Good Goods & Cloud Crests Guide

Good Goods & Cloud Crests Guide

Visit Good Goods in Zenless Zone Zero and get everything you need in order to restore the Suibian Temple to it's former glory! No matter the materials you miss, Good Goods has what you need!

Last updated on Jun 03, 2025 at 13:00 by Jaymo
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Good Goods Overview

Visit this Shop in the Waifei Peninsula, and buy everything you need to re-decorate the Suibian Temple!

Good Goods Shop
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What is the Good Goods?

Good Goods is a new in-game shop that is introduced with version 2.0.

In this shop you will find various items that you will be able to buy with a new currency. These items are crucial for the Suibian Temple restoration!

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Where Can You Find the Good Goods?

Good Goods is Located at Failume Heights, in the Waifei Peninsula. It is small little shop with a kids playground in the front and Bomb Cola ad.

Good Goods location
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How to Unlock the Good Goods Shop?

Good Goods most likely unlocks once you reach the Waifei Peninsula and start the As Time passes: A Decade of Suibian Temple Event, as this shop is heavily linked to it. However, for the time being no official information has been released regarding the functioning of the shop and the event.

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What Can You Get at Good Goods?

As mentioned before, the Good Goods shop is linked to the Suibian Temple event. You can exchange your Cloud Crests against the material needed to restore the Temple.

Additionally, you can also redeem the stuff needed for the temple by exchanging them with special materials gathered from Aerospace City.

Good Goods Items
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What Currency is Used in the Good Goods?

You will need a specific currency in order to be able to buy the various items. This new currency is called Cloud Crests and is obtainable by participating in the Suibian Temple restoration event:

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What are the Items you can buy?

The complete list of items you can obtain from this shop will be added as soon as available.

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Changelog

  • 02 Jun. 2025: Guide added.
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