Month: December 2016

For a long time, I was stuck trying to figure out how to make a royal rose, which was the last farming crop I needed to grow. The collection page said it was made by mixing black with gold.

Now the problem was that the royal rose is the gold rose. So how can I mix a black rose with a gold one if I don’t have a gold one? 😛 Figuring it was an error, I tried mixing red and white, red and black, and black and white (those are the only other roses in the game). But no luck.

So I thought maybe the gold had to be a different crop altogether. So I tried crossbreeding the black rose seeds with other crops that looked gold. That included the rich butterynut seed, the royal milkberry seed, and twinkle flower seed. None of those worked either.

But finally, when I planted a golden apple seed next to the black rose, I finally got my royal rose seed! I’m not sure why or how apples are crossbreeding with roses, but I’m glad to have finally figured that out. Once I harvested the rose, my farming collection was complete!

Shortly before Christmas, Nintendo of America released another set of items via QR code on the official DMW2 site. It unlocks the following holiday items: Two Mickey Santa outfits (a red one and a green one), a rare festive candle, a festive Mickey hat, a rare dusk Mickey top hat, a rare bright mickey top hat, a festive tree balloon, holiday wallpaper, a holiday rug, a holiday table, a holiday chair, and a holiday counter.  For your convenience, here is the QR code.

For a favor, Minnie invited me over to her house. The whole gang was there for a holiday get-together! It was a surprise Christmas party! Minnie also gave me two gifts, a holiday candle and festive wreath. We then took a commemorative photo together for the occasion.

You can see I was using my shocked pose there. I’ve been having fun with that greeting (maybe a bit too much), using it all around town for no particular reason. It just looks funny, that’s all. 🙂

I recently had my first StreetPass hit in Disney Magical World 2! Sadly, it does not show the StreetPass visitor arriving by balloon like it did in the first game. But this is her, Wendy.

And by request, here is a look at me wearing the reindeer outfit I got last time. Why does it have a bow though?

I went home for some dreaming, going on the Winnie the Pooh themed dream “Hold on Tight!” and the Peter Pan dream “Starry Night Flight.”

It looks like there are only two more dreams I haven’t viewed/played yet, so I’ll be sure to finish those off next time. Right now, my overall game collection is at 89.24% complete. Have a Merry Christmas, and I’ll see you next time!

In addition the new winter items I mentioned last time, there are also new winter themed foods. You can purchase the recipes at Miss Teri’s Shop of Wonder with nice points. Here’s a look at what the new food items look like:

On the farm, I crossbred a hibiscus seed and a sunny hibiscus seed and got a rare blazing hibiscus seed as a result. I planted the seed, and once harvested, I earned the “Fiery Flower” sticker. As a reward, I received the desert traveler outfit.

After that, I went home to dream. A lot. I have tons of completed puzzles, so my dream backlog is huge. Since I went on so many dreams, I’m not going to detail every activity in each of them. But I went on the Alice in Wonderland dream “Curious Kingdom,” the Pinocchio dream “Whale of a Whale,” the Hercules dream “Hero’s Pride,” the Little Mermaid dream “Ocean Kingdom,” The Three Caballeros dream “Samba Shenanigans,” and the Snow White dream “Forest Friends.”

Here are a few of my favorite moments from those dreams:

When I was done, I earned the “Life’s a Dream” sticker for visiting 20 dream stages.

After that, only one sticker remained on my page of pro stickers: Surfing more than 400m. It took me a number of attempts, but I eventually surfed for a distance of 459.8 meters. That earned me sticker #115, “Surfing? Sure Thing!”

That completed the “Pro Stickers” album, but I immediately got another sticker album! This one is called “Expert Stickers,” and there are 15 final stickers to earn. But many of the expert stickers are just continuations of previous ones. For example, one of them is to wear 200 ace ensembles and one requires building 180 pieces of furniture at Chip & Dale’s workshop.

This is a bit disappointing, because I immediately earned 12 of the 15 new stickers! I had already met the requirements, so the game just kept rewarding me for them, one after another. So I only need three more stickers in the entire game, and none of them seem particularly difficult.

I’ll see you next time with more. In the meantime, here’s a look at my detailed collection status. My overall collection is 76.69% complete.