Homeland event guides
Maintained by Wintira · Updated 31 October 2026
Aniiland keeps live and archived Homeland event notes here so the event-specific stuff does not get mixed into the permanent production guides.
Why split events into their own section?
Because events change faster than the rest of the Homeland. They have their own currencies, their own field demands and, sometimes, weird one-off rules that would make the permanent guides harder to read. Keeping them here makes it easier to update one event without muddying everything else.
Want this worked out for your own Homeland? The planner takes your RV level, goal and Aniimo workers and calculates the production plan for you.
Open the plannerAll guidesWhat an event guide should answer
Whenever Aniimo launches a Homeland event, there are a few questions that matter more than the splash screen: what currency does it use, how do you earn that currency, which Farmlands or workshops does it need, when do its phases unlock, and what does it actually take to complete the reward track? The point of this section is to keep those answers together without rewriting the permanent RV guide every time a new event arrives.
An event can look like a normal farming task but use completely different economics. A crop might be useful because it unlocks a reward tier rather than because it sells for Home Coins. A decoration can carry Whimsy or Festival Points but still have a purchase limit that changes the optimal route. Event guides need to make those trade-offs explicit.
Current event: Magical Wonder Night
Magical Wonder Night uses Weird Jelly Beans and seasonal crops. Its two event crops are Magic Pumpkin and Memory Lanternfruit. Seeds cost four beans each and give eight crops per harvest. Harvesting more season crops contributes to thresholds that boost the chance of mutated event crops. The reward track uses Whimsy Points, which are a separate total from the beans spent on seeds.
Daily activities and orders supply much of the repeatable currency. The event also opens more features over time, including Nighttime Gathering and Pumpkin God's Thank-You Gift. If you are planning the event seriously, read the full Magical Wonder Night guide before committing all your available Farmlands. It explains the documented thresholds and why the old unlimited-decoration loop is not an option this time.
Archive: Harvest Moon Festival
Harvest Moon used Moonray Wheat, Waxing Moon Pepper and Moondew Radish. Its event recipes and shop strategy were different from Magical Wonder Night. Aniiland keeps the original crop and recipe data for reference, but the retired event should not be treated as an active source of production. The Harvest Moon guide records the event recipes, Moonray Wheat spending and the previously documented furniture values.
Keeping an archive is useful because it gives a record of how the event was planned at the time. It also gives new players context when old videos or screenshots mention mechanics that are no longer in the live event. An archived tip is not automatically a current tip.
How to use Aniiland during an event
- Confirm which event is active and what RV level or other requirements apply.
- Decide whether you want all rewards, a particular cosmetic, or just the most valuable items.
- Reserve the event Farmlands in Event Center before calculating a permanent production plan.
- Check the currency budget and whether you can consistently complete daily tasks.
- Compare the impact on your normal resource production and RV upgrade goals.
- Revisit the setup when a new phase unlocks or the game changes the event rules.
My default approach is to keep events separate from everyday coin planning. It makes the opportunity cost clear and prevents old event recipes from silently influencing a completely unrelated goal. If a value changes in game, report the screenshot and the event date so the correct guide can be updated rather than guessing.