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What is Tanchozuru in Grow A Garden? Tanchozuru is a Legendary pet in Roblox Grow A Garden. Most players recognize it as a calm, passive-focused pet that works slowly over time rather than giving fast or obvious boosts. In general, Tanchozuru is used by players who already have a stable garden setup and want to improve fruit mutations without constant interaction. It was added to the game on July 19th, 2025, and it remains obtainable. You can hatch it from the Zen Egg, but the chance is low, which is why many players treat it as a long-term goal rather than something they expect to get quickly. Tanchozuru does not directly increase coin income or growth speed. Instead, it focuses on fruit mutation, which makes it more appealing to players who already understand mutation mechanics.
How do you get Tanchozuru?Tanchozuru is obtained by hatching Zen Eggs. The hatch chance is about 4.6%, which is fairly low even compared to other Legendary pets. In practice, most players open many Zen Eggs before seeing one. Some players get lucky early, but usually it takes repeated attempts. Because Zen Eggs themselves can take time to gather, Tanchozuru is often something players plan around rather than rush. Since it is obtainable, you do not need to worry about it being limited or removed. However, patience is important. Many players open Zen Eggs over several days or weeks before finally hatching one.
What does Tanchozuru’s passive ability do?Tanchozuru’s passive ability is called Balance and Harmony. This ability works automatically and does not require player input. Every roughly 10 minutes and 24 seconds, Tanchozuru enters a meditation state that lasts about 10 seconds. While meditating, fruits within a radius of about 15 studs are affected. During this time, each nearby fruit has around a 5% chance per second to mutate into the Tranquil mutation. In general, this means mutations happen slowly and randomly. Most players will not notice immediate changes after placing Tanchozuru. Over long sessions, however, the effect becomes more noticeable, especially in gardens with many fruits placed close together. This passive is best described as steady and passive rather than powerful or fast.
How does Tanchozuru work in real gameplay?In real gameplay, Tanchozuru works best when you leave your game running or play for longer sessions. Players who log in briefly and leave usually do not see much benefit. Most players place Tanchozuru near high-value fruit clusters. Because the radius is limited, placement matters. If your fruits are spread too far apart, many of them will not be affected during meditation. Usually, players pair Tanchozuru with other pets that handle growth speed or income. Tanchozuru is not meant to replace those roles. Instead, it quietly adds Tranquil mutations over time while you focus on other tasks. If your garden layout is compact and organized, Tanchozuru becomes more effective. Messy layouts reduce its value.
Is Tanchozuru good for beginners?In general, Tanchozuru is not recommended for early-game players. Beginners usually need pets that increase growth speed, coin generation, or harvest efficiency. Tanchozuru does none of these directly. Its hunger level is also high at 40,000, which can be difficult for new players to maintain. Most players only start appreciating Tanchozuru after they already understand mutations and have the resources to keep Legendary pets fed. At that stage, Tanchozuru becomes a nice passive addition rather than a core pet. If you are still learning basic mechanics, Tanchozuru may feel underwhelming.
Is Tanchozuru worth using?Whether Tanchozuru is worth using depends on your goals. If your goal is fast progress, quick coins, or early upgrades, Tanchozuru is usually not the best choice. If your goal is long-term mutation farming and gradual improvement, it fits well. Most experienced players treat Tanchozuru as a background helper. It quietly works while other systems do the heavy lifting. Over time, the Tranquil mutations it creates can add up.
What does Tanchozuru look like?Tanchozuru is based on a real-life animal. It has long grey legs, a white body, and a grey neck holding its head. The red marking on its head makes it easy to recognize. Most players describe its design as calm and elegant. It fits the Zen theme well and visually matches its meditation-based ability. While appearance does not affect gameplay, many players enjoy using Tanchozuru simply because it looks peaceful in their garden.
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发表于 2025-12-30 15:57:57