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This is Version X.1, created by Pikachu 4 President on May 6,
2003. You may contact me at
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CONTENTS:
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1) Introduction
2) Prices For, Times And Where To Catch Fish And Insects (also includes Shell
prices)
3) Characters
4) Town Landmarks
5) Calendar
6) Tools
7) Furniture Series And Themes
8) Furniture Sets
9) Other Furniture/Items
10) Items From Gulliver, Joan, Katrina, Saharah, and Wendell
11) Diaries and Stationary
12) Umbrellas and Other Handheld Items
13) Wallpaper And Matching Carpets
14) Clothing
15) Fossils
16) Paintings
17) Gyroids
18) Town Themes
19) K.K. Slider's Songs
20) Things To Make Your Townsanimals Say
21) Free Passwords
22) Tips/Tricks
23) Flower Arranging For A Pretty Town
24) Japanese and Nintendo References
25) F.A.Q./Additional Information (For Beginners And Novices)
About the Game
E-Reader (includes e-card list)
General/Miscellaneous
Golden Tools
How Do I...
Making Bells
NES Games
Patterns/Textures
Tom Nook
Trading
What/Who Is...
26) F.A.Q. (For The Pros)
Animal Island
Character Information
General/Miscellaneous
Letter-Writing
Patterns/Textures
Turnips
27) Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q.
Wisp F.A.Q.
Snowman F.A.Q.
Igloo F.A.Q.
Tortimer's Lighthouse Request
Halloween/Jack F.A.Q.
Harvest Festival/Franklin F.A.Q.
Jingle F.A.Q.
28) Helpful Websites
29) Thanks
30) Disclaimers (And Other Stuff I Have To Put)
31) Coming Soon... and Updates, Too!
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1) INTRODUCTION:
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Welcome to my FAQ page on my favorite game, Animal Crossing!!
I'm happy you're here. This is my first time making a FAQ, and I'm
very proud of it. I never liked a game enough to make a FAQ about it,
but let me tell you, this game inspired me, as did the people on the
Animal Crossing Message Board (see link under "Helpful Websites" section). They
have been an invaluable resource and are probably the best people to ask when
you have a question. Be sure to go to that board if you have any unanswered
questions after reading this FAQ (hopefully everything should be covered in the
"FAQ" sections near the bottom of this FAQ). Please keep in mind, though, that
most of this FAQ assumes that you at least know the controls of the game.
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2) PRICES FOR, TIMES AND WHERE TO CATCH FISH AND INSECTS:
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Fish:
Angelfish -- 3,000 -- May-October, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Arapaima -- 10,000 -- July, first half of September, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Arowana -- 10,000 -- June-September, 4am-9am, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Barbel Steed -- 200 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Barred Knifejaw -- 5,000 -- March-November, 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (ocean)
Bass -- 300 --All year, all day (river, pond)
Bitterling -- 1,300 -- December-February, all day (river, pond)
Bluegill -- 120 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Brook Trout -- 150 -- All year, all day (pond)
Carp -- 300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Catfish -- 200 -- May-October, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Cherry Salmon -- 1,300 -- Mar.-Jun., Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (river, pond)
Coelacanth -- 15,000 -- All year, 4pm-9am *only in the rain* (ocean)
Crawfish -- 250 -- April-first half of September, all day (holding pond)
Crucian Carp -- 120 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Dace -- 200 -- All year, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Eel -- 2,000 -- June-September, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Freshwater Goby -- 300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Frog -- 250 -- May-August, All day (holding pond)
Giant Catfish -- 3,000 -- June-August, 4pm-9am (pond)
Giant Snakehead -- 6,500 -- June-August, 9am-4pm (pond)
Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Guppy -- 1,300 -- April-November, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Jellyfish -- 100 -- Second half of August, all day (ocean)
Killifish -- 300 -- April-August, all day (river, pond)
Koi -- 2,000 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Large Bass -- 3,000 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Large Char -- 10,000 -- March-June, Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (waterfall)
Loach -- 300 -- March-May, all day (river, pond)
Pale Chub -- 200 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Piranah -- 6,500 -- June-September, 9am-4pm, 9pm-4am (river, pond)
Pond Smelt -- 300 -- December-February, all day (river, pond)
Popeyed Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Rainbow Trout -- 650 -- March-June, Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (river, pond)
Red Snapper -- 3,000 -- All year, 4pm-9am (ocean)
Salmon -- 650 -- September, all day (river mouth, river, ocean, pond)
Sea Bass -- 120 - All year, all day (ocean)
Small Bass -- 200 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Stringfish -- 15,000 -- December-February, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Sweetfish -- 1,300 -- July-September, all day (river, pond)
Insects:
Ant -- 80 -- All year, all day (attracted to candy or decayed turnips)
Bagworm -- 250 -- October-March, all day (in trees)
Banded Dragonfly -- 4,500 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Bee -- 4,500 -- All year, all day (in trees)
Bell Cricket -- 430 -- September-October, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Brown Cicada -- 200 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Cockroach -- 5 -- Mar.-Nov., all day (on trees, flowers, attracted to turnips)
Common Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Common Dragonfly -- 130 -- May-July, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Cricket -- 130 -- September-November, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Darner Dragonfly -- 200 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Drone Beetle -- 80 -- July-August, all day (on trees)
Dynastid Beetle -- 1,350 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Evening Cicada -- 850 -- July-August, 4am-8am, 4pm-7pm (on trees)
Firefly -- 250 -- June, 7pm-4am (near water)
Flat Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- June-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Giant Beetle -- 10,000 -- July-August, 11pm-8am (found on trees)
Grasshopper -- 130 -- August-September, 8am-5pm (in grass)
Jewel Beetle -- 3,000 -- July-August, 8am-4pm (on trees)
Ladybug -- 130 -- March-July, October, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Long Locust -- 200 -- August-November, 8am-5pm (in grass)
Longhorn Beetle -- 200 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Mantis -- 430 -- August-September, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Migratory Locust -- 1,350 -- September-November, 8am-7pm (in grass)
Mole Cricket -- 200 -- November-May, all day (underground; listen for them)
Mosquito -- 130 -- May-September, 8am-11pm (anywhere)
Mountain Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Pill Bug -- 250 -- All year, all day (under rocks)
Pine Cricket -- 100 -- September-October, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Pondskater -- 130 -- June-September, 8am-7pm (in main pond and holding ponds)
Purple Butterfly -- 2,000 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Red Dragonfly -- September-October, 8am-7pm (anywhere)
Robust Cicada -- 300 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Saw Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Snail -- 250 -- April-September, all day (on flowers)
Spider -- 300 -- April-September, all day (in trees)
Spotted Ladybug -- 200 -- March-July, October, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Tiger Butterfly -- 200 -- April-September, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Walker Cicada -- 400 -- July-September, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Yellow Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Shell Prices:
Conch -- 350
Coral -- 250
Lion's Paw -- 40
Porceletta -- 30
Sand Dollar -- 60
Venus Comb -- 150
Wentletrap -- 20
White Scallop -- 450
- This list was compiled by myself with the help of The Official Guide
to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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3) CHARACTERS:
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This is a list of both the "in-every-town" characters and all
the other characters you may encounter in your town and on Animal
Island (the island you get to with your Game Boy Advance). For the
Townsanimals and Animal Islanders, I have put whether they are a boy
or a girl, what type of personality they have, what type of music they have in
their house, and how their house is decorated.
Personality Descriptions:
"Very sweet" males/females go to bed around 8 or 9pm. They will often
tell you how seeing you makes their day and stuff like that. They will be
your best friend and might never talk about moving away. They are usually the
cutest characters in the game. The guys are friendly and outgoing. The girls
are somewhat shy, timid, and forgetful. They seldom get angry at you for
refusing to do them a favor, and they will talk to you about goings-on in
town.
"Nice" males/females sometimes talk like teenagers. If they don't have
a favor for you to do, they'll be the ones that say, "Yep! I do have
something!... no. I don't. I'm sorry. Ah! I'm sorry about lying, too!" A
"nice" girl is sweet and will always be willing to be your friend, but she
won't take as much of an interest in you as the "very sweet" females will.
They will be the ones who ask you to build such-and-such for them and will
comment on things going on in town. Never talk to them when you have an item
in your possession that is valuable or that you want to keep, because they
will take it from you once you ask them a "what's up" kind of question. They
go to bed around 10 or 11pm and they get up early.
"Snobby" females act like snobs. She will be the one who complains
about your town tune, says you have no taste in clothing, no decorating sense,
etc. These can be a pain to talk to. They look down on your by character
commenting on their clothes, mannerisms and actions. They compliment you a tad
insultingly on errands you do for them even if it was hard. You know a girl is
one of these girls just by her appearance. If she has makeup on, she's one of
them (MOST of the time).
"Moody" males can be either nice or snotty at any given moment.
They're not mean enough to be classified as "mean," but they can't always be
classified as "nice," either. Kind of like the "snobby" female.
"Mean" males/females are mean and wake up at 10am. A "mean" male will be
the one who gets angry when you come up and talk to him and is usually all
huffy, saying things like, "You know what's funny? A pie in the face." He'll
also talk about about getting free stuff from Tortimer. They will also tell you
to "get off their lawn" and such. These are the townsanimals that will say
something to the effect of, "Here...Let me look through your stuff to see if
there's anything I'd like."
"Athletic" males are always talking about exercising and stuff. They
stay up for a long time and are really nice. They like to talk about fishing
and catching bugs. Just as the name implies. These guys talk Animalese in
deep voices and have very surly attitudes. They really get offended if you
reject an errand and give you tolerated compliments. They are "party animals"
since they stay up all night. The only drawback is that you won't see them up
until after 11am.
Also included for the Townsanimals is their original catch phrases.
In Every Town Characters:
Blanca -- You meet her on the train. She is the cat without a face.
You can't miss her.
Blathers -- The Museum Supervisor. He's an owl. Super-sweet and very
knowledgeable. He's taught me a lot of history!
Booker -- The Bulldog who is always in the Police Station and keeps
track of the lost-and-found items.
Chip -- The Fishing Tournament judge. I think he's a beaver, which
would explain the name.
Copper -- The town's policeman. He's a dog (can't tell which breed)
that is very into fitness and is also very helpful. He's the first
animal you should see when you go to a new town, because he will give
you a map. Talk to him every day to see if any of the special
characters will soon be coming to your town.
Crazy Redd -- Sly fox that runs a black- 'scuse me, a regular market
every so often in town. Be careful of him; he'll charge you up to four
times what Nook charges you for items you can get at Nook's shop, but
his tent is still worth a visit because he sometimes sells rare items
you can't get anywhere else.
Franklin -- A turkey who comes on the fourth Thursday in November. He
needs you to save his life by stealing silverware from the town's
banquet table. In return he will give you a piece of the Harvest
furniture collection.
Gracie -- Haughty giraffe who pretty much makes you wash her car. As a
reward, though, she may give you some nifty expensive clothing ("Gracie
Originals").
Gulliver -- A seagull who washes up on-shore from time to time. Very
nice and, if you're kind enough to rescue him, he will give you very
rare and expensive items.
Jack -- A mysterious spirit who wanders around town on Halloween.
While all the characters dress up as him (i.e., they all have huge
Jack-o'-Lanterns on their heads), only one, of course, actually is him.
If you find the real Jack, you get a piece of the Spooky furniture
collection.
Jingle -- A reindeer who comes on Christmas Eve. Talk to him five
times in a row (moving an acre away from him between each conversation)
and he might give you a piece of the Jingle furniture collection.
Joan -- A boar who comes every Sunday morning to sell turnips. Buy
some and you may be able to sell them to Nook for a profit.
Kapp'n -- A Kappa turtle (which is a turtle-like creature from Japanese
mythology, and kudos to Arthur the Writer for figuring that one out) who owns
the rowboat you use to go to Animal Island.
Katrina -- A feline fortune-teller.
Mabel -- A hedgehog seamstress.
Mr. Don Resetti -- A more mellow counterpart to Mr. Resetti, he is a mole
who will also get upset with you for resetting. Brother to Mr. Resetti.
Mr. Resetti -- A much more unforgiving mole who will be the first to
get on your case for resetting your game. Brother to Mr. Don Resetti.
Pelly -- The adorable, kindly pelican who works at the Post Office
during the day. It is rumored that she and Pete are a couple.
Pete -- The mail-pelican who delivers the mail.
Phyllis -- The not-so-nice pelican who works at the Post Office during
the evenings and night-time.
Porter -- The sweet-natured monkey who greets you when you go to the
Train Station.
Rover -- The chatty kitty who is kind enough to sit with you on the
train and find you a place to live. He will usually sit with you
whenever you're on the train.
Sable -- The quiet hedgehog, sister of Mabel, who is always absorbed in
her work at the sewing machine.
Saharah -- A camel who comes through town every so often to sell her
carpets.
Snowman -- Roll small snowballs together to form a well-proportioned
snowman. If you make a nice enough snowman, it will give you furniture; if
it's lop-sided, it will give you a lecture.
Timmy Nookling -- One of Nook's twin raccoon boys.
Tom Nook -- A raccoon who runs the only store in town. You will see
him a lot, because he's the one who buys everything you sell.
Tommy Nookling -- Nook's other twin raccoon boy.
Tortimer -- The town Mayor. Look for him during special events.
Totakeke (a.k.a. K.K. Slider) -- A dog who sits at the train station
every Saturday from 8p.m. to midnight. He is a musician who will play
a song for you (which leads to an awesome animation sequence) if you go
and talk to him. He's quite hip and he will even give you an "aircheck"
(cassette tape) of the song he plays for you.
Wendell -- A "starving artist" walrus who will give you wallpaper if
you give him his favorite food (hint: think about what walruses like to
eat).
Wisp -- A ghost who may come around late at night, especially if you
haven't been keeping your town clean. He will ask you to capture five
spirits with your bug net, and as a reward he will grant you a wish.
Townsanimals:
Alligators:
Alfonso -- Boy -- Nice -- Imperial K.K. -- Exotic Series -- "it's-a-me"
Alli -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Calypso -- mostly clothes -- "gwaargh"
Boots -- Boy -- Athletic -- lots of plants -- "munchie"
Liz -- Girl -- Nice -- "groonch"
Anteaters:
Cyrano -- Boy -- Moody -- No radio -- miscellaneous -- "ah-CHOO"
Nosegay -- Girl -- Nice -- lots of paintings -- "hoonk"
Pango -- Girl -- Nice -- "snoooof"
Snooty -- Girl -- Snobby -- "sniffff"
Zoe -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Fusion -- "whiiif"
Bears:
Chow -- Boy -- Moody -- No radio -- Classic Series -- "aiya"
Dozer -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "zzzzzz"
Grizzly -- Boy -- Moody -- "grr"
Groucho -- Boy -- Moody -- "grumble"
Nate -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "yaaaawn"
Pinky -- Girl -- Nice -- "cubbie"
Teddy -- Boy -- Nice -- Mr. K.K. -- miscellaneous -- "grooof"
Tutu -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Steppe -- miscellaneous -- "twinkles"
Ursala -- Girl -- Snobby -- Cafe K.K. -- miscellaneous -- "grooomph"
Birds:
Ace -- Boy -- Athletic and nice -- K.K. Parade -- fish and bugs -- "ace"
Admiral -- Boy -- Mean -- plate armor and a samurai suit -- "aye aye"
Anchovy -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "chuuurp"
Jay -- Boy -- Athletic -- K.K. Waltz -- String Instrument Set -- "heeeey"
Midge -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Lullaby -- Lovely Series -- "tweedledee"
Otis -- Boy -- Nice -- No radio -- Garden pond, rocks, etc. -- "I s'pose"
Piper -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Reggae -- "chickadee"
Robin -- Girl -- Very snobby -- K.K. Bossa -- Pine Wood Set -- "la-di-da"
Twiggy -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "cheepers"
Twirp -- Boy -- Moody -- No music on radio -- Office Set and misc. -- "chirp"
Cats:
Bob -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Ragtime -- Kiddie Series -- "pthhpth"
Kabuki -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Folk -- miscellaneous -- "meoooh-OH"
Kiki -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Country -- Pine Set and misc. -- "kittycat"
Kitty -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Etude -- Regal Series -- "mrowwr"
Mitzi -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Swing -- miscellaneous -- "mew"
Monique -- Girl -- Snobby -- "pffffft"
Olivia -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Etude -- Regal Series -- "purrr"
Punchy -- Boy -- Nice -- K.K. Love Song -- some Blue Series items -- "mrmpht"
Purrl -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Swing -- "kitten"
Rosie -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "silly"
Stinky -- Boy -- Nice -- "GAHHHHH"
Tabby -- Girl -- Very sweet/Quiet -- miscellaneous -- "mee-WOW"
Tangy -- Girl -- Nice -- No radio -- Citrus & Apple Sets -- "reeeOWR"
Tom -- Boy -- Moody -- "me-YOWZA"
Chickens:
Ava -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Country -- Cabin Series -- "beaker"
Betty -- Girl -- Nice -- No radio -- Pine Set and miscellaneous -- "cluckling"
Egbert -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Technopop -- Robot Set -- "doodle-duh"
Goose -- Boy -- Nice -- "buh-kaw"
Hank -- Boy -- Nice -- "buhk buhk"
Hector -- Boy -- Nice -- K.K. March -- "coo-HAH"
Leigh -- Girl -- Nice -- No radio -- Cabin Series -- "cutie"
Rhoda -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Funk -- Econo-chairs and Bonsais -- "clucky"
Cows:
Belle -- Girl -- Very sweet -- No radio -- 3 cow shirts & Bovoids -- "cuddles"
Bessie -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Salsa -- Pine Wood Set -- "buttercup"
Chuck -- Boy -- Moody -- Green Series -- "jerky"
Oxford -- Boy -- Mean -- K.K. Western -- Western Theme -- "bully, eh?"
