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11 ANANTA has a deep outfit customization system. Coverage from TGS 2025 compared the depth to Infinity Nikki. Players can mix and match pieces from fictional in-game brands.
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44 Customizable Elements
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66 Headwear (hats, accessories)Eyewear (glasses, masks)Tops and layered garmentsBottomsFootwearAccessories (belts, jewelry)
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88 Unknown Details
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1010 Whether outfit pieces provide gameplay effects or are purely cosmetic has not been confirmed. The number of options per category and whether items are gender-locked is also unclear. Outfit customization is part of the Cosmetic Monetization model.
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1212 Confirmed Outfit Slots
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1414 Each playable agent has the same outfit slot grid. Items mix freely across character wardrobes, with a handful of signature pieces tied to specific agents.
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1616 SlotNotesHeadwearHats, helmets, hairpieces, and small accessories like ribbons.EyewearGlasses, sunglasses, masks; some pieces interact with the in-game social UI.Top / outerwearShirts, jackets, layered garments. Layering is fully visible in third-person.BottomPants, skirts, shorts.FootwearShoes, boots, sneakers.AccessoriesBags, gloves, jewelry, and small worn props.
1717 Fictional In-Game Brands
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1919 Most clothing pieces are tied to fictional brands inside Nova City. A piece's brand affects its visual style and its weight in the Social Media Influence System: certain brands score higher with certain in-game audiences.
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2121 Presets and Switching
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2323 Players can save outfit presets and swap between them on the fly. Cosmetic skins purchased through Cosmetic Monetization stack with free pieces in the same wardrobe; nothing is locked behind a separate inventory.
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2525 What Is Not Customizable
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2727 Agent faces and bodies. Each character has a fixed look; the game lets the player swap clothes, not redesign the agent.Combat-affecting visual indicators (energy gauge, stamina UI). These remain consistent across all outfits.