All spring ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ challenges and rewards in Forza Horizon 6
Forza Horizon 6 comes with a fun and cute event in the form of Series 4, “Horizon Mascot Party.” After celebrating Japanese cars, important decades in the history of motorsports, and classic Italian cars, it’s time to focus on the game’s real stars: the little mascots that are spread across the map (and that you might have smashed at 100 km/h).
The entire “Horizon Mascot Party” series will last for four weeks, with each playlist lasting for seven days. Throughout the duration of this event, you will have the chance to take part in weekly activities to earn special prizes like exclusive cars and cosmetics.
If you want to know exactly what to expect from the current series, here are all the “Horizon Mascot Party” Series 4 challenges and rewards in Forza Horizon 6.
Update (Sept. 3): We added the new challenges and rewards for the spring week.
Forza Horizon 6 ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ spring playlist activities and seasonal rewards
“Horizon Mascot Party” is a series in Forza Horizon 6 that started on Aug. 13 at 10:30 a.m. EDT, and ends on Sept. 10. You must have at least the yellow wristband to unlock the seasonal activities.
In the “Horizon Mascot Party” series, there will be four seasons, starting with summer, and each is composed of seasonal challenges, events, online, and series events. Completing these challenges rewards you with points and, for the duration of the event, you can obtain the following cars by accumulating points:
|
Reward |
Points required |
|---|---|
|
1970 Honda N600 |
80 |
|
1967 Renault 8 Gordini |
160 |
During the fourth week of the “Horizon Mascot Series” series, you can obtain the following season rewards:
|
Reward |
Points required |
|---|---|
|
1988 Mitsubishi Starion ESI-R |
20 |
|
1968 Dodge Dart HEMI Super Stock |
40 |
Forza Horizon 6 ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ weekly seasonal challenges
The weekly seasonal challenges in the “Horizon Mascot Party” playlist encompass a four-step mission tied to a specific car, the photo challenge, and the treasure hunt. To receive the reward from the weekly challenge, you need to complete all four steps.
Below, you’ll find each challenge’s description, reward, and points earned:
|
Challenge |
Description |
Reward |
Points |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Weekly challenge |
Step 1: Own and drive the 2022 Honda e. Step 2: Paint the 2022 Honda e. Step 3: Take a photo of your 2022 Honda e at the Edamame circuit. Step 4: Park at Daikoku Car Meet in your 2022 Honda e. |
25,000 credits |
5 |
|
Photo challenge |
#PeasInAPod – Take a photo at the Mascot Party’s Minamino Edamame area. |
“So cute” legendary emote |
2 |
|
Treasure Hunt |
Tokyo City Region |
100,000 credits |
3 |
Forza Horizon 6 ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ daily seasonal challenges
A new daily seasonal challenge starts every day, and you have a limited time to complete it. Here are all the ones you find in the summer playlist of the “Horizon Mascot Party” series. Each daily challenge unlocks at 10:30 a.m. EDT.
|
Challenge |
Description |
Reward |
Points |
Unlock date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Drift Skills |
Earn 3 Drift or E-Drift Skills |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 3 |
|
Upgrade |
Spend 15,000 CR on upgrades any car |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 4 |
|
Speed Zone |
Earn at least 1 Star from Speed Zones |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 5 |
|
Wheelspin |
Redeem a Wheelspin or Super Wheelspin |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 6 |
|
Aftermarket Car |
Purchase an Aftermarket Car |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 7 |
|
Drive |
Drive 10.0 mi |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 8 |
|
Stunt Party |
Finish round 3 of a Horizon Stunt Party |
5,000 credits |
1 |
Sept. 9 |
Forza Horizon 6 ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ seasonal events
Seasonal events are specific racing activities you must complete using cars that respect certain restrictions. While you can participate in the activity using cars that do not meet the requirements, you won’t receive rewards or points if you do so.
|
Challenge |
Category |
Reward |
Points |
Restriction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Unlimited Buddies (seasonal championship) |
Cross Country |
Mazda RX-3 |
5 |
A (700) – Unlimited Buggies |
|
Hot Hatch Chasers (seasonal championship) |
Street Racing |
Honda e ’22 |
5 |
B (600) – Super Hot Hatch Cars |
|
Edamame Time Attack |
Time Attack |
1 wheelspin |
2 |
C (500) – Decade: 1970s |
|
Ito Straight |
Speed Trap |
1 wheelspin |
2 |
S1 (800) – Country: Japan |
|
Seaside Trails |
Drift Zone |
1 wheelspin |
2 |
S1 (800) – Country: Japan |
Forza Horizon 6 ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ seasonal online challenges
As the name implies, in the seasonal online challenge, you race against other players or participate in online activities.
|
Challenge |
Category |
Description |
Reward |
Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Spring Cleaning |
The Trial |
The Trial is the ultimate test of your driving ability. Compete as a team against Unbeatable Drivatars and win great rewards. |
MINI X-Raid |
10 |
|
Dragonborn |
Horizon Play |
Complete a Horizon Racing Championship |
“Fus-Roh-Dah” legendary car horn |
3 |
|
Battle Royale |
The Eliminator |
Finish 30th or better |
3000 MKIII |
3 |
|
Mini games |
Horizon Stunt Party |
Complete any Horizon Stunt Party |
“Blue Baseball Jersey” epic clothing |
3 |
Forza Horizon 6 ‘Horizon Mascot Party’ series events
In the series event challenge, you must compete against a rival NPC and, using the same car on a specific circuit, beat their time. Once you have defeated one adversary, another will appear with a better time, but you only need to win a single time to obtain the reward.
|
Challenge |
Description |
Reward |
Points |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Edamame Circuit (monthly rivals) |
Post a clean lap to complete. |
Super wheelspin |
4 |
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