Last Z has somehow turned shopping into another full-time job. You have Glory Points, Merit Medals, Arena Points, VIP Points, Individual Credits, event currencies, Valor Medals, and several other currencies that all seem determined to make your inventory look more complicated than it needs to be. Then a shop refreshes and suddenly you are staring at ten items wondering which one is actually worth buying.
This Last Z Store Guide breaks down the main shops and explains where each currency should go. We will cover the Glory Shop, Merit Shop, Arena Store, Alliance Store, Event Store, VIP Shop, Time-Limited Shop, Camilla's Shop, Power Core Store, Black Market, License Store, ApocaAid Monthly Pass, and the daily activities that act like extra shops.
Last Z Store Quick Reference
|
Shop |
Main Currency |
Main Items to Consider |
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Glory Shop |
Glory |
Versatile Orange Hero Fragments, Golden Wrenches, Exclusive Equipment Framework Fragments |
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Merit Shop |
Merit Medals |
Power Cores, Versatile Orange Hero Fragments, Orange Equipment Choice Box during State Ruler |
|
Arena Store |
Arena-earned currency |
Orange Equipment and other available progression rewards |
|
Alliance Store |
Alliance currency |
Useful progression and support items |
|
Event Store |
Event currency |
Event-specific rewards and progression items |
|
VIP Shop |
VIP currency |
Golden Wrenches |
|
Time-Limited Shop |
Event currency |
Badges, Versatile Orange Fragments at VIP 10+ |
|
Camilla's Shop |
Camilla currency |
Advanced Modification License, rare vehicle materials |
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Power Core Store |
Power Core currency |
Fuel, Advanced Teleporters |
|
Black Market |
Valor Medals |
Orange Equipment |
|
License Store |
License currency |
Strategy, Research, and Advanced Modification items |
|
ApocaAid Monthly Pass |
Pass purchase |
Daily resource benefits |
|
Points Shop |
Points |
Available point-exchange rewards |
|
Official Store |
Gold Bars / purchases |
Recharge offers, Gold Bar packages, 7-Day Check-In |
Glory Shop

The Glory Shop is one of the main places to spend Glory for long-term progression. The exact stock can vary, but current store guides consistently put several upgrade materials ahead of lower-priority items.
Recommended priority
- Versatile Orange Hero Fragments
- Golden Wrenches
- Exclusive Equipment Framework Fragments
- Random Components
- Refugee Tickets or Enhancement Alloy
- Modification Blueprints
The main idea is to prioritize items that directly support your important heroes and equipment progression.
Modification Blueprints can generally be left until the higher-priority materials have been purchased.
Merit Shop

The Merit Shop works differently from several other stores because its spending is closely tied to the State Ruler event.
Instead of treating Merit Medals like a currency that should be spent immediately, it is safer to save them between State Ruler events.
When State Ruler is active, check the available stock and prioritize the items that match your current progression. Current store guides commonly highlight:
- Power Cores
- Versatile Orange Hero Fragments
- Orange Equipment Choice Box
The exact order can depend on your account progression. If you still need important Orange Equipment, the equipment choice box can be useful. If your equipment is already in good shape, Power Cores may become more attractive.
Best approach: Save Merit Medals for State Ruler rather than spending them just because the shop is available.
Arena Store
The Arena Store uses currency earned from Arena fights.
Orange Equipment is one of the main progression targets highlighted by current store guides. If your main five heroes still need Orange Equipment, prioritize the equipment-related rewards first.
Orange Equipment is a major target while your main five heroes still need it. Once your core equipment needs are covered, check the current shop stock and spend your Arena currency on the reward that best matches your next upgrade.
Simple priority
Orange Equipment → Power Cores
Your own roster matters here. There is little reason to keep buying equipment for heroes you are not actively building just because the shop has it.
Alliance Store

