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'''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, 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 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. | ||
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Revision as of 22:35, April 19, 2019
File:Mpa-soil-sonar.PNG
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 and upwards with the 
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 | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italian | Sonda-suolo[?] | Soil-sonar |
