Editing Mushroom battle

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'''Mushroom battles''' are a feature of {{pb}}, unlocked at [[level]] 15. Mushrooms of various colors and sizes appear around the world, and players can send groups of [[Pikmin family|Pikmin]] to [[Combat|attack]] them. Multiple players can join a battle, and participants will receive [[Fruit (Pikmin Bloom)|fruit]] and a [[postcard]] as a reward, and a score that measures how well they did. Up to three mushroom battles can be done by a player in a day, but additional battles can be joined by spending a [[mushroom recharge ticket]].

The amount of Pikmin that can be sent on a mushroom battle by a player will increase over time based on the player's [[level]], starting at 10 Pikmin and reaching a maximum of 40 Pikmin. The [[Pikmin Bloom interface#Mushroom battle|mushroom battle selection screen]] lets the player choose which Pikmin to send and shows the strength of the squad and how long the battle will take. The higher the strength, the faster the Pikmin will be at completing the battle. Up to 5 people can battle a single mushroom at once, each sending their own groups of Pikmin, and after reaching this number, additional players can join (up to a maximum of 20) by using a mushroom recharge ticket.

==Mushrooms==
[[File:PB Map Mushroom Tutorial.png|thumb|200px|A normal brown mushroom on the map screen. The red circle indicates its health.]]
Mushrooms grow at points of interest in the real world, similar to [[Big Flower]]s. They can only be seen and interacted with when they are less than 600 meters away from the player. After the mushroom is destroyed, it grows back in the same location 5 minutes later, without any input. As of the server update on {{date|1|March|2023}}, mushrooms that have not been cleared for a certain period of time will automatically regrow. Although the exact duration required for this is not yet known, it is suspected to be 7 days at most. Whether regrowth is automatic or following the destruction of the previous mushroom, the mushroom type that grows is randomized.

Mushrooms come in various types that differ in size and color. The hierarchy of the sizes are small, normal, and large, with each size increasing in [[health]]. The larger the mushroom, the bigger the reward for destroying it. There are 11 colors of mushrooms &ndash; 8 regular colors, and 3 elemental types. Fire Mushrooms can only be fought by [[Red Pikmin]], Water Mushrooms can only be fought by [[Blue Pikmin]], and Crystal Mushrooms can only be fought by [[Rock Pikmin]], while all other types can be fought by Pikmin of any type. The color of mushrooms determines the type of [[nectar]] players can get as a reward.

{|class="wikitable sortable"
|+Mushroom health
!Color
!Small
!Normal
!Large
|-
|{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} Brown
|51,800
|397,400
|1,728,000
|-
|{{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} Red
|87,400
|670,600
|2,916,000
|-
|{{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} Yellow
|84,200
|645,800
|2,808,000
|-
|{{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Blue
|84,200
|645,800
|2,808,000
|-
|{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} Purple
|93,900
|720,300
|3,132,000
|-
|{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} White
|81,000
|621,000
|2,700,000
|-
|{{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} Pink
|81,000
|621,000
|2,700,000
|-
|{{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Gray
|90,700
|695,500
|3,024,000
|-
|{{icon|Fire mushroom|l=}} Fire
|N/A
|3,850,200
|13,662,000
|-
|{{icon|Water mushroom|l=}} Water
|N/A
|3,816,700
|13,543,200
|-
|{{icon|Crystal mushroom|l=}} Crystal
|N/A
|3,883,600
|13,780,800
|}

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!How those mushroom healths are calculated
|-
|
Mushroom health appears to be calculated by the formula 100 × floor(1080 × '''''scale''''' × (23 + '''''type''''')), where '''''scale''''' and '''''type''''' are given by the following tables:

{|class="wikitable sortable"
!''scale''
!Small
!Normal
!Large
|-
!Regular
|3%
|23%
|100%
|-
!Elemental
|N/A
|31%
|110%
|}

{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Color
!''type''
|-
|{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} Brown
| -7
|-
|{{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} Red
|4
|-
|{{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} Yellow
|3
|-
|{{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Blue
|3
|-
|{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} Purple
|6
|-
|{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} White
|2
|-
|{{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} Pink
|2
|-
|{{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Gray
|5
|-
|{{icon|Fire mushroom|l=}} Fire
|92
|-
|{{icon|Water mushroom|l=}} Water
|91
|-
|{{icon|Crystal mushroom|l=}} Crystal
|93
|}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed hiddentable" style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
|-
!Mushroom healths on {{date|14|December}} and 15<sup>th</sup>, 2022
|-
|
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|+Mushroom health
!Color
!Small
!Normal
!Large
|-
|{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} Brown
|207,300
|1,589,700
|3,455,000
|-
|{{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} Red
|349,900
|2,662,700
|5,832,000
|-
|{{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} Yellow
|336,900
|2,583,300
|5,616,000
|-
|{{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Blue
|336,900
|2,583,300
|5,616,000
|-
|{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} Purple
|375,800
|2,881,400
|6,264,000
|-
|{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} White
|324,000
|2,484,000
|5,400,000
|-
|{{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} Pink
|324,000
|2,484,000
|5,400,000
|-
|{{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Gray
|362,800
|2,782,000
|6,048,000
|-
|{{icon|Fire mushroom|l=}} Fire
|N/A
|12,420,000
|26,082,000
|-
|{{icon|Water mushroom|l=}} Water
|N/A
|12,312,000
|25,855,200
|-
|{{icon|Crystal mushroom|l=}} Crystal
|N/A
|12,528,000
|26,308,800
|}
|}