Patty -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Calypso -- Cabana Series -- "how now"
Petunia -- Girl -- Snobby -- "moo-la-la"
Stu -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Lullaby -- Blue Series -- "moo-dude"
T-Bone -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Reggae -- plants & a fish -- "moocher"
Dogs:
Bea -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Parade -- Green and Ranch furniture -- "bingo"
Biskit -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "dawg"
Bones -- Boy -- Nice -- No radio -- Study Set -- "yip yip"
Butch -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Fusion -- Modern Series -- "ROOOOOWF"
Cookie -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Country -- Ranch Series -- "arfer"
Daisy -- Girl -- Nice -- No radio -- Mammoth & other fossils -- "bow WOW"
Goldie -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Bossa -- Cabin Series -- "woof"
Lucky -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "rr-OWCH"
Maddie -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Fusion -- Classic Series -- "yippee"
Portia -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Cafe -- some Regal Series -- "ruffian"
Ducks:
Bill -- Boy -- Nice -- K.K. Reggae -- "quacko"
Deena -- Girl -- Very sweet -- some Classroom items -- "sugarbill"
Derwin -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "derrrr"
Freckles -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Calypso -- miscellaneous -- "ducky"
Joey -- Boy -- Nice -- "yaaawn"
Mallary -- Girl -- Snobby -- "quackpth"
Pate -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Dirge -- Classic Series -- "quackle"
Pompom -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "rah-rah"
Scoot -- Boy -- Nice -- lots of misc. furniture -- "zip zoom"
Weber -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. March -- miscellaneous -- "quaa"
Elephants:
Axel -- Boy -- Nice -- "WHONK"
Dizzy -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- No radio -- miscellaneous -- "whoo-oo"
Ellie -- Girl -- Nice -- "wee one"
Eloise -- Girl -- Nice -- "TOOOOOOT"
Opal -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Safari -- Exotic Series -- "snoot"
Paolo -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. March -- some Kiddie furniture -- "pal"
Frogs:
Camofrog -- Boy -- Moody -- "ten-hut"
Cousteau -- Boy -- Athletic -- "oui oui"
Emerald -- Girl -- Kind and quiet/Very sweet -- ? -- umbrellas -- "sproing"
Huck -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Jazz -- Pine Wood Set -- "hopper"
Jambette -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "croak-kay"
Jeremiah -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Mambo -- miscellaneous -- "nee-deep"
Lily -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Salsa -- Frog Set and misc. -- "toadally"
Prince -- Boy -- "ribbit"
Puddles -- Girl -- Snobby -- "splish"
Ribbot -- Boy -- Nice -- Space Theme -- "zrrrribit"
Tad -- Boy -- Nice -- No radio -- miscellaneous -- "sluuuuurp"
Wart Jr. -- Boy -- Moody -- "grr-ribbit"
Goats:
Billy -- Boy -- Nice -- "dagnabbit"
Chevre -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- ? -- Teddy Bear Set -- "la baa"
Gruff -- Boy -- Moody -- Only Me -- instruments -- "bleh eh eh"
Iggy -- Boy -- Nice -- "paaally"
Sven -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- Western Theme -- "buh-uh-ud"
Velma -- Girl -- Snobby -- "blih"
Gorillas:
Cesar -- Boy -- Mean -- K.K. Casbah -- Regal Series and misc. -- "highness"
Jane -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Soul -- kitschy wall & floor & misc. -- "chimp"
Louie -- Boy -- Athletic -- No radio -- Bowtoid Gyroids and Drum Set -- "toots"
Peewee -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Casbah -- sparse furnishings -- "lil' dude"
Hawks:
Amelia --- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Condor -- "eaglet"
Apollo -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Soul -- "pah"
Buzz -- Boy -- Moody -- "captain"
Pierce -- Boy -- Athletic -- K.K. Etude -- Regal Series -- "winger"
Quetzal -- Boy -- Nice -- "SKREE"
Hippos:
Bertha -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Cruisin' -- Modern Series -- "bloop"
Biff -- Boy -- Very sweet -- K.K. Blues -- mostly Ranch Series -- "squirt"
Bitty -- Girl -- Snobby -- DJ K.K. -- sparse furnishings -- "my dear"
Bubbles -- Girl -- Nice -- fruit furniture -- "hipster"
Lulu -- Girl -- Nice -- No radio -- Kiddie Series -- "yaaaaawl"
Rocco -- Boy -- Moody -- Lucky K.K. -- Exotic Series -- "hippie"
Rollo -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- No radio -- some Gyroids -- "beaulch"
Horses:
Buck -- Boy -- Nice -- K.K. Casbah -- miscellaneous -- "pardner"
Cleo -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Bossa -- miscellaneous -- "sugar"
Ed -- Boy -- Athletic -- K.K. Ballad -- Modern Series -- "greenhorn"
Elmer -- Boy -- Nice -- "tenderfoot"
Peaches -- Girl -- Nice -- "neighbor"
Savannah -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Salsa -- some Cabana items -- "y'all"
Winnie -- Girl -- Very sweet -- "Hay-OK"
Kangaroos:
Astrid -- Girl -- Nice -- "my pet"
Carrie -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- No radio -- Classic items -- "little one"
Kitt -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "child"
Marcy -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- Aloha K.K. -- Apple Set -- "young 'un"
Mathilda -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Ragtime -- casino-type items -- "wee baby"
Valise -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Etude -- Regal and Classic items -- "tadder"
Koalas:
Gonzo -- Boy -- Moody -- No radio -- Boxing Theme -- "mate"
Huggy -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. March -- Lovely Series and 3 Plinkoids -- "bear"
Ozzie -- Boy -- Very sweet -- "ol' bear"
Sydney -- Girl -- Nice -- "sunshine"
Yuka -- Girl -- Snobby -- "tsk tsk"
Lions:
Aziz -- Boy -- Nice -- "RAWR"
Leopold -- Boy -- Nice -- "lion cub"
Rex -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- "cool cat"
Little Bears:
Bluebear -- Girl -- Very sweet; likes to fish -- K.K. Ska -- misc. -- "peach"
Cheri -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Samba -- Drum Set and miscellaneous -- "tralala"
Cupcake -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Waltz -- "sugar pie"
Kody -- Boy -- Athletic/Kind and quiet -- ? -- fish and misc. -- "okey-dokey"
Maple -- Girl -- Very sweet -- K.K. Lullaby -- Bear Set -- "honey"
Murphy -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. D & B -- Gyroids, toilets, etc. -- "laddie"
Olive -- Girl -- Quiet/Very sweet -- some Lovely Series and misc. -- "sweetpea"
Poncho -- Boy -- Nice -- No radio -- Modern Series -- "lil' bear"
Pudge -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- Rockin' K.K. -- "pudgy"
Vladimir -- Boy -- Moody -- Construction Theme -- "nyet"
Mice:
Anicotti -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Aria -- some Regal Series & misc. -- "cannoli"
Candi -- Girl -- Very sweet -- miscellaneous -- "sweetie"
Carmen -- Girl -- Nice -- some Citrus Series and misc. -- "bumpkin"
Chico -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Faire -- Exotic Series -- "cheeeese"
Dora -- Girl -- Nice -- "squeaky"
Limberg -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Folk -- Japanese items -- "squinky"
Penny -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Parade -- "ska-WEAK"
Rizzo -- Boy -- Mean -- "squee"
Samson -- Boy -- Athletic -- K.K. Ballad -- miscellaneous -- "pipsqueak"
Octopus:
Octavian -- Boy -- Mean -- K.K. D & B -- Rock Garden -- "sucker"
Ostriches:
Queenie -- Girl -- Snobby -- Chess Theme -- "chicken"
Rio -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "lil' chick"
Sandy -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- No radio -- miscellaneous -- "speedy"
Sprocket -- Boy -- Athletic -- "zort"
Penguins:
Aurora -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Swing -- miscellaneous -- "b-b-baby"
Cube -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. Technopop -- miscellaneous -- "d-d-dude"
Friga -- Girl -- Snobby -- "brrmph"
Gwen -- Girl -- Snobby -- Cafe K.K. -- Classic Series -- "h-h-h-hon"
Hopper -- Boy -- Moody -- Cabin Series and Totem Pole Set -- "slushie"
Puck -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- Blue Series -- "brrrr"
Roald -- Boy -- Athletic and nice -- K.K. Parade -- miscellaneous -- "b-b-buddy"
Pigs:
Boris -- Boy -- Moody -- "schnort"
Cobb -- Boy -- Nice -- No radio -- fossils and a fish -- "hot dog"
Curly -- Boy -- Nice -- "nyoink"
Hambo -- Boy -- Nice -- "yo"
Hugh -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. March -- some Kiddie Series -- "snortle"
Lucy -- Girl -- Very sweet -- Aloha K.K. -- Backyard Theme -- "snoooink"
Rasher -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Faire -- Western Theme -- "swine"
Spork -- Boy -- Classroom Theme -- "snork"
Sue E -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Waltz -- some Regal items and misc. -- "snort"
Truffles -- Girl -- Nice -- No radio -- some Lovely items and misc. -- "snooty"
Rabbits:
Bunnie -- Girl -- Nice -- "tee-hee"
Claude -- Boy -- Nice -- K.K. Lullaby -- Western Theme -- "hopalong"
Coco -- Girl -- Very sweet -- "doyoing"
Doc -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- K.K. March -- Classroom Theme -- "ol' bunny"
Dotty -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- Aloha K.K. -- Island items -- "wee one"
Gabi -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "honeybun"
Gaston -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Dirge -- miscellaneous -- "mon chou"
Genji -- Boy -- Nice -- "otaku" ("a person obsessed with a hobby" in Japanese)
Pippy -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Mambo -- Backyard Theme -- "lil' hare"
Snake -- Boy -- Nice -- "bunyip"
Rhinos:
Hornsby -- Boy -- Nice -- Aloha K.K. -- "schnozzle"
Spike -- Boy -- Moody -- Surfin' K.K. -- Construction Theme -- "punk"
Tank -- Boy -- Athletic -- No radio -- Exotic Series and Rock Garden -- "kerPOW"
Tiara -- Girl -- Snobby -- "lovey"
Sheep:
Baabara -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Swing -- Classic Series -- "daahling"
Cashmere -- Girl -- Snobby -- "baaaaby"
Eunice -- Girl -- Very sweet -- "lambchop"
Stella -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "baa-da-bing"
Vesta -- Girl -- Nice -- "baaaffo"
Woolio -- Boy -- Nice -- "biz-aaa"
Squirrels:
Blaire -- Girl -- Nice -- "nutlet"
Filbert -- Boy -- Nice -- No Radio -- miscellaneous -- "bucko"
Hazel -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Fusion -- some Cabana Series items -- "nutmeg"
Mint -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Country -- Pine Wood Set and Teddy Bear Set
Nibbles -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- No radio -- misc. toys -- "niblet"
Peanut -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- "slacker"
Pecan -- Girl -- Snobby -- Cafe K.K. -- "chipmunk"
Ricky -- Boy -- Moody -- "nutcase"
Sally -- Girl -- Very sweet -- No radio -- Citrus and Pear Sets, etc. -- "WHEE"
Static -- Boy -- Moody -- Surfin' K.K. -- three radios and misc. -- "krzzt"
Tigers:
Bangle -- Girl -- Nice -- K.K. Cruisin' -- "growf"
Rolf -- Boy -- Moody -- Rockin' K.K. -- Modern Series -- "grrrolf"
Tybalt -- Boy -- Nice -- No radio -- Construction Theme -- "grrRAH"
Wolves:
Chief -- Boy -- Moody -- DJ K.K. -- all clocks, miscellaneous -- "harrumph"
Fang -- Boy -- Moody -- "cha-chomp"
Freya -- Girl -- Snobby -- K.K. Tango -- lots of paintings -- "uff da"
Lobo -- Boy -- Mean -- K.K. Safari -- Cabin Series -- "ah-ROOOOOOOO"
Wolfgang -- Boy -- Moody -- K.K. Rock -- some Modern furniture -- "snarrrrl"
Island Animals (listed with their favorite/least favorite fruits):
Ankha (cat) -- Girl -- Snobby -- Coconut/Apples -- asks for Regal Series -- "me
meow"
Annalise (horse) -- Girl -- Nice -- Peaches/Oranges -- asks for Regal Series --
"nipper"
Bliss (squirrel) -- Girl -- Very sweet -- asks for Cabana Series and jukebox --
"hulaaaa"
Boomer (penguin) -- Boy -- Peaches/Cherries -- asks for Space Theme -- "human"
Bud (lion) -- Boy -- Pears/Peaches -- asks for instruments & paintings -- "dood"
Dobie (wolf) -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- Peaches/Cherries -- asks for Rock
Garden & Mossy Garden Themes and Vase Set -- "ohmmm"
Drift (frog) -- Boy -- Very sweet -- Pears/? -- asks for Construction Theme --
"brah"
Elina (elephant) -- Girl -- Pears/Apples -- asks for Exotic Series and misc. --
"shrimp"
Faith (koala) -- Girl -- Kind and quiet -- ?/Pears -- asks for Teddy Bear Set --
"aloha"
Flash (bird) -- Boy -- Nice -- Apples/Peaches -- asks for Blue Series -- "babe"
Flossie (mouse) -- Girl -- Snobby -- Anything but oranges -- "meep"
June (bear) -- Girl -- Very sweet -- Peaches/? -- asks for Exotic Series --
"rainbow"
Maelle (duck) -- Girl -- Snobby -- Apples/Oranges -- asks for glass-top table,
plants, vibraphone, and Classic items -- "duckling"
O'Hare (rabbit) -- Boy -- "amigo"
Pigleg (pig) -- Boy -- Very sweet -- ?/Peaches -- "arrn"
Plucky (chicken) -- Girl -- Very sweet -- Oranges/Cherries -- asks for Cabin &
Ranch items -- "chicky poo"
Rowan (tiger) -- Boy -- Nice -- ?/Pears -- "mango"
Yodel (gorilla) -- Boy -- Kind and quiet -- Pears & Coconuts/Cherries --
-- asks for Exotic Series -- "odelay"
- This list was compiled by myself and the members of the GameFaqs AC Message
Board (see "Thanks" section below) through experience and with the help
of Prima Games' Official Strategy Guide to Animal Crossing
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4) Town Landmarks:
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These landmarks will appear in every village. This section tells you what
they are and what to do there.
Able Sisters' Design House -- Make your own designs for shirts, umbrellas,
your door, and sign boards! It's pretty self-explanatory from there.
Dump -- Place where you can find stuff to keep, give or sell. Also where you
can dump off your own junk. It gets emptied about every couple days or so.
Lighthouse -- Um, it's a Lighthouse... But some time in the first couple
months of the year, Tortimer will ask you to turn on the lighthouse every day
for seven days. If you do, and then you bump into Tortimer within the few
days that follow, he will give you a gift.
Message Board -- Look here for important messages relating to your town from
your townsanimals.
Museum -- This is the place to donate your fossils, fish, paintings, and
insects.
Police Station -- This is one place you'll want to check every day. Talk to
Copper to see if anyone has scheduled a visit to your town. Talk to Booker to
see if there's any lost items you can claim as your own. And be sure to go to
Copper first when visiting someone else's town, because he will give you a map.
Post Office -- The place where you mail your letters. You'll probably be
visiting here often, especially after a hard day of collecting fossils and
writing letters.
Tom Nook's Store -- Your home away from home. This is where you buy, this is
where you sell. This is where you'll spend your bells (sorry, couldn't resist).
Town Theme Board -- This is the place you go to when you're sick of the same
music being played when you talk to your townsanimals or when the clock chimes
when the hour changes. Change it often so your townsanimals won't have a
chance to bug you to do so.
Wishing Well -- Usually, this is the place you'll find Tortimer on special
occasions. Always check for him here first. Also, your townsanimals may tend
to congregate here. If you're looking for someone, it's a good idea to look
here.
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5) CALENDAR:
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This section tells you what events you can expect on certain days of the
year. Most (but not all!) are held at the Well, and you must speak to
Tortimer (the Mayor) to get your prize. I won't spoil the surprise by telling
you what the prizes are, though!
January:
1st -- New Year's Day -- Go to the Well between 6am and 11pm and talk to
Tortimer
February:
2nd -- Groundhog Day -- Be at the Well by 7am and talk to Tortimer after the
event
March:
20th or 21st -- Spring Sports Fair -- Go to the Well to see these events:
9am: Gymnastics
11am: Footrace
1pm: Ball Game
3pm: Tug-of-War
April:
1st -- April Fools' Day -- Be sure to talk to all your townsanimals to hear
some funny tails (I mean tales!). And be sure to talk to Tortimer for a big
surprise.
5th-7th -- Cherry Blossom Festival -- Many of the trees in your town will
start to turn pink. Be sure to talk to your townsanimals and they will talk
to you about it. Don't forget to visit Tortimer at the Well.
22nd -- Nature Day -- Animal Crossing is not just about kindness to animals,
getting along with friends, and helping others. It's about getting along with
Mother Nature. Again, be sure to visit Tortimer at the Well.
May:
1st -- Spring Cleaning -- Once again, find Tortimer (I sense a pattern here)
to get your gift. Isn't he generous?
1st-5th -- "Koinobori" (fish-shaped windsocks) will appear in your town. These
windsocks are in reference to a Japanese celebration in which the windsocks are
painted to look like brightly-colored fish to amuse the children.
2nd Sunday -- Mother's Day -- Since your mother in Animal Crossing sends you
letters all the time, you'd better think of her on this day! (Oh, and don't
forget to think of your real mother, too!) Be sure to find Tortimer so he can
offer you a gift.
June:
2nd Friday -- Graduation Day -- Congratulations on making it this far in
Animal Crossing (not that it's hard...)! Visit Tortimer for your gift.
3rd Sunday -- After thinking of your real father, turn on AC and visit your
town's "father" Tortimer.
Every Sunday -- Summer Fishing Tourney -- Sunday, Sunday, Sunday! Don't miss
your chance to catch the biggest fish! Oh yeah, and don't forget to find
Tortimer on one of those days.
July:
4th -- Fireworks Show -- Go to the lake from 7pm to 9pm to see the fireworks.
Redd will be there to sell things, too. Be sure to find Tortimer.
July 25th-August 31st -- Exercises w/Copper -- From 6am to 7am, Copper will
lead the villagers in exercises. Be sure to get an event card from the Mayor.
Get the card stamped by Tortimer 14 times during the event and you'll earn a
special prize. When at aerobics, use the C stick on the controller to do the
moves. It takes a little practice, but you can pretty easily figure out how
to move the stick for each exercise.
Random -- "Your Hometown" Day -- To celebrate your unique town in the AC
world, on a random day you town will celebrate its very own holiday. Check
your journal calendar for the date, and don't forget to visit Tortimer!
August:
12th -- Meteor Shower -- From 6pm to 9pm, join your villagers at the Lake to
see the summer meteors. Again, find Tortimer to get your commemorative gift!
21st -- Founder's Day -- Head for the Well and listen to Tortimer offer his
thoughts on the founders of the world of AC.
Every Day -- Morning Exercises -- Led by Copper, these exercises continue all
month. Be sure to get your prize from Tortimer once you've collected 14
stamps on your event card!
September:
1st Monday -- Labor Day -- Listen to Tortimer's thoughts on the town's
progress and you will receive a gift.
19th -- Not a holiday in AC, but it IS the day AC came out in America
(9.19.02). Be sure you celebrate accordingly by creating your own religion
around Animal Crossing, complete with a shrine... or you could just play AC
longer than usual that day.
23rd or 24th -- Fall Sports Fair -- Same time table as the Fall Sports Fair,
but a different prize from Tortimer.
Varies -- Harvest Moon -- The date changes each year, so be sure to check your
personal calendar. Go to the Lake to see the gorgeous moon (pretty good
graphics on this one; props to Nintendo) and get your prize from Tortimer.
October:
2nd Monday -- Explorer's Day -- A day reserved for one of the major points of
Animal Crossing: exploring! Head over to the Well and talk to Tortimer to
claim your prize.
16th to 25th -- Mushrooming Season -- For each mushroom you find between 8am
and 9am, Nook will pay 5,000 bells, so get up early! Five mushrooms will
appear about every 15 minutes in your village. Find them before your
villagers do!
31st -- Halloween -- This is a big holiday in the world of Animal Crossing.
Two weeks before the event, Nook will stock candy in his store. Try to buy
every piece, and keep them in your house in the basement or in cabinets, etc.
On Halloween, fill your inventory with candy. Your villagers will all be
disguised as Jack, with Jack-o-Lanterns on their heads. They will run after
you and if they catch you, they'll ask for a piece of candy. If you claim you
don't have any, they will turn your clothes to rags or change something in
your inventory. *TIP* Wear a self-designed pattern. If your clothes get
turned to rags, you can simply go back to your pattern and change clothes
again. Go to the Well and find Tortimer (he'll be in costume, but he won't
chase you, so you'll know it's him). Get your prize and you can hide it in
old letters or put it in your basement. Then set out to find the real Jack
(also won't chase you, so you'll know it's him). Give him a piece of candy,
and he'll give you a piece of the rare Spooky furniture collection. Then
leave the acre, and you'll have to find him again. Keep doing this as long
you want. You can collect the whole series if you don't run out of candy
first! Jack will be in your town from 6pm to 1am.
Varies -- Harvest Moon -- See September.
November:
1st Tuesday -- Mayor's Day -- At the Wishing Well, Tortimer honors the most
important citizen in town: himself! Be sure to collect the gift he gives you.
11th -- Officer's Day -- To celebrate the two hardest-working individuals in
town, Tortimer will give you a momento to remind you to respect Copper and
Booker's authority all year 'round.
Every Sunday -- Fall Fishing Tourney -- Wake up early and try to beat the
biggest caught Bass of the day. You will collect a prize for each day you
catch the biggest fish. You can also find the Mayor and receive a gift from
him.
4th Thursday -- Harvest Festival -- From 3pm to 9pm, a melodrama will play out
in your town, except it's for real! Poor Franklin the turkey has been invited
to dinner... or is it AS dinner? Help him out by finding him first (he may
be hiding behind a house) and talking to him. To help him, head for the Well
where a special feast is being prepared. Steal the knife and fork, and then
go hunting for Franklin again. As thanks, he will give you a piece from the
rare Harvest furniture collection. Keep stealing the silverware as many times
as you want to collect the whole series... and no one but you and Franklin
will be any the wiser.
4th Friday -- Sale Day -- The day after Harvest Day is Sale Day. Head to
Nook's for some grab bags with great items at low prices. Redd will also be
in town peddling his usual wares. Be sure to check out his tent and also talk
to the Mayor!
December:
1st -- Snow Day -- Though you may not see snow beginning on this day, the
Mayor will still want to tell you about it. Talk to him to get a cool prize.
23rd -- Toy Day -- I know, I know, there's no Christmas in Animal Crossing.
Why? Who knows; it's obviously Nintendo's call, and us true-blue Animal
Crossers are still reeling from the shock. But hey, at least you still get a
present from Tortimer, which will vary depending on whether your character is
a boy or a girl.
24th -- Jingle Comes To Town -- From 8pm to 1am, Jingle the lovable reindeer
will be in your town to spread joy and gifts. Find and talk to him five times
and he will give you a piece of the rare Jingle furniture collection. You can
collect more pieces by walking far away from him after receiving your gift,
changing into a very different outfit, and talking to him again. If you're
lucky, he'll think you're a different person. If your outfit's not different
enough, he'll know you're trying to trick him and he'll keep his presents to
himself.
31st -- New Year's Eve -- Celebrate another year as an Animal Crosser by
joining your animal friends at the Lake, where a huge clock has been built to
count down the final moments leading up to the New Year. Starting at 11pm and
continuing until 1am, there will be a fireworks display. Be sure to check it
out and talk to Tortimer to receive a gift. Don't forget to return later on
January 1st for the New Year's Day celebration!
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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6) TOOLS:
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These will be the most important items you will use in Animal Crossing.
They can usually be purchased from Nook's store, but when first starting the
game, you may have to wait a few days for one of them to become available.
This list includes the buying and buy-back prices, and what the tool is used
for.
Axe -- 400 -- 100 -- used for cutting down trees
Golden Axe -- After keeping your town "perfect" (please see "How do I..."
section for information on how to do this) for two straight weeks according to
the Well, you will get a golden axe.
Fishing Rod -- 500 -- 125 -- used to catch fish
Golden Fishing Rod -- After catching one of every type of fish, save and quit
your game. When you load it up again, Tortimer will be waiting outside with
your fishing rod.
Net -- 500 -- 125 -- used to catch bugs
Golden Net -- After catching one of every type of bug, save and quit
your game. When you load it up again, Tortimer will be waiting outside with
your golden net.
Paint -- 980 -- used to paint your roof another color (Nook paints it for
you); comes in red, orange, yellow, pale green, green, sky blue, blue, purple,
pink, black, white, and brown.
Shovel -- 500 -- 125 -- used to dig things out of the ground, such as fossils,
gyroids, money, etc.
Golden Shovel -- If you have an extra shovel, bury it in a glowing spot. A
golden sapling will appear.
