Astropolis
Last updated 2026-09-03
Astropolis, also known as the City of Converging Stars, is the seventh accessible world in Honkai: Star Rail. It can be accessed upon completing Trailblaze Mission chapter In Ravages Does the Whistle Sound.
It acts as the headquarters of Interastral Peace Entertainment and the IPC's vacation resort. It is located in the Epsilon system.[1]
The following Mission chapters take place on this world:
Description
Among the ultra-wealthy of the universe, a well-worn saying has passed from lip to lip: "If you want to lose yourself in a kaleidoscopic dreamscape of bespoke fantasies, head to Penacony under The Family's wing. If you want to witness a pulse-pounding game where fortunes and fates hang in the balance, the Casilo Carnival is calling your name. And if you want to blow through a mountain of coins on the most unapologetically lavish vacation money can buy, then Astropolis on Epsilon is your one and only destination."
Astropolis means a metropolis of countless stars. It serves as the headquarters of Interastral Peace Entertainment, and stands without question as the absolute pinnacle of what the traditional entertainment industry can achieve. Sunshine, sandy beaches, crashing waves, motorsports, cinema, influencers... Every conceivable form of entertainment is dressed up in lavish finery, bankrolled by staggering credits, and put on grand display in this premier resort destination of the universe. "Keeping Up With Star Rail," "Cardway Films," "Infinite Corporate Dreams," "Aetherium Warzone"... Countless beloved entertainment franchises set out from Astropolis, beaming across trillions of screens and into the living rooms of ordinary families throughout the cosmos.
Beyond the transient travelers, Astropolis is home to three kinds of permanent residents: employees of Interastral Peace Entertainment, media moguls with devoted followings, and dreamchasers who would do anything to secure a foothold in the city. The employees live within the hive communities, keeping their professional smiles plastered on whether they're clocking in or out, living their lives like a soap opera that only those on the inside truly understand. The handful of media moguls commanding massive audiences carve out their own kingdoms within the broadcast studios. As for those who come from distant worlds, even an emperor of a frontier planet who empties his entire treasury and sells everything he owns can barely afford a single week's residency in Astropolis.
The true masters of Astropolis, the directors of the Interastral Peace Corporation, have never been shy about flaunting their status. Their estates occupy the highest and most central positions in all of Astropolis. It is said that if you were to treat Astropolis as a geometric solid, its center would be equidistant from every surface: equally, utterly out of reach. And yet, for all the towering grandeur of the directors' mansions, the distance between the Amber Lord and these titans of capital may be no closer than the distance between those same titans and an ordinary person.
Overview
(To be added.)
Geography
The megastructure of Astropolis resembles a giant hollowed-out cube with transparent sphere ports on each side. The circular ecological megastructure on the interior surface is dotted with curving artificial sea environments and landmasses arranged in hexagonal sections where high-tech living units for IPC employees are also located. The seamless integration of natural ecology and technological convenience is the company's gold standard for an "ideal life" city. Suspended in the center of Astropolis is a smaller megastructure called Skycall Aery. It's the heart of the entire Astropolis, but on very rare occasions, it temporarily serves as the heart of the entire Pan-Cosmic Trade System.[2]
Areas
Space Anchors
Astropolis Central District
There are 5 Space Anchors in Astropolis Central District:
| Name | Image | Description |
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 Seaside Park
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The beaches of Astropolis maintain an eternally perfect summer by the sea, but without the associated risks of heatstroke, drowning, skin cancer, or sharknado encounters. Unless you insist on coming face-to-face with sharknado, which is a paid experience. |
| Kenneth Shopping Center
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Astropolis's largest all-in-one shopping plaza. They say you can find every good thing the cosmos has to offer here. But that's probably just a marketing gimmick, since no one has ever managed to find true love on any of its shelves. |
| Upside-Down Restaurant
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Inside this upside-down ocean-view restaurant, you may witness a rare sight. But compared to the sea suspended high overhead, the food here is way more worthy of attention. Ever since a Xianzhou native took charge here, the culinary creativity of the Upside-Down Restaurant is gradually starting to border on a kind of... performance art. It is what it is. Let's start with a serving of "The Amber Lord Jumps Over the Wall!" |
| Lighthouse Plaza
