Overview
The Flutterscotch is an insectoid
piñata found in the
Viva Piñata series of video games developed by
Rare Ltd. It resembles a butterfly in its appearance, with four large wings, a proboscis, and two antennae. As with all piñata, its name is derived from the name of the animal it resembles and the name of a tasty sweet treat; 'Flutterscotch' is derived from 'flutter-by' (an alternative name for the butterfly) and 'butterscotch' (a toffee-like confectionery made from brown sugar and butter).
Color Variations
The Flutterscotch is white by default, but its color may be changed through choice manipulation of its diet. By feeding the piñata different kinds of flower, it is possible to change the Flutterscotch's color. All the permutations of this fascinating phenomenon can be seen below:
Flutterscotch Color | Type of Flower |
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Red | Poppy |
Green | Watercress |
Yellow | Buttercup |
Blue | Bluebell |
Orange | Bird of Paradise |
Brown | Bullrush |
Purple | Thistle |
Pink | Water Lily |
Black | Tulip |
In Viva Piñata
In the original
Viva Piñata for
Xbox 360, the Flutterscotch is one of the first piñata species that the player will encounter. It is a
flower-loving pinata, and requires the player to plant daisies in their garden before it will appear. Its full range of requirements is listed below:
- Appear Requirements
- Have one daisy in the garden.
- Visit Requirements
- Have two daisies in the garden.
- Resident Requirements
- Have four daisies in the garden.
- Romance Requirements
- Has eaten one piece of any type of fruit.
- A Flutterscotch House has been built in the garden.
In Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise
The Flutterscotch makes its return in the series' second Xbox 360 outing,
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise. Its full range of requirements for both the main game and the Just For Fun mode are listed below:
Main Game Requirements
- Appear Requirements
- Have one daisy in the garden.
- Visit Requirements
- Have two daisies in the garden.
- Resident Requirements
- Have four daisies in the garden.
Romance Requirements
In the main game portion of Trouble in Paradise, the different color variations of Flutterscotch are all treated as different species of pi ñata, and as such they all have their own individual set of romance requirements. In addition to needing a Flutterscotch House in their garden, the player must feed the Flutterscotch a particular foodstuff pertaining to their current color. These differences are outlined in the table below:
Flutterscotch Color | Romance Requirment |
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White | Snowdrop |
Red | Holly Berry |
Green | Gooseberry |
Yellow | Corn |
Blue | Blueberry |
Orange | Orange |
Brown | Hazelnut |
Purple | Turnip |
Pink | Radish |
Black | Blackberry |
Just For Fun Requirements
- Appear Requirements
- Have one daisy in the garden.
- Visit Requirements
- Have one daisy in the garden.
- Resident Requirements
- Have one daisy in the garden.
- Romance Requirements
- A Flutterscotch House has been built in the garden.
Tricks
Trouble in Paradise added the ability to teach pi ñata different tricks. The Flutterscotch has two different tricks that are consistent across all its color variations. The first of these may be witnessed by feeding the Flutterscotch a Snowdrop seed, and the second may be seen by feeding the Flutterscotch a Bluebell seed. These tricks may be learned permanently and executed on demand by using the Trick Stick.
In Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise
The Flutterscotch is one of the many species of pi ñata which appears on the franchise's
DS iteration,
Viva Pi ñata: Pocket Paradise. Its appearance, visit, resident and romance requirements are identical to that of the Flutterscotch in the original Viva Piñata on Xbox 360. However, its color variations are drastically reduced in the handheld version, as shown in the table below:
Flutterscotch Color | Type of Flower |
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Red | Poppy |
Green | Watercress |
Yellow | Buttercup |
Blue | Bluebell |
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