Honestly, when I set out to restore the Wishful Aurosa Miracle Outfit in Infinity Nikki, I thought I had my material grind on lock. Then Sol Fruit and Maskwing popped up on my crafting checklist, and I was low-key scratching my head. The good news? These two resources are always hanging out together. The not-so-good news? They only spawn around a limited number of Chronos Trees in the Wishing Woods, so you can\u2019t just wander around and hope for the best.

The Chronos Tree Connection

Here\u2019s the deal: Sol Fruit and Maskwing in Infinity Nikki are both found around the Chronos Trees in the Wishing Woods. These trees are pretty easy to spot once you know what you\u2019re looking for\u2014they have distinctive green and pink leaves and only grow in a few spots in the Faewish Sprite\u2019s land.

I found that Sol Fruit can appear either hanging from the tree or lying on the ground. The ground-bound fruit is the one you want to keep an eye on, because it tends to wiggle or shift slightly. That movement isn\u2019t some random animation quirk\u2014it\u2019s actually a Maskwing bug hiding underneath the fruit.

How to Actually Catch Maskwing

I\u2019m not gonna lie, the first time I spotted a moving Sol Fruit, I tried to grab the bug first and ended up fumbling around. The trick is the opposite of what you might expect: pick up the Sol Fruit above the bug first, and then catch the Maskwing underneath. Once the fruit is out of the way, the little critter is exposed and ready for your bug-catching ability.

So the whole loop goes like this:

1. Track down a Chronos Tree in the Wishing Woods.

2. Look for Sol Fruit either on the tree or on the ground.

3. If you spot a ground fruit that\u2019s moving, collect the Sol Fruit first.

4. Catch the Maskwing that appears beneath it.

5. Rinse and repeat at the other Chronos Tree locations.

If you\u2019re like me and like to hoard everything in one sweep, don\u2019t skip the hanging fruits even if you only need Maskwings. You\u2019ll need Sol Fruits for the outfit too, so harvest them all. The hanging fruits are easier to spot, but they don\u2019t always mean a Maskwing is below\u2014that only applies to the ground ones that are wiggling around.

Exact Locations I Used

There aren\u2019t many Chronos Trees in the Wishing Woods, so the farming route is honestly pretty tight. I used these five spots to grab Sol Fruit and Maskwing without running around like a headless chicken:

#	Location
1	Northeast of the In Front of the Wish Inspection Center warp spire
2	West of the Shoal Slope waypoint
3	East of the Farm Entrance warp spire
4	Northeast of the Flower Valley Waterfall waypoint
5	East of the Swordsmith Ruins Gate warp spire

My best move was to fast-travel between warp spires, hit each tree, and then bounce back through the same route later. It\u2019s not the most glamorous grind, but it gets the job done.

Common Mistakes I Made

One thing that threw me off was the fact that these trees can blend into the Wishing Woods scenery if you\u2019re not paying attention. The green and pink leaf combo is your cue. I started using the map and the named warp spires as anchors, then used the surrounding terrain to spot the trees quickly.

Also, keep your bug-catching outfit equipped or ready to swap, because after picking the fruit, the Maskwing won\u2019t just sit there forever. You\u2019ll want to catch it immediately before it scampers off. I learned that lesson the hard way when I picked a fruit, got distracted for a second, and had to wait for another loop.

Final Tips

If you\u2019re crafting the Wishful Aurosa outfit, keep some patience in your back pocket. Sol Fruit and Maskwing aren\u2019t hard to find once you know the spawn points, but the limited number of trees means you might need to do a few loops. The real kicker is that both materials are tied to the same tree, so every trip gives you a shot at both items at once. That\u2019s a win-win in my book.

As of my 2026 playthrough, this route still holds up in Infinity Nikki, so you can farm these with a cool head and a fast-travel plan. Keep your eyes peeled for those green and pink leaves, and don\u2019t forget the fruit-first rule\u2014that\u2019s the whole ball game.