Sparrowmint
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If someone told you they never seen a Sparrowmint, they must have never opened their eyes or been green with a ray gun. Now if there was an only good use for them. | |
| Level | 2 |
| Base Value | 300 chocolate coins |
| Animal | Sparrow |
| Candy | Spearmint |
| Attack Object | Arrows |
Sparrowmints are a little brown bird piñata seen early in the game. With an appetite for Whirlms, this may be the first predator you will encounter in the garden.
Description
Requirements
Viva Piñata
Appear
- Have 1 Whirlm resident in the garden
Visit
- Have 2 Whirlm residents in the garden
Resident
- After 2 Whirlms have romanced
Romance
- Has eaten one Whirlm
- Have a Sparrowmint house in the garden
Evolution
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
Appear
- Have 1 Whirlm resident in the garden
Visit
- Have 2 Whirlm residents in the garden
Resident
- Has eaten 1 Whirlm
Romance
- Has eaten 1 bluebell seed
- Have a Sparrowmint house in the garden
Trick
- Feed a daisy seed to perform Trick 1
- Feed a daisy to perform Trick 2
Evolution
- Feed a dandelion flower to evolve into a Candary
Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
Appear
- Have 1 Whirlm resident in the garden
Visit
- Have 2 Whirlm residents in the garden
Resident
- After 2 Whirlms have romanced
Romance
- Has eaten 1 Whirlm
- Have a Sparrowmint house in the garden
Evolution
- Feed a buttercup flower to evolve into Candary
Variants
| purple | pink | green |
| Has eaten a thistle | Has eaten a water lily | Has eaten a watercress |
In Pocket Paradise, only the pink variant is available.
Uses
- Sparrowmint can be evolved into Candary
- Eating 1 (2 in PP) Sparrowmints helps fulfill the Buzzenge romance requirements (Classic, PP)
- Eating 1 Sparrowmint helps fill the Buzzenge resident requirements (TIP)
- Eating 1 Sparrowmint helps fulfill the Kittyfloss resident requirements (TIP)
Species Conflicts
Eats:
- Whirlm
Eaten by:
- Buzzenge
- Kittyfloss
Happiness
Trivia
- Sparrowmint is the only piñata who's evolution method was changed between Viva Piñata and Trouble in Paradise. The reason is unknown, but it is likely this was to take advantage of some of the newly added plants.
- A possible exception may be Horstachio into Zumbug, who's method was simplified in Pocket Paradise. The actual food item is unchanged however.