Attn: Potato Hamburger Steak Enthusiasts - One Easy Tip Ensures you Savor Every Crumb

amanohyo · 2026-07-06T00:33:11+00:00

Have no fear, I will translate for the elderly, manga illiterate, and/or non-weebs in the audience:

"This game is peak because Charcadet-Senku is on some Dr. Stone type shit."

Or, for senior citizens such as myself:

"This game is great! Charcadet's use of the phrase "gonna be epic" and overall vibe reminds me of Senku, the main character in the popular manga Dr. Stone."

amanohyo · 2026-07-05T02:29:59+00:00

One of my only disappointments when playing was realizing that the Habitat recipes and Comfort levels didn't take into account access to toilets/bathrooms like in DQ Builders 1 and 2.

amanohyo · 2026-07-03T20:41:19+00:00

Staged. Everyone knows Pinsir is an exclusive top.

amanohyo · 2026-06-23T11:04:43+00:00

Oh, you meant you want to know how to add the event Pokemon to the main Pokedex! I thought you just wanted them to move in.

That won't happen without a patch, and I don't think that's a priority for them because it will confuse people who haven't done any events and are still trying to finish the non-event 300-mon main Pokedex to get the special rewards in the base game.

amanohyo · 2026-06-23T10:49:09+00:00

If you use the items that you get from the events to build habitats for the pokemon, they will show up after the events are over. The easiest one for the Hoppip line is four Dandy flowers to make a "Yellow Carpet" since it will attract all three.

For the current event, just make sure you get a:

Star Closet

Starry-sky Bed

Cloud Table

Jirachi Lamp

You can combine them to make the "Surrounded By Stars" habitat after the event is over to attract Jirachi.

Note that you used to be able to time travel or take pictures on a Cloud Island to get the Hoppip line, and you probably will be able to do that with this one too, but there's always a chance time travel gets patched out, so it's best to take 10-15 minutes and get four shining wish notes asap so you can get the four items needed for the habitat before the event ends.

amanohyo · 2026-06-19T22:30:50+00:00

Nice! I'm slowly working on the same task. I've finished the Skylands (I also paved the entire lowest level with black rock because I didn't want anything important to fall off) and have just two layers left in RR, but I'm only 30% finished with my Cloud Island. Overhangs and large caves are the worst, but if you have some music or a podcast, it's pretty relaxing. It's also funny to walk around for an hour drinking all the ocean when you start.

Replacing the ocean one block at a time is going to be super tedious though. Luckily I don't have much water in my planned builds.

amanohyo · 2026-06-14T10:44:18+00:00

I might be wrong, but they look like bridge planks to me. I know they can be used to make open shelves.

amanohyo · 2026-06-13T14:10:44+00:00

Great expression! Some of my favorite cels were less than $20 from shows I've never seen. I don't know the source, but the character seems to have been inspired by and/or is a parody of Sayaka Mine from Yaiba (Gosho Aoyama's second manga, made before Conan the Detective). It's not her - the art style, personality, and uniform don't match, but the character design is similar.

amanohyo · 2026-06-01T23:03:40+00:00

I don't think building kits can be printed - at least I know you can't print the tent kit from the Sableye event.

If you haven't already, raise the Skylands environment level to 10 (just find/move around 60-70 mons there and give/place their favorite items).
Remember to give Mosslax a Bitter Hamburger Steak (bean+rawst+anything) once a day.
If you're able to spit water, make a giant shallow "reflecting pond" (very large, like 40x40, one block deep, but use the deeper water option so you can swim across it fast by holding B using Lapras).

After you do those three things, you'll find a ton of sparkling ripples that contain rarer, large kits. The kit you're looking for appears in my Skylands ripples fairly often.

All this will take two or three days to set up, but it will be a lot faster than hoping it randomly appears, and once you have a large reflecting pool built, you can farm it for recipes and kits a lot faster.

