The Nightmare Before Christmas update in Sakura Stand has arrived, blending Halloween and Christmas into one festive adventure. This update introduces two new currencies, Candy and Candy Corn, which are essential for unlocking special event content. If you’re wondering how to collect these currencies and what they’re used for, this guide has everything you need.
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How to Get Candy and Candy Corn in Sakura Stand
Earning Candy and Candy Corn is straightforward in Sakura Stand but is very grind, as each method requires some effort. You’ll need to defeat enemies, explore for chests, covert Tokens, and even take on a raid boss. Here’s all the ways to get Candy and Candy Corn in Sakura Stand:
Defeating Curses and Hollows
Update: The developers have updated Sakura Stand, and now Candy Corn drops from all enemies in the game, and the amount depends on the health of the enemy in question. Meaning, the more HP the enemy has, the more Candy Corn you will get, but you have to deal at least 20% of the total HP.
Curses and Hollows are common enemies that drop both currencies.
- Curses:
- Drop 7 Candy and 3 Candy Corn per kill.
- Hollows:
- Drop 5–6 Candy and 2–3 Candy Corn per kill.
These enemies are your go-to for farming large amounts of Candy and Candy Corn quickly, but it’s still going to take you a while.
Defeating Jotaro Kujo and more
Jotaro Kujo is another way to farm Candy and Candy Corn. Defeating him grants access to multiple chests that hold both currencies. He spawns every 1 hour 30 minutes near the arcade.
- Drops:
- Each chest gives 5 Candy and 2 Candy Corn.
Other bosses, such as Roland and Deku, are also worth fighting.
Opening Chests
Chests scattered across the map can also contain Candy and Candy Corn.
- Drops:
- Each chest gives 5 Candy and 2 Candy Corn.
Keep an eye out for these as you explore the map—they’re a quick and easy way to add to your stash. However, you do need a Chest Key to open a chest, which can be found in the chests themselves.
Summoning and Defeating Dullahan
Dullahan, the new raid boss, is the most challenging but rewarding way to earn Candy Corn.
- How to Summon Dullahan:
- Requires 666 Candy to summon.
- Go to the Forest Region, near the Requiem Altar. Look for Auddy’s Tombstone, where you’ll see Auddy sticking out of the grave.
- Interact with the tombstone, give Auddy the required Candy, and a portal will appear.
- How to Enter Dullahan’s Lair:
- After summoning, climb the hill to enter Dullahan’s Lair.
- Candy Corn Rewards:
- The amount of Candy Corn you earn depends on how much damage you deal during the fight, but you can get up to 1,000 Candy Corn.
Bring strong allies or use your best builds to maximize your damage and earn more Candy Corn.
Converting Tokens
If you’ve got tons of Tokens to spare in SS, then you can convert them to Candy Corn so you can get Alucard without spending any Robux. For every five Tokens, you’ll get one Candy Corn.
What Are Candy and Candy Corn Used For in Sakura Stand?
Candy and Candy Corn serve different purposes in the Nightmare Before Christmas event.
- Candy:
- Used to summon Dullahan, the raid boss.
- Candy Corn:
- Acts as currency in the N4’s shop, where you can purchase exclusive items.
- Spent to summon Alucard in the Hellsing Corp gacha system.
All N4 Shop Items
N4 Animated, The Last Pirate NPC, can be found outside the Hueco Mundo portal, aka near Urahara’s shop.
| N4 Shop Items | Candy Corn Cost |
|---|---|
| Arrow | 10 |
| Rokakaka | 10 |
| 1000 Tokens | 100 |
| SFC Spooky Burger | 150 |
| Midknight (Vessel of Life) | Taped Shut | 200 |
| Fimbulvetr | 400 |
| Hogyoku Fragment | 400 |
| Star Platinum | Shadow Master | 400 |
| Stop Sign | Stop Scythe | 550 |
| Gojo Satoru | 1/2 | 600 |
| Azael Horn | 600 |
| Summer Time | Witch | 600 |
| X!Chara | Hallowed | 600 |
| Cross | Butterflies’ Funeral | 2000 |
| Wild Hunt | 6500 |
| Remembrance of Dullahan | 7000 |
| Singularity Essence | 30,000 |
| Midknight | 9,999,999,999 |
| Midknight | Vessel of Life | 9,999,999,999 |
Both currencies are critical for fully enjoying the event, whether you’re looking to challenge powerful bosses or grab limited-edition gear. Use this guide to make the most of your time and collect all the special rewards before the event ends!
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