HIGHLIGHTS
- The “Collect Six Materials from Legendary Creatures” task unlocks on day 2, requiring materials from Bullquet, Astral Swan, and Dawn Fox.
- You need six materials in total, but since you can only collect three per day, you must return the next day to finish the task.
- Players need Animal Grooming for Astral Swan and Dawn Fox, but Bullquet also requires Bug Catching.
Infinity Nikki’s Version 1.3, called Eerie Season, introduces various events, including Tales of Mystery and Full Moon Ballad.
The Full Moon Ballad event in Infinity Nikki runs from March 11 to March 25, 2025, and unlocks new tasks for players each day.
In this event, you need to take photos, earn a set amount of stars in contests, and gather materials from legendary creatures.
Collect Materials From Legendary Creatures Task In Infinity Nikki
The “Collect Six Materials from Legendary Creatures” task in Infinity Nikki becomes available on day 2 of the Full Moon Ballad event.
To complete it, you need to gather materials from three legendary creatures: Bullquet, Astral Swan, and Dawn Fox.
Since you can only collect one material from each creature per day, finishing the task will take two real-life days.
Location Of Legendary Creatures And Collection Method
Bullquet is unique and found at the Bullquet Habitat, southwest of the Lakeside Hill Lane warp spire.
To collect its material, you must first use the Bug Catching ability to capture Bustleflies near it. Keep using the ability until there are no more Bustleflies around Bullquet.
Once you have captured all Bustleflies, switch to the Animal Grooming ability and use it on Bullquet to get its material.
Dawn Fox is located in Wishing Woods, southeast of the Desperation Orb Warehouse warp spire.
You can obtain Dawn Fox’s material by simply approaching it and using the Animal Grooming ability.
Finally, Astral Swan is found in the Stellar Fishing Grounds, southeast of the Stellar Fishing Ground Peak warp spire.
Like Dawn Fox, you only need to use the Animal Grooming ability to collect its material.