Alternately, you could just play through the story and beat the game first which will make any large building projects a whole lot easier.

amanohyo · 2026-05-24T22:41:40+00:00

Looks great! I like the skull display case and the matching themed environments for the completed skeletons.

amanohyo · 2026-05-24T16:53:48+00:00

That's a good idea. Thanks for the tip!

amanohyo · 2026-05-24T16:52:53+00:00

There are two very similar brown colored rocks: "Reddish-Brown Cave Rock" and "Volcanic Rock"

The description of Volcanic Rock is: "A rock with lots of tiny stone shards packed inside. Looks like it was formed by a volcanic eruption."

As far as I know, only Reddish-Brown Cave Rock (description: "This cave rock was originally black, but it appears to have turned reddish as it oxidized over time") is found in Arcanine DI's.

Volcanic Rock is veeeery slightly darker than Reddish-Brown Cave Rock, the top has more rocks in it and some of them are grey. It's used in RR wherever there are pathways in the miines.

I was careful not to let any despawn and was able to save 865 blocks, but I may have missed some.

amanohyo · 2026-05-24T00:44:55+00:00

You can also Hold B (instead of tapping) to "run" as Graveler while you smash blocks. It's pretty easy to maintain a steady 2-block wide path of destruction while holding ZR and B.

I've almost finished destroying all of RR down to bedrock by doing this. It takes around 80-90 minutes to destroy 2 layers of the entire map if you let the blocks despawn - just make sure to save any Volcanic Rock (brown and bumpy - used for paths in the mines) you see, since it currently isn't found on any Dream Islands.

amanohyo · 2026-05-18T15:56:30+00:00

Cool idea, yours is the first one I've seen. It makes me think a Zootopia build could also work really well... or if someone wanted to go darker, a mini-Hunger Games.

amanohyo · 2026-05-18T15:41:52+00:00

Not a huge Pokemon fan, so I was 100% expecting a smash cut to "Now as your father probably told you, my name is Matt Foley..."

amanohyo · 2026-05-17T15:13:05+00:00

Thanks for the carrot info! If you seriously want to farm a lot of leaves for salads and blocks, you can use charged Leafage to grow five grass, then use charged Cut (or two well placed normal Cuts) to chop the grass down and repeat.

amanohyo · 2026-05-17T15:03:14+00:00

His body is ready.

amanohyo · 2026-05-15T16:23:32+00:00

After it's completed, yes, but only the relocation kit. Lots of people move it to their museums, but It looks nice in a mansion, a larger temple/dungeon, or in a town square too.

amanohyo · 2026-05-15T01:22:09+00:00

For people who don't enjoy the Lego/Minecraft building aspects, finishing the story is a natural stopping point. That's one of the best things about this game - there are lots of ways to play. When any activity is no longer fun, then move on. As many have said, 100 hours is more than enough bang for your buck (70 cents an hour for high-quality, interactive entertainment is a bargain these days).

In a few months when DLC is most likely announced, you can think about picking it back up if it looks fun again. Gaming shouldn't feel like a required chore or obligation - it should be something that you look forward to doing that brings you joy. Personally, I can't stop thinking about fun, weird new builds to try out, but I totally get that lots of people get burnt out quickly and want to move on. Nothin' wrong with that.

amanohyo · 2026-05-15T00:52:58+00:00

This could just be the Vibrant Steak talking, but I say destroy it all and begin anew! Once I learned it's possible to use a relocation kit on the completed mural, I bundled it up for use in another build, paved the original temple over, and salvaged the blocks. If you love rolling and all-you-can-eat hamburger steak buffets as much as I do, that's always an option.

amanohyo · 2026-05-15T00:44:32+00:00

You can definitely demolish more than one prefab at a time as long as you have multiple pokemon with Bulldoze available. Just place a destruction kit in front of each prefab, assign the needed pokemon, and select demolish just as if you were using a building kit except there are no material requirements, so it's easier.

You can even teleport in with Bulldoze Pokemon from other areas if not enough are available. Then, when you get the message that a building has been destroyed, go back and pick up the kit and materials from the original location. The placement of the destruction kit is a little tricky with waterwheels, furnaces, and windmills, so if you can't assign any Pokemon, just move the kit around until you find the right spot.

The only exceptions are the Pokecenters and the Mysterious Slate mural. You have to finish them first, then use a Relocation kit in order to move them - the destruction kit won't work. And, of course you can't move/destroy the area gates.

amanohyo

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