Candy comes from three repeatable routes in Anime Dice's Halloween event: knocking on Trick-or-Treat doors, clearing Haunted House floors, and finishing the timed Hourly and Daily quests. All three sit inside Halloween World, so start at the flaming portal in the main hub. Keep Candy and Pumpkins apart in your head, because they buy different things.
Doors and floors are the simplest first stops. Some quest tasks need potions or Pumpkin Dice rolls first, so quests are easier to fill once you've built up some Candy and Pumpkins. Candy and its shop are both limited-time, and no end date is confirmed. If the portal is in the hub, every route below is open.
How to Reach Halloween World in Anime Dice
Walk through the flaming portal in the main hub to enter Halloween World. The house doors, the Haunted House, Pumpkin Quests, the Candy Shop and the Pumpkin Pass are all in that event world, so you won't need to leave it to earn Candy.
How to Get Candy from Trick-or-Treat Doors
Houses in Halloween World have marked doors. Walk up to one and knock to send a Trick-or-Treat request. The result is random. A visit can pay plain Candy, a Candy Corn, a Treat Bag or another reward, and the amount changes every time, so don't plan around a fixed number.
Each door has its own cooldown of about 25 seconds. If the house you just visited is still resetting, knock on the next one. The door quests below count the same visits, so a steady route pays into both.
Clearing Haunted House Floors for Candy
The Haunted House is upstairs, along a marked route in Halloween World. Floors are picked from a menu, and each one is a fight you have to win.
- Follow the marked route upstairs to the Haunted House.
- Open the floor-selection menu. It lists floor ranges such as Front Yard and Foyer, with Play buttons beside them.
- Pick an available floor and press Play to start its fight.
- Win the fight to clear the floor and collect its rewards.
Each cleared floor pays Candy, along with Pumpkins, potions and other rewards. Floor clears also count toward the quests below, which include 100 floors on the Hourly tab and 1,000 on the Daily tab.
How Much Candy a Floor Pays
There's no reliable Candy-per-floor number to plan around. Higher floors may pay more Candy, but the exact amounts aren't confirmed. The per-floor numbers in the floor menu are Pumpkin amounts, so don't read them as Candy.
Pumpkin Quests: Hourly and Daily Candy Rewards
Quests are where the bigger Candy bundles are. Pumpkin Quests has an Hourly tab and a Daily tab, and each one runs its own countdown. The tasks rotate, so the examples below show the kind of work each tab asks for, not a fixed list.
- Open Pumpkin Quests inside Halloween World and pick the Hourly or Daily tab.
- Complete the task shown on a row, such as trick-or-treating at 25 doors.
- Press Claim on that row to collect the reward.
Here are sample tasks from each tab and what they pay:
| Tab | Sample task | Candy reward |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly | Trick-or-Treat at 25 doors | 500 |
| Hourly | Drink 5 Halloween potions | 1,000 |
| Hourly | Clear 100 Haunted House floors | 500 |
| Hourly | Roll Pumpkin Dice 25 times | 1,000, plus 250 Pumpkins |
| Daily | Trick-or-Treat at 500 doors | 7,500 |
| Daily | Drink 50 potions | 5,000 |
| Daily | Clear 1,000 Haunted House floors | 5,000 |
Daily tasks pay more, but 500 doors and 1,000 floors take a long time to clear. Hourly rows ask for less work, so they're the quicker ones to finish.
A potion task may need you to buy potions with Candy first. A Pumpkin Dice task needs Pumpkins, which come from Haunted House floors and other event rewards.
What Candy Buys in the Candy Shop
The Candy Shop sits in Halloween World and sells Candy Pots, Pumpkin and Luck potions, and jackpots. To use a pot or potion, click the item in your inventory. A few costs may differ from what the shop shows. If the label shows a different price for Pumpkin Pot II, Pumpkin Pot III, Spooky Luck II, Pumpkin Spin or Pumpkin Jackpot, go with the label.
Candy Pots
Candy Pots raise the Candy you earn.
| Candy Pot | Cost | Candy Gain |
|---|---|---|
| Candy Pot I | 500 Candy | 1.25x |
| Candy Pot II | 1,200 Candy | 1.5x |
| Candy Pot III | 3,500 Candy | 2x |
Pot I is the cheap first step, and doors, floors and quests will get you to 500 Candy. Pot III costs seven times as much for 2x, so it only makes sense once you're already earning Candy steadily.
Pumpkin and Luck Potions
Pumpkin Pot I costs 300 Candy for 1.25x Pumpkin gain. Pumpkin Pots II and III give 1.5x and 2x. Spooky Luck I costs 400 Candy for 1.5x Luck, Spooky Luck II gives 2x, and Spooky Luck III costs 4,000 Candy for 3x. The Haunted Potion costs 2,500 Candy and boosts Pumpkin Luck. Its exact multiplier isn't settled, so trust the number on its card.
Jackpots
Jackpots are one-use items that multiply your Luck. Pumpkin Spin gives 100x Luck, Pumpkin Jackpot gives 1,000x Luck, and Witch's Jackpot gives 2,500x Luck for 50,000 Candy. That makes Witch's Jackpot the most expensive item in the shop, so treat it as a long-term goal.
Pumpkin Pass
Candy also counts toward the Pumpkin Pass, a 40-tier track in Halloween World. Some tiers pay Candy, but the exact Candy tiers aren't clear, so check the pass rewards before you plan around one.
Candy and Pumpkins Work Differently
Candy pays for shop items, and Pumpkins pay for Pumpkin Dice rolls. Pumpkin Pots connect the two: Candy buys them, they raise your Pumpkin gain, and the extra Pumpkins are what you roll with. Some quests pay Pumpkins too, so read the reward before you assume it's Candy.