{| class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed hiddentable" style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"
|-
!Mushroom healths before {{date|14|December|2022}} 
|-
|
{|class="wikitable sortable"
|+Mushroom health
!Color
!Small
!Normal
!Large
!Giant
|-
|{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} {{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} {{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} {{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Brown, red, yellow, and blue
|4,800
|21,000
|73,000
|170,000
|-
|{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} {{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Purple and gray
|6,300
|28,000
|94,000
|N/A
|-
|{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} {{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} White and pink
|3,400
|15,000
|51,000
|N/A
|}
Giant mushrooms only came in the red color, and were extremely rare.
|}

==Process==
[[File:PB Normal Blue Mushrooms.png|thumb|150px|The screen that appears when a mushroom is selected.]]
[[File:Pikmin Bloom Large Red Mushroom select pikmin all selected.jpg|thumb|150px|Selecting Pikmin for a mushroom battle.]]
When a mushroom is selected, either from the [[Pikmin Bloom interface#Map|map screen]] or [[Pikmin Bloom interface#Expeditions|expedition list]], the camera will focus on the mushroom, with a photograph of its corresponding real-world landmark behind it. The screen displays some basic information about the mushroom, such as its remaining [[health]], the time left until it is destroyed, and the rewards for destroying, as well as circles that can be filled with icons of the [[Mii]]s of the players who have joined the battle. There is a Join button which progresses to the selection screen. The button will be grayed out if the participant limit has already been reached. If the player has run out of daily tries, a mushroom recharge ticket will be displayed inside.

In the selection screen, the player can manually choose which Pikmin to send, or have the game automatically select Pikmin with the Auto button. A list of all the player's Pikmin appears, and by tapping one, it can be added to or removed from the mushroom attacking group. The maximum size of the group depends on the player's [[level]]. Pikmin with an advantage against that mushroom type (see the next section) may jump in the list when selected for the battle. Selected Pikmin also appear in front of the mushroom in the camera view. Since {{date|14|December|2022}}, after selecting at least 1 Pikmin, a [[nectar]] button appears in the lower half of the screen and can be tapped to feed the selected Pikmin. The player will be taken to a separate [[Pikmin Bloom interface#Garden|garden screen]] where selected Pikmin can be fed. There is a GO button in the lower right corner; tapping it sends all the selected Pikmin to attack the mushroom. If the player has run out of daily tries, they will be asked to use a mushroom recharge ticket before proceeding. Additional tickets can be purchased from this screen by tapping the "Add Tickets" button. 

[[File:PB Pink Mushroom Battle.gif|thumb|150px|Winged Pikmin destroying one part of a small pink mushroom.]]
Once the Pikmin are sent on the mushroom battle, they rush towards the mushrooms and start attacking them. Most Pikmin types latch on to a mushroom and start attacking it at a constant rate, with each attack doing some damage. [[Rock Pikmin]] instead jump towards a mushroom from a distance and roll back to jump again. From time to time, Pikmin get off the mushroom, walk back to their starting position, and walk back to the mushroom to start attacking again. Each hit decreases the health of the mushrooms, though not by a set amount; see the [[#Time|Time]] section for more details. From time to time, one of the mushrooms in the group will collapse, leaving the Pikmin attacking it to start attacking another one. The intervals at which mushrooms break depend on the number of the mushrooms in the cluster: 4 for small, 7 for normal, and 10 for large, such that mushrooms break at regular intervals. For example, in a large mushroom group, one of the mushrooms will break for each tenth of health depleted. After joining a mushroom battle, player icons can be tapped to send a reaction, chosen from four different types of reactions. A reaction can be changed at any time once sent. Mushroom battle can be left using the "Leave" button. Doing so will not give the player an extra attempt for the day.

When the health is fully depleted, the mushroom battle is cleared. The player is provided with their score, the time it took to destroy the mushrooms, and a star rating, followed by the Pikmin bringing a [[postcard]] about their battle and a small number of shiny [[Fruit (Pikmin Bloom)|fruits]] to be given to the player. Each Pikmin that was sent on the battle also gains some [[friendship]] (though this actually happens at the start of the battle, not the end).

