Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!, which most players call Project Sekai, adds new gacha banners every week or two, and this is a running Project Sekai gacha schedule and banner news roundup for the English (EN / Global) server.
Right now the banner to focus on is Get my bright wings, a Wonderlands×Showtime set. After that, a returning Ensemble Stars collab lands on November 23, and the year's biggest banner, the New Year Bloom Festival, closes out December.
Because the EN server runs about a year behind Japan (JP), EN players can also use JP's banners as a preview of what's coming. This guide keeps the two clearly separated: current EN banners, the upcoming EN schedule, a JP preview, reruns, how the gacha works, and which banners are worth your Crystals.
About this guide: This Project Sekai gacha news and schedule page was updated in November 2026. If your Crystals are low before the next one, you can top up Crystals for Project Sekai on GamsGo in a couple of taps.
🔎 Quick Navigation
- Current Gacha Banners (EN Server)
- Upcoming Banners
- New Year Bloom Festival
- 5th Anniversary Bloom Festival Recap
- Gacha Reruns and Banner History
- Gacha Predictions and JP Previews
- How Project Sekai Gacha Works
- Should You Pull or Save?
- FAQ
Current Project Sekai Gacha Banners (EN Server, November 2026)
Here's what's live on the EN server right now. The one to prioritize is Get my bright wings; the others are a Leo/need rerun and Akito's birthday banner. The Nightcord banner Hues of the Self just closed on November 10, so it's listed here only for reference.
Get my bright wings is the must-pull banner this week. It carries three new Cute 4★ cards for Wonderlands×Showtime: Nene's [The Flower Blooms] is a Perfect Score Up card, Emu's [Happy Happy Hostess] is a straight scoring card, and Rin's [A Little Guardian] is an accuracy support. These are permanent-pool cards, so they don't leave when the banner ends, though the rate-up only applies during this run.
Akito's birthday banner is the one with a time limit this week: it drops a special birthday-rank card, and his birthday live show is held on November 12. Missing it isn't permanent, since birthday cards return later through HAPPY BIRTHDAY Memories reruns.
Hues of the Self, the Nightcord at 25:00 banner, was a limited event gacha, so its three Pure cards (Ena, Kanade, KAITO) left the pool when it closed on November 10. If you missed them, your next shot is a future rerun rather than a current pull.
Upcoming Project Sekai Banners: EN Schedule and JP Preview
Next on the Project Sekai banner schedule for EN is an event banner, the Ensemble Stars collab rerun, and two December events before New Year. If you just want the next banner at a glance, the table lists each one with dates and status. The late-November dates are official; the December rows are projected from the JP calendar EN follows, so treat them as expected until the in-game notice lands.
The Ensemble Stars!! collab rerun is the one most lapsed players circle. Collab cards rarely return, so if you missed it the first time, this is the window to grab those crossover cards before they vanish again.
On the JP side, the calendar is roughly a year ahead. JP has already moved into its 6th-anniversary cycle, which began September 30, 2026. That's exactly why EN's December and New Year banners are so predictable: they already ran on JP last winter. You can cross-check names and dates on the Project SEKAI Wiki EN gacha list.
Project Sekai New Year Bloom Festival
The New Year gacha is the banner most veterans save for all through autumn. Every year-end, Project Sekai runs a New Year Festival, recently in the Bloom Festival format, with the 4★ rate doubled to 6% and Festival-exclusive cards you can't normally pull elsewhere.
Based on the year-end banner already released on JP, the EN New Year Bloom Festival is set to bring new Festival-limited cards for Hinomori Shiho and Ootori Emu, with rate-ups on members like Minori and Toya. EN dates and any adjustments are subject to official confirmation.
It also usually ships with a free 10-pull and a countdown login campaign. On the JP run, that login handed out dozens of free pulls, so EN players can expect a similar year-end giveaway, with the exact amounts set nearer the date.
Either way, the takeaway is the same: a 6% Festival stacked with free pulls is the most Crystal-efficient window of the year, which is why it's worth building a stockpile toward now rather than spending week to week.
Project Sekai 5th Anniversary Bloom Festival Recap
For context, the most recent Festival was the 5th Anniversary Bloom Festival, which ran September 30 to October 4 at the doubled 6% rate. It added two Festival-exclusive cards, a Cute Minori and a Cool Akito, plus free pulls and login rewards.
This follows the JP content EN inherits, so on EN it lands as the "5th Anniversary" even though JP itself has already moved on to its 6th. It's the clearest recent example of what a Festival banner delivers, which is the whole reason the New Year one is worth saving for.
Akito's anniversary card, [Unfaltering Footsteps], is the Cool half of the same pair. Both are Festival-tier Special Score Up cards, but their exact boost conditions differ, so check each card's page for the precise numbers before you build around one.
Project Sekai Gacha Reruns and Banner History (2026)
Missed a card? Most of them come back. Limited event cards return through reruns, birthday cards through HAPPY BIRTHDAY Memories gacha, Festival cards through Recollection Festival, and collabs on their own schedule. The 2026 highlights below show how the big slots repeat across the year.
