Mining Guide in Doraemon Story of Seasons

For you to start mining in Doraemon Story of Seasons, you need to unlock the mining tools by talking to Doraemon, Smitty, and Blake at the Mine area, near Large Fossil in Swoosh Falls. Mining will allow players to mine different types of Ores from Gold Ore, Silver Ore, Iron Ore to Copper Ore. It will also allow you to obtain rare items.

Purchasing Ore in Smitty shop is expensive while mining ore in the mine site is much affordable, it only requires stamina to do it.

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Table of Contents

1. How to Unlock Mining
2. Mining Break Through Floor
3. Pickaxe Upgrades
4. Mining Profit Chart
5. How to Mine Gold Ore

Mining can also be helpful during the initial phase of the game, this is one of the best ways of grinding money.

How to Unlock Mining

To unlock, you need to reach the Mine area at the Swoosh’s Falls.

Talk to Doraemon, Smitty, and Blake, they will teach you how to mine and some basic instructions.

To get the pickaxe, you need to find and talk to Blake. You can find Blake by opening your map and look for his icon. In our case, we find him at the Zazan Cape. (Make sure to free up your inventory before talking to Blake)

Once you have the pickaxe, you can go back to the mining site and start.

Mining Break Through Floor

When you break through some spots in the mining area, a rope to the lower floor will pop out. The lower you’ll get the more precious materials you can mine, but it will be more difficult and requires you to upgrade your existing pickaxe.

Tips:

This technique is common to all offline games, especially games in ’90s where you save and load the progress to get better chances.

To get deeper to the floor from floor 5 to 7 or more. Before start digging on each floor, what you need to do is to Save your progress, your objective is to find the rope for the next floor. Once you’ve found it, remember it and Load the saved progress and re-dig the spot.

This way, you’ll save enough of Stamina where you can go deeper into the Breakthrough mine floor.

You can also use our plotter tool, to plot tiles with the best rare materials and save much more stamina.

• Mining Tile Plotter Tool: gamingph.com/doraemon/mine.html

Pickaxe Upgrades

For you to mine harder surfaces, you need a better pickaxe to do it. Below is the list of upgrades from the Blacksmith shops.

Upgrades	Materials / Floor	Cost
Cooper Pick	1 Old Pick 30 Building Stone 30 Cooper Ore Breakthrough Floor Limit: Up to B1F to B6F	1,600 G
Iron Pick	1 Copper Pick 50 Building Stone 40 Cooper Ore 50 Iron Ore	3,100 G
Silver Pick	1 Iron Pick 60 Cooper Ore 80 Iron Ore 50 Silver Ore Breakthrough Floor Limit: Breaks mines black, Up to B1F to up	6,100 G
Gold Pick	1 Silver Pick 80 Iron Ore 60 Silver Ore 50 Gold Ore 5 Ruby	8,300 G
Super Pick	1 Gold Pick 15 Sapphire 15 Emerald 15 Diamonds 30 Junk	16,700 G

They will teach you how to mine using pickaxes.

Mining Profit Chart

If you intend to use mining as earning profit in the game, here is the compiled list.

You can sell the mined minerals to Doraemon’s stash delivery box at the Farm.

Minerals	Break Through Floor	Profit
Building Stone	Mine B1F to B4F	10 G
Junk	Mine B1F and up	100 G
Fern Fossil	Mine B1F and up	200 G
Cooper Ore	Mine B1F and up	30 G
Silver Ore	Mine B2F and up	80G
Trilobite	Mine B2F and up	120 G
Iron Ore	Mine B2F and up	50 G
Silver Ore	Mine B3F and up	80 G
Steg-o-plate	Mine B4F and up	300 G
Nautilidae	Mine B4F and up	120 G
Raptor Claw	Mine B5F and up	300 G
T-Rex Fossil	Mine B5F and up	300 G
Triceratops Fossil	Mine B5F and up	400 G
Gold Ore	Mine B5F and up	120 G
Sapphire	Mine B5F and up	300 G
Amber	Mine B5F and up	1200 G
Emerald	Mine B6F and up	300 G
Diamond	Mine B6F and up	500 G

How to Mine Gold Ore

To mine a Copper Gold, you need to reach B5F or Breakthrough 5th Floor in order to mine Gold Ore. If you’re lucky you can easily get these gold ore in a soft surface. Follow our Save and Load tips above to easily access B5F.

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