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!How joining mushroom battles worked before {{date|14|December|2022}} 
|-
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Prior to update 59.0, players could not leave current battles or send reactions to one other. The selection screen did not display rewards. Only up to three mushroom battles could be done in a day, as Mushroom Recharge Tickets had not yet been introduced to the game. Selected Pikmin could not be fed nectar from the selection screen.
|}

==Attack power==
When the player is selecting Pikmin for the mushroom battle, a power value appears. This shows how strong the selected squad is against that mushroom. Adding a Pikmin will increase the value by some amount. This amount depends on the [[Pikmin family#Types|type]] of Pikmin, whether it is a [[Decor Pikmin]], its [[maturity]], its [[friendship]], and the color of the mushroom being attacked.

Each Pikmin type has a base attack power. These attack powers are shown in the table below.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Type
!Base attack power
|-
|{{icon|Red Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|4
|-
|{{icon|Yellow Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|3
|-
|{{icon|Blue Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|3
|-
|{{icon|Purple Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|6
|-
|{{icon|White Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|2
|-
|{{icon|Winged Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|2
|-
|{{icon|Rock Pikmin|v=PB|y}}
|5
|}

Added to the base attack power is a value for whether the Pikmin is a [[Decor Pikmin]] or not.
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Decor
!Added attack power
|-
|Yes
|4
|-
|No
|0
|}

Added to the total so far is a value for the Pikmin's [[maturity]].
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Maturity
!Added attack power
|-
|Leaf
|1
|-
|Bud
|2
|-
|Regular flower
|3
|-
|Rare flower
|4
|-
|Bare
|0
|}

Added to the total so far is a value for the Pikmin's [[friendship]].
{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Friendship
!Added attack power
|-
|0-1 hearts
|0
|-
|1-2 hearts
|1
|-
|2-3 hearts
|2
|-
|3-4 hearts
|3
|-
|4 hearts to 1 golden heart
|4
|-
|1-2 golden hearts
|8
|-
|2-3 golden hearts
|12
|-
|3-4 golden hearts
|16
|-
|4 golden hearts
|20
|}

Finally, added to the total so far is a value to represent the Pikmin type's strength against the type of mushroom being fought.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Type matchup chart
!colspan="11"|Defending mushroom type
|-
|{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} Brown
|{{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} Red
|{{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} Yellow
|{{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Blue
|{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} Purple
|{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} White
|{{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} Pink
|{{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Gray
|{{icon|Fire mushroom|l=}} Fire
|{{icon|Water mushroom|l=}} Water
|{{icon|Crystal mushroom|l=}} Crystal
|-
!rowspan="7"|Attacking<br>Pikmin<br>type
|{{icon|Red Pikmin|v=PB}} Red
| 3 || 12 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 0 || 100 || N/A || N/A
|-
|{{icon|Yellow Pikmin|v=PB}} Yellow
| 3 || 3 || 12 || 0 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 3 || N/A || N/A || N/A
|-
|{{icon|Blue Pikmin|v=PB}} Blue
| 3 || 0 || 3 || 12 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 3 || N/A || 100 || N/A
|-
|{{icon|Purple Pikmin|v=PB}} Purple
| 3 || 3 || 3 || 0 || 12 || 0 || 3 || 3 || N/A || N/A || N/A
|-
|{{icon|White Pikmin|v=PB}} White
| 3 || 3 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 12 || 3 || 0 || N/A || N/A || N/A
|-
|{{icon|Winged Pikmin|v=PB}} Winged
| 3 || 3 || 3 || 3 || 3 || 0 || 12 || 0 || N/A || N/A || N/A
|-
|{{icon|Rock Pikmin|v=PB}} Rock
| 3 || 3 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 0 || 3 || 12 || N/A || N/A || 100
|}

Note that the system is not fully understood and that there are likely errors in the description above.

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!How attack power was calculated before {{date|14|December|2022}} 
|-
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The attack power of a Pikmin originally depended on 5 variables: the [[Pikmin family#Types|type]] of Pikmin, its [[friendship]], its [[maturity]], whether it was a [[Decor Pikmin]], and the color of the mushroom being attacked. The equation below was the overall equation for calculating the power contributed by a single Pikmin; the paragraphs below explain what each variable means.