Sign Board -- used to put your patterns on display around your town.
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7) FURNITURE SERIES AND THEMES:
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This list includes the pieces for each series and theme, how
much they cost, what color scheme they fit in for Feng Shui (if any),
and how much they will sell for at Nook's. To make the Happy Room
Academy (HRA) happy, put your "Series" or "Theme" furniture on the
first floor. Put your "Sets" (such as the Vase Set, Totem Pole Set,
Guitar Set, Teddy Bear Set, Citrus Set, etc.) on the second floor. You
can put anything in the basement.
Blue Series includes:
Bed -- 2,100 -- 525
Bench -- 1,900 -- 475
Blue Flooring -- 1,580 -- 395
Blue Wall -- 1,260 -- 315
Bookcase -- 1,900 -- 475
Bureau -- 2,160 -- 540
Cabinet -- 2,400 -- 600
Chair -- 1,200 -- 300
Clock -- 1,600 -- 400
Dresser -- 2,100 -- red -- 525
Table -- 1,800 -- yellow -- 450
Wardrobe -- 1,920 -- 480
Cabana Series includes:
Armchair -- 1,800 -- 450
Bed -- 2,200 -- 550
Bookcase -- 2,400 -- 600
Cabana Flooring -- 1,680 -- 420
Cabana Wall -- 1,480 -- 370
Chair -- 1,600 -- 400
Dresser -- 2,400 -- 600
Lamp -- 1,700 -- 425
Screen -- 2,000 -- 500
Table -- 1,800 -- 450
Vanity -- 1,800 -- 450
Wardrobe -- 2,240 -- 560
Cabin Series includes:
Armchair -- 2,280 -- 570
Bed -- 2,400 -- red -- 600
Bookcase -- 2,300 -- 575
Cabin Rug -- 1,540 -- 385
Cabin Wall -- 1,200 -- 300
Chair -- 1,700 -- 425
Clock -- 2,000 -- 500
Couch -- 2,480 -- 620
Dresser -- 2,160 -- 540
Low Table -- 2,100 -- 525
Table -- 2,100 -- red -- 525
Wardrobe -- 2,480 -- 620
Classic Series includes:
Bed -- 2,520 -- 630
Cabinet -- 2,560 -- 640
Chair -- 1,800 -- 450
Classic Carpet -- 2,300 -- 575
Classic Wall -- 2,100 -- 525
Clock -- 2,180 -- 545
Desk -- 2,200 -- 550
Hutch -- 3,360 -- 840
Sofa -- 2,240 -- yellow -- 560
Table -- 1,600 -- 400
Vanity -- 2,560 -- 640
Wardrobe -- 2,560 -- 640
Exotic Series includes:
Bed -- 2,540 -- 635
Bench -- 1,900 -- 475
Bureau -- 2,400 -- 600
Chair -- 1,400 -- 350
Chest -- 1,800 -- 450
End Table -- 1,600 -- 400
Exotic Rug -- 1,820 -- 455
Exotic Wall -- 1,420 -- 355
Lamp -- 1,800 -- yellow -- 450
Screen -- 2,250 -- 562
Table -- 2,300 -- 575
Wardrobe -- 2,180 -- 545
Green Series includes:
Bed -- 2,160 -- green -- 540
Bench -- 1,800 -- green -- 450
Chair -- 1,200 -- green -- 300
Counter -- 2,400 -- green -- 600
Desk -- 2,000 -- green -- 500
Dresser -- 2,320 -- green -- 580
Green Rug -- 1,540 -- 385
Green Wall -- 1,050 -- 262
Lamp -- 1,800 -- green -- 450
Pantry -- 2,290 -- green -- 573
Table -- 1,700 -- green -- 425
Wardrobe -- 2,300 -- green -- 575
Harvest Series (only available from Franklin) includes:
Bed -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Bureau -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Chair -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Clock -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Dresser -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Harvest Carpet -- 4,800 -- 1,200
Harvest Wall -- 4,800 -- 1,200
Lamp -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Mirror -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Sofa -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Table -- 13,332 -- 3,333
TV -- 13,332 -- 3,333
Jingle Series (only available from Jingle) includes:
Bed -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240 (Get it? 12/24 is Xmas Eve!)
Chair -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Clock -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Dresser 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Jingle Carpet -- 48,960 -- 12,240
Jingle Wall -- 48,960 -- 12,240
Lamp -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Piano -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Shelves -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Sofa -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Table -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Wardrobe -- 48,960 -- red -- 12,240
Kiddie Series includes:
Bed -- 2,100 -- 525
Bookcase -- 1,800 -- 450
Bureau -- 2,200 -- 550
Chair -- 1,400 -- 350
Clock -- 2,140 -- 370
Couch -- 2,200 -- 500
Dresser -- 2,150 -- 537
Kiddie Carpet -- 1,630 -- 407
Kiddie Wall -- 1,500 -- 375
Stereo -- 1,900 -- 475
Table -- 2,200 -- 500
Wardrobe -- 2,180 -- 545
Lovely Series includes:
Armchair -- 2,000 -- 500
Armoire -- 2,240 -- 560
Bed -- 2,000 -- 500
Chair -- 1,800 -- 400
Dresser -- 2,160 -- red -- 540
End Table -- 1,800 -- 450
Kitchen -- 2,280 -- 570
Lamp -- 1,600 -- red -- 400
Lovely Carpet -- 1,980 -- 495
Lovely Wall -- 1,880 -- 470
Table -- 1,800 -- 450
Vanity -- 2,200 -- 550
* Unnecessary to the series but still collectable items:
Lovely Phone (can only be obtained on Mother's Day) -- 10,400 -- 2,600
Lovely Stereo -- 1,980 -- 495
Modern Series includes:
Bed -- 2,320 -- 580
Cabinet -- 2,580 -- 645
Chair -- 1,500 -- 375
Desk -- 2,480 -- 620
Dresser -- 2,250 -- 562
End Table -- 1,900 -- 475
Lamp -- 1,400 -- 350
Modern Tile -- 1,540 -- 385
Modern Wall -- 1,450 -- 362
Sofa -- 2,620 -- 655
Table -- 1,800 -- 450
Wardrobe -- 2,560 -- 640
Ranch Series includes:
Armchair -- 2,000 -- green -- 500
Bed -- 2,300 -- red -- 575
Bookcase -- 2,000 -- 500
Chair -- 1,400 -- 350
Couch -- 2,400 -- green -- 600
Dresser -- 2,720 -- 680
Hutch -- 2,560 -- 640
Ranch Flooring -- 1,750 -- 437
Ranch Wall -- 1,450 -- 362
Table -- 1,700 -- 425
Tea Table -- 1,800 -- 450
Wardrobe -- 3,050 -- 762
Regal Series includes:
Armoire -- 3,820 -- 955
Bed -- 3,120 -- 780
Bookcase -- 3,120 -- 780
Chair -- 2,100 -- 525
Cupboard -- 3,360 -- 840
Dresser -- 3,520 -- 880
Regal Carpet -- 2,850 -- 712
Regal Wall -- 2,240 -- 560
Sofa -- 3,100 -- 775
Lamp -- 2,400 -- 600
Table -- 2,540 -- 635
Vanity -- 3,200 -- 800
Snowman Series (only available from Snowman) includes:
Bed -- 35,552 -- 8,888 (Get it? 8 looks like a snowman!)
Chair -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Clock -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Dresser -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Fridge -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Lamp -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Snowman Carpet -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Snowman Wall -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Sofa -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Table -- 35,552 -- 8,888
TV -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Wardrobe -- 35,552 -- 8,888
Spooky Series (only available from Jack) includes:
Bed -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310 (Get it? 10/31 is Halloween!)
Bookcase -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Chair -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Clock -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Dresser -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Lamp -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Sofa -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Spooky Carpet -- 41,240 -- 10,310
Spooky Wall -- 41,240 -- 10,310
Table -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Vanity -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
Wardrobe -- 41,240 -- orange -- 10,310
* Unnecessary to the series but still collectable items:
Jack-In-The-Box -- 4,124 -- 1,031
Jack-o'-Lantern -- 0 -- 0
Backyard Theme includes:
Backyard Fence (Wall) -- 800 -- 200
Backyard Lawn (Flooring) -- 880 -- 220
Backyard Pool -- 990 -- 247
Barbecue -- 1,760 -- red -- 440
Bird Bath -- 1,450 -- green -- 362
Bird Feeder -- 1,260 -- 315
Birdhouse -- 1,620 -- 405
Bug Zapper -- 1,200 -- 300
Garden Gnome -- 3,380 -- 845
Hammock -- 1,320 -- 330
Lawn Chair -- 1,180 -- 295
Lawn Mower -- 2,760 -- red -- 690
Mr. Flamingo -- 1,530 -- 382
Mrs. Flamingo -- 1,530 -- 382
Picnic Table -- 1,390 -- 347
Sprinkler -- 1,640 -- yellow -- 410
Tiki Torch -- 870 -- 217
Boxing Theme includes:
Blue Corner -- 6,800 -- 1,700
Boxing Barricade -- 1,050 -- 263
Boxing Mat -- 1,180 -- 295
Boxing Ring Mat (Flooring) -- 10,000 -- 2,500
Judge's Bell -- 1,790 -- 448
Neutral Corner -- 5,500 -- 1,375
Red Corner -- 6,800 -- red -- 1,700
Ringside Seating (Wall) -- 9,000 -- 2,250
Ringside Table -- 1,320 -- 330
Sandbag -- 3,190 -- 798
Speed Bag -- 2,990 -- 748
Weight Bench -- 3,590 -- 898
Chess Theme includes:
Backgammon Wall -- 7,200 -- 1,800
Black Bishop -- 2,800 -- 700
Black King -- 23,200 -- 5,800
Black Knight -- 2,800 -- 700
Black Pawn -- 1,000 -- 250
Black Queen -- 23,200 -- 5,800
Black Rook -- 2,800 -- 700
Chessboard Rug -- 8,300 -- 2,075
White Bishop -- 2,800 -- 700
White King -- 23,200 -- 5,800
White Knight -- 2,800 -- 700
White Pawn -- 1,000 -- 250
White Queen -- 23,200 -- 5,800
White Rook -- 2,800 -- 700
Classroom Theme includes:
Chalk Board -- 1,400 -- green -- 350
Classroom Floor -- 6,000 -- 1,500
Classroom Wall -- 6,000 -- 1,500
Cubby Hole -- 2,200 -- 550
Flip-Top Desk -- 1,320 -- 330
Folding Chair -- 600 -- 150
Hamster Cage -- 2,290 -- red -- 572
Lefty Desk -- 1,240 -- 310
Letter Cubby -- 2,300 -- 575
Mop -- 900 -- 225
Righty Desk -- 1,240 -- 310
School Desk -- 1,320 -- 330
Science Table -- 1,900 -- 475
Teacher's Chair -- 1,440 -- 360
Teacher's Desk -- 1,580 -- 395
Vaulting Horse -- 1,200 -- 300
Construction Theme includes:
Blue Tarp (Wall) -- 5,600 -- 1,400
Cement Mixer -- 1,800 -- orange -- 400
Closed Road (Flooring) -- 6,500 -- 1,625
Detour Arrow -- 600 -- red -- 150
Detour Sign -- 830 -- orange -- 212
Flagman Sign -- 850 -- orange
Green Drum -- 800 -- green -- 200
Handcart -- 800 -- 200
Haz-Mat Barrel -- 830 -- red -- 207
Iron Frame -- 1,200 -- red -- 300
Jackhammer -- 1,880 -- 470
Jersey Barrier -- 1,050 -- 262
Manhole Cover -- 1,000 -- 250
Men At Work Sign -- 850 -- orange -- 212
Merge Sign -- 850 -- orange -- 212
Oil Drum -- 840 -- orange -- 210
Orange Cone -- 600 -- red -- 150
Saw Horse -- 900 -- 225
Speed Sign -- 870 -- 217
Steam Roller -- 4,500 -- yellow -- 1,125
Traffic Cone -- 800 -- red -- 200
Wet Roadway Sign -- 850 -- orange -- 212
Mossy Garden Theme includes:
Deer Scare -- 1,800 -- green -- 450
Garden Pond -- 2,580 -- 645
Low Lantern -- 2,100 -- 525
Mortar Wall -- 7,000 -- 1,750
Mossy Carpet -- 8,000 -- 2,000
Pond Lantern -- 1,980 -- 495
Shrine Lantern -- 1,980 -- 495
Tall Lantern -- 1,980 -- 495
Rock Garden Theme includes:
Dark Stone -- 2,200 -- 550
Garden Stone -- 1,900 -- 475
Garden Wall -- 6,400 -- 1,600
Leaning Stone -- 2,100 -- 525
Mossy Stone -- 2,160 -- 540
Sand Garden (Flooring) -- 7,000 -- 1,750
Standing Stone -- 2,500 -- 625
Stone Couple -- 2,380 -- 595
Space Theme includes:
Asteroid -- 1,800 -- 450
Flying Saucer -- 2,400 -- 600
Lunar Horizon (Wall) -- 7,600 -- 1,900
Lunar Lander -- 3,200 -- 800
Lunar Rover -- 2,560 -- 640
Lunar Surface (Flooring) 8,000 -- 2,000
Rocket -- 2,400 -- 600
Satellite -- 2,600 -- 650
Space Shuttle -- 2,780 -- 695
Space Station -- 2,800 -- 700
Spaceman Sam -- 2,800 -- 700
* Unnecessary to the series but still collectable items:
Moon -- 0 -- 8,000
Western Theme includes:
Covered Wagon -- 3,800-- 950
Cow Skull -- 1,020 -- 255
Desert Cactus -- 890 -- green -- 223
Saddle Fence -- 2,180 -- 545
Storefront -- 3,680 -- 920
Tumbleweed -- 520 -- 130
Wagon Wheel -- 1,230 -- 308
Watering Trough -- 1,100 -- 275
Well -- 2,700 -- 675
Western Desert (Flooring) -- 6,800 -- 1,700
Western Fence -- 880 -- 220
Western Vista (Wall) -- 6,000 -- 1,500
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
- Buy-back prices courtesy of Prima Games' Official Strategy Guide to
Animal Crossing
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8) FURNITURE SETS:
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This section includes items that are parts of Sets, which should be
displayed on the second floor of your house. Included is the buying price,
which color they are for Feng Shui purposes (if any), how much you can sell
them back for, and where they can be acquired.
Apple Set:
Apple Clock -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Apple TV -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Bonsai Set:
Mugho Bonsai -- 1,800 -- green -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pine Bonsai -- 1,800 -- green -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Ponderosa Bonsai -- 1,800 -- green -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Cactus Set:
Cactus -- 1,700 -- green -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Round Cactus -- 1,700 -- green -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tall Cactus -- 1,700 -- green -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Citrus Set:
Grapefruit Table -- 1,500 -- red -- 375 -- Tom Nook's shop
Lemon Table -- 1,500 -- yellow -- 375 -- Tom Nook's shop
Lime Chair -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Orange Chair -- 1,300 -- orange -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Drum Set:
Conga Drum -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Djimbe Drum -- 1,900 -- 475 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tinpano Drum -- 2,100 -- 525 -- Redd's tent
Figurine Set:
Aiko Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Redd's tent
Emi Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Keiko Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Maki Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Naomi Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Yoko Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Yuki Figurine -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Frog Set:
Froggy Chair -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Lily-Pad Table -- 1,600 -- green -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Guitar Set:
Country Guitar -- 1,700 -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Folk Guitar -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Rock Guitar -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Iris Flower Set:
Iris Chair -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Iris Table -- 1,900 -- 475 -- Tom Nook's shop
Lucky Nintendo Set:
Luigi Trophy -- 7,000 -- special -- 1,750 -- Redd's tent
Mario Trophy -- 7,000 -- special -- 1,750 -- Tom Nook's Lottery
Melon Set:
Melon Chair -- 1,300 -- yellow -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Watermelon Chair -- 1,300 -- red -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Watermelon Table -- 1,800 -- red -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Nintendo Set:
Arwing -- 25,600 -- 6,400 -- Tom Nook's lottery
G Logo -- 2,500 -- special -- 625 -- Tom Nook's shop
Master Sword -- 2,800 -- 700 -- Tom Nook's shop
N Logo -- 2,400 -- 600 -- Tom Nook's shop
Office Set:
Office Chair -- 1,100 -- 275 -- Tom Nook's shop
Office Desk -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Office Locker -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pear Set:
Pear Dresser -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pear Wardrobe -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pine Wood Set:
Pine Chair -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pine Table -- 2,280 -- 570 -- Tom Nook's shop
Red Flower Set:
Tulip Chair -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tulip Table -- 1,900 -- 475 -- Tom Nook's shop
Robot Set:
Robo-Clock -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Redd's tent
Robo-Stereo -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Tom Nook's lottery
String Instrument Set:
Bass -- 2,400 -- 600 -- Redd's tent
Cello -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Violin -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Tom Nook's shop
Study Set:
Globe -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Writing Chair -- 1,000 -- 250 -- Tom Nook's shop
Writing Desk -- 1,900 -- 475 -- Tom Nook's shop
Teddy Bear set:
Baby Bear -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Mama Bear -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Papa Bear -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Tom Nook's shop
Totem Pole Set:
Bear Pole -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Eagle Pole -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Frog Woman Pole -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Raven Pole -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Vase Set:
Blue Vase -- 2,500 -- 625 -- Tom Nook's shop
Red Vase -- 2,450 -- 613 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tea Vase -- 2,400 -- 600 -- Tom Nook's shop
Vending Machine Set:
Candy Machine -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Tom Nook's shop
Coffee Machine -- 2,100 -- 525 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pop Machine -- 3,250 -- 813 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Soda Machine -- 1,700 -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Yellow Flower Set:
Daffodil Chair -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Daffodil Table -- 1,900 -- 475 -- Tom Nook's shop
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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9) OTHER FURNITURE/ITEMS:
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This section includes items that you can acquire throughout the game
(some of which may have already been mentioned in the Furniture section). It
includes buying price (if any), what color it is in terms of feng shui (if
any), sell-back price (if any), and where you can acquire it.