The new Alliance Shop is much cheaper than before, with several important items getting major price cuts. Your available items also depend on your Alliance's Gift Level.
Alliance Shop Unlocks
|
Gift Level |
Unlock |
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Level 2 |
Prime Recruitment Tickets |
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Level 5 |
Katrina Fragments |
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Level 7 |
Modification Blueprints |
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Level 10 |
Badges |
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Level 15 |
Level 1 Random Module Chests |
Higher Gift Levels unlock more shop items, so an active Alliance can give members access to more rewards.
Key Price Changes
|
Item |
New Price |
|
Advanced Teleporter |
20,000 Credits |
|
24-Hour Shield |
20,000 Credits |
|
8-Hour Shield |
6,000 Credits |
|
Alliance Teleporter |
6,000 Credits |
|
1-Hour Speedup Choice Box |
2,000 Credits |
The lower prices make Shields, Teleporters, and Speed-Ups much easier to obtain than before.
What to Buy
First, claim the free weekly Alliance Supply Chest. Its value scales with your Alliance's Gift Level.
After that, prioritize Badges once they are unlocked. Buy Shields and Teleporters when you actually need them, then use remaining Credits on Speedup Choice Boxes and Modification Blueprints.
Avoid buying Rename Cards or stocking up on Shields and Teleporters just because they are available. Most items have weekly purchase limits, so spend your Credits according to your actual needs.
Event Store
Event Stores are temporary shops connected to specific events.
The most important rule is to check the event currency, exchange limits, and event schedule before spending. Some event currencies or exchange opportunities may be tied to the event period, so do not assume you can keep using the same currency after the event ends.
General priority
- Limited or event-exclusive rewards
- High-value progression materials
- Items that are difficult to obtain elsewhere
- Lower-priority generic resources
Do not automatically empty the shop. Compare each reward with your current progression first.
VIP Shop

The VIP Shop is mainly useful for obtaining Golden Wrenches and other available VIP-related items.
Current store guides consistently place Golden Wrenches ahead of ordinary speed-ups.
Recommended approach
Golden Wrenches first → lower-priority items afterward
Speed-ups can be useful, but they are usually easier to replace through normal gameplay and events than some of the more specialized upgrade materials.
Time-Limited Shop

The Time-Limited Shop is another place where spending priorities depend on what is currently available.
Badges are one of the main items to prioritize. Versatile Orange Fragments become particularly relevant for players at VIP 10+.
Purple Hero Fragments are generally a lower priority if your account has already moved into the later progression stages.
Recommended priority
Badges → Versatile Orange Fragments at VIP 10+ → other useful rewards
Always check the current event stock before spending because the available rewards can change.
Camilla's Shop

Camilla's Shop focuses on materials connected to vehicle and modification progression.
Current store guides recommend prioritizing the Advanced Modification License and then rarer vehicle materials.
Common speed-ups are usually lower priority because they can be obtained from other parts of the game.
Suggested priority
- Advanced Modification License
- Rare vehicle materials
- Other useful items
- Common speed-ups when you have excess currency
Power Core Store
The Power Core Store can look tempting because it contains several useful items, but that does not mean Power Cores themselves should automatically be purchased there.
Fuel is a commonly recommended purchase when the shop refreshes.
Advanced Teleporters can also be worth considering when you actually need them.
Suggested priority
Fuel → Advanced Teleporters when needed
Power Cores themselves are generally better obtained through the other sources that provide them rather than spending currency to buy them back from this store.
Black Market
The Black Market uses Valor Medals and offers Orange Equipment among its important rewards.
Current store guides connect Valor Medals with Enemy Buster chest unlocks during Alliance Duel Day 6.
If Orange Equipment is still an important part of your main-team progression, this is one of the main rewards to consider.
Do not spend Valor Medals simply because you have enough. Check which equipment your core heroes still need first.
License Store
The License Store provides several progression-related license items, including:
- Strategy License
- Research License
- Advanced Modification License
Prioritize the license that supports your current upgrade bottleneck rather than purchasing items without a specific use.
This is particularly important when several upgrade systems are competing for the same resources.
ApocaAid Monthly Pass