{{equation|PB Challenge Power Formula.png}}

Each Pikmin type had a base attack power. [[Red Pikmin]], [[Yellow Pikmin]], and [[Blue Pikmin]] all had the standard base attack power. [[White Pikmin]] and [[Winged Pikmin]] were slightly weaker, while [[Purple Pikmin]] and [[Rock Pikmin]] were slightly stronger. The exact values used are in the table below.
{|class="wikitable"
!Type
!Base attack power
|-
|Red, Yellow, and Blue Pikmin
|4
|-
|White and Winged Pikmin
|2.8
|-
|Purple and Rock Pikmin
|5.2
|}

A Pikmin's [[maturity]] contributed to how strong it was. Leaf Pikmin had the standard attack power, and each maturity level above that increased the power slightly. Rare flowers, such as pansies and roses, were stronger than regular flowers. Bare Pikmin, obtained by feeding them too much [[nectar]], were slightly weaker. The exact values used are in the table below.
{|class="wikitable"
!Maturity
!Attack power multiplier
|-
|Leaf
|1
|-
|Bud
|1.1
|-
|Normal flower
|1.2
|-
|Rare flower
|1.3
|-
|Bare
|0.9
|}

A Pikmin's [[friendship]] contributed to its strength. For the purposes of the formula, the value used was the number of completed hearts. The fractions of a heart between full hearts didn't matter, so a Pikmin with 1.1 hearts of friendship and a Pikmin with 1.8 hearts of friendship had the same attack power of 1. The number of full hearts ranged from 0 to 4, so a value in this range was used in the formula.

If a Pikmin is a [[Decor Pikmin]], 4 points were added to its attack power. This variable in the equation could be either 0 (for non-Decor Pikmin) or 4 (for Decor Pikmin).

The final variable was the type of mushroom, and this was the last step in calculating attack power. If a Pikmin was the same color as the mushroom, its attack power was multiplied by 2. In other cases, certain Pikmin types may have an advantage or disadvantage against certain mushroom types. The multipliers for each Pikmin-mushroom combination are in the table below.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Type matchup chart
!colspan="8"|Defending mushroom type
|-
!{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} Brown
!{{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} Red
!{{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} Yellow
!{{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Blue
!{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} Purple
!{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} White
!{{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} Pink
!{{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Gray
|-
!rowspan=7|Attacking<br>Pikmin<br>type
!{{icon|Red Pikmin|v=PB}} Red
|1×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|1×
|-
!{{icon|Yellow Pikmin|v=PB}} Yellow
|1×
|1×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|1×
|-
!{{icon|Blue Pikmin|v=PB}} Blue
|1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|1×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|1×
|-
!{{icon|Purple Pikmin|v=PB}} Purple
|1×
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|1×
|-
!{{icon|White Pikmin|v=PB}} White
|1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|1×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|1×
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|-
!{{icon|Winged Pikmin|v=PB}} Winged
|1×
|1×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|1×
|1×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|style="background:#FBB;|0.9×
|-
!{{icon|Rock Pikmin|v=PB}} Rock
|1×
|1×
|1×
|1×
|1×
|style="background:#CFC;|1.1×
|1×
|style="background:#292; color:#FFF;|'''2×'''
|}

As an example, picture a standard [[Purple Pikmin]] with 2.5 hearts of friendship and a bud on its head, against a red mushroom. This gives it a base damage of 5.2, a maturity multiplier of 1.1, a friendship value of 2, a Decor bonus of 0, and a mushroom multiplier of 1.1. Putting these values in the formula gives (5.2 × 1.1 × (1 + 2/10) + 0) × 1.1, or 7.5504. The game would round this up to 8 for displaying to the player.
|}

==Time==
The amount of time it takes to destroy a mushroom (in seconds) is calculated by taking the health of the mushroom, dividing it by the total attack power of the Pikmin attacking the mushroom, and multiplying it by 100. For example, a normal-size mushroom with 397,400 health, attacked by a group of Pikmin with 450 attack power, should take 88,311 seconds to destroy, or 1 day, 31 minutes and 51 seconds.

When another player joins the mushroom, the remaining time is recalculated based on the current health remaining on the mushroom and the total attack power of all Pikmin of all players attacking the mushroom. Using the previous example, if another player joins the mushroom after 1 hour, the mushroom will have 381,200 health left. If they join with 500 power (giving a total of 950 power), the remaining time will become 40,126 seconds, or 11 hours, 8 minutes and 46 seconds.

Although the game presents damage as something dealt by each individual attack, each Pikmin hit actually does as much damage as it needs to decrease the health of the mushrooms at a linear rate such that they are fully destroyed at the calculated time.

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!How time was calculated before {{date|14|December|2022}} 
|-
|
Originally, the amount of time it took to destroy a mushroom (in seconds) was calculated by taking the health of the mushroom, dividing it by the total attack power of the Pikmin attacking the mushroom, and multiplying it by 4. Battles would also automatically end after exactly 2 days if they were not done by then.
|}

==Scoring==
At the end of a mushroom battle, the game gives the participants a score and a star rating. The score is equal to the total strength of all Pikmin in the battle, plus a time bonus. Star ratings range from 1 star to 4 stars, and depend on the final score. The score required for each star rating depends on the type of mushroom, and is displayed before joining the battle and after the battle ends.

