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Filling up Shin Chan’s Summer Diary is not just about eating snacks and fighting toy dinosaurs; it requires patience, a quick net, and a very keen eye. In Shin Chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation, catching rare bugs goes beyond the personal satisfaction of completing your encyclopedia. Snagging the rarest specimens generates the most sensational headlines for Cap's local newspaper and helps you earn Yen much faster.
Grab your straw hat and your bug net. Here is your ultimate entomology guide to catching the kings of the Japanese summer in Asso.
Catching bugs in this game requires two very different approaches, depending on what you are hunting.
The fauna in Asso changes dramatically depending on the time of day. If you are looking for a specific bug, you need to know when it comes out of hiding.
Do not wander aimlessly. Divide the map into biomes to target exactly what you need:
If you want to be the ultimate bug catcher, these are the prestigious targets you should be looking for to achieve 100% completion:
So, you have a pocket full of legendary beetles. What now?
First, every new catch gets permanently recorded in your Encyclopedia, ticking up your completion percentage. Second, taking these rare bugs to the Newspaper Office guarantees a "star" article. A headline about a Hercules Beetle will skyrocket Cap’s newspaper subscriptions overnight, resulting in massive daily bonuses for Shin Chan. Finally, always check the Kurokami Restaurant Bulletin Board. Yoshiko will frequently post bounties for specific bugs. If you turn in the exact insect she is looking for, she will pay you a small fortune in Yen, keeping you well-supplied with Chocobi for the rest of your vacation.
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