Looking for the gold butterfly in Astro Bot? In the stage Apes on the Loose, there's a special gold butterfly hidden somewhere in the level. If you're able to find and catch it, you'll get the Net Profit Trophy. If you're looking for a helping hand, look no further. As part of our Astro Bot guide, we're going to tell you where to find and how to catch the gold butterfly in Apes on the Loose.

Where Is the Gold Butterfly in Apes on the Loose in Astro Bot?

In order to catch the gold butterfly in Apes on the Loose, first you have to find it. Fortunately, the gold butterfly is in the same location each time you play. Follow the below steps to find the gold butterfly in Apes on the Loose.

  • After starting the level and getting the net, capture the first ape Bot and run up the wall to the main part of the stage.
  • Go to the back of the area, where you'll see a structure with a slime enemy, a couple of steps, and a ladder.
  • Run into the bush on the right-hand side — this will release the gold butterfly.

How Do You Catch the Gold Butterfly in Apes on the Loose in Astro Bot?

Once you have found the gold butterfly with the above instructions, you'll then need to capture it using your net. Follow these steps to catch the gold butterfly in Apes on the Loose.

  • After the gold butterfly is discovered, it will fly around the central statue.
  • The gold butterfly will not disappear, so don't worry about any time limit.
  • Simply chase down the gold butterfly and, when you're close enough, you can catch it in your net by pressing R2.
  • The best way to catch up with the gold butterfly is to grind on the coloured rails circling the statue.
  • Once you have caught the gold butterfly, you will unlock the Net Profit Trophy.

That's how to catch the gold butterfly for the Net Profit Trophy in Astro Bot. Did you enjoy this bug-catching side activity? Tell us in the comments section below, and check out our Astro Bot guide for lots more.

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