Walk south past the stairs (not up them) and break the trash bags. Follow the path west to a chest with Candy Teeth (32/45). Avoid long and trailing accessories that can cause you or others to trip or get tangled. Keep your costume streamlined and free from potential hazards. As you know, we’re all about collecting each and every thing you can in every game! Funnily enough what you need in this game is in the name. So, here’s how to get all the costumes in Costume Quest 2. Costume 1: Candy Corn Patterns: Adding patterns to your pterodactyl costume can make it visually interesting and eye-catching. Consider using fabric with patterns like camouflage, animal prints, or even polka dots. You can incorporate these patterns into the wings, body, or headpiece to add an extra layer of detail. Turn around and go west and to the south of the path is Hidden Kid (3/6). Further west is a house with a combat. In front of the house is Shady. He sells stuff. He sells maps of the area, which are super cheap and worthwhile, as well as creepy treat cards. Since you need all of the cards and can’t get them anywhere else, you’ll have to buy them.

Directly south of the starting area, down the stairs is the fountain for this area. Use it whenever you need healing. Near the end of the loop, in the southwest corner, there is a table. Examine the table and you’ll build a Floss Robot (12/12). While wearing it, walk east towards the workers and you’ll be boxed up and sent to the next area. Research Lab – The Future Go into the building here to enter Mink’s Place. Make sure you’re wearing the Clown costume and talk to the jazz band to start Quest #10: “Jazz Money”. Honk along with the band. Quest #10 complete! Colors: While pterodactyls are often depicted as having earthy tones like brown or green, don’t be afraid to get creative with colors. Choose colors that reflect your personal style or match the theme of the event you’ll be attending. Consider using vibrant hues or even metallic shades to make your costume truly unique.

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Creating the body structure: Use foam or other lightweight materials to create the body structure of the pterodactyl. You can shape the foam into a cylinder or use a pre-made foam base. Make sure the body is proportionate to the size of the wings.

Go west past the fountain and continue on until you see a row of houses to the north. The first house has monsters and gives you the Froot Flakes (4/45) creepy treat card. The other house has candy. Attaching the wings: Once the body structure is ready, attach the wings to it. You can use hot glue or strong adhesive to secure the wings in place. Make sure they are positioned correctly and allow for easy movement.Among the various costume options available, dinosaur costumes have gained significant popularity in recent years. The fascination with these prehistoric creatures has led to a surge in demand for dinosaur-themed costumes. Scales: If you want to give your pterodactyl costume a scaly appearance, consider using fabric or foam with a textured pattern. You can find materials with reptile-like scales at fabric stores or online. Cut out the desired shapes and attach them to the wings, body, or headpiece using adhesive or sewing. When it comes to creating and wearing a DIY costume, safety should always be a top priority. Here are some important tips to keep in mind to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience: Prioritize Visibility Return to the playground and talk to Thomas. Quest #5 complete! Get the Bubble Barf (3/45) creepy treat card. Be sure some party member is always wearing the Candy Corn costume at all times. You need to play the entire game with the Candy Corn costume equipped for an achievement. Whichever of Reynold or Wren is not your main character gets the Candy Corn costume equipped automatically at this point. That’s a good place to keep it permanently equipped as you’ll never have to take it off to use any special powers on the map and they will always be in your party.