Heartopia candy guide: what to do after the 2,000 drop limit
The drop counter is separate from daily quests, Rainbow Challenges and asking neighbours for candy.
Reaching 2,000 in Heartopia’s global Trick or Treat event does not mean every source of candy has run out. The Candy Collection tab tracks occasional drops from fishing, catching insects, earning valid bird information cards, cooking, gardening and collecting. Those drops stop at 2,000 for the event. A November 5 walkthrough by player Karin Games shows the counter and its in-game explanation in the Japanese client.
Switch to the daily quests next. Karin’s screenshot lists 150 candy for completing five resident requests, 200 for spending 100 stamina and 100 for watering another player’s plants once: 450 in total if all three are completed. Claim each according to its own progress; filling the drop counter does not complete these tasks for you.
Check the one-time cumulative Rainbow Challenges as well. In Karin’s screenshot, asking another player for candy once and asking at another player’s candy jar once each award 300. Collecting the specified oak and fluorite also earns rewards at separate milestones. If the two asking challenges are unfinished, a neighbour visit is a useful time to check them.
The official notice says a free Grimkin Pumpkin Candy Jar can be claimed from the Event Store and placed at home for visitors. To receive candy yourself, ask another player face to face or visit their placed jar. Karin reports a combined limit of five requests per day across both methods, with the same person available once per day; for a face-to-face request, the person helping spends 20 stamina. Request limits and challenge progress are separate.
The candy event ends November 16 at 05:59 server time; the exchange store stays open until November 23 at 05:59, according to the official notice. Finish any available tasks before the event closes, then use the extra week to exchange candy for furniture, a costume or actions. Completed challenges are not repeatable daily rewards.
Karin Games — Trick or Treat walkthrough (Japanese)
Heartopia — official event update