To calculate the time bonus, the game compares the final time at the end of the battle to various breakpoints that depend on the type of mushroom. The time bonus will either be equal to 5%, 10%, 15%, or 20% of the attack power of all participants, depending on how the time compares to the breakpoints. The breakpoints are calculated by dividing the health of the mushroom by each of the score thresholds for each star rating, and multiplying by 100 to give a result in seconds. This effectively means that if only one player was in the battle and they had a squad strength equal to one of the score thresholds, the length of the battle would be one of the breakpoints. Clearing the battle slower than the 2-star breakpoint gives a time bonus of 5% of the attack power of all participants. Clearing the battle faster than the 2-star breakpoint and slower than the 3-star breakpoint gives a time bonus of 10% of the attack power of all participants. Clearing the battle faster than the 3-star breakpoint and slower than the 4-star breakpoint gives a time bonus of 15% of the attack power of all participants. And clearing the battle faster than the 4-star breakpoint gives a time bonus of 20% of the attack power of all participants.

As an example, a small purple mushroom (which has 93,900 health) would have the following breakpoints:
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Stars !! Attack Required !! Maximum Time !! Bonus
|-
| ☆ || 0 || >4:32:10 || 5%
|-
| ☆☆ || 575 || 4:32:10 || 10%
|-
| ☆☆☆ || 1160 || 2:14:54 || 15%
|-
| ☆☆☆☆ || 2380 || 1:05:45 || 20%
|}
Note that it's not enough for the attack power to be higher than the score threshold, the time must be faster than the breakpoint. Players joining the battle after it begins will increase the attack power but not decrease the time elapsed so far, so additional strength may be required to make the final time less than the breakpoint.
 
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!How scoring worked before {{date|14|December|2022}} 
|-
|
At the end of a mushroom battle, the game gave the player a score and a star rating. Star ratings were presented as ranging from 1 to 3, but they actually ranged from 1 to 4. The score obtained was dependent on the attack power of the Pikmin group and the size of the mushroom, and the star rating was dependent on the score.

The exact formula for calculating scores was never worked out before the scoring system changed. However, it was clear that it was based around thresholds for each star rating. For small mushrooms, the minimum scores for each star rating were multiples of 720 &ndash; 1440 for 2 stars, 2160 for 3 stars, and 2880 for 4 stars (the maximum score). These thresholds were doubled for normal-sized mushrooms, doubled again for large mushrooms, and doubled again for giant mushrooms. Score was calculated according to the time taken to defeat a mushroom, relative to its size and color. This was especially apparent when multiple players joined at different times, as the delay would result in a decline in score, compared to a scenario where the same players joined in unison. Because time requirements were scaled based on mushroom health, attack requirements for a certain score were the same across all mushroom colors, so long as the size was the same. However, this scaling did not factor the matching Pikmin color's base attack. As an example, higher scores could be achieved on purple and grey mushrooms with less Pikmin, as Rock and Purple Pikmin naturally possess the highest base attack of all Pikmin species. 

The following table shows the approximate minimum total attack power for each star rating and mushroom size, based on experimental data. Note that results when teaming up for mushroom battles may vary due to differences in joining times. The values for giant mushrooms are not exact and are based on rough calculations.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
! Mushroom size !! ☆☆ !! ☆☆☆ !! ☆☆☆☆
|-
| Small || 185 || 326 || 565
|-
| Normal || 296 || 731 || 2,000
|-
| Large || 832 || 1,623 || 2,963
|-
| Giant || 1,134 || 2,194 || 4,534
|}
|}

==Rewards==
{{game help|pb|Check the accuracy of fruit rewards and score thresholds.}}
Once a mushroom battle is complete, a [[postcard]] and some [[Fruit (Pikmin Bloom)|fruits]] will appear, and the Pikmin the player sent will collect them. Each participant receives the full reward (rewards are not split between participants). If too few Pikmin were sent on the battle to carry all the rewards, only some rewards will be collected; the postcard has the highest priority. Small fruits, special fruits and postcards only require 1 Pikmin each to retrieve them, big fruits require 6 Pikmin per unit, and giant fruits need 8 Pikmin apiece. The fruits received depend on the type of mushroom and the star rating. The following table shows the minimum score for each star rating and the fruits received by reaching that star rating. See the [[Fruit (Pikmin Bloom)|Fruit (''Pikmin Bloom'')]] article for information on the amount of nectar each fruit type can provide.