Arranged Flowers:
Daffodil -- 680 -- 170 -- Tom Nook's shop
Gerbera -- 780 -- orange -- 195 -- Tom Nook's shop
Sunflower -- 980 -- yellow -- 245 -- Tom Nook's shop
Bonsai Trees:
Azalea Bonsai -- 1,500 -- green -- 375 -- Tom Nook's shop
Hawthorn Bonsai -- 1,800 -- green -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Holly Bonsai -- 1,600 -- green -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Jasmine Bonsai -- 1,700 -- green -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Maple Bonsai -- 1,700 -- orange -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Plum Bonsai -- 1,900 -- red -- 475 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Quince Bonsai -- 1,600 -- Red -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Chairs and Sofas:
Cream Sofa -- 2,000 -- 500 -- Tom Nook's shop
Gold Econo-Chair -- 800 -- yellow -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Jade Econo-Chair -- 800 -- green -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Red Armchair -- 1,800 -- red -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Red Sofa -- 2,050 -- red -- 513 -- Tom Nook's shop
Rocking Chair -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Ruby Econo-Chair -- 800 -- orange -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Clocks:
Alarm Clock -- 1,000 -- 250 -- Tom Nook's shop
Antique Clock -- 2,350 -- 588 -- Tom Nook's shop
Cube Clock -- 1,100 -- 275 -- Tom Nook's shop
Glow Clock -- 1,500 -- 375 -- Tom Nook's shop
Kitschy Clock -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Odd Clock -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Owl Clock -- 1,300 -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Red Clock -- 1,300 -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Golf Bags:
Blue Golf Bag -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Green Golf Bag -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
White Golf Bag -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Holiday Items:
Big Festive Tree -- 2,480 -- special -- Tom Nook's shop (12/26-12/31)
Birthday Cake -- Mother sends it on your birthday
Bottle Rocket -- Fireworks show
Cornucopia -- 1,880 -- Harvest Festival
Festive Candle (Menorah) -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop (12/26-12/31)
Festive Flag -- 680 -- 170 -- Tom Nook's shop (12/26-12/31)
Festive Tree -- 1,300 -- special -- Tom Nook's shop (12/26-12/31)
Jack-in-the-Box -- 4,124 -- Halloween trick
Jack-o'-Lantern -- orange -- Halloween trick
House Plants:
Aloe -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Bromeliaceae -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Caladium -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Coconut Palm -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Corn Plant -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Croton -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Dracaena -- 2,000 -- special -- 500 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Fan Palm -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Lady Palm -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pachira -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pothos -- 1,300 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Rubber Tree -- 1,300 -- green -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Snake Plant -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Weeping Fig -- 1,200 -- green -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Household Items:
Barber's Pole -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Barrel -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Billiard Table -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Birdcage -- 1,700 -- red -- Tom Nook's shop
Bus Stop -- 820 -- 205 -- Tom Nook's shop
Chess Table -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Tom Nook's shop
Computer -- 1,820 -- 455 -- Redd's tent
Elephant Slide -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Executive Toy -- 1,100 -- 275 -- Tom Nook's shop
Extinguisher -- 1,300 -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Fan -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Garbage Can -- 500 -- 125 -- Tom Nook's shop
Glass-Top Table -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Tom Nook's shop
Hinaningyo -- 2,560 -- special -- 640 -- Redd's tent
Keg -- 800 -- 200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Mochi Pestle -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Nook's Portrait -- 480 -- 120 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Orange Box -- 80 -- 20 -- Tom Nook's shop
Pineapple Bed -- 1,990 -- 498 -- Tom Nook's shop
Potbelly Stove -- 2,000 -- 500 -- Tom Nook's shop
Radiator -- 2,380 -- 595 -- Tom Nook's shop
Refrigerator -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Retro TV -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Samurai Suit -- 4,500 -- special -- 1,125 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Scale -- 1,200 -- 300 -- Tom Nook's shop
Sewing Machine -- 1,350 -- 338 -- Tom Nook's shop
Slot Machine -- 777 -- 194 -- Tom Nook's shop
Space Heater -- 1,700 -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Stove -- 1,980 -- 495 -- Tom Nook's shop
Super Toilet -- 1,980 -- 495 -- Redd's tent
Table Tennis -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tanabata Palm -- 1,925 -- special -- 480 -- Redd's tent
Tea Set -- 300 -- 75 -- Tom Nook's shop
Toilet -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Train Set -- 1,600 -- green -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Trash Bin -- 500 -- 125 -- Tom Nook's shop
Water Bird -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Tom Nook's shop
Wide-Screen TV -- 2,200 -- 550 -- Redd's tent
Wobbelina -- 700 -- 175 -- Tom Nook's shop
Island Items:
Beach Chair -- 1,850 -- 463 -- Animal Island
Beach Table -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Animal Island
Diver Dan -- 3,200 -- 800 -- Animal Island
Life Ring -- Animal Island
Snowcone Machine -- 980 -- 245 -- Animal Island
Surfboard -- 1,400 -- 350 -- Animal Island
Treasure Chest -- 10,000 -- special -- 2,500 -- Animal Island
Ukulele -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Animal Island
Wave Breaker -- 1,760 -- 440 -- Animal Island
Models:
Cosmos Model 1 -- 910 -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Cosmos Model 2 -- 910 -- yellow -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Cosmos Model 3 -- 910 -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Dirt Model -- 1,200 -- Tom Nook's shop
Dump Model -- Spring Cleaning (5/1)
Grass Model -- 1,200 -- green -- Tom Nook's shop
House Model -- special -- Have 70,000 points from the HRA
Igloo Model -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Katrina's Tent Model -- Halloween (10/31)
Lighthouse Model -- Gift from Tortimer (first two months of the year)
Locomotive Model -- Father's Day (6/third Sunday)
Manor Model -- special -- Have 100,000 points from the HRA
Market Model -- green -- Sale Day (11/fourth Friday)
Museum Model -- Complete all Museum exhibits
Pansy Model P. -- 930 -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Pansy Model W. -- 930 -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Pansy Model Y. -- 930 -- yellow -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Pink Tree Model -- Cherry Blossom Festival (4/5-7)
Police Model -- Officer's Day (11/11)
Post Office Model -- special -- Have 999,999,999 bells in Post Office savings
Shop Model -- Labor Day (9/first Monday)
Snowy Tree Model -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Station Model 1 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 10 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 11 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 12 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 13 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 14 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 15 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 2 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 3 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 4 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 5 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 6 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 7 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 8 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Station Model 9 -- "Your Hometown" Day (July)
Tailor Model -- red -- Graduation Day (6/second Friday)
Tent Model -- yellow -- Summer campers (summertime)
Track Model -- 1,400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Train Car Model -- 2,500 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tree Model -- green -- Nature Day (4/22)
Tulip Model R. -- 940 -- red -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Tulip Model W. -- 940 -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Tulip Model Y. -- 940 -- yellow -- Groundhog Day (2/2)
Weed Model -- 820 -- green -- Founder's Day (8/21)
Well Model -- Mayor's Day (11/first Tuesday)
Momentos:
Aerobics Radio -- Morning Aerobics (7/25-8/31)
Angler Trophy -- special -- Summer Fishing Tourney (6/Sundays)
Autumn Medal -- special -- Fall Sports Fair (9/23 or 24)
Backpack -- Summer campers (summertime)
Bonfire -- Summer campers (summertime)
Bottled Ship -- Explorer's Day (10/second Monday)
Campfire -- Summer campers (summertime)
Chocolates -- Gift from Tortimer (first two months of the year)
Chowder -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Cooler -- Summer campers (summertime)
Crab Stew -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Dolly -- Toy Day (12/23)
Fireplace -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Fishing Trophy -- special -- Fall Fishing Tourney (11/Sundays)
Kayak -- yellow -- Summer campers (summertime)
Lantern -- red -- Summer campers (summertime)
Lovely Phone -- Mother's Day (5/second Sunday)
Mailbox -- special -- Have 100,000,000 bells in Post Office savings
Miniature Car -- red -- Toy Day (12/23)
Moon -- Harvest Moon -- (September)
Mountain Bike -- Summer campers (summertime)
Noisemaker -- red -- New Year's Eve (12/31)
Piggy Bank -- special -- Have 10,000,000 bells in Post Office savings
Propane Stove -- Summer campers (summertime)
Sleeping Bag -- green -- Summer campers (summertime)
Sleigh -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Snow Bunny -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Snowboard -- Igloo resident (wintertime)
Snowman -- Snow Day -- (12/1)
Spring Medal -- special -- Spring Sports Fair (3/20 or 21)
Super Tortimer -- April Fools' Day (4/1)
Telescope -- Meteor Shower (8/12)
Tissue -- special -- Have 1,000,000 bells in Post Office savings
Musical Instruments:
Biwa Lute -- 1,800 -- 450 -- Tom Nook's shop
Ebony Piano -- 3,800 -- 950 -- Redd's tent
Harp -- 1,700 -- 425 -- Tom Nook's shop
Ivory Piano -- 3,500 -- 875 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Metronome -- 1,000 -- 250 -- Tom Nook's shop
Taiko Drum -- 1,300 -- 325 -- Tom Nook's shop
Vibraphone -- 1,900 -- 475 -- Tom Nook's shop
Stereo Systems:
CD Player -- 1,600 -- 400 -- Tom Nook's shop
Dice Stereo -- 2,150 -- 538 -- Redd's tent
Gold Stereo -- 2,640 -- 660 -- Tom Nook's shop
Hi-Fi Stereo -- 24,000 -- 6,000 -- Tom Nook's lottery
High-End Stereo -- 2,750 -- 688 -- Redd's tent
Jukebox -- 3,850 -- 963 -- Tom Nook's lottery
Lovely Stereo -- 1,980 -- 495 -- Redd's tent
Phonograph -- 1,840 -- 460 -- Tom Nook's shop
Red Boombox -- 1,500 -- red -- 375 -- Tom Nook's shop
Reel-to-Reel -- 2,000 -- 500 -- Tom Nook's shop
Retro Stereo -- 2,160 -- 540 -- Tom Nook's shop
Tape Deck -- 700 -- 175 -- Tom Nook's shop
Turntable -- 2,580 -- 645 -- Redd's tent
White Boom Box -- 1,500 -- 375 -- Tom Nook's shop
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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10) ITEMS FROM GULLIVER, JOAN, KATRINA, SAHARAH, AND WENDELL:
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This is a list of items available (if any) from visitors Gulliver, Joan,
Katrina, Saharah, and Wendell.
Gulliver (washes up onshore whenever his shipmates throw him overboard):
Arc de Triomphe -- 2,300
Bottled Ship -- 840
Chinese Lion -- 1,200
Chinese Lioness -- 1,800
Compass -- 320
Fishing Bear -- 680
Lady Liberty -- 2,300
Manekin Pis -- 1,300
Matryoshka -- 980
Merlion -- 2,300
Mermaid Statue -- 1,900
Moai Statue -- 1,900
Mouth of Truth -- 1,900
Pagoda -- 1,280
Plate Armor -- 1,850
Shogi Piece -- 1,250
Stone Coin -- 1,400 -- red
Tiger Bobblehead -- 580
Tokyo Tower -- 1,150
Tower of Pisa -- 2,300
Tribal Mask -- 1,100
Joan (comes from 6am to 12pm every Sunday):
Turnips -- whatever price she tells you -- whatever price Nook tells you
Katrina (fortune-telling feline; your fortune can consist of the following):
Love -- Villagers of the opposite sex will fall in love with you
Lucky Finances -- You will find and earn more bells than usual
Lucky Materials -- It will become easier to get rare items
Unlucky -- You'll fall down a lot
Unpopular -- Villagers will be mean to you
Saharah (comes at 6am and stays for 24 hours; bring her a carpet and 3,000
bells; items cannot be bought back; visit her again and each time will cost
twice as much [thanks to Rudi]):
Ancient Tile -- 2,400
Basement Floor -- 2,125
Boxing Ring Mat -- 2,500
Chessboard Rug -- 2,075
Classroom Floor -- 1,500
Closed Road -- 1,625
Concrete Floor -- 1,800
Daisy Meadow -- 1,800
Lunar Surface -- 2,000
Mossy Carpet -- 2,000
Music Room Floor -- 1,800
Office Flooring -- 1,700
Saharah's Desert -- 1,800
Sand Garden -- 1,750
Sandlot -- 1,700
Sidewalk -- 1,950
Tropical Floor -- 2,050
Western Desert -- 1,700
Wendell (comes at 6am and stays for 24 hours; bring him a fish; items cannot be
bought back):
Ancient Wall -- 2,300
Backgammon Wall -- 1,800
Basement Wall -- 1,875
Blue Tarp -- 1,400
Classroom Wall -- 1,500
Desert Vista -- 2,250
Garden Wall -- 1,600
Industrial Wall -- 1,750
Lunar Horizon -- 1,900
Meadow Vista -- 2,000
Mortar Wall -- 1,750
Music Room Wall -- 1,600
Office Wall -- 1,750
Ringside Seating -- 2,250
Sandlot Wall -- 1,700
Tree-Lined Wall -- 1,850
Tropical Vista -- 2,300
Western Vista -- 1,500
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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11) DIARIES AND STATIONARY:
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Diaries and stationary are very important parts of Animal Crossing.
Diaries hold your calendar (and you can type notes in them), and letters are a
great form of communication for you and your townsanimals. Here is a list of
the different styles of diaries and stationary you can get. Also included is
their selling and buy-back prices.
Diaries (all of which can be found at Tom Nook's shop):
Blue Diary -- 880 -- 220
Blue Polka Pad -- 320 -- 80
Calligraphy Pad -- 860 -- 215
Captain's Log -- 980 -- 245
College Rule -- 180 -- 45
Diary -- 1,450 -- 363
French Notebook -- 1,250 -- 313
Green Plaid Pad -- 320 -- 80
Journal -- 280 -- 70
Organizer -- 1,260 -- 315
Pink Diary -- 870 -- 218
Pink Plaid Pad -- 320 -- 80
Red Polka Pad -- 320 -- 80
School Pad -- 200 -- 50
Scroll -- 1,200 -- 300
Yellow Plaid Pad -- 320 -- 80
Stationary (can be found at Tom Nook's shop for 160 bells unless otherwise
noted; Nook will buy from you for 10 bells per sheet):
Airmail Paper
Aloha Paper
Bamboo Paper
Blossom Paper
Bluebell Paper
Butterfly Paper
Cloudy Paper
Cool Neon Paper
Cool Paper
Dainty Paper
Daisy Paper
Deep Sea Paper
Dizzy Paper
Dragon Paper
Elegant Paper
Essay Paper
Fantasy Paper
Felt Paper
Festive Paper -- used by Jingle only (12/23)
Fireworks Paper
Fortune Paper -- used by Katrina only (1/1)
Gingko Paper
Gyroid Paper
Honeybee Paper
Horsetail Paper
Hot Neon Paper
Inky Paper
Ivy Paper
Lacy Paper
Lattice Paper
Maple Leaf Paper
Misty Paper
Museum Paper
Mystic Paper
Neat Paper
New Year's Card -- used by your mother only (1/1)
Noodle Paper
Octopus Paper
Orange Paper
Panda Paper
Parchment
Petal Paper
Polka-Dot Paper
Rainbow Paper
Rainy Day Paper
Ranch Paper
Ribbon Paper
Simple Paper
Skyline Paper
Snowy Paper
Sparkly Paper
Spooky Paper
Stageshow Paper
Starry Sky Paper
Steel Paper
Sunset Paper
Thick Paper
Tile Paper
Vine Paper
Watermelon Paper
Wing Paper -- used by the HRA only
Winter Paper
Woodcut Paper
Woodland Paper
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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12) UMBRELLAS AND OTHER HANDHELD ITEMS:
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Everyone knows that accessories can make or break an outfit, right?
Well here's your chance to strut your stuff around town by having the coolest
items in your possession! This section includes the Umbrella/Parasol
collection (including prices) and other accessories (which are usually given
out for free).
Umbrellas/Parasols (available at Tom Nook's shop):
Batbrella -- 190 -- 48
Berry Umbrella -- 360 -- 90
Blue Umbrella -- 100 -- 25
Bumbershoot -- 420 -- 105
Checked Umbrella -- 230 -- 58
Classic Umbrella -- 340 -- 85
Daffodil Parasol -- 480 -- 120
Dainty Parasol -- 360 -- 90
Elegant Umbrella -- 380 -- 95
Flame Umbrella -- 290 -- 73
Gelato Umbrella -- 220 -- 55
Gingham Parasol -- 290 -- 73
Hypno Parasol -- 190 -- 123
Icy Umbrella -- 480 -- 120
Lacy Parasol -- 420 -- 105
Leaf Umbrella -- 88 -- 22
Lotus Parasol -- 480 -- 120
Mod Umbrella -- 290 -- 73
Nintendo Parasol -- 64 -- 16 (get it? 64 bells = N64!)
Noodle Parasol -- 490 -- 123
Orange Umbrella -- 320 -- 80
Paper Parasol -- 350 -- 88
Pastel Parasol -- 380 -- 95
Petal Parasol -- 490 -- 123
Plaid Parasol -- 290 -- 73
Polka Parasol -- 340 -- 85
Retro Umbrella -- 360 -- 90
Ribbon Parasol -- 330 -- 83
Sharp Umbrella -- 250 -- 63
Sunny Parasol -- 380 -- 95
Twig Parasol -- 120 -- 30
Yellow Umbrella -- 240 -- 60
Balloons (available at Redd's booth [7/4] and on Nook's sale days):
Blue Balloon
Bunny B. Balloon
Bunny O. Balloon
Bunny P. Balloon
Green Balloon
Purple Balloon
Red Balloon
Yellow Balloon
Fans (available at Redd's booth [7/4]):
Bamboo Fan
Bluebell Fan
Cloud Fan
Fan Fan
Flower Fan
Leaf Fan
Maple Fan
Plum Fan
Pinwheels (available at Redd's booth [7/4] and Nook's grab bags [11/fourth
Friday]):
Fancy Pinwheel
Flower Pinwheel
Green Pinwheel
Pink Pinwheel
Red Pinwheel
Striped Pinwheel
Tiger Pinwheel
Yellow Pinwheel
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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13) WALLPAPER AND MATCHING CARPETS:
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There are more carpets and wallpaper in Animal Crossing than just the
ones that match your furniture or get from Saharah and Wendell. Listed below
are the many, many choices you have to decorate your house. In parenthesis
are the prices you will pay at Tom Nook's shop. Wallpaper and flooring that
does not include a price will indicate how you can acquire them.
Ancient Wall/Ancient Tile (from Wendell/Saharah)
Arched Window (2,150)/Parquet Floor (2,350)
Backgammon Wall/Chessboard Rug (from Wendell/Saharah)
Backyard Fence (800)/Backyard Lawn (880)
Bamboo Wall (1,150)/Bamboo Flooring (1,360)
Basement Wall/Basement Floor (from Wendell/Saharah)
Blue Tarp/Closed Road (from Wendell/Saharah)
Blue Wall (1,260)/Blue Flooring (1,580)
Blue-Trim Wall (1,420)/Red Tile (1,680)
Cabana Wall (1,480)/Cabana Flooring (1,680)
Cabin Wall (1,200)/Cabin Rug (1,540)
Chic Wall (1,860)/Plush Carpet (2,160)
Citrus Wall (1,120)/Citrus Carpet (1,330)
Classic Wall (2,100)/Classic Carpet (2,300)
Classroom Wall/Classroom Floor (from Wendell/Saharah)
Concrete Wall (800)/Steel Flooring (1,480)
Desert Vista/Saharah's Desert (from Wendell/Saharah)
Exotic Wall (1,420)/Exotic Rug (1,820)
Exquisite Wall (1,470)/Exquisite Rug (1,960)
Floral Wall (2,250)/Palace Tile (3,200)
Garden Wall/Sand Garden (from Wendell/Saharah)
Gold Screen Wall (2,180)/18 Mat Tatami (1,150)
Green Wall (1,050)/Green Rug (1,540)
Groovy Wall (1,280)/Diner Tile (1,300)
Harvest Wall/Harvest Rug (from Franklin)
Imperial Wall (2,660)/Imperial Tile (2,980)
Industrial Wall/Concrete Floor (from Wendell/Saharah)
Ivy Wall (1,250)/Slate Flooring (1,380)
Jingle Wall/Jingle Carpet (from Jingle)
Kiddie Wall (1,500)/Kiddie Carpet (1,630)
Kitchen Wall (1,120)/Kitchen Flooring (1,230)
Kitschy Wall (1,240)/Kitschy Tile (1,280)
Lattice Wall (1,780)/Kitchen Tile (1,890)
Library Wall (1,680)/Tartan Rug (1,820)
Lovely Wall (1,880)/Lovely Carpet (1,980)
Lunar Horizon/Lunar Surface (from Wendell/Saharah)
Manor Wall (1,050)/Opulent Rug (1,230)
Meadow Vista/Daisy Meadow (from Wendell/Saharah)
Mod Wall (1,200)/Ceramic Tile (1,390)
Modern Screen (1,150)/Tatami Floor (1,340)
Modern Wall (1,450)/Modern Tile (1,540)
Mortar Wall/Mossy Carpet (from Wendell/Saharah)
Mosaic Wall (2,100)/Mosaic Tile (2,300)
Music Room Wall/Music Room Floor (from Wendell/Saharah)
Office Wall/Office Flooring (from Wendell/Saharah)
Old Brick Wall (1,200)/Charcoal Tile (800)
Ornate Wall (1,580)/Ornate Rug (2,100)
Parlor Wall (1,120)/Checkered Tile (1,680)
Plaster Wall (880)/Birch Flooring (800)
Playroom Wall (1,320)/Playroom Rug (1,360)
Plaza Wall (1,960)/Plaza Tile (2,180)
Ranch Wall (1,450)/Ranch Flooring (1,750)
Regal Wall (2,240)/Regal Carpet (2,850)
Ringside Seating/Boxing Ring Mat (from Wendell/Saharah)
Rose Wall (2,240)/Fancy Carpet (2,980)
Sandlot Wall/Sandlot (from Wendell/Saharah)
Shanty Wall (800)/Shanty Mat (720)
Snowman Wall/Snowman Carpet (from Snowman)
Spooky Wall/Spooky Carpet (from Jack)
Stately Wall (2,450)/Stone Tile (2,750)
Stone Wall (800)/Old Flooring (800)
Tea Room Wall (1,750)/8 Mat Tatami (800)
Tree-Lined Wall/Sidewalk (from Wendell/Saharah)
Tropical Vista/Tropical Floor (from Wendell/Saharah)
Western Vista/Western Desert (from Wendell/Saharah)
Wood Paneling (1,320)/Cowhide Rug (1,540)
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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14) CLOTHING:
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The amount of clothing you can get in this game is incredible --
over 240 pieces! Clothing can be obtained by purchasing from Tom Nook
or the Able Sisters, washing Gracie's car, doing chores for your
townsanimals, E-Reader cards, finding them in the dump, or claiming
they're yours at the Police Station. This list contains the buying and
buy-back prices for each article of clothing. For special pieces, the
circumstances in which you can get them has been noted. Gracie Originals can be
obtained during any time of year, whereas many of the other outfits can only be
found during certain seasons. Each is noted.
A Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- all year
Airy Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- all year
Ancient Knit -- 390 -- 97 -- Winter
Anju's Shirt -- 460 -- 115 -- Fall
Arctic Camo -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Argyle Shirt -- 460 -- 115 -- Spring
Aurora Knit -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
Bad Plaid Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- all year
Bamboo Robe -- 0 -- 0
Barber Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
BB Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- all year
Bear Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- all year
Beatnik Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Spring
Berry Gingham -- 330 -- 82 -- Spring
Big Bro's Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- Fall
Big Dot Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Big Star Shirt -- 400 -- 100 -- all year
Blossom Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Spring
Blossoming Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Spring
Blue Aloha Shirt -- 0 -- 0 (on Animal Island)
Blue Check Print -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Blue Check Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Blue Grid Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- Summer
Blue Pinstripe -- 380 -- 95 -- Fall
Blue Puffy Vest -- 0 -- 0
Blue Scale Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Fall
Blue Stripe Knit -- 340 -- 85 -- Summer
Blue Sweatsuit -- 0 -- 0
Blue Tartan -- 390 -- 97 -- Summer
Blue Tie-Dye -- 380 -- 95 -- Summer
Bold Check Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Botanical Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- Fall
Bubble Shirt -- 410 -- 102 -- Summer
Butterfly Shirt -- 7,200 -- 1,800 (after washing Gracie's car)
Cafe Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- all year
Caterpillar Tee -- 6,800 -- 1,700 (after washing Gracie's car)
Caveman Tunic -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Chain-Gang Shirt -- 260 -- 65 -- all year
Checkerboard Tee -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Checkered Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- all year
Cherry Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Chevron Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Chichi Print -- 180 -- 45 -- all year
Circus Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- all year
Citrus Gingham -- 360 -- 90 -- Spring
Citrus Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Classic Top -- 350 -- 87 -- Fall
Cloudy Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- Spring
Club Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Comfy Sweater -- 360 -- 90 -- Winter
Concierge Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- Fall
Cool Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Coral Shirt -- 6,200 -- 1,550 (after washing Gracie's car)
Cow Print -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Cozy Sweater -- 350 -- 87 -- Winter
Crewel Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
Crossing Shirt -- 6,200 -- 1,550 (after washing Gracie's car)
Daisy Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Spring
Danger Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Dapper Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- Winter
Dark Polka Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- Winter
Dawn Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Summer
Dazed Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- Summer
Deep Blue Tee -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Deer Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
Denim Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Summer
Desert Camo -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Desert Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Winter
Diamond Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Dice Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Diner Uniform -- 290 -- 72 -- Spring
Dragon Suit -- 340 -- 85 -- Summer
Dreamy Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Spring
Earthy Knit -- 390 -- 97 -- Winter
Eight-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Exotic Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
Fall Plaid Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Fall
Far-Out Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Fall
Fetching Outfit -- 420 -- 105 -- Spring
Fiendish Shirt -- 6,800 -- 1,700 (after washing Gracie's car)
Fish Bone Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Fish Knit -- 380 -- 95 -- Summer
Five-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Flame Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Flicker Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Floral Knit -- 420 -- 105 -- Spring
Flowery Shirt -- 400 -- 100 -- Summer
Folk Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
Fortune Shirt -- 480 -- 120 -- all year
Four-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Fresh Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Frog Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- Summer
Funky Dot Shirt -- 430 -- 107 -- all year
Future Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- all year
G Logo Shirt -- 128 -- 32 -- Summer
Gaudy Sweater -- 330 -- 82 -- Spring
Gelato Shirt -- 330 -- 82 -- all year
Giraffe Print -- 6,200 -- 1,550 (after washing Gracie's car)
Go-Go Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Gracie's Top -- 6,200 -- 1,550 (after washing Gracie's car)
Grape Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Grass Shirt -- 5,800 -- 1,450 (after washing Gracie's car)
Gray Tartan -- 420 -- 105 -- all year
Green Bar Shirt -- 120 -- 80 -- Summer
Green Ring Shirt -- 180 -- 45 -- all year
Green Tie-Dye -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Groovy Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Gumdrop Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Spring
Heart Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Hippie Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Summer
Hot Spring Shirt -- 520 -- 130 -- Spring
Houndstooth Knit -- 370 -- 92 -- Winter
Houndstooth Tee -- 350 -- 87 -- all year
Icy Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Summer
Jade Check Print -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Jagged Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Jester Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- Spring
Jingle Shirt -- 0 -- 0 (12/24-12/25)
Jungle Camo -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Kaffe's Shirt -- 460 -- 115 -- Winter
Kiddie Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Kiwi Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Laced Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Winter
Ladybug Shirt -- 5,400 -- 1,350 (after washing Gracie's car)
Lavender Robe -- 5,800 -- 1,450
Leather Jerkin -- 390 -- 97 -- Winter
Lemon Gingham -- 330 -- 82 -- Spring
Leopard Print -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Light Line Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Summer
Lite Polka Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Li'l Bro's Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- Summer
Lime Line Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Fall
Loud Bloom Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Summer
Loud Line Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Summer
Lovely Shirt -- 400 -- 100 -- Spring
Melon Gingham -- 330 -- 82 -- Spring
Melon Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Mint Gingham -- 330 -- 82 -- all year
Misty Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Mod Top -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Moldy Shirt -- 50 -- 12 -- Summer
Monkey Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
Moody Blue Shirt -- 123 -- 30 -- Spring
Mosaic Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- Summer
MVP Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- all year
Natty Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Summer
Nebula Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- all year
Neo-Classic Knit -- 380 -- 95 -- Winter
New Spring Shirt -- 520 -- 130 -- Spring
Nine-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
No. 1 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
No. 2 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
No. 3 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
No. 4 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
No. 5 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
No. 23 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
No. 67 Shirt -- 250 -- 62 -- all year
Noble Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Noodle Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- Fall
Oft-Seen Print -- 320 -- 80 -- Spring
One-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Optical Shirt -- 430 -- 107 -- all year
Orange Pinstripe -- 5,000 -- 1,250 (after washing Gracie's car)
Orange Tie-Dye -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Painter's Smock -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Patched Shirt -- 0 -- 0 (10/31-11/01)
Patchwork Top -- 340 -- 85 -- Fall
Paw Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Peachy Shirt -- 390 -- 97 -- Spring
Pink Tartan -- 420 -- 105 -- Spring
Plum Kimono -- 0 -- 0
Polar Fleece -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Pop Bloom Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Prism Shirt -- 370 -- 95 -- all year
Pulse Shirt -- 6,000 -- 1,500 (after washing Gracie's car)
Purple Tie-Dye -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Puzzling Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Racer 6 Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Racer Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Rainbow Shirt -- 777 -- 194 -- Summer
Rally Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Red Aloha Shirt -- 0 -- 0 (on Animal Island)
Red Bar Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Red Check Shirt -- 330 -- 82 -- Spring
Red Grid Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Red Puffy Vest -- 0 -- 0
Red Scale Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Fall
Red Sweatsuit -- 0 -- 0
Red Tie-Dye -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Ribbon Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Spring
Rickrack Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Rose Shirt -- 480 -- 120 -- all year
Rugby Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- all year
Seven-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Sharp Outfit -- 290 -- 72 -- Winter
Sherbet Gingham -- 330 -- 82 -- Fall
Shirt Circuit -- 5,120 -- 1,280 (after washing Gracie's car)
Shortcake Shirt -- 330 -- 82 -- Winter
Silk Bloom Shirt -- 480 -- 120 -- Spring
Six-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Ski Sweater -- 320 -- 80 -- Fall
Skull Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Snappy Print -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Snow Shirt -- 6,800 -- 1,700 (after washing Gracie's car)
Snowcone Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- Summer
Somber Robe -- 0 -- 0
Spade Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Speedway Shirt -- 290 -- 72 -- Summer
Spiderweb Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- Summer
Splendid Shirt -- 6,200 -- 1,500 (after washing Gracie's car)
Spring Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- Spring
Spunky Knit -- 360 -- 90 -- Winter
Star Shirt -- 370 -- 95 -- all year
Static Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Stormy Shirt -- 380 -- 95 -- all year
Straw Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Strawberry Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Striking Outfit -- 460 -- 115 -- Winter
Subdued Print -- 320 -- 80 -- Fall
Summer Robe -- 0 -- 0
Sunset Top -- 290 -- 72 -- all year
Swell Shirt -- 6,000 -- 1,500
Three-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
Thunder Shirt -- 320 -- 87 -- Fall
Tiger Print -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Tiki Shirt -- 400 -- 100 -- all year
Tin Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Toad Print -- 140 -- 85 -- Winter
Trendy Top -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Tropical Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- Summer
Turnip Top -- 350 -- 87 -- all year
Twinkle Shirt -- 480 -- 120 -- Summer
Two-Ball Shirt -- 340 -- 85 -- all year
U R Here Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- all year
Ugly Shirt -- 420 -- 105 -- Summer
Uncommon Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Winter
Vertigo Shirt -- 370 -- 92 -- all year
Vogue Top -- 380 -- 95 -- Spring
Waffle Shirt -- 430 -- 107 -- Fall
Watermelon Shirt -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Wave Print -- 380 -- 95 -- Summer
Wavy Pink Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Wavy Tan Shirt -- 360 -- 90 -- Fall
Whirly Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- Summer
White Ring Shirt -- 180 -- 45 -- all year
Windsock Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- Summer
Winter Sweater -- 290 -- 72 -- Winter
Work Uniform -- 0 -- 0 (worn when working for Tom Nook)
Yellow Bar Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
Yellow Bolero -- 430 -- 107 -- all year
Yellow Pinstripe -- 360 -- 90 -- Winter
Yellow Tartan -- 430 -- 107 -- Spring
Yodel Shirt -- 350 -- 87 -- all year
Zebra Print -- 6,400 -- 1,600 (after washing Gracie's car)
Zipper Shirt -- 320 -- 80 -- all year
- This list was compiled by myself from experience, with help from
Prima Games' Official Strategy Guide to Animal Crossing
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15) FOSSILS:
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This list includes the names of fossils, and how much they sell for at
Tom Nook's. Fossils are found by digging them out of the ground, and must
first be mailed to the museum on your mailing list before they can be sold or
donated. Don't forget, you can also donate them to the museum!
Apato:
Skull -- 5,000
Torso -- 4,500
Tail -- 4,000
Mammoth:
Skull -- 3,000
Torso -- 2,500
Plesio:
Skull -- 4,000
Neck -- 4,500
Torso -- 4,500
Ptera:
Skull -- 4,000
Left Wing -- 4,500
Right Wing -- 4,500
Stego:
Skull -- 5,000
Torso -- 4,500
Tail -- 4,000
T-Rex:
Skull -- 6,000
Torso -- 5,500
Tail -- 5,000
Tricera:
Skull -- 5,500
Torso -- 5,000
Tail -- 4,500
Single Fossils:
Amber -- 1,200
Ammonite -- 1,100
Dinosaur Egg -- 1,400
Dinosaur Track -- 1,000
Trilobite -- 1,300
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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16) PAINTINGS:
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Paintings can be purchased through Tom Nook and Crazy Redd, or
obtained through E-Reader cards or by doing chores for your townsanimals.
Included in this list are the painting names and how much they cost.
Amazing Painting -- 1,960
Basic Painting -- 1,960
Classic Painting -- 1,960
Common Painting -- 1,960
Dainty Painting -- 1,960
Famous Painting -- 1,960
Fine Painting -- 1,960
Flowery Painting -- 1,960
Moving Painting -- 1,960
Perfect Painting -- 1,960
Quaint Painting -- 1,960
Rare Painting -- 1,960
Scary Painting -- 1,960
Strange Painting -- 1,960
Worthy Painting -- 1,960
- This list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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17) GYROIDS:
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What is a Gyroid, you ask? Why, it's a little wooden figurine-
thingy that wobbles around and makes noises, I reply. You can also
play a K.K. Slider song around them, and they'll move to the music!
Sounds fascinating, of course! Gyroids can usually be found by digging
them out of the ground like you would a fossil. You can usually find
lots of them on the first clear day after a rainstorm. So collect them
all, put them together, and let them make all kinds of crazy music
together! (P.S.: All Gyroids have a selling price of 828.)
Alloid:
Mini Alloid
Mega Alloid
Tall Alloid
Bovoid:
Mega Bovoid
Tall Bovoid
Bowtoid:
Mini Bowtoid
Mega Bowtoid
Bowtoid
Tall Bowtoid
Buzzoid:
Mini Buzzoid
Mega Buzzoid
Buzzoid
Tall Buzzoid
Clankoid:
Mini Clankoid
Mega Clankoid
Clankoid
Tall Clankoid
Croakoid:
Mini Croakoid
Mega Croakoid
Croakoid
Tall Croakoid
Dekkoid:
Mini Dekkoid
Mega Dekkoid
Dekkoid
Dinkoid:
Mini Dinkoid
Mega Dinkoid
Dingloid:
Wee Dingloid
Mini Dingloid
Mega Dingloid
Squat Dingloid
Dingloid
Tall Dingloid
Drilloid:
Mini Drilloid
Mega Drilloid
Drilloid
Droploid:
Tall Droploid
Echoid:
Mini Echoid
Mega Echoid
Tall Echoid
Fizzoid:
Mini Fizzoid
Mega Fizzoid
Freakoid:
Mini Freakoid
Mega Freakoid
Gargloid:
Mini Gargloid
Gargloid
Tall Gargloid
Gongoid:
Mini Gongoid
Mega Gongoid
Gongoid
Tall Gongoid
Harmonoid:
Mini Harmonoid
Mega Harmonoid
Harmonoid
Tall Harmonoid
Howloid:
Mini Howloid
Mega Howloid
Howloid
Lamentoid:
Mini Lamentoid
Mega Lamentoid
Lamentoid
Tall Lamentoid
Lullaboid:
Mini Lullaboid
Mega Lullaboid
Lullaboid
Tall Lullaboid
Metatoid:
Mini Metatoid
Metatoid
Nebuloid:
Mini Nebuloid
Mega Nebuloid
Squat Nebuloid
Nebuloid
Tall Nebuloid
Slim Nebuloid
Oboid:
Mega Oboid
Oboid
Tall Oboid
Oombloid:
Mini Oombloid
Mega Oombloid
Oombloid
Tall Oombloid
Percoloid:
Mega Percoloid
Tall Percoloid
Plinkoid:
Mini Plinkoid
Mega Plinkoid
Plinkoid
Poltergoid:
Mini Poltergoid
Mega Poltergoid
Poltergoid
Tall Poltergoid
Puffoid:
Mini Puffoid
Mega Puffoid
Tall Puffoid
Quazoid:
Mini Quazoid
Mega Quazoid
Quazoid
Tall Quazoid
Slim Quazoid
Rhythmoid:
Mini Rhythmoid
Rhythmoid
Rustoid:
Mini Rustoid
Mega Rustoid
Rustoid
Sproid:
Mini Sproid
Mega Sproid
Sproid
Tall Sproid
Sputnoid:
Mini Sputnoid
Mega Sputnoid
Sputnoid
Tall Sputnoid
Squelchoid:
Mini Squelchoid
Mega Squelchoid
Squelchoid
Strumboid:
Mini Strumboid
Mega Strumboid
Strumboid
Tall Strumboid
Timpanoid:
Mini Timpanoid
Mega Timpanoid
Timpanoid
Tall Timpanoid
Tootoid:
Mini Tootoid
Mega Tootoid
Tootoid
Warbloid:
Mini Warbloid
Warbloid
Tall Warbloid
- this list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
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18) TOWN THEMES:
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These are songs you can use for your town theme. To change
your town theme, go to the "bulletin board" to the right of the dump.
It will have little notes on it. Go up to the board and press A. You
can now change your town theme by moving the left joystick up and down
to change the note, and press A to keep it that way. Then the cursor
will move on to the next note for you to change. This is how the songs
work:
Lower case letter = lower note
Upper case letter = middle or high note
- = rest
Z = zzz note
? = ? note
*Some songs that include quotation marks (") in the title are made-up
songs by their respective posters.
*All songs are property and responsibility of their respective posters
from the GameFaqs Animal Crossing Message Board. If they don't sound
quite right, it is because AC doesn't allow flats or sharps in the
songs.
To hear how the song sounds, press the X button. To leave
the song as is, press the Start button. And now for the songs (in
alphabetical order)...
1812 Overture:
cfGAGfGA-f-f--ZZ
- posted by tadakatsu
Adam's Song (by Blink 182):
AECZAECZGECZGECZ
- posted by SolidSnake182
All The Small Things (by Blink 182):
ecZZgbcZZecZZbcZ
- posted by belbie
American Pie (by Don McLean):
G---F-FFEDCD-ZZZ
- posted by one time poster
Animal Crossing ("DJ K.K."):
CCC-BAGAZeZeGA-Z
- posted by AquaDoctorBob
Animal Crossing ("Kapp'n's Song"):
eeGCZGZefGA-GZZZ
- posted by angelkitty808
Animal Crossing ("K.K. Fusion"):
dfGe-cd-?dfGe-ca
- posted by Stoud
Animal Crossing ("Original Town Theme"):
GE-GF-D-BCZ?Zc-ZZ
- posted by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Animal Crossing ("Rockin' K.K.")
cdfCCCCCAfAfffff
- posted by LordCrackie
Another One Bites the Dust (by Queen):
AZAZAZZZAACADZZZ
- posted by SolidSnake182
Auld Lang Syne:
gcccedcdecceGA--
- posted by T. Cromis
Austin Powers Theme:
ACCAAZgZACCAAZgZ
- posted by Esam028
Back to the Future Theme:
CZFZB-CDCAFB-ZZZ
- posted by Rufio23
Batmanuel (The Tick):
DZDZCZADZDZDCZAZ
- posted by HannahG
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony:
fffd---Zeeec---Z
- posted by Avatar Z
Be Our Guest (from Disney's 'Beauty and the Beast'):
eGC-eGB-eGAGEcG- (last G is middle G)
- posted by Dune Tiger
Billie Jean (by Michael Jackson):
CBBA-G-BB-A-G---
- posted by LegacyX4
Bubble Bobble:
CBAGBAgfAgfeg-ZZ
- posted by bubandbob.com
Bubble Bobble III ("Parasol Star"):
bcdebcdebcd-B-g-
- posted by bubandbob.com
Carousel (by Blink 182):
CDEFGFECGBBCDCBG
- posted by SolidSnake182
Castlevania:
DDCBdefgAd-AgC-
- posted by zoogpiccolo
Cheers Theme:
f---cdfAG-G-ZZZZ
- posted by Hedgehog14
Chrono Trigger ("Ayala's Theme"):
a-c-G--fedc-d-e-
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Beginning"):
GcbabcdGcbabcdGZ
- posted by Cfree
Chrono Trigger ("Bike Chase"):
AZGAZGAZGDZCZZZZ
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Black Tyrano, Masamune, Etc. Boss Battle"):
ddda-A-G-GGGf--Z
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Boss Battle"):
ddda-A-G-GGGf--Z
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Chrono's Theme"):
ad-e-f-a--e-c--
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Frog's Theme"):
e-eecde--A--G--e
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Gato's Theme"):
dZcaZcdddedcacdd
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Luccia's Theme"):
C-ceGC-BBBCG--ZZ
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Luccia's/Robo's Theme"):
cc-dd-cdd-Ged--Z
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Magus's Theme"):
edGe--c-b-c---ZZ
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Queen Zeal"):
DDZZAAZCCZBCBBZ
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Robo's Theme"):
cc-dd-cdd-a-ec-
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Schala's Theme")
GGddffddGGddAAff
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Second Lavos Battle"):
ABCBAGAefGA--G--
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Spekkio!"):
e-C---Ge-A---ZZZ
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Time Circuits"):
adeGAadeGadeAcd
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Chrono Trigger ("Wind Scene [600 A.D.]"):
dZZeZZfZeZcZaZdZ
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Come As You Are (by Nirvana):
eZGAeZGAeZGABAGe
- posted by AlexInABag
Crazy (by Aerosmith):
ceGA-ZZf-ABAZZABC
-posted by belbie
Deck The Halls:
G-fe-d-c-d-e-c-Z
- posted by T. Cromis
Don't Want To Miss A Thing (by Aerosmith):
BCDEEAFDBDEFF-E-
- posted by belbie
Dradel Song:
dbdbdb-bddcba---
- posted by Sean&JET5041
Dragon Ball Z ("Powering Up"):
e-e-G--e-e-AG--
- posted by greatn
Dragon Ball Z Theme:
ge-deGe-ge-de--Z
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Dream Theater/Ytse Jam:
DCDEDEFEFGFGFEFD
- posted by roccobladr
Dr. Mario:
DEDEDCCADEDCC-ZZ
-posted by Blitz Bolt
Dueling Banjos Introduction:
bcd-b-c-a-b-g-a-
- posted by Forkbomb
Earthbound ("A New Friend"):
AcdcdcdabGCEZ---
- posted by Cfree
Earthbound ("Defeat A Boss"):
BGDADAbAagZ----
- posted by Cfree
Earthbound ("Fanfare"):
FACBZCZACGZAZ--
- posted by Cfree
Earthbound ("Meeting a Boss"):
dadadadcCZ-----
- posted by Cfree
Earthbound ("Ness's Theme"):
bcbabcbabcZZZ---
- posted by Cfree
Earthbound ("Onett"):
cdec--cdedcbcZZZ
- posted by LegacyX4
Earthbound ("Onett theme"):
GCEA---GCEBAGAZZ
- posted by Elite
Earthbound ("Snowwood"):
f-BC-BA-ABAGA--Z
- posted by Secef
Earthbound ("Sound Stone"):
dGAB-BDA-ABGZZZ
- posted by bjackm
Earthbound Theme:
fACB-C-ACG-A---z
- posted by BGM
E.T. Theme:
c---G---Zfedecg-
- posted by ZombieBite
Eyes on Me:
gc-deGege-decacd
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Final Fantasy I ("Battle Theme"):
aed--ZcbaZabcZbg
- posted by greatn
Final Fantasy I ("Matoya's Cave," Version 1):
aceaf-edcb---
- posted by bjackm
Final Fantasy I ("Matoya's Cave," Version 2):
A---b-d-cbca---Z
- posted by bjackm
Final Fantasy I ("Victory Theme"):
dcdcffefeedcbca
- posted by GortSCHS
Final Fantasy III ("Chocobo Theme"):
C-AfdCAfA-f-A-ZZ
- posted by EvilLemmy
Final Fantasy III/VI ("Battle Theme"):
abceGfdfe-a--ZZZ
- posted by greatn
Final Fantasy III/VI ("Jidoor Theme"):
efeAeedZdedBddcZ
- posted by RiskyChris
Final Fantasy VII ("Aerith's Theme"):
eGA--ZececGA--ZZ
- posted by BGM
Final Fantasy VII ("After Battle Theme"):
BBBB--G--A-B-AB-
- posted by FIMBA798
Final Fantasy VII ("Airship Theme"):
c-deB-A--cdeGfcd
- posted by Washuu108
Final Fantasy VII ("Tifa's Piano Song"):
gabZBA-gabGFZgag
- posted by Puffypuff
Final Fantasy VII ("Yuffie's Theme"):
gabZZdbZZbcbgabZ
- posted by Bman
Final Fantasy VIII ("Eyes On Me"):
gc-d-e-Ge-decacd
- posted by bjackm
Final Fantasy IX ("You're Not Alone"):
eZcZbdaZeeecbacG
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Flintstones Theme:
GcCAGcGfefGcde--
- posted by belbie
Funkytown (by Lipps, Inc.):
GGfGZdZdGCBGZZZZ
- posted by Felemel Crash
Ghostbusters:
GGbGafZZGGGGfGZZ
- posted by bjackm
God Bless America:
C---B-A-BAG---ZZ
- posted by Felemel Crash
Good King Wenceslas:
fffGffc-dcdef-f-
- posted by T. Cromis
Gundam Wing (anime series; "Just Communication"):
f-G-A--GAG-Ae--Z
- posted by Secef
Hamtaro (anime series; "Ending Theme"):
AZGZfZeZdZZdefGZ
- posted by Zoonie
Happy Days Theme:
adfABCBZbeGBCDC
- posted by GreenLatrine
Harry Potter ("Fawkes Theme"):
c-d-feg-c-C-g-e-
- posted by bjackm
Harry Potter Theme:
ad-fed-AG--e--
- posted by bjackm
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas:
g-b-d-f-Gfedc-b-
- posted by T. Cromis
Ice, Ice Baby (by Vanilla Ice):
dddZd-aZddd-dd-a
-posted by belbie
I Get Around (by the Beach Boys):
GGGG-eeee-AdCBA?
