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[[File:MPA Soil Sonar Screenshot.png|frame|A UFO is discovered.]]
[[File:MPA Soil Sonar Screenshot.png|frame|A UFO is discovered.]]
'''Soil Sonar''' is a [[Gaddget]] found in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. This Gaddget is obtained by making friends with [[Dorrie]] in the [[Dino of Mystery!]] quest. For this, the player must choose [[Yoshi]]. This Gaddget simulates a metal detector, and the field of vision can be moved downwards with the {{button|gba|A}} button and upwards with the {{button|gba|B}} button. It shows many different artifacts in the soil, ranging from clay figurines to dinosaur fossils and ancient temples. At a depth of 10,000, it resets itself.
'''Soil Sonar''' is a [[Gaddget]] found in ''[[Mario Party Advance]]''. This Gaddget is obtained by completing the [[Dino of Mystery!]] quest. This Gaddget simulates a metal detector, and the field of vision can be moved downwards with the {{button|gba|A}} button and upwards with the {{button|gba|B}} button. It shows many different artifacts in the soil, ranging from clay figurines to dinosaur fossils and ancient temples. At a depth of 10,000, it resets itself.


==Description==
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Revision as of 07:57, May 11, 2023

The Soil Sonar from Mario Party Advance
A UFO is discovered.

Soil Sonar is a Gaddget found in Mario Party Advance. This Gaddget is obtained by completing the Dino of Mystery! quest. This Gaddget simulates a metal detector, and the field of vision can be moved downwards with the A Button button and upwards with the B Button button. It shows many different artifacts in the soil, ranging from clay figurines to dinosaur fossils and ancient temples. At a depth of 10,000, it resets itself.

Description

  • "Probe thousands of feet into the earth without even touching a shovel!"

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning
Italian Sonda-suolo
Soil-sonar