{|class="wikitable"
!colspan="2" rowspan="2"|Mushroom type
!colspan="2"|1 star
!colspan="2"|2 stars
!colspan="2"|3 stars
!colspan="2"|4 stars
|-
!Score
!Rewards
!Score
!Rewards
!Score
!Rewards
!Score
!Rewards
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Brown mushroom|l=}} Brown
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|250
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|640
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|1470
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|900
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}}
|1920
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|2940
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|1200
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|2400
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|3675
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Melon}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Red mushroom|l=}} Red
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Strawberry}}
|525
|{{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Strawberry}}
|1080
|{{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Strawberry}} {{icon|Strawberry}}
|2240
|{{icon|Apple}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Apple}}
|1890
|{{icon|Watermelon}}
|3240
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|4480
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|2520
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|4050
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}} {{icon|Peach}}
|5600
|{{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Yellow mushroom|l=}} Yellow
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}}
|500
|{{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}}
|1040
|{{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}} {{icon|Kumquat}}
|2170
|{{icon|Lemon}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Lemon}}
|1800
|{{icon|Grapefruit}}
|3120
|{{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Orange}}
|4340
|{{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Orange}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Orange}}
|2400
|{{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Orange}}
|3900
|{{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Orange}} {{icon|Orange}}
|5425
|{{icon|Grapefruit}} {{icon|Grapefruit}} {{icon|Grapefruit}} {{icon|Lemon}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Blue mushroom|l=}} Blue
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}}
|500
|{{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}}
|1040
|{{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}}
|2170
|{{icon|Plum}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Plum}}
|1800
|{{icon|Grapes}}
|3120
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|4340
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|2400
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|3900
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|5425
|{{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Purple mushroom|l=}} Purple
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}}
|575
|{{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}}
|1160
|{{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}} {{icon|Blueberry}}
|2380
|{{icon|Plum}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Plum}}
|2070
|{{icon|Grapes}}
|3480
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|4760
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|2760
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|4350
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|5950
|{{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|White mushroom|l=}} White
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|475
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|1000
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|2100
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|1710
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}}
|3000
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|4200
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|2280
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|3750
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|5250
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Melon}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Pink mushroom|l=}} Pink
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Strawberry}}
|475
|{{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Strawberry}}
|1000
|{{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Cherry}} {{icon|Strawberry}} {{icon|Strawberry}}
|2100
|{{icon|Apple}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Apple}}
|1710
|{{icon|Watermelon}}
|3000
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|4200
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|2280
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|3650
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}} {{icon|Peach}}
|5250
|{{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="3"|{{icon|Gray mushroom|l=}} Gray
!Small
|0
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|550
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|1120
|{{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}} {{icon|Lime}}
|2310
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|-
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|1980
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}}
|3360
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|4620
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|2640
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|4200
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|5425
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Melon}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="2"|{{icon|Fire mushroom|l=}} Fire
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Apple}}
|9810
|{{icon|Watermelon}}
|13800
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|16800
|{{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|13080
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}}
|17250
|{{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Apple}} {{icon|Peach}} {{icon|Peach}}
|21000
|{{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Watermelon}} {{icon|Special fruit}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="2"|{{icon|Water mushroom|l=}} Water
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Plum}}
|9720
|{{icon|Grapes}}
|13680
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|16660
|{{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|12960
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|17100
|{{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}} {{icon|Plum}}
|20875
|{{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Grapes}} {{icon|Special fruit}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!rowspan="2"|{{icon|Crystal mushroom|l=}} Crystal
!Normal
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}}
|9900
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}}
|13920
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|16940
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|-
!Large
|0
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|13200
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|17400
|{{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}} {{icon|Green Apple}}
|21175
|{{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Muscat grapes}} {{icon|Melon}} {{icon|Special fruit}} {{icon|Special fruit}}
|}

Each fruit has a chance of giving either regular nectar or rare nectar (currently either daffodil, pansy, cherry blossom, tulip, rose, or baby blue eye nectar). Fruits giving rare nectar will glow while fruits giving regular nectar will not. The types of nectar provided by mushrooms has changed over time, and past distributions can be seen in the [[#History|History section]].

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|-
!How those score thresholds are calculated
|-
|
The score thresholds appear to be calculated by the formula ('''''health''''' + '''''shift''''') × '''''factor''''', where the '''''health''''' is the mushroom's health, and the '''''shift''''' and '''''factor''''' are given in the table below:

{|class="wikitable"
!rowspan="2"|Score Threshold
!rowspan="2"|''shift''
!colspan="3"|''factor''
|-
!Small
!Normal
!Large
|-
|2 stars
|17
|25
|90
|120
|-
|3 stars
|23
|40
|120
|150
|-
|4 stars
|28
|70
|140
|175
|}
|}

