Infinity Nikki: How To Ride The Grand Blue Crane
's Shooting Star Season is the first event of 2025, and kicking off the season is the chance for players to experience once again one of the most majestic feelings has offered thus far: taking a ride on the soaring wings of the Grand Blue Crane. This crane is a companion to the one that flies the skies above Florawish, patrolling the area between the city and the Dream Warehouse, but catching a ride on it can be a bit tricky for players who don't know its route.
The white paper crane has been flying above Florawish since the game's release, but the Grand Blue Crane is new. Its job is to take players to the Wishing Nebula observation deck, but despite this, taking it up to the platform doesn't count as the objective completion. Instead, you'll need to watch its flight path in the overworld, outside the Shooting Star Season Quests, in order to catch a ride and complete the objective.
LIke the white crane, the Grand Blue Crane consistently flies the same loop between Florawish and the Dream Warehouse, so hopping on is just a matter of figuring out where to go. There are no places in Florawish taller than the Dream Warehouse, sohead up to the main tower Warp Spire to get started. From here, you should be able to see both cranes as they circle the skies.
If you're a new player, you need to complete "" before you'll be able to do most of the Shooting Star Season quests.
Once you get up to the Dream Warehouse, you need to walk out to the end of the cobblestone pier that extends away from the Warehouse's main door. Both cranes should pass right under here at one point or another, and you technically don't even have to wait for the blue one to complete your quest. Hop onto either crane as it passes under you, and your objective will be completed. You can ride either the white or blue crane and it should count.
Infinity Nikki’s loading screen has changed with the arrival of the Shooting Star Season event, and most players are relieved by the update.
Riding the Grand Blue
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