- posted by Stoud
Indiana Jones: Raiders Of The Lost Arc March:
e-fGC---d-ef----
- posted by bjackm
In The End (by Linkin Park):
D-A-A-F-E-E-E-EF
- posted by roccobladr
Itchy and Scratchy Theme (from 'The Simpsons'):
Gc-GE-GcGcGE-CDE
- posted by Brian5701
James Bond Theme:
gaZfe---acd---ZZ
- posted by bjackm
Jigglypuff's Song:
c--Gecd--ef-e---
- posted by Medi Guy
Jingle Bell Rock (by Bobby Helms):
CCC-BBB-ABAe--ZZ
- posted by Nekojin
Jingle Bells:
bbbZbbbZbdgabZZZ
- posted by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Jolly Old St. Nicholas:
EEEEDDD-CCCCE---
- posted by B_Campbell
Kirby Fanfare:
agababcagZGfedbc
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Kirby's Theme:
A-Gfeca-defGeZZZ
- posted by greatn
Legend of Zelda:
A-e--AABCDE--ZZZ
-posted by Blitz Bolt
Legend of Zelda Fanfare:
G-d--GGABCDZZZZZ
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda ("Oath to Order"):
A-f-d-f-A-D--ZZZ
- posted by GreenLatrine
Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening ("Ballad of the Wind Fish"):
ABC-ABC-CBAEG-A-
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask ("Song of Healing"):
EDA-EDA-EDABA--
- posted by blu_pez
Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask ("Song of Healing," different version):
E-D-A-E-D-A-
- posted by blu_pez
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Borlero of Fire"):
GEGEBGBGAFAFCACA
- posted by Big the Cat 500
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Epona's Song"):
DBA--DBA--DBABA-
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Lon Lon Ranch"):
DBA---DBA---DBA-
- posted by Big the Cat 500
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Minuet of Forest"):
dDB----ABA----ZZ
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Requeim of Spirit"):
a--c-a-e--c--a--
- posted by ?
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Saria's Song"):
FAB-FAB-FABED-BC
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Song of Storms"):
dfD-dfD-e-fefeca
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Temple of Light Theme"):
-CG-CG-A-C--ZZZZ
-posted by Yogo540
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Temple of Time Theme"):
Ad-fAd-fACB-G---
- posted by bjackm
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time ("Zelda's Lullaby"):
A--C--G-FGA--C-D
- posted by Yogo540
Lone Ranger:
gggZgggZggcZdZeZ
- posted by T. Cromis
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring ("Concerning Hobbits"):
cde-G-e-d-c----Z
- posted by Chrono007
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring ("Evil Theme"):
CBC-----B-A-e-ZZ
- posted by Chrono007
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring ("Hobbit's Theme"):
g-a-b--d---bag--
- posted by ?
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Theme:
C--BCBA-CB--e---
- posted by Scott
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ("Riders of Rohan Theme"):
AAA-C-B---C--D-A
- posted by rimmer
Love Hina (anime series; "Opening Theme"):
BBBBDGBdGbddcbcZ
- posted by Bman
Low Rider (bass line):
gaZcZdZe-GZeGZGA
- posted by Felemel Crash
Luigi's Mansion Theme:
bb-bb--gba--g---
- posted by Cfree
M*A*S*H Theme:
e-f-ef-e-f-e-d--
- posted by Secef
Main Street Electrical Light Parade Theme (from Disneyland):
cZefGZcZdZfZeZZZ
- posted by bjackm
Mario Bros. Theme:
EE-E-CE-G---G--- (all middle notes except last G)
-posted by NeoWrestler
Mario is Dead:
gfZfffZedcZZZZZZ
- posted by Medi Guy
Mario Star Song:
CCCdCCdCCBBBcBBc
- posted by zoogpiccolo
Mario Theme Song:
ZZCCZCZACZEZZZGZZ
- posted by TheMan10
Mario Underground:
GGeeffZZGGeeffZZ
- posted by Medi Guy
Metroid ("Item Theme"):
CagecaDBgdefefe
- posted by Jerrbea
Mission Impossible Theme:
dZdZfGdZdZdccdZdZ
- posted by bjackm
A Moment Like This (by Kelly Clarkson):
ccffGAG-ccAG-ff-
- posted by doughboyee
Morning Has Broken:
gacf--G--edcdedc
- posted by T. Cromis
The Muppets:
CCABABG-CCABAG--
-posted by belbie
Neon Genesis Evangelion (anime series):
fABAABBBEDCBCCCZ
- posted by lewiscode
"Nottingham Castle":
FFFFFEDCZFFFZAZC
- posted by writer77
O Beautiful:
G-G--ee-G-G--dd-
-posted by Felemel Crash, with slight modifications by scottpan2000
O Christmas Tree:
g-cZcc-d-eZee-ZZ
- posted by JoeFaust
O Come All Ye Faithful:
f-f---c-f-G---c-
- posted by T. Cromis
Ode to Joy:
eefGGfedccdedcc-
- posted by simsman24000, with slight modifications by scottpan2000
Oscar Mayer Hot Dog Song:
dcbdddd-dceeee-
-posted by doughboyee
Pachabel's Kanon:
C-E-G-F-E-C-E-D-
- posted by Freq Man
Peanuts Theme:
c-deZedcd--c---Z
- posted by EvilLemmy
A Pirate's Life For Me (from Disneyland's 'Pirates of the Carribbean'
ride):
e-G-A-G-feeddc-Z
- posted by doughboyee
Play That Funky Music:
GAAGA-e-dcZZZZZZ
- posted by Stoud
Pokemon ("Trainer Battle"):
GdGffGAEAGGAdddd
- posted by Animelee
Pretty Woman:
eedc-eedce-dedc-
- posted by belbie
Punch-Out! ("Fight Theme"):
abcb-cd-cded-e-G
- posted by belbie
Ranma 1/2 (anime series; "Nekohanten"):
F-G-E-D-FFFGD-ZZ
- posted by Nakor
Ranma 1/2 (anime series; "Yapapapaa"):
eGG-eGG-aba-G--Z
- posted by Nakor
Rock Around The Clock:
gabZgZbZgabCDbag
- posted by silverfox329
Rubber Ducky:
ede-G-F-CB---ZZZ
- posted by bjackm
Scale (Doh-Rey-Me):
g-a-b-c-D-E-B-C-
- posted by Pikachu 4 President
Scooby-Doo Theme:
EEDDC-DFa-ZabgEE
- posted by Jerrbear
Secret of Mana Theme:
e-a-g-c-d-de-a--
- posted by Ziridar
Sesame Street Theme:
C--A-f-fGAZC-A-f
- posted by bjackm
Silent Night:
G--AG-e----ZZZZZ
- posted by T. Cromis
Simpsons Theme:
F--A-B-DC--A-F--
- Taken from www.animalxing.com and modified by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Somewhere Over the Rainbow:
g--c--b-gab-cZZZ
- posted by nateworld04
The Song That Never Ends:
GABC-B-A-C-B---Z
- posted by Dark_Omen
Sound of Music ("Edelweiss"):
e-GD--C--Gf---ZZ
- posted by Greer
Sound of Music Song, Part One:
gbbbDDaccEBBZZZZ
- posted by Pikachu 4 President
Sound of Music Song, Part Two:
DgEcbgaDgEBCbC--
- posted by Pikachu 4 President
Starfox ("Original Credits"):
CgCED---CgCEFD--
- posted by Hedgehog14
Star Spangled Banner:
Gec-e-G-C---ZZZZ
- posted by Felemel Crash
Star Trek:
g-cf---ecadG--ZZ
- posted by Candy
Star Wars ("Darth Vader Theme"):
a-a-a-gca-gca-ZZ
- posted by raven1823
Star Wars ("Death Star Attack"):
dd-bdd-bff-efedb
- posted by bjackm
Star Wars ("Imperial March"):
dZdZdZbfdZbfdZZZ
- posted by bjackm
Star Wars ("Tie Fighter Attack"):
dd-bdd-bff-eedb-
- posted by bjackm
Star Wars Theme:
GGC--G--FECG--ZZ-ZZ
-posted by Blitz Bolt, with slight modifications by me (Pikachu 4
President)
Super Mario Bros. 2 ("Level 1-1"):
GceG-ceGbeBA--ZZ
- posted by greatn
Super Mario RPG ("Frog Pond Theme, Part One"):
GAEDCDECGCDABC
- posted by Big the Cat 500
Super Mario RPG ("Frog Pond Theme, Part Two"):
ABCDGCDE------
- posted by Big the Cat 500
Super Mario Sunshine ("Delfino Plaza Theme"):
DEEGF-D-DEEGF-D
- posted by Pokemario
Super Mario World ("DinosaurLand"):
e-cgaccagccGe-d-
- posted by LanceB
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ("Ending Theme"):
B-ZG-ZGGGBBECA--
-posted by LordCrackie
Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island ("Map Theme"):
bcdZGZeGBZCBCBdg
- posted by bjackm
Super Metroid ("Brinstar Theme"):
CAfAfDCAfAfACEZZ
- posted by bjackm
Super Smash Brothers: Melee ("Fox's Victory"):
cfcZ-cfc-Cgg-eEg
- posted by Cfree
Super Smash Brothers: Melee ("Marth's Victory"):
g-gceG-fea-bcdG-
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Super Smash Brothers: Melee ("Onett"):
ecef-f-fgdfe--ZZ
- posted by Socrates3
Super Smash Brothers: Melee ("Whispy Woods"):
gacccdeedcbbbcb-
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Super Smash Brothers: Melee ("Whispy Woods, Beginning"):
EZCZCBAZABCAGAE-
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Tactics Ogre: K.o.L. Battle Victory:
a-ebc-GeG---A---
- posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Tetris:
e-bcd-cba--ZZZZZ
- posted by GuardianBooJoh
The Wall (by Pink Floyd):
cd-e-d-cd-e-c-ZZ
- posted by Vespa
A Thousand Miles (by Vanessa Carlton):
cCcCBG-cGce-dcZZ
- posted by doughboyee
Time Of Your Life (by Green Day):
EEFGFEEFEDCDZZZZ
- posted by tiggerthehun
Tiny Toon Adventures:
cbdZdedZdbdGdedZ
- posted by KooperKoushiro
Tiny Toons Theme:
fef-fgf-fef-Bfgf-
- posted by belbie
Top Gun Theme:
g-G-G-FeFed-d---
- posted by AzNxDawG
Tranformers Theme:
d-ef--d-ef-ac--Z
- posted by anonymous
Tropical Song:
BGC-CBG-GCB-BCG-
- posted by Cfree
Twilight Zone Theme:
fGfdfGfdfGfdfGfd
- posted by MethRattle
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star:
ccGGAAG-ffeeddc-
- posted by kaprichosa
Under the Sea (from Disney's 'The Little Mermaid'):
EGCE-E-Gd-f-e-c
- posted by bjackm
Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" ('Apocalypse Now' chopper-raid scene):
gCbCE-CEDEG-EZZZ
- posted by truerock
War (W.I.I.G.F.? heard in the movie 'Rush Hour'):
bbbZZddZeZZdedeb
-posted by EinTheDoggyDog
Welcome Christmas (from 'How The Grinch Stole Christmas'):
GeAGGeABCBGAGdZ
- posted by anonymous
Wheel of Fortune Theme:
eZdeZdefeZdeZdef
- posted by Stoud
Yankee Doodle:
ffGAfAGZffGAf-e-
- posted by JoeFaust
Yoshi's Story ("Treasure Hunt"):
ccccC-ccZA-cd--Z
- posted by Washuu108
"Zip":
CBBAGDEDCFEC-D-C
- posted by Big the Cat 500
Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah:
eZefG-C--A-AfG--
- posted by bjackm
- Need more Town Themes? Be sure to visit T. Cromis's Town Theme Song FAQ
on www.gamefaqs.com!
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19) K.K. SLIDER'S SONGS:
******************************************************************************
K.K. Slider (real name: Totakeke) appears in front of the Train Station
from 8pm to 12am every Saturday night. He is a very hip, cute dog that will
play songs on his guitar for you. This section includes a list of the songs
he will play. You can only hear one song per night, but afterwards he will
give you a tape of it so you can listen to it on anything that plays music
back at your house. Though he will play a different song every week, if you'd
like for him to play a particular song from this list, he will take your
request. There are three songs (noted below) that he will only play if you
request them. Be sure to use correct spelling and punctuation! (P.S.: HUGE
props to Nintendo for the animation sequence during K.K.'s songs. I love it.
Even if you don't like the music, just watching the animation sequence is
worth it. And hey, how cute is he when he whistles?!)
Aloha K.K.
Cafe K.K.
Comrade K.K.
DJ K.K.
Go K.K. Rider!
I Love You (by request only)*
Imperial K.K.*
K.K. Aria*
K.K. Ballard
K.K. Blues
K.K. Bossa
K.K. Calypso
K.K. Casbah
K.K. Chorale
K.K. Condor
K.K. Country
K.K. Crusin'
K.K. Dirge
K.K. D & B
K.K. Etude
K.K. Faire
K.K. Folk
K.K. Fusion
K.K. Gumbo
K.K. Jazz
K.K. Lament
K.K. Love Song*
K.K. Lullaby
K.K. Mambo
K.K. March
K.K. Parade
K.K. Ragtime
K.K. Reggae
K.K. Rock
K.K. Safari
K.K. Salsa
K.K. Samba
K.K. Ska
K.K. Song (by request only)
K.K. Soul
K.K. Steppe
K.K. Swing
K.K. Tango
K.K. Technopop
K.K. Waltz
K.K. Western
Lucky K.K.
Mr. K.K.
Only Me*
Rockin' K.K.
Senor K.K
Soulful K.K.
Surfin' K.K.*
The K. Funk
Two Days Ago (by request only)*
- posted by Githon
* = Pika Pick (these are my favorites... so far!)
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20) THINGS TO MAKE YOUR TOWNSANIMALS SAY:
******************************************************************************
A common question asked on the Board is, "So-and-so wants me to teach
them a new word! What should I teach them?" So, since I don't believe in
teaching them to say naughty words, here's what I came up with, along with my
many partners in crime at the Board:
!
!!!
!!!!!!!!!!
(Go away!) (Include the parentheses. It's Phyllis's word.)
(Name of unliked villager) sucks
*bows*
*cough*
*flashback*
*grins*
*growls*
*hugs*
*laughs*
*lmao*
*lol*
*nods*
*salutes*
*shakes hand*
*shakes head*
*shifts eyes*
*shrugs*
*snorts*
*zzz...*
..
:( (the symbols)
:D (the symbols)
?!?!?!
???
^_^ (the symbols)
<(|_|)>
<happyface> (icon)
<hic>
<your name>
<your name> is cool!
>:0 (the symbols)
Â_Â (the symbols)
Ace
All hail <your name>!
Aloha
And...?
And...YEAH!
Angel
Anime rulz
Apple rulz
ASPCA!
Babe
Baby
Baka
Bally chap
BANG!
Beaky
Blef
Blushie -- Embarassed
BoInG! (from Earthbound)
BOOM!
Booyaka (from Final Fantasy VIII)
But I say
But...
But... why?
Bye-Q! -- Goodbye
Caffine!
Candy Cane (especially good for Christmas-time)
Carouse (Nook's word)
Catchemall
Cherri ho
Cluckity
Coffee!
Coke rulz
Colonel
Commander
Comrade (this is only funny for Vladimir, the Russian bear)
Cool
Cornball
Crazy
Cute kitty!
Cute doggy!
Cutie
Cutie Pie
Dahling
Dam* you! (has to be capitol "D" or game won't accept it)
Darlin'
Dawg
De gozaru -- "it is" (from the anime series Rurouni Kenshin)
Desu
Desu ka?
Diggi-duggi -- Digging
DiNg! (from Earthbound)
D'oh! (Homer Simpson's word)
DOING!
DON'TRESET (Resetti's words)
DUCK!
Dude
DUDE!!
DUUUUDE!
Dweeb!
Eat me!
Eatmshorts
Eh wot? (Blathers's words)
Excellent.
Excellsior (Marvel)
Fahbulous
Fatso
Fatty
Flavin
Foo
Fool!
Freak
Freaky
Fresh!
Friend
Fungah
Funkay
Gaki -- Japanese for "brat"
Gee-Dog
General
Genki da -- "You're fine" in Japanese
Ghetto
GIMMEBELLS (Nook's word)
Glomp -- term used by anime fans to describe big hugs characters do
Gorush -- Hurry
Got milk?
Grasshopper
Gravy
Groovy (really funny for snobby characters)
Grrr...
HAHAHAHAHA
Hamgoof -- Disappointed
Hamha! -- Greeting
Hampact -- Promise
Hamtast -- Enemy
Heeheehee.
Heh
Heh heh heh
Heke? -- Surprised or confused
HELP!
Hif-hif -- Sniffing
Hi-Q! -- Hello
Hm
Hmmm
Hmmmmm...
Ho ho ho! (Santa!)
Home slice
Homeslice
Homestyle
Homie
Honey
Hottie
Hoyo
Hoyoyo
Huh?
Human
Humph
I (heart) cheese
I (heart) my Mac
I know
I love you
I see...
ICDeadPPL
Idiot
I'll bet
I'llBBack
I'm funny!
I'm sayin'!
IMABOMB!
Iwantfood
Jammin'
Jolly ho
KABOOM!
Kamehmeha
Kill all
King <your name>
King Fish
Kinky
Kitty!
Kittykitty
Koochi-Q -- Pretty
Krmpkrmp -- Eating
Kushi kushi -- Grooming or scratching, sometimes when embarassed or nervous
Lackaday
Liege
Liutenant
LOOK AT ME (Resetti's words)
Lt Col.
Ma'am
Make7UpUrs
Mamac'ta
Mama-mia (Mario's word)
Master
Master
Master <your name>
Maybe
Mega-Q -- Big
Meh
Miss <your name>
M'man
Mr. <your name>
Mrs. <your name>
Ms. <your name>
Mullet
My King
My liege
My lord
My master
My Queen
Nazedesuka -- More or less means, "Why?" in Japanese
Neato
NES
No da (from the anime series "Fushigi Yugi")
Nogo -- No can do
Nope
N'tcha
Oink
Oinkzorz
Oopaa! -- Let's go!/Pouncing
Oopsie! -- Sorry
Oowah -- Sleepy
Packa-packa -- Gnawing
Padda-padda -- Running
Pants
Partner
Peachy
Pepsi rulz
Pikachuuu!
Pika-pwr!
Please
PLUSHIES!
Pookie
Precious
Private
Psycho
Puupuupuu!
Queen <your name>
Really?
Riiight...
Rock on
Salad (for cows and pigs and other commonly consumed animals)
Save me!
Scoochie -- Climbing
Sensei -- "Teacher" in Japanese
Sexy...kinda
Shine Get!
ShowMeThe(bell bag)
Silly
Sir
Smashing
Smurfy
So what?
Soda!
Sorry... (Sable's word)
Soup!
SpiderSense
Spidey (from Spiderman)
Spiffie -- Stylish
Spooooon!!! (The Tick's battle cry)
Sprout (Tortimer's word)
Squirrely
Student
Sucka!
Sugar Pie (especially good for Christmas-time)
'Sup?
Suppa
Suppatime
Sweeeeeeeet...
Sweet
SWEETZZ!!
t(|_|t)
Tack-Q -- Roll
Taco
Teach'
Teacher
Techie
Teenie -- Small
Thank you
Ticky-ticky -- Scampering
Trainee
Uh-huh
Uhhhhhh...
Ummm....
Usagi -- means "rabbit" in Japanese
W00t!W00t!
Waaaaaah
WAHAHAHA
Wanna bet?
WASSUP!
Wat?
Wazzat?
Wee-one
Weird
Weirdo
What?
Whatever
Wheee!
Who says?
Who's there?
WiseOne
Woo-HOO!
Woot Dawg
Word
Wot wot
Wot? (Blathers's word)
WOW!!!
Y'all
Y'know?
Ya know?
Ya see
Yep
Yep yep
Yepper (Tortimer's word)
Yes Sensei?
YES?!
