The Series 4 Horizon Mascot Party content in FH6 Credits includes several small activities designed to reward players for exploring different parts of the map. Among them, the Homerun Collectibles challenge asks you to smash 15 Shimanoyama Heat mascots at Horizon Stadium.
Although the challenge does not require complicated driving skills, knowing where to find the mascots can save a lot of time. Players interested in preserving FH6 Credits can also use this type of seasonal activity as an easy source of progress and a free Super Wheelspin.
Horizon Stadium is the main location for this challenge. It sits along the western edge of the Shimanoyama region near the coast, and all of the required Shimanoyama Heat mascots can be found in this area.
The mascots are large cartoon baseball characters wearing gloves. Their unusual appearance makes them reasonably easy to recognize once you are close to the stadium.
There is no need to search distant roads or other regions. Staying around Horizon Stadium is the key to completing the objective efficiently.
The small dirt baseball field outside the stadium is an excellent starting point. Five mascots are positioned around this area, so you can immediately make significant progress toward the total of 15.
After smashing the first few mascots, take a moment to check your challenge tracker. This helps confirm that the collisions are registering properly before you move to another section.
Starting here also gives you a convenient option if you want to use the Rewind method. Having several mascots nearby means you can quickly choose one that is easy to hit.
Once the dirt field has been cleared, drive around the outside of Horizon Stadium. The entrance gates are particularly important because each gate has a mascot placed nearby.
Several additional mascots can also be found around the parking areas. A complete loop around the stadium exterior is therefore a good way to collect more progress without wasting time.
Avoid assuming that every mascot is directly beside the main road. Some are positioned farther into the parking areas, so take wider turns and check the open spaces before heading inside.
The remaining mascots are located inside the stadium. Check the arena floors and ramps carefully as you drive through the interior.
A common mistake with collectible challenges is leaving the area too quickly after finding the obvious objects. The Homerun Collectibles challenge is different because the entire objective is concentrated around this single stadium.
If you prefer not to use any shortcuts, simply work methodically from the dirt field to the exterior and then into the arena. The route is easy to remember after one run.
Public lobbies can make collectible hunting less convenient because other players can smash the mascots before you reach them. Switching to Horizon Solo prevents this problem.
Open the pause menu, select the Online section, and choose Horizon Solo. After entering the solo session, return to the stadium and locate an accessible mascot.
Hit the mascot with your car and immediately activate Rewind. The game should return you to the previous position while the mascot reappears. If the challenge tracker counted the collision, repeat the same process.
You can continue hitting the same mascot and rewinding until the tracker reaches 15. This approach can reduce the challenge to a very short sequence instead of a full collectible route.
The reward for completing Homerun Collectibles is 3 Festival Points and a Super Wheelspin. For players already working through the Series 4 reward track, that makes the challenge a useful addition to the weekly checklist.
The normal route is best for players who enjoy exploring Horizon Stadium, while the Rewind method is better when speed matters more than exploration. Both approaches rely on the same basic location and require no complicated setup.
Once you have finished the objective, you can return to your normal activities, whether that means earning FH6 Credits, tuning vehicles, or expanding your garage.
For collectors, this is also a convenient side activity because the stadium is a useful landmark when planning routes around the western side of the map. Players building a collection of FH6 Cars can clear the challenge first and then continue with their regular garage goals without spending much additional time.
The biggest advantage of the Rewind method is simply efficiency. Instead of searching for every mascot individually, you can repeatedly use one convenient target and let the challenge tracker do the work. That makes Homerun Collectibles a particularly easy seasonal objective to complete.
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