All Blue Protocol: Star Resonance codes
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November 12, 2025: We added a new code to the list, and removed an expired code.
If you're searching for Blue Protocol: Star Resonance codes, then lucky for you the developer finally released some, despite it being a bit dry around launch time. While Blue Protocol: Star Resonance doesn't have a character gacha in the same way that Genshin Impact does, it features a costume gacha instead.
For this, you'll need Meowlux Wish Coins, which you'll purchase with Rose Orbs (the game's main premium currency). While you'll unlock the ability to redeem codes almost immediately, you'll have to progress a teensy bit further until you do the Thunder Demon Smackdown (essentially combat training) in the Seabreeze Festival to unlock the gacha. After that, you'll be able to access the "Wish" section in the menu.
Blue Protocol: Star Resonance codes
- BPSR3DRGN - Two Advance Book, four Gift of the Sea Breeze, six "Revive" Candy (expires November 14) NEW
Expired codes
- TRCKHALW - 1 Veil of Knowing
- BPSRDRGN2 - Two Advance Book, four Gift of the Sea Breeze, six "Revive" Candy
- BPSRDRGN1 - Two Advance Book, four Gift of the Sea Breeze, six "Revive" Candy
- BPSR4LANGS - Two Will Wish Coin, two Mixing Agent, two Mystery Toy Chest, five Gift of the Sea Breeze, 200 Rose Orb (Bound)
- BPSRFUN - 109 Rose Orb, 1,090 Luno
How to redeem Blue Protocol: Star Resonance codes
You can redeem Star Resonance codes in-game as soon as you get started, so you don't have to worry about completing any quests first. All you need to do is:
- Open the in-game menu
- Select "Settings" in the top right
- Click the house icon that's second from the bottom on the left
- Click "Redeem Code" on the right side of your ID banner
- Enter a code and click redeem
You can claim code rewards from the mailbox once a code is redeemed. You can find this by opening the in-game menu and selecting "mail" on the right side of the screen.
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