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|-
!The mushroom rewards before {{date|14|December|2022}} 
|-
|
The following table shows the original rewards provided by each size of mushroom for each star rating. See the [[Fruit (Pikmin Bloom)|Fruit (''Pikmin Bloom'')]] article for details on fruit sizes. If a Huge Seedling was given, its location type would be based on the mushroom's location.
{|class="wikitable"
!Size
!☆
!☆☆
!☆☆☆
!☆☆☆☆
|-
|Small
|2 small fruits
|4 small fruits
|1 large fruit
|2 large fruits
|-
|Normal
|4 small fruits
|1 large fruit
|2 large fruits
|1 giant fruit, 1 special fruit, 1 huge seedling
|-
|Large
|1 large fruit
|2 large fruits
|1 giant fruit
|2 giant fruits, 1 special fruit, 1 huge seedling
|-
|Giant
|2 large fruits
|1 giant fruit
|2 giant fruits
|Unknown (impossible to reach)
|}
|}

==Titles==
{{game help|pb|Document the titles participants are given at the end of a battle.}}

==Halloween mushrooms==
[[File:Halloween mushroom icon.png|thumb|A Halloween mushroom.]]
During the [[Event#Halloween|Halloween event]], from {{date|24|October}} to {{date|31|October|2022}}, all mushrooms became Halloween mushrooms. These mushrooms functioned mostly the same way as normal mushrooms, but had a number of differences:
* Visually, they had orange tops with purple spots.
* They came only in the "Large" size, and functioned as large brown mushrooms for Pikmin type strength matchup and score threshold purposes.
* They had a set amount of 9,273,600 health.
* Pikmin with [[Decor Pikmin#Jack-o'-lantern|Jack-o'-lantern Decor]] were very strong against these mushrooms, being 100 times as strong as they normally would be (a 100× attack power multiplier), while other Pikmin had their normal strength.
* The score thresholds were different from regular large mushrooms, making it easier to get higher star ratings. The minimum attack power to get a 3-star rating was 8640, and getting a 4-star rating required multiple players.
* The fruits received as rewards for destroying these mushrooms either give white or red types of nectar, and were the same sizes as regular large mushrooms for the same star rating.
* A different [[Music in Pikmin Bloom|music]] track played during battles against these mushrooms.

==Green mushrooms==
[[File:St Patrick mushroom icon.png|thumb|A green mushroom.]]
During the second part of the 2023 [[Event#2023 St. Patrick's Day|St. Patrick's Day event]], from {{date|17|March}} to {{date|31|March|2023}}, green mushrooms appeared and were able to be challenged. These mushrooms functioned the same way as normal mushrooms, but had a number of differences:
* Only Park-type [[Decor Pikmin]] could be sent to green mushrooms; both "Clover" and "Four-Leaf Clover" Pikmin.
* The attack power was calculated by doing the normal attack power calculation, then adding either 300 or 950 attack power, depending if it is a "Clover" or "Four-Leaf Clover" Pikmin respectively.
* They only came in the "Medium" size.
* They had a set amount of 531,400 health.
* The score thresholds were as follows:
** 0 to 22,141 for 1 star.
** 22,142 to 55,354 for 2 stars.
** 55,355 to 90,144 for 3 stars.
** 90,145 onward for 4 stars.
* A different [[Music in Pikmin Bloom#Green Mushroom theme|music]] track played during battles against these mushrooms.

==Strategy==
[[File:PB Attack Power Infographic 2.png|thumb|300px|An infographic explaining the calculation of attack power.]]
{{guide}}
When you first unlock mushrooms, you likely won't be able to get very high scores because of the limit on how many Pikmin you can send on them. At this stage, focus on attacking larger mushrooms as they give more rewards for low star ratings, and send Pikmin you want to increase the friendship of, since mushroom battles give a small amount of [[friendship]] to participating Pikmin.

After gaining a few [[level]]s and increasing your maximum group size, you'll start being able to get higher scores. To optimally prepare a squad for a battle, select Pikmin that are the same color as the mushroom you'll be attacking, and Pikmin with higher friendship values (preferably [[Decor Pikmin]]). You can feed Pikmin [[nectar]] to raise their attack powers further.

