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| − | In {{PG}}, shining spots appear daily in a random acre and normally contain 1,000 Bells. If the player has | + | In {{PG}}, shining spots appear daily in a random acre and normally contain 1,000 Bells. If the player has money [[luck]] from [[fêng shui]], the spot can instead contain 10,000 or 30,000 Bells. The higher the player's money luck, the greater the chance of finding 10,000 or 30,000 bells, and with high enough money luck, the player will only find 10,000 or 30,000 bells. Money luck from [[Katrina]]'s fortune guarantees that the player will find 30,000 bells. |
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| + | If the player buries a bag of Bells in a shining spot, a tree will begin to grow and may be a [[money tree]] containing, instead of [[fruit]], three bags worth the same as the amount buried. The higher the player's money luck, the greater the chance that the tree will be a money tree. Because the largest bell bag is 30,000 bells, the most valuable possible money tree can provide 90,000 bells total, for a net profit of 60,000 bells. | ||
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| + | Additionally, if the player buries a [[Shovel]] in a shining spot, it will grow into a tree with golden leaves that drops a Golden Shovel the first time it is shaken. | ||
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 A shining spot in Animal Crossing | ||||||
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The shining soil,[1] known as the shining spot in Animal Crossing,[2] is a patch of ground in the Animal Crossing series that appears daily in the player's town. When dug up, it reveals a bag of Bells. Bells can also be buried in shining soil for the chance of growing a money tree. Shining soil first appeared in Doubutsu no Mori, and after Doubutsu no Mori e+ it remained absent from the series until Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Appearances
In Animal Crossing
In Animal Crossing, shining spots appear daily in a random acre and normally contain 1,000 Bells. If the player has money luck from fêng shui, the spot can instead contain 10,000 or 30,000 Bells. The higher the player's money luck, the greater the chance of finding 10,000 or 30,000 bells, and with high enough money luck, the player will only find 10,000 or 30,000 bells. Money luck from Katrina's fortune guarantees that the player will find 30,000 bells.
If the player buries a bag of Bells in a shining spot, a tree will begin to grow and may be a money tree containing, instead of fruit, three bags worth the same as the amount buried. The higher the player's money luck, the greater the chance that the tree will be a money tree. Because the largest bell bag is 30,000 bells, the most valuable possible money tree can provide 90,000 bells total, for a net profit of 60,000 bells.
Additionally, if the player buries a Shovel in a shining spot, it will grow into a tree with golden leaves that drops a Golden Shovel the first time it is shaken.
In New Horizons
In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, shining soil has been redesigned to be more subtle, and it appears in a random location on the player's island each day and contains 1,000 Bells. If the player buries Bells in a shining spot, a money tree will grow. The player can earn up to three times the amount buried by doing this, but if they plant more than 10,000 Bells, they risk losing money.
Gallery
A shining spot in Animal Crossing after being dug up
The player digging up shining soil in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
References
- ↑ Nintendo of America. "Nintendo Support: How to Update Animal Crossing: New Horizons". en-americas-support.nintendo.com. Retrieved February 1, 2021.
- ↑ Animal Crossing: The Official Nintendo Player's Guide, page 46
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