Y'know?
Yo!
YoungOne
You're #1
You're cool
You're nuts
YOUWILLDIE (give to a nice, kind villager)
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Zieke Zeon
ZoOm! (from Earthbound)
- Thanks to omnitarian, Miyamoto Wannabe, JGPiep888, Cool mario 6446, wing
zero x custom, Marth11, NOALINK2500, Acboy555, bumpygrimes, Runagar,
caitsithfortune, super magus, turbowing007, jcink, nemesis310, SuppaMan,
woken, Rpgmfan05, jokey665, GameHyper, PoofHatMika, Rat Guy, wisei07, Silver
Striker, burninfire251, mysterious ninja, YF Wing 22, Fenrir423, liontamer,
merani, HarDCorE PunK, sonicinmobius, ryuhayabusa, out of my mind,
ArcaneNecromancer, SnowyDude, sheikzelda, Misty, dbishop, AC and Cody Patrick.
******************************************************************************
21) FREE PASSWORDS:
******************************************************************************
Free Passwords are codes that give you free items. For ones labeled
"Tell Tom Nook," go to Tom Nook's shop and when he talks to you, select "Other
Things." Then choose "Say Password." From there, you simply type it in! For
ones labeled "Tell Villager," you must send the code in a letter to one of
your townsanimals. You must put the key symbol (on the letter-typing
keyboard) on the first line of the letter, and then type the two lines of the
codes exactly as you see them here. The letter should have three lines total.
The villager will then write back within a couple days with your free item
attached to the letter as a present. The codes with the "*" next to the title
will make a great Mario theme!
Also, if there are codes on BLINK's site that aren't here, please e-mail
them to me. Thanks!
**Please Note** These passwords are taken from BLINK7441's website (unless
it says "posted by...") with his permission. I have not tried them out myself,
therefore I can't tell you what to do if they don't work. If one of these codes
doesn't work, please visit his site at
http://acblink.cjb.net/ and let him know.
Then you may e-mail me with the correction if you'd like. Thank you!
100 Turnips Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
afcAlkwcRCmqi3
Tell Tom Nook
100 Turnips Code:
mRSMDqYokR685s
&%OL&kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
8 Mat Tatami Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsYY
sqo9cb#3UaKHs3
Tell: Tom Nook
8 Mat Tatami Code:
li9xES@sTRJsYY
sqo9cb#3UaKHs3
Tell: Villager
Aerobics Radio Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
ln#%jbLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Aiko Figurine Code:
hGpermakiobroS
zeImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Airy Shirt Code:
guibfDHdcWqmWc
ZkrTnDUgkjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Alarm Clock Code:
GenegenerousgY
GenygenerousgY
Tell: Tom Nook
Alarm Clock Code:
Bdftimermustbe
Tautimermustbe
Tell: Villager
Aloe Code:
MupersmashbdoS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Amazing Painting Code:
ebucddbkLagnLg
BiMBdbichCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Amber Code:
vuTcfAHyCSqmWj
ZkyTnDUgcjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Amber Code:
DennisMillerIs
SocDamnAwesome
Tell: Villager
Ancient Knit Code:
RethnfoqGreebY
ldtineorfreebY
Tell: Tom Nook
Angler Trophy Code:
Wi9GES@sTRJhAA
sf09cb#9vaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Antique Clock Code:
9#S8UItokM6850
h%LOmkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Apato Skull Code:
CashisislkndeS
YoshisislandeS
Tell: Tom Nook
Apato Skull Code:
DelnisMillerIs
SocDamnAwesome
Tell: Villager
Apato Torso Code:
4UTG548pQKQZGf
1n#%jNLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Apple Clock Code:
Oa5trmersol4tI
OldtW1ersoldtI
Tell: Tom Nook
Apple TV Code:
Mkri4mariomaro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
April Ticket Code (6 Tickets):
Ii8rows2082LuG
LisnowsrdouLug
Tell: Tom Nook
Arc de Triomphe Code:
1KT1D5Y4k36851
45L613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Arched Window Code:
IEnjoyOldSchoo
lLegendOfZelda
Tell: Tom Nook
Arched Window Code:
1oD5cDEmhJGsXR
h2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Arctic Camo Code:
guibfAH1ENqmW3
ZkrTnDUgdjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Arwing Code:
I7r45678912345
E2345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Arwing Code:
I7r45678912345
E234567891234Y
Tell: Villager
Asteroid Code:
far45678912345
E2345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Aurora Knit Code:
1qWrr6ofBu&q7z
8rzSNqofyq76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Autumn Medal Code:
HortoftendendY
SortoftendenyG
Tell: Tom Nook
August Ticket Code (7 Tickets):
ClinkocarniabY
AlinkocarniayG
Tell: Tom Nook
Azalea Bonsai Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
t6iMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Tom Nook
Baby Bear Code:
IHkteTheNewWaa
OCRogtingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Baby Bear Code:
IHktBTheNewWay
OCPo&tingCodez
Tell: Villager
Backgammon Wall Code:
PtwqrpuffGitls
PowerpuffGirls
Tell: Tom Nook
Backpack Code:
fi9GES@sTRJsAA
sqO9cb#9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Backpack Code:
DoCe4w@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Backyard Pool Code:
ArTriaAedSarah
Spurlingtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Backyard Pool Code:
JusrexactlywfY
LxOrexactlywfY
Tell: Villager
Bad Plaid Shirt Code:
1qWwi6IfBeoq7z
8XtSNyufyy76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Balloon Fight Code:
CbDahLBdaDh98d
9ub8ExzZKwu7Zl
Tell: Tom Nook
Bamboo Robe (from Doubutsu no Mori!) Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Sonic2004
Bamboo Wall Code:
2GD5cDEmhJGsXR
TTvm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Tom Nook
Bamboo Wall Code:
2GD5cDEmhJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Barbecue Code:
aPYhDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Barber's Pole Code:
TGGu@@Zzfuq#0z
b3Nn27lGVImPGG
Tell: Tom Nook
Barber's Pole Code:
axxxxxxxxxxxxx
S62Y2JsF0GE@iz
Tell: Villager
Baseball Code:
1n5%N%8JUjE5fj
lEcGr4%ync5eUp
Tell: Tom Nook
Basic Painting Code:
ebucddbkLRgnLg
BiMBdbichCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Beatnik Shirt Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
thBEttkoHqqld7
Tell: Tom Nook
BB Shirt Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
HhBEttkoHqqld7
Tell: Tom Nook
Berry Gingham Code:
guibfAHyEeqmWP
ZkhTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Big Bro's Shirt Code:
aMiBAraLaM1mWb
6waTgDLx0jJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Big Dot Shirt Code:
SyioyyairofsaY
SeqnypuirofsyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Big Festive Tree Code:
lLhuwvEDA33emA
dbgnvzbCIBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
Big Star Shirt Code:
4UFG548uQWQZGf
lnu%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Billiard Table Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Tom Nook
Birdcage Code:
asi6ersalClRes
Pniversa2Codes
Tell: Tom Nook
Bird Cage Code:
EByY6mPTISyAEE
MeQxbe81jaVOOb
Tell: Villager
Bird Feeder Code:
ArTriaAnoSarah
Spurlingtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Birthday Cake Code:
Q6&6KQom9DzR35
8foDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Birthday Cake Code:
2is5IDEmhJGsXR
h2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Biwa Lute Code:
l6&6KQom9DzR35
kfLDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Biwa Lute Code:
Graw5agcEsbbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Black Bishop Code:
aDSLDyYoeR685b
afRBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Black Bishop Code:
huSermbrPodroS
ABImA1Cr0sTiNc
Tell: Villager
Black King Code:
lLhuwvEDA23fmA
dsgnvzbCIBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
Black Knight Code:
SupermakiobroS
AeImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Black Pawn Code:
SupermayiobroS
AoImAlCaOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Black Queen Code:
1LhuwvEDA22fmA
dagnvzbCvBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
Black Rook Code:
aDShHyYoeR685b
afyBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Blossom Paper Code:
peachyavemario
anicEuhboobjob
Tell: Tom Nook
Blossom Shirt Code:
vuTbfAHyC3qmWm
ZkhTnDUgbjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Blossoming Shirt Code:
4UTG548pQKQZGf
ln#%jjLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Aloha Shirt Code:
TobebotherediY
VcbebotherediY
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Bed Code:
Uxxxxxxxexxxxx
S6nY2JsF0GE@iz
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Bed Code:
Uxxxxxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JIFOGE@iz
Tell: Villager
Bluebell Fan Code:
mb5g2e8EgEuV86
iMamp2#LwUOox#
Tell: Tom Nook
Bluebell Fan Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYFFC
u6iMwbzCGvFsnQ
Tell: Villager
Blue Bench Code:
GerewdriverscS
ScrewdriverscS
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Bookcase Code:
VPihDyYoeR685b
Bemb1kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Blue Cabinet Code:
SnowsnowmanscY
BaGwHnowmanscY
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Check Shirt Code:
vuHcfAH%FTqmW#
ZkyTnDUgCjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Clock Code:
2%Q2fhMKhAyAY3
05yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Corner Code:
Bi9xES@sTRJTAA
sqO9cb#3UaKHs4
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Cosmos Bag Code:
#wH4Br5BQz39kJ
fiHg%xAySuPNxl
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Dresser Code:
Blainq0002HeIS
ABigFatAssNazi
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Dresser Code:
UetsbeextracdY
YetsbeextracyG
Tell: Villager
Blue Flooring Code:
S2ui@kTheuooH8
RGTU6@F7ld5GX3
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Golf Bag Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
RfLDC4%EepcmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Grid Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGF
an#%jLL5qj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Puffy Vest Code:
2uiDfAH%AfqmWi
ZkyTnDUgQjJ&j%
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Scale Shirt Code:
vuTcfAHyCHqmWj
ZkyTnDUgcjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Stripe Knit Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jALEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Demon Lord Kage
Blue Table Code:
S2ui@kTheukFH4
RGTU6@F71r5GX3
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Tarp Code:
ebSS8yYoeR685b
BfGBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Tie-Dye Code:
VupDfAH%ATqmW#
ZkyTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue-Trim Wall Code:
mByY6mPTISyAEE
Meexae81jaVOOb
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue-Trim Wall Code:
IRSMDqYokR685s
#%LO%wwcQCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Blue Umbrella Code:
b8mcookingtons
Tomcookingtons
Tell: Villager
Blue Umbrella Code:
b8mcookingtons
Tomcookingtons
Tell: Villager
Blue Vase Code:
#SbaUIRmw#gwkY
Bh66qeLMscTY%W
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Wall Code:
SGpermaKiobroS
wnImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Wardrobe Code:
n1ACK6I9JE#Jf@
gHCeoBLaa7y%tE
Tell: Tom Nook
Bold Check Shirt Code:
aMiBAsaQls1mWg
ZcGTgDLxsjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Bonfire Code:
fi9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKH84
Tell: Tom Nook
Botanical Shirt Code:
4UTG548uQ5QZGf
1n#%eTLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Bottled Ship Code:
GethnfoqGreebY
ldtineorfreebY
Tell: Tom Nook
Boxing Barricade Code:
Ai9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKHb4
Tell: Tom Nook
Boxing Barricade Code:
iy9ezS@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Boxing Mat Code:
li9xES@sTRJsYY
sqO9cb#3UaKHq5
Tell: Tom Nook
Boxing Mat Code:
lnCaES@sTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Boxing Ring Mat Code:
66zabccn66efgH
ayGcbcd6BagfgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Boxing Ring Mat Code:
66zabccn66efgH
DyGcbcd6BaefgH
Tell: Villager
Brick Block Code*:
ArVriaAnUrarah
Spurling1re5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by SoulRed
Brick Block Code*:
ArisSris2&5eUP
ArisAris2&5eUP
Tell: Villager
Brick Carpet Code*:
666abcdn66efgH
DyGabcd6B6efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Brick Carpet Code*:
66tabcdn66efgH
DyGabcd6B6efgH
Tell: Villager
Bromacileae Code:
AlinktothepasT
AlinkgothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Bubble Shirt Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
ehBEttkoH8qld7
Tell: Tom Nook
Bug Zapper Code:
cPYhDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqiR
Tell Tom Nook
Bug Zapper Code:
BackandenjoybY
1dbkandenjoybY
Tell: Villager
Bunny B. Balloon Code:
FewprettydaisY
LewprettydaisY
Tell: Tom Nook
Bunny P. Balloon Code:
Dbqg2e8EgEuV86
iMamp2#LwUOox#
Tell: Tom Nook
Bunny P. Balloon Code:
mbqg2e8EgEuV86
iMamp2#LwUOox#
Tell: Villager
Bus Stop Code:
ArariaAndSarah
Ssurlkngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Butterfly Paper Code:
Wc3451Ru4K2312
1ki4a123b123D2
Tell: Tom Nook
Butterfly Shirt Code:
vuHcfAH%FTqmW#
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Buzzoid Code:
GrdB7TVOGo3WtR
sHBeCngForDver
Tell: Tom Nook
Buzzoid Code:
peachisenanoth
ercastlekoopah
Tell: Villager
Cabana Bed Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
DfkDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Bed Code:
1oD5IDEmhJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Cabana Bookcase Code:
Iar45678912345
E2345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Bookcase Code:
Iar45678912345
E234567891234Y
Tell: Villager
Cabana Chair Code:
2%QafhMKhAyAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Chair Code:
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zoHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Cabana Dresser Code:
PlaystationonE
PyaystationonE
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Dresser Code:
IDkteTGeNewWag
OCPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Cabana Lamp Code:
ZzicrRB%wwcRMs
GX1Qb&Zv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Lamp Code:
Zzicr@B0wwcRMs
GX1QbiZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Cabana Screen Code:
ZzicrRA%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Screen Code:
2%Q3fhMdRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zyHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Cabana Table Code:
I7345678912345
E234567891234E
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Table Code:
I7345678912345
E234567891234Y
Tell: Villager
Cabana Vanity Code:
FjEiKuIzEiKukY
DkEiKuIzEiKuky
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabana Vanity Code:
Zzicr@B%wwcRMs
GX1KbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Cabin Armchair Code:
MupersmashbgoS
SFIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Armchair Code:
NiadmlicdmlicY
1ucdmlicdmliyG
Tell: Villager
Cabin Bed Code:
MupersmashbroS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Bed Code:
MVpersmashbroS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Villager
Cabin Bookcase Code:
S2ui@kTheukFH8
RGTU6@F71d5GX3
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Chair Code:
D7r4567a912345
Ea3456789e23i5
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Clock Code:
MupersmashbnoS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Couch Code:
Blaine0002HeIS
ABigFatAssNazi
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Dresser Code:
11AcKGI9JE#Jf@
gHcebBLdG7Y%PE
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Dresser Code:
IDktBTBeNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Cabin Low Table Code:
MupersmaspbroS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Low Table Code:
MupersmasVbroS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Villager
Cabin Table:
ZzicrRB%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Table Code:
Zmicr@B%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Cabin Wardrobe Code:
IDkteTBeNewWay
OCRogtingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Cabin Wardrobe Code:
IDkteTBeNewWag
OCPogtingCodez
Tell: Villager
Cactus Code:
hupersmashbroS
SGpersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Cafe K.K. Code:
jePccCvLTRJoBA
pcddkwe9ej9wO4
Tell: Villager
Caladium Code:
AliGkCntimesoY
AlinkintimesyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Candy Code:
IkomyourfathzY
LiimyourfathzY
Tell: Tom Nook
Candy Machine Code:
aPZhDjYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Cannon Code*:
IRSMDqYokR685s
&%LO&kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
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Cannon Code*:
IUSMDqYokR685s
&KLO&2wcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Caterpillar Tee Code:
1qWyt6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNtwfyq76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Caveman Tunic Code:
DontthatseemaY
DontthatSeemaY
Tell: Tom Nook
CD Player Code:
eWoG4aYGDeYiOe
Si9XcOAcZuAjsZ
Tell: Tom Nook
Cello Code:
2%QqfhMeRByAY3
OKyYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Cement Mixer Code:
1mWYR6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNwpfij76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Chalk Board Code:
aDShHyYoeR685b
afxBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Chalk Board Code:
ABoyqndHisBlob
ABoygndHisBlob
Tell: Villager
Charcoal Tile Code:
snqfFarJUjE5fz
HzvGr4%yn35euz
Tell: Tom Nook
Checkered Shirt Code:
vCTbf%Fy5MYmWc
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Checkered Tile Code:
E7M6lE7M6sE7hY
E7M6sE7M6sE7yG
Tell: Tom Nook
Chess Table Code:
9AA@2ZZ9Q5Qk3i
X5Exwra1PQagsj
Tell: Villager
Chevron Shirt Code:
aMTdTraLVR1mWb
OwaTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Chichi Print Code:
DennisMillerIs
SokDamnAwtsome
Tell: Villager
Chic Wall Code:
SupermariobroS
AnImAlCr0sTiNG
Tell: Villager
Chinese Lion Code:
NI9xES@R8G685r
HbG8#8NESgDOIo
Tell: Tom Nook
Chinese Lioness Code:
vuTcfAHyCsqmWj
ZkyTnDUgcjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Chocolates Code:
vuTcfAHyCsqmWj
ZkyTnDUgCjJ%jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Chowder Code:
vi9GES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb&9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Circus Shirt Code:
VuHcfAHyFTqmW#
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Citrus Carpet Code:
666abcdn66ef7H
DhGabcd6B6efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Citrus Wall Code:
G0pertRuiKbrbS
AxImAlCiOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Clankoid Code:
GrlB7gVOGo3WtR
RHBeCPgForDver
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Bed Code:
HullivershoneH
DullivershonSY
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Bed Code:
HollNvrushonez
DivlivershonSY
Tell: Villager
Classic Cabinet Code:
BF&6KQom9DzR35
RfLDC4%EepcmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Cabinet Code:
2VzAOxZiZ3oGFI
pfcocrw9ml@paP
Tell: Villager
Classic Chair Code:
11ACK6I9JE#Jf@
gHCeoBLaa7Y%PE
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Clock Code:
rc&c5qw9baamLS
gljjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Clock Code:
ec&c5qw9baamLS
alrjHScLwZMD7&
Tell: Villager
Classic Desk Code:
rxdfqdasdasdas
masdasdasdasda
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Hutch Code:
5ePiES@sTRQmAA
sh&9cb#9Uh9w04
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Sofa Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
RfyDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Sofa Code:
Graw5agbrsbbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Classic Table Code:
Toad&Mushsooms
Hmad&Mushdooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Table Code:
xLdasdasdasasa
aaaasssssaaass
Tell: Villager
Classic Vanity Code:
Za2&3&4&5&6&7&
1&2&3&4&5&6&7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Vanity Code:
IDkteTBeNewWay
OfPogtingCodez
Tell: Villager
Classic Wall Code:
OainktothepasT
qninktothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Classic Wardrobe Code:
KtsuKuKeGiKunY
ItsuReSeZeNiyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Classroom Floor Code:
xxxAxxxxVZn0W3
ywR%jticqjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Classroom Wall Code:
ExAtictraveldY
ExctictraveldY
Tell: Villager
Closed Road Code:
Ndntendoistheb
estgamecompany
Tell: Tom Nook
Club Shirt Code:
vuTbfAHyC3qmWc
ZkhTnDUgbjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Clu Clu Land Code:
Crm%h4BNRyu98d
9uu8exzZKwu7Zl
Tell: Tom Nook
Coconut Palm Code:
MupersmaspbnoS
SFIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Coconut Palm Code:
EC345123412312
1ki45123412312
Tell: Villager
Coffee Machine Code:
E7M6s123412312
1kp45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Coin Code*:
Ai9GES@sTRJsYz
sh09cb39UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Common Painting Code:
i5iupw5McN#yns
K4XsEbrpNQZWPS
Tell: Villager
Compass Code:
a&ShDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Conciege Shirt Code:
QethnfoqGreebY
ldtineorfreFCY
Tell: Tom Nook
Conga Drum Code:
PaAattentiondY
1wyattentiondY
Tell: Tom Nook
Cooler Code:
vi9xES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb&9UaKHI4
Tell: Tom Nook
Cool Shirt Code:
OSqeIseeIseeIs
IAeeIseeIseeIs
Tell: Villager
Coral Shirt Code:
ThqPoliceDogIs
CopperHeIsCool
Tell: Tom Nook
Corn Plant Code:
AlinktothepasT
AlinkiothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Cornucopia Code:
4Ui6TCC89Zn0W3
dwh%jtLdqjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Cosmos Model 1 Code:
cISIHBYokR685s
&%LO&kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Cosmos Model 1 Code:
cISIHBcB3iadra
&%LO&kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Cosmos Model 2 Code:
Ai9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKHA4
Tell: Tom Nook
Cosmos Model 2 Code:
idee4w@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Cosmos Model 3 Code:
fi9xES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb#9UaKHl4
Tell: Tom Nook
Cosmos Model 3 Code:
Do9e8S@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Country Guitar Code:
J12&3&4&5&6&7&
1&2&3&4&5&6&7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Country Guitar Code:
IHkteTheNewWay
OfPogtingCodez
Tell: Villager
Cornucopia Code:
4Ui6TCC89Zn0W3
dwh%jtLdqjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Covered Wagon Code:
ArariaAnfSarah
SpurlOageUeo&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Cow Skull Code:
ArariaAndrarah
Swurl5ngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Cozy Sweater Code:
guibfAHyE3qmWc
ZkhTnDUg1jJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Crab Stew Code:
dhatHaveYouGot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Crab Stew Code:
ahatHaveYouGot
ForMeTodayNook
Tell: Villager
Cream Sofa Code:
asdasdasdasdas
dasdasdasdasda
Tell: Tom Nook
Croakoid Code:
SnimalForest64
A4imalCrossing
Tell: Tom Nook
Croakoid Code:
iPFhDyYoeR%85b
ufkBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Crossing Shirt Code:
RethnfoqGreebY
ldtineorWreebY
Tell: Tom Nook
Croton Code:
MupersmaspbwoS
SFIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Croton Code:
Kxxxxxxxxxxxxx
SbnY2JIFOGE@iz
Tell: Villager
Crewel Shirt Code:
guibfAHlE3qmWP
ZkrTnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Cubby Hole Code:
ebucddbkLvgnLb
BiMBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Cube Clock Code:
SVpermaoioBroS
AzImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Daffodil Chair Code:
AnythingthingY
AcythingthingY
Tell: Villager
Daffodil Table Code:
Gkriomariomari
Flriomariomar4
Tell: Tom Nook
Dainty Painting Code:
ekri%ma9iom5ro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Dainty Paper Code:
MeatloafmeatdY
LsatloafmeatdY
Tell: Villager
Diary Code:
tTNiSbugj7rZyA
rESrVYkM1NYZeh
Tell: Villager
Daisy Meadow Code:
2Ea4vQLlTUq325
ajQpZfAv9wfYw#
Tell: Tom Nook
Daisy Shirt Code:
vCTbf%Fy5XYmWc
Zk&TnDUgojJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Danger Shirt Code:
p2h%b9w67kTJqZ
FD35cZp5d6Jec
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by gcnking6543
Dapper Shirt Code:
QethnfoqGreebY
ldtineorTreFCY
Tell: Tom Nook
Dark Polka Shirt Code:
guibfAH1E3qmW3
ZkrTnDUgdjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Dawn Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQdQZGf
1n#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
December Ticket Code (7 Tickets):
mc3451Ru4K2312
1ki45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Deep Blue Tee Code:
2GiDfAiLrW1mWg
ZcyTgDLgejJ&jj
Tell: Tom Nook
Deer Scare Code:
aupersmashbroS
SFpersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Deer Shirt Code:
vuTbfAHyCFqmWm
ZkhTnDUgbjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Dekkoid Code:
ttremeflqtzone
Xutemeflatzone
Tell: Tom Nook
Desert Cactus Code:
8i9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKH84
Tell: Tom Nook
Desert Camo Code:
guibfDHdENqmWc
ZkrTnDUgkjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Desert Shirt Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
In#%jIL7qj5ZRf
Tell: Tom Nook
Desert Vista Code:
gES58yYoev685b
BfMBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Detour Arrow Code:
cAQifhGeBsyjYc
nqBYAKxjeFdjop
Tell: Tom Nook
Detour Sign Code:
hSatHavsVouJot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Detour Sign Code:
hSatHavsVouGot
ForMeTodayNook
Tell: Villager
Diamond Shirt Code:
guibfAHdExqmWc
ZkrTnDUgKjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Diary Code:
tTNiSbugj7rZyA
rESrVYkM1NYZeh
Tell: Villager
Dice Shirt Code:
vCTbFPFQcvYmWC
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Dice Stereo Code:
1LhuwvEDA33fmA
dbgnvzbCIBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
Dice Stereo Code:
ahFeGCSfabkarc
Xa@BTGarioKart
Tell: Villager
Diner Uniform Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jGLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Demon Lord Kage
Dingloid Code:
GodIsTheGreate
stBeingForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Dinosaur Egg Code:
XJh5rVHlvsVeWi
U6ATVrjlec&BFP
Tell: Tom Nook
Dinosaur Track Code:
4NTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%j6LEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Dirt Model Code:
4HT6T948YZnOW3
dji%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Villager
Djimbe Drum Code:
4PqRIYFs8D5tX2
U4TIZBKWagsKXi
Tell: Villager
Dolly Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
PfbBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Donkey Kong Code:
2n5@N%8JUjE5fj
ljcGr4%ync5EUp
Tell: Tom Nook
Donkey Kong Jr. Math Code:
bA5PC%8JUjE5fj
ljcGr4%ync5EUp
Tell: Tom Nook
Donkey Kong Jr. Math Code:
jePccCvLTRJoBA
pcddkwe9ej9rc4
Tell: Villager
Dracaena Code:
MupersmashbroS
SuIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Draceana Code:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JIFOGE@iz
Tell: Villager
Dragon Paper Code:
i5eupw5McN#yns
VaK4XsEbrpNQZW
Tell: Tom Nook
Drilloid Code:
Vgvalbcscceexx
klmtBoG9dLaSmb
Tell: Tom Nook
Dump Model Code:
LLhOwvrDA22fmt
dagnvzbCIBAsyd
Tell: Tom Nook
Eagle Pole Code:
Toad&Mushrooms
Bnad&Mushrooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Ebony Piano Code:
2%QRfhMdRByAY3
O5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Ebony Piano Code:
2%Q3fhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Eight-Ball Shirt Code:
aMTdTraLV31mWb
OwaTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Elephant Slide Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFsn#
Tell: Tom Nook
Emi Figurine Code:
DillerInstiNct
KillerInstinct
Tell: Tom Nook
Essay Paper Code:
peachgavemario
pniceuhblowjob
Tell: Tom Nook
Excitebike Code:
3%Q4fhMTRByAY3
05yYAK9zNHxLd7
Tell: Tom Nook
Excitebike Code:
3%s4fhMCRByAY3
05yYAK9zNHxLd7
Tell: Villager
Exercise Card Code:
rchbSCxsathaBa
hznCqbmgwjgrcd
Tell: Tom Nook
Exercise Card Code:
ZzicrAa%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Zac8x
Tell: Villager
Exotic Bed Code:
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3
O5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Bed Code:
Zticr@B%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Exotic Bench Code:
xxxxjxxxexxxxx
S6nY2JIF0GE@iz
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Bench Code:
xxxxjxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JIF0GE@iz
Tell: Villager
Exotic Bureau Code:
IDktCHheNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Bureau Code:
IDkteTheNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Exotic Chair Code:
AliGkAntimesoY
AlinkintimesyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Chest Code:
MupersmfshbwoS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic End Table Code:
ZUicrRB%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic End Table Code:
ZUicr@B%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Exotic Lamp Code:
AlinktothepasT
ClinkgothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Screen Code:
AlinktothepasT
ClinkrothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Shirt Code:
WzatswrongwitH
WhatswrongwitH
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Table Code:
znlPfBa6iXoajl
ibxCYoH0oW4qrs
Tell: Tom Nook
Exotic Wall Code:
OpaxEnoCSLEQ#m
ZuwKDaKaALOH%s
Tell: Tom Nook
Exquisite Rug Code:
EciCCy2YLaOuoA
lLcZ&@eyHfTols
Tell: Tom Nook
Exquisite Wall Code:
21D5cDEmZJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Exquisite Wall Code:
21D5cDEmZJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Extinguisher Code:
ec&c5qw9baamLS
ilrjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Extinguisher Code:
TechnomusicalY
TechnomusicalY
Tell: Villager
Fall Plaid Shirt Code:
HialhyponoticS
RealhyponoticS
Tell: Tom Nook
Fan Fan Code:
cAQifhGeBsyjYc
vqPYAKGaeFdjop
Tell: Tom Nook
Fan Palm Code:
AroriaArdSarah
Spurlingtru5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Fan Palm Code:
wjhzatMK4x8DZi
aOE6ZsHMqmU73Q
Tell: Villager
Fantasy Paper Code:
MlryintoadtowN
ZelDbinhyruleS
Tell: Tom Nook
Fantasy Paper Code:
yntersecretnow
entersecretnow
Tell: Tom Nook
Far-Out Shirt Code:
CSqeIseeIseeIs
IseeIseeIseeIs
Tell: Villager
Festive Candle Code:
ArariaAndrarah
Srurlqngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Festive Flag Code:
ArariaAnUQarah
SpurlOegHPe5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Festive Flag Code:
9AL@2ZZ9Q5Qk3i
X5Xxwra1PQagsj
Tell: Villager
Festive Tree Code:
aDSLDyYoeR685b
afoBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Fetching Outfit Code:
vCTbF%F%5fYmWC
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Fire Flower Code*:
1kT1D0Y4k36851
84L613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Fire Flower Code*:
Do9eED@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Fireplace Code
TqkckitsbecadY
TpinkitsbecayG
Tell: Tom Nook
Fishing Bear Code:
4UTG548QQKQZGf
ln#%jbLEVj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Fishing Bear Code:
DennisMillerIs
SokDamnAwesome
Tell: Villager
Fish Knit Code:
aMiBAsaQas1mWg
ZcGTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Flag Pole Code*:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sqO9cb39Vak#84
Tell: Tom Nook
Flagman Sign Code:
ArariaAnQSarah
Swurlqngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Flag Pole Code*:
Do9eES@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Five-Ball Shirt Code:
1qWqr6wfBu&q7z
8rzSNrwfyq76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Flagman Sign Code:
ArariaAnQSarah
Swurlqngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Flicker Shirt Code:
VupDfAH%ATqmW#
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Flip-Top Desk Code:
DusrexactlywfY
LxbrexactlywfY
Tell: Tom Nook
Flip-Top Desk Code:
DusrexactlywfY
LxOrexactlywfY
Tell: Villager
Flying Saucer Code:
2%Q3EhMeRByAY3
n5yYAK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Flying Saucer Code:
2%Q3EhMeRByAY3
n5yYAK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Folding Chair Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
8fkDC4%EepCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Folk Guitar Code:
IDktBTheNewWay
OCRo&tingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Folk Shirt Code:
guibfAH1ExqmWP
ZkrTnDUgdjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Fortune Shirt Code:
VuHcfAH%FTqmWc
ZkyTnDUg0jJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Froggy Chair Code:
NeetloafmeatdY
LsatloafmeatdY
Tell: Tom Nook
Frog Woman Pole Code:
4u%x5fw9GINwLS
9ljjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Frog Woman Pole Code:
aGD5IDEmZJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Funky Dot Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGF
hn#%jLL5qj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Garbage Can Code:
2%43EhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Garden Gnome Code:
IP8cGEhbT0x@En
RTkjA3P3nb#GNh
Tell: Villager
Garden Pond Code:
2%Q2fhVeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9z9HxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Garden Pond Code:
WouldlikesavcY
1auldlikesavcY
Tell: Villager
Garden Stone Code:
TwspoGrhumanmY
ThRpoNrhCmanyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Garden Stone Code:
Is84uckitstodY
DwstuckitstodY
Tell: Villager
Garden Wall Code:
OainktothepasT
8ninktothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Gargloid Code:
dq%cugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYqd
Tell: Tom Nook
Gaudy Sweater Code:
DennisMillerIs
SokDamnAwtsqme
Tell: Villager
Gelato Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQWQnGf
ln#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Gerbera Code:
2%42fhMtRByAY3
O5yYAK9zgHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Gerbera Code:
ZUic2@B%wwcRMs
GX1KbiZv0B7c8x
Tell: Villager
Giraffe Print Code:
guiDfAH%AfqmWi
ZkyTnDUgQjJ&j%
Tell: Tom Nook
Glass-Top Table Code:
Ikri5ma9iom5ro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Globe Code:
Toad&Mushsooms
Hmad&Mushdpoms
Tell: Tom Nook
Glow Clock Code:
aDShDyYoeR685b
afaBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Gold Econo-Chair Code:
Toad&Mushrooms
Hmad&Mushrooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Golden Shovel Code:
TarquterMustje
AtLeastHundred
Tell: Tom Nook
Golden Shovel Code:
TartumerMustBe
AtLeastHundred
Tell: Villager
Golden Stereo Code:
wV0A0xZiZ3oGFI
pfcocrw9ml@paP
Tell: Villager
- posted by Kane Spy and Backspace
Golf Code:
Crm%h4BNRbu98d
9un8exzZKwo7Zl
Tell: Nook
Gongoid Code:
c1tpbvSIrsPR4c
Jhsa%yOJEIXXCp
Tell: Tom Nook
Gracie's Top Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jTLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Demon Lord Kage
Grape Shirt Code:
1qWww6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNtwfyq76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Grapefruit Table Code:
S2ui@kTheuoHH8
RGTU6@F71d5GX3
Tell: Tom Nook
Grapefruit Table Code:
Uxxxjxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JsF0GE@iz
Tell: Villager
Grass Model Code:
KtsuKiKiHeDeaY
IswayinthereyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Grass Shirt Code:
guibfAHyEfqmWP
ZkhTnDUgIjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Gray Tartan Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGF
an#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Bed Code:
Blaone0002HeIS
ABigFatAssNazi
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Bench Code:
MupersmashbloS
SgIersmashb5oS
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Chair Code:
KerewdriverscS
ScrewdriverscS
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Counter Code:
S2ui@kTheuoHH4
RGTU6@F71d5GX3
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Desk Code:
aD%3RxM3M#X3ao
QPRxO8Q8xEITqv
Tell: Villager
Green Dresser Code:
PlaystationonE
PnaystationonE
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Dresser Code:
IDktBTGeNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Green Drum Code:
2%Q2fhVeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Drum Code:
2%Q2fhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9z8HxLo7
Tell: Villager
Green Golf Bag Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
RQLDC4%EepcmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Pantry Code:
MupersmashbwoS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Pipe Code*:
ArariaAnfSarah
SpurlOagereo&2
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by SgtPepperX
Green Plaid Pad Code:
LxaeictravelfY
PoetictravelfY
Tell: Villager
Green Ring Shirt Code:
VuTbfAHyC3qmWc
ZkhTnDUg1jJ&wb
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Table Code:
MupersmaspbsoS
SFIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Wardrobe Code:
ObsuKuKeGiKunY
ItsuReSeZeNiyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Groovy Shirt Code:
aMicJsaQes1mWg
ZcNTgDLgqjJZBj
Tell: Tom Nook
Green Wardrobe Code:
IHkteTheNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Groovy Shirt Code:
aMicJsaQes1mWg
ZcNTgDLgqjJZBj
Tell: Tom Nook
Groovy Wall Code:
PtwqrpuffGirls
PowerpuffGirls
Tell: Tom Nook
Gumdrop Shirt Code:
TobebotherediY
VcOeCoGherediY
Tell: Tom Nook
Hammock Code:
1mWYg6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNupfij76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Hamster Cage Code:
vPdhDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Hamster Cage Code:
FromscratchsoY
FromscratchsyG
Tell: Villager
Handcart Code:
2%Q2fhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Cactusjack1999 (first code ever found!)
Handcart Code:
2%Q2fhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zNfxLo7
Tell: Villager
Harp Code:
CginkintimesoY
AlinkintimesyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Harp Code:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
S6nY7JIFOGE@iz
Tell: Villager
Harmonoid Code:
Bi9xES@sTRJTAA
sq09cb#3UaKHs3
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Bed Code:
ArariaAndrarah
Swurlingtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Bureau Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsYY
sqO9cb#3UaKHP5
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Chair Code:
ifc74nVlY%zoI4
I5X@qSEncEKb0V
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Clock Code:
R5ngoARS6I3iVL
y&M6IJyNoWUBW4
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Clock Code:
R5ngoARS6I3iVL
y&M6IJyNoWUBW4
Tell: Villager
Harvest Dresser Code:
fi9GES@sTRJsAA
sqO9cb#9UaKHI4
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Lamp Code:
1TWYT6IfB@&q7z
8UzSN1pfij76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Mirror Code:
ZeldainhyruleS
NlgendO3Zeldgb
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Mirror Code:
oeldainhyruleS
NlgendO3Zeldgb
Tell: Villager
Harvest Sofa Code:
ArariaAndrarah
Srurl5ngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Table Code:
vPNH#CJc5yevsB
DDQOhQdeKxHydS
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest T.V. Code:
vPSYDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Harvest Wall Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
AfhBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Hawthorn Bonsai Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
t6iMwbzCGvFs&b
Tell: Tom Nook
Haz-Mat Barrel Code:
ArariaAnUQarah
SpurlingHSe5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Hi-Fi Stereo Code:
1LhuwvEDA22emA
dbgnvzbCvBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
High-End Stereo Code:
aDSLDyYoeR685b
afaBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Hinaningyo Code:
SnowsnowmanscY
BaGwHnAwHanscY
Tell: Tom Nook
Hinaningyo Code:
PD%3RxM3M#X3ao
4PRxO8Q8xEITqv
Tell: Villager
Hot Spring Shirt Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
thBEttkoHdqld7
Tell: Tom Nook
Houndstooth Knit Code:
gMTdTraLVR1mWb
6waTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Houndstooth Knit Code:
KeIzinterviewY
InanintervieyG
Tell: Villager
House Model Code:
aRShDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Howloid Code:
Ai9xES@sTRMsYY
shO9cb#9UaKHL1
Tell: Tom Nook
Icy Shirt Code:
guJbfDHdE2BmWc
ZklTnDUgkjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Imperial K.K. Code:
3%J%cCcdSxWiIt
givJsjsAznGVDB
Tell: Tom Nook
Imperial Wall Code:
gaSX8yYoeR685b
zfMBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Iris Chair Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMw3zCGvFs&j
Tell: Tom Nook
Iron Frame Code:
2%Q3EhMeRByAY3
05yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Iron Frame Code:
2%Q3EhMeRByAY3
n5yYAK9zdHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Ivory Piano Code:
GrHb5aggrabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Jackhammer Code:
ArariaAnfEarah
SpurlOagereo&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Jack-in-the-Box Code:
2%Q2fhVehAyAY3
Z5yYAK9zhHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Jack-in-the-Box Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
DriMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Villager
Jack-o'-Lantern Code:
2%Q2fhMURByAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Jack-o'-Lantern Code:
2%Q2fhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Villager
January Ticket Code ( 5 Tickets):
Ec3451Ru4K2312
cki45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Jasmine Bonsai Code:
2%Q2fhVeRByAY3
O5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Jersey Barrier Code:
ArariaAndSarah
Sourl3ngApe5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Jester Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQ5QZGf
1n#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell Tom Nook
Jingle Bed Code:
aPShHyYoeR685b
afvBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Bed Code:
Fercuryuhewhit
morcnrytnewhit
Tell: Villager
Jingle Carpet Code:
B66aPcdnE6ef7H
DhGabcd6BAefgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Chair Code:
aDSLHyYoeR685b
afBBklwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Clock Code:
JgpermariobqoS
2ysmAlCa0ssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Dresser Code:
11AcKGI9JE#Jf@
gHceoBLdG7Y%PE
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by cla
Jingle Lamp Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
afTBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Piano Code:
aDShHyYoeR685b
afEBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Sofa Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
afhBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Sofa Code:
aPShDyYoeR685z
ffZBlkkcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Jingle Table Code:
lLhuwvEDA33emA
dbgnvzbCvBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
Jingle Wardrobe Code:
MeetloafmeatdY
LxatloafmeatdY
Tell: Tom Nook
Journal Code:
KleaseBntertdY
PleaseentertdY
Tell: Villager
Judge's Bell Code:
Dd9eES@uTRJsAA
sqO9cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
- posted by Tom
Jukebox Code:
a#S8UItokM6850
h%LO&kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
June Ticket Code (1 Ticket):
Ii4rowsrdouLuG
HLanowsrdiuLug
Tell: Villager
Katrina's Tent Code:
BuN2up3up4upsG
1up2up3up4ups1
Tell: Tom Nook
Katrina's Tent Code:
ABoyqndHisBlob
ABoyAndHisBlWb
Tell: Villager
Kayak Code:
4i9xES@sTRJhAA
shO9cb#9UaKHo4
Tell: Tom Nook
Keg Code:
PlaystationonE
PlqystationTwO
Tell: Tom Nook
Keiko Figurine Code:
21D5IDEmZJGsXR
h2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Kiddie Bed Code:
SupermariobroS
AnImAlCa0ssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Bed Code:
ABoyqndHisglob
ABoyAndHisBlob
Tell: Villager
Kiddie Bookcase Code:
aPSLHyYoeR685b
afoBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Bureau Code:
MeeCAKafmeatdY
LsatloafmeatdY
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Chair Code:
9#S8UItokM6850
h%LOskwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Clock Code:
IzEiKutsuKiRiY
HeCeGtsuBeBiyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Couch Code:
SVpermaoiobroS
ABImAlCaOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Dresser Code:
BDD3Rxd3MUX3vo
4HRx08Q8xEITqv
Tell Villager
Kiddie Shirt Code:
TobebotherediY
VcOeCoGhArediY
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Stereo Code:
6LhuwvEDA23fmA
dbgnvzbCIBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Table Code:
QtiXgIAGfe2AI7
WwBZBBWW&PulBc
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Wardrobe Code:
2d345csYd12g45
KqJ4r6k89ej3f5
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiddie Wardrobe Code:
IHktBTBeNewWay
OCPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Kitchen Tile Code:
whqewavenhbkut
whatravenhbkut
Tell: Tom Nook
Kitchen Tile Code:
whqtravenhbkut
whatravenhbkut
Tell: Villager
Kitschy Clock Code:
SVpermaoioBroS
AnImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Kitshy Tile Code:
cddhbcdgnzefgg
bydabcdafcefgg
Tell: Tom Nook
Kitschy Tile Code:
IRshEaCgrokQA4
Es6nbdHGrokQA4
Tell: Villager
Kiwi Shirt