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A statue in the center of the Plaza captures the commanding figure of "Lighthouse". Rumor has it that this Plaza is the safest spot in Astropolis. Even though it's just a statue, nobody dares to stir up trouble right under the nose of Lighthouse. |
| Ferry Station
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The "Shuttle" is the primary mode of public transportation in Astropolis, capable of taking you to any sector of this colossus. Because of how vital it actually is, the law states that its name should and can only be the completely unremarkable "Shuttle". This prevents disputes over naming rights and advertising revenues. |
Lodestar Tower
There are 5 Space Anchors in Lodestar Tower:
| Name | Image | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Security Check Area
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All who enter here must abandon any dull, dry, boring, bland, flat, monotonous, dreary, and empty thoughts, and embrace crazy ideas beyond mortal imagination instead. These security cameras are here to prevent you from bringing such thoughts into the work area. |
| Reception Hall
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A public space belonging to the Media Business Department. Some people deliberately choose to hold their meetings here as a show of their "Openness and Aboveboardness," though meetings that make a point of saying so tend to be particularly shady. |
| Panorama Hall
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You can see any corner of Astropolis through these security monitors, including residential homes, and even the Arita Family mansion (though that's not something the average person will get to see) What's that? An invasion of privacy? Hahaha, love your sense of humor. |
| Studio
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Keeping Up With Star Rail, Interastral Peace Broadcast... and more recently, Furbobo Weekly too. Nearly all the most popular shows across the cosmos are recorded here. In its golden age, over 400 programs were in production simultaneously. But that was then; now, it's grown quieter and quieter. You know how it is, the industry is not doing great. |
| Circular Office
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This kind of circular work zone layout isn't the most efficient, but it's undoubtedly the most spectacular. Astropolis city planners are well aware that everything in this city is part of the landscape, laborers included. |
Skycall Aery
There are 2 Space Anchors in Skycall Aery:
| Name | Image | Description |
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| Cloudreach Belvedere
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Everything seems insignificant at the very heart of Astropolis. The designers here had no intention of making you feel a sense of superiority. Instead, they strongly wanted you to realize that on a cosmic scale, even a high-ranking IPC executive is but a speck of dust. |
| Hall of Five Senses
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The conference room where IPC executives calmly carry out negotiations also doubles as a private showroom for Arita's collections. The name "Hall of Five Senses" was originated by Yan Shiluo. It is quite refined, as expected of a Xianzhou native. Arita prefers to call it the "Institute of Collections." It is supposedly derived from Ancient Benzaitengoku, and it's not a bad name either. But Kenneth prefers to call it, "Old Geezers Just Love Hoarding a Bunch of Junk, Who Even Knows Where This Old Man Dug Up All These Scraps From." That's a good name too, just a tad long. |
Characters
Playable Characters
1 Character matches the category selection:
| Character | Rarity | Path | Combat Type |
|---|---|---|---|
 Asta |  |  Harmony |  Fire |
NPCs
Related NPCs
There are 29 additional NPCs related to Astropolis:
- @LoveIsAPainkiller
- Alent Scout
- Alpha 06D
- Arino Kenneth
- Aubray
- Auto Heartthrob Bot
- Bonton
- Charles Gourmud
- Chief Neil
- Chirplotte
- Chrissas the Great
- Cornflower
- Cripus
- Dark-Horned Tiger
- Feng Barkonov
- Kenneth Arita
- Little Kumā
- Madam House
- Mangia
- MDL-870
- Mehjesty
- Miss Komu
- Owlbert
- Plush Fullie
- Rocca
- Smiling Shark
- The Self-Funded Moles
- Velite
- Yannick
Upcoming NPCs
There are no upcoming NPCs related to Astropolis.
Trivia
Etymology
- Astropolis is likely a combination of astro meaning "star" and polis meaning "city."
- The Chinese name for Astropolis, 千星城, literally translates to "City of Thousand Stars."
Gallery
Preview Images
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name |
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| English | Astropolis |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 千星城 |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 千星城 |
| Japanese | 千星シティ |
| Korean | 아스트로폴리스 |
| Spanish | Astrópolis |
| French | Astropolis |
| Russian | Звездоград |
| Thai | นครพันดารา |
| Vietnamese | Astropolis |
| German | Astropolis |
| Indonesian | Astropolis |
| Portuguese | Astrópolis |
Change History
- Astropolis was released with the following areas:
- Astropolis was introduced.
References
- ↑ Trailblaze Mission, As Tomorrow Became Yesterday: Traverse Stars and Stride Cosmos
- ↑ Video matching %Honkai Star Rail Version 4.5 "To Roll the Stars in Astropolis" Special Program% does not exist or is missing required categories.