The ApocaAid Monthly Pass provides additional daily resources and benefits over its active period.
Before purchasing, check the current pass description and reward list because the exact benefits available through the pass can change.
For regular players, the main value comes from collecting the available daily benefits consistently rather than buying the pass and forgetting about it.
Points Shop

The Points Shop exchanges accumulated points for available rewards.
The best purchase depends heavily on the current stock and what your account needs. Check the exchange list before spending and prioritize limited or harder-to-replace progression materials.
If you already have enough of a particular material, there is little reason to exchange points for more of it simply because it is available.
Official Last Z Store
The official Last Z Store provides several purchase and recharge features, including Gold Bar packages, Supply Recharge, Weekly Recharge, and the 7-Day Check-In.
The official store also states that Gold Bars are an in-game virtual item that can be used to exchange for other virtual goods.
An important detail is that simply buying Gold Bars is not the same as using them in the game.
According to the official store, only the actual use of Gold Bars in the game counts toward VIP points and activity participation. Buying Gold Bars on the website and leaving them unused does not provide that progress.
7-Day Check-In
The official store currently includes a 7-Day Check-In system.
Each check-in event lasts seven days. When the countdown ends, a new event starts automatically and progress resets.
The daily refresh occurs at UTC-2 00:00.
You need to complete the check-ins in consecutive daily order. If you miss a day, the system allows catch-up using Z Points:
|
Catch-Up |
Z Point Cost |
|
First missed day |
100 Z Points |
|
Second missed day |
200 Z Points |
|
Third and later missed days |
300 Z Points |
You must complete the previous day before catching up on a later missed day.
After checking in or completing a catch-up, the reward is automatically claimed. Item rewards are sent to your in-game mail, while Z Points are added directly to your Z Point balance.
If you are using the official store regularly, this is one of the easiest systems to keep track of because the check-in cycle is clearly separated into seven-day periods.
Bounty Missions
Bounty Missions are another recurring source of rewards and should be included in your regular routine when available.
Rather than focusing on a fixed reward number, check the current mission list and complete the available objectives that provide useful resources for your account.
The exact rewards can depend on the current game content, so avoid treating an old reward figure as a permanent value.
Best Last Z Store Routine
You do not need to visit every shop and spend every currency every day.
A more practical routine is:
|
Frequency |
What to Check |
|
Daily |
Bounty Missions, available event tasks, time-limited rewards |
|
Several times per week |
Glory Shop, VIP Shop, Alliance Store |
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During State Ruler |
Merit Shop and saved Merit Medals |
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During events |
Event Store and event-specific currencies |
|
When needed |
Arena Store, Black Market, Power Core Store |
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Weekly |
Official Store recharge/check-in offers |
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Monthly |
ApocaAid Monthly Pass and other recurring purchase options |
The key is to identify your current bottleneck first. If your main heroes need equipment, prioritize equipment-related rewards. If equipment is already covered, shift your spending toward the next important upgrade system.
What to Skip or Delay
Some items are not necessarily bad. They are simply lower priority when your resources are limited.
|
Item Type |
Why Delay It |
|
Ordinary speed-ups |
Available from many other activities |
|
Low-priority Hero Fragments |
Less useful if you are not building that hero |
|
Modification Blueprints |
Can come after more important Glory Shop purchases |
|
Purple Hero Fragments |
Lower priority for later-stage accounts |
|
Power Cores in the Power Core Store |
Other sources can provide them |
|
Extra equipment for unused heroes |
Resources are usually better spent on your core team |
This does not mean these items are useless. It means they should usually be compared against your current upgrade needs before spending.
Final Thoughts
Last Z has a lot of currencies, shops, and limited-time exchanges, but the basic rule is fairly simple: do not spend a valuable currency just because the shop is open.
Prioritize the materials that solve your current progression bottleneck. Save Merit Medals for State Ruler, focus on Orange Equipment while your main heroes still need it, and treat temporary shops according to their current event stock.
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