BloxNote WikiBloxNote Cosmetics and Spins: How You Get Them
Apples, spins and the shop: what BloxNote sells, what codes pay in, and every pass on the Roblox page with its price on the day we checked.
Apples first: the currency everything else sits on
Every reward this game hands out that we have actually seen on screen is denominated in Apples. The HUD shows an apple icon with a counter in the bottom-left corner, and the game's own redemption toast reads 'You redeemed release giving you 500 apples!'. It is a straight Death Note reference - apples are the shinigami's fruit - and it is the currency codes pay in.
What apples buy is less clear. No source we have read states whether apples purchase spins, cosmetics or anything else, so we will not pretend to a shop economy we have not seen. The counter exists, codes fill it, and the rest is undocumented.
Spins: the acquisition system
The most detailed account of how cosmetics are obtained comes from a player with about 30 hours in the game, writing on 11 September 2026: cosmetics are 'pretty much gambling based', obtained by spinning rather than buying outright. The same review concedes the spins are cosmetic-only, so the lottery never touches gameplay - the point matters enough that we give it its own page.
The developer's own pass list corroborates the spin system from the other side: there is a Skip Spins pass (99 Robux), and a game only sells a way to skip its lottery if the lottery is a real part of the loop.
The shop, per the only review that lists it
Titles, emotes and card cosmetics are the three categories the 30-hour player names from the shop. The lobby also has chess boards, which the review mentions mostly to note that nobody uses them. Beyond that, the catalogue is undocumented - a nine-day-old game's cosmetic list is exactly the kind of thing that changes weekly, and we would rather leave the list open than copy one we cannot verify.
Every pass, with prices on the day we checked
Roblox's game-passes API listed six passes for BloxNote on 13 September 2026: V.I.P (399 Robux), Custom Shinigami (199 Robux), Extra Emote Page (129 Robux), Extra Emote Slot (129 Robux), Skip Spins (99 Robux) and Custom ID Name (99 Robux). Two of them map cleanly onto systems we can see: Skip Spins matches the spin system, and Custom ID Name matches the Male ID Name toggle visible in the settings menu. What Custom Shinigami actually unlocks - a visual layer? a companion? - is the most intriguing undocumented item in the game.
Prices and even the list itself move; the developer updated the game four days straight before our snapshot. Treat the numbers as a dated reading, not a catalogue.
What we have not checked
Drop rates for spins, whether apples buy anything, the full cosmetic catalogue, and what V.I.P actually grants. All of it sits on the open questions list until we can verify it, and this page gets rewritten with dates when any of it lands.
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Frequently asked
What are Apples in BloxNote?
Apples are the game's currency, shown as a counter with an apple icon in the bottom-left of the screen. Codes pay in apples - the game's own confirmation toast for RELEASE reads 'giving you 500 apples' - which fits the Death Note theme the game draws from.
How do you get cosmetics in BloxNote?
Through a spin system, per a player with about 30 hours in the game: cosmetics come from spinning rather than direct purchase, which that player calls gambling-based. The game sells a Skip Spins pass (99 Robux) that skips the lottery, which is how we know the spins are central.
What cosmetics does BloxNote have?
A 30-hour player's review lists titles, emotes and card cosmetics in the shop. The exact catalogue is not published anywhere we have read, so we do not list specific items - our open questions page carries the gap.