The pattern is clear. The Festival slots, meaning anniversaries, mid-year, and New Year, are the most dependable in the game, and they carry the cards worth a stockpile. Limited and collab reruns are the second thing to budget for, since those are your only second chance at cards that leave the pool.
Project Sekai Gacha Predictions and JP Previews
Most of what's above is live or officially confirmed; the December rows are projected from the JP calendar EN follows. Everything past that leans on predictions and patterns, so it helps to know how much weight each one carries before you plan your Crystals around it.
Two sources do most of the work. The JP server, running about a year ahead, previews EN's banner types, cards, and art, and client datamines occasionally surface assets early. Both are strong on what's coming, weaker on exactly when, since EN can reorder banners around birthdays and seasonal slots.
A Low confidence rating doesn't mean a prediction is wrong, only that it isn't solid enough to spend real money on yet. The safe play is to let JP previews shape your saving and wait for the EN announcement before you commit.
How Project Sekai Gacha Works
A few terms above, like rates, pity, spark, and vouchers, come from the gacha rules, so here's a quick primer. One pull costs 300 Crystals, the premium currency. The base 4★ rate is 3%, and each specific featured (rate-up) card sits at about 0.4%, so landing the exact card you want on luck alone is rare.
Three safety nets help. Pity, on permanent-type banners, guarantees a 4★ at 50 points and a featured 4★ at 100. Spark lets you exchange 300 pulls for a chosen card, which is 90,000 Crystals. And if you've carried over 10 gacha exchange vouchers from an earlier banner of the same type, the spark drops to 200 pulls plus those vouchers, roughly 60,000 Crystals. The banner types below behave differently.
The short version: Festival banners give the best odds, permanent-type banners are kinder to patient accounts, and vouchers can quietly cut the cost of a future spark. Which one deserves your Crystals depends on your goals, which is the next question.
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Crystals are the premium currency; a pull costs 300. A 4★ is the top card rarity. Pity guarantees a 4★ after enough points on permanent-type banners; spark exchanges 300 pulls for a card you choose, and exchange vouchers can lower that to 200 pulls.
Colorful Festival and Bloom Festival both double the 4★ rate to 6% and carry Festival-only cards; Recollection Festival (RecoFes) revives older Fes cards. A permanent card stays in the pool; a limited card leaves after its run and only returns in a rerun.
The five units are Leo/need, MORE MORE JUMP!, Vivid BAD SQUAD, Wonderlands×Showtime, and Nightcord at 25:00 (Niigo), alongside the Virtual Singers like Miku.
Final Thoughts
Step back, and the Project Sekai gacha calendar is really about timing. The EN schedule tells you what's live and next, the JP server previews what's coming, reruns cover your second chances, and the spark-and-voucher math tells you the real price of the card you came for.
For now, Get my bright wings is the banner of the week, the Ensemble Stars rerun fills late November, and the New Year Bloom Festival is the one worth a stockpile. Claim every free pull, then spend on the banner your roster actually needs. And if grinding isn't your thing, topping up is always there for the right moment.
FAQ
Is the EN Project Sekai Gacha Schedule the Same as JP?
No. The EN (Global) server runs roughly a year behind the Japanese server, so their banners don't line up on the same dates. The upside is that JP acts as a preview, so EN players can see which cards, Festivals, and collabs are coming and plan their Crystals early, as long as they treat JP dates as a guide, not EN's official schedule.
When Is the Next EN Project Sekai Gacha?
Project Sekai adds a new banner every week or two, so one is rarely far off. As of this update, Get my bright wings is live and Good to go! is next on November 20. For the full run of dates up to New Year, see the upcoming schedule above, and remember the lineup can shift while December is still projected from JP.
How Do Gacha Reruns Work in Project Sekai?
Cards that leave the pool usually return. Limited event cards come back in event reruns, birthday cards in HAPPY BIRTHDAY Memories gacha, and older Festival cards through Recollection Festival. Collab cards rerun on their own schedule. So if you miss a limited card, the question is usually when it returns, not whether.
How Many Crystals Do You Need to Spark?
A spark is 300 pulls, which is 90,000 Crystals at 300 per pull. If you've carried over 10 exchange vouchers from an earlier banner of the same type, you can spark at 200 pulls plus those vouchers, roughly 60,000 Crystals. Most players only need one copy of a card, so one spark is the usual target.
Is the Bloom Festival Gacha Worth It?
For most players, yes. Bloom Festival and Colorful Festival both run a doubled 6% 4★ rate and host Festival-exclusive cards, so your Crystals stretch further than on a 3% banner. There's no pity, though, so if you want one specific Festival card, plan to spark it at 300 pulls rather than relying on luck.
Does the Project Sekai Valentine Gacha Come Back?
Yes. A Valentine gacha runs each February, usually as a limited banner with themed cards, and older Valentine sets often rerun later. Because it's limited, it has spark but no pity, so if a past Valentine card is on your wishlist, watch the schedule and save enough Crystals to spark it inside the window.
Where Can I Check the Next Project Sekai Banner?
The in-game news and the gacha screen always show the current and next EN banner first. For a longer view, community trackers and the Project SEKAI Wiki keep EN and JP banner schedules side by side, which is handy for planning around reruns and the next Festival. This guide pulls those together.
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