Profitamole

Profitamole
	Profitamole
	All that time spent underground has deteriorated the Profitamole's eyes so they can barely see. This has probably saved the species because, let's face it, Profitamoles don't look too hot. On top of that, a Profitamole will quite happily eat dirt - imagine a smile from those muddy teeth.
Level	5
Base Value	1600
Animal	Mole
Candy	Profiterole
Attack Object	Pick Axe

Profitamole is a mole piñata and the tamed version of the Sour Profitamole.

It is nocturnal and has the ability consume Mine Workings, which are mounds of dirt produced as a byproduct from digging in the Mine.

Description

Appearance

Behavior

Requirements

Viva Piñata

Appear

Have a Profitamole resident in the garden.

Visit

Have 4 Arocknid residents in the garden.

Resident

Has eaten 2 Arocknids.

Romance

Is wearing Bottles' glasses.
Has eaten 3 carrots.
Have a Profitamole house in the garden.

Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise

Appear

Have a Profitamole resident in the garden

Visit

Have 3 Arocknid residents in the garden
Have 3 Whirlm residents in the garden

Resident

Has eaten an Arocknid
Has eaten a Whirlm

Romance

Is wearing Bottles' Glasses
Has eaten 1 Sweetle
Have a Profitamole house in the garden

Tricks

Feed a thistle seed to perform Trick 1
Feed a thistle to perform Trick 2

Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise

Appear

Have 1 resident Profitamole.
Nighttime in the garden.

Visit

Have 4 Arocknid residents in the garden.

Resident

Has eaten 2 Arocknids.

Romance

Has eaten 3 Carrots.
Have a Profitamole house in the garden.

Variants


Pink	Green	Blue
Has eaten a Water Lily Seed	Has eaten a Watercress	Has eaten a Nightshade Seed and a Bluebell Seed

Uses

Profitamoles naturally eat the dirt piles generated as mining waste, sparing the player from having to smash or sell them manually. Eating this dirt also makes them happier. This can be a minor help, as it frees up garden space passively, so it is recommended to keep a few Profitamoles around when mining. Going for the Profitamole Master Romancer award with a mine in the garden is a good example of synergistic play.