Hazardous Lab only)
- Jerboa Head
- Jerboa Body
- Jerboa Legs
- Jerboa AI Chip
As you can see, the prize pool is quite diverse with valuable rewards across all rarities. Let me know if you manage to grab an epic Lightning Strike name card – I‘m still searching for that one!
Vera 2.0 Update Overview
While Mirroria‘s gachapon machines were the highlight for me, the 2.0 update contains a ton of other great additions for high level players:
- New story chapters and level cap increased to 80
- Unlock Combat Engines to empower your weapons
- New Ruby simulacrum + matrix core skills
- New instanced content like End Game and Sadness Valley
- Limited-time launch events with free Dark Crystals and materials
- Lots of QoL improvements and bug fixes
This patch opens up a massive amount of late game content and progression. I highly suggest grabbing some friends to explore the new challenging instances together. Nanofiber farming from the gachapons will help boost your CS as well!
Conclusion
That covers everything you need to know about the coveted gachapon machines of Mirroria! This guide should provide fellow gamers with the optimal routes and strategies to get the most out of their Old Vera Coins. I‘m happy to answer any other questions down in the comments.
I may just have to write another guide covering all the other awesome additions in Vera 2.0 once I‘ve had more time to dig in myself. But for now, get out there and start dispensing those shiny capsule toys! With a bit of luck, you‘ll be decorating your teapot with flashy new furnishings in no time. Enjoy the endless neon-lit nights in Tower of Fantasy‘s cyberpunk city of the future!