{{clear}}
==History==
The following changes have been made to mushroom battles over time:
{|class="wikitable"
!width=150px|Date
!Changes
|-
|{{date|27|October|2021}}
|At the time of ''Pikmin Bloom''{{'s}} launch, this was the distribution of nectar types for each mushroom type: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white pansy nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red pansy nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue pansy nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow pansy nectar.
|-
|{{date|21|December|2021}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, yellow, blue, white, and gray mushrooms give white poinsettia nectar, and red, purple, and pink mushrooms give red poinsettia nectar.
|-
|{{date|22|January|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, yellow, blue, white, and gray mushrooms give white camellia nectar, and red, purple, and pink mushrooms give red camellia nectar.
|-
|{{date|14|February|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution for the [[Event#Valentine's Day|Valentine's Day event]]: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white rose nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red rose nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue rose nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow rose nectar.
|-
|{{date|15|February|2022}}
|Reverted to the previous camellia nectar rewards.
|-
|{{date|19|February|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: all mushroom types give red plum blossom nectar.
|-
|{{date|24|February|2022}}
|Temporarily increased the number of challenges that can be done in a day from three to six, and doubled the [[friendship]] gain from challenges, for the [[Event#Challenge Days|Challenge Days event]].
|-
|{{date|1|March|2022}}
|Reverted to the standard amount of friendship gain, and returned the number of challenges that can be done in a day from six to three.
|-
|{{date|13|March|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: all mushroom types give white cherry blossom nectar.
|-
|{{date|22|March|2022}}<br>(Update 41.0)
|Increased the mushroom interaction radius from 400 to 600 meters.
|-
|{{date|23|April|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white tulip nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red tulip nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue tulip nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow tulip nectar.
|-
|{{date|27|April|2022}}<br>(Update 44.0)
|Renamed challenges to mushrooms in the user interface, corresponding with the introduction of a new [[weekly challenge]] feature.
|-
|{{date|21|May|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white rose nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red rose nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue rose nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow rose nectar.
|-
|{{date|1|June|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white, white carnation, white rose, or white hydrangea nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red, red rose, red carnation, or red hydrangea nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue, blue rose, blue carnation, or blue hydrangea nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow or yellow rose nectar.
|-
|{{date|1|July|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white, white rose, white hydrangea, or white lily nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red, red rose, red hydrangea, or red lily nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue, blue rose, or blue hydrangea nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow, yellow rose, or yellow lily nectar.
|-
|{{date|4|July|2022}}<br>(Update 48.0)
|Added the display of each individual Pikmin's attack power when selecting Pikmin for a mushroom battle. This implementation had an issue where every Pikmin's displayed power was rounded up to the next integer, and the total attack power at the top of the screen was the sum of all the displayed attack powers for the selected Pikmin rather than the true values, resulting in the displayed total being higher than the true total (which was still used for calculating score and time).
|-
|{{date|12|July|2022}}<br>(Update 49.0)
|Fixed the rounding issue in the previous update.
|-
|{{date|30|July|2022}}<br>(Update 50.0/50.1)
|Significantly changed the displayed attack power values, but made no change to the internal calculation of attack power used for calculating score and time.
|-
|{{date|1|August|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white, white rose, or white lily nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red, red rose, or red lily nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue or blue rose nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow, yellow rose, yellow lily, or yellow sunflower nectar.
|-
|{{date|10|August|2022}}<br>(Update 51.1)
|Reverted the changes the previous update made to the calculation of displayed attack power, making it accurate again.
|-
|{{date|1|September|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: brown, white, and gray mushrooms give white, white rose, or white spider lily nectar, red and pink mushrooms give red, red rose, or red spider lily nectar, blue and purple mushrooms give blue or blue rose nectar, and yellow mushrooms give yellow, yellow rose, yellow spider lily, or yellow sunflower nectar.
|-
|{{date|1|October|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available this month are regular, pansy, rose, carnation, spider lily, and cosmos.
|-
|{{date|24|October|2022}}
|Added [[#Halloween mushrooms|Halloween mushrooms]], and converted all mushrooms to the Halloween type.
|-
|{{date|1|November|2022}}
|Reverted all mushrooms to normal mushrooms, though not of the same type they were before the event. Flower types available are the same as in October.
|-
|{{date|1|December|2022}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available this month are regular, pansy, poinsettia, camellia, and cyclamen.
|-
|{{date|14|December|2022}}
|Major changes to mushroom battles:
*Increased the health of all mushroom types.
*Added Fire Mushrooms, Water Mushrooms, and Crystal Mushrooms.
*Changed the attack power calculation and score calculation systems.
*Changed the rewards for each type of mushroom.
*Added Mushroom Recharge Tickets.
*Various changes to the user interface surrounding mushrooms.
*Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available now are regular and cyclamen.
|-
|{{date|16|December|2022}}
|In response to player feedback, reduced the health of all mushroom types, and reduced the amount of time it takes mushrooms to respawn from 15 minutes to 5 minutes.
|-
|{{date|1|January|2023}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available this month are regular, pansy, poinsettia, camellia, cyclamen, plum blossom, and daffodil.
|-
|{{date|1|February|2023}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available this month are regular, camellia, plum blossom, daffodil, pansy, cyclamen, and poinsettia.
|-
|{{date|1|March|2023}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available this month are regular, plum blossom, daffodil, pansy, cherry blossom, tulip, cyclamen, and windflower.
|-
|{{date|1|April|2023}}
|Changed the nectar distribution: the flower types available this month are regular, daffodil, pansy, cherry blossom, tulip, rose, and baby blue eye.
|}

==Trivia==
*The mushrooms look identical to [[Spotcap]]s and [[Kingcap]]s in {{p3}}, though those names are not used in-game.

==See also==
*[[Expedition]]
*[[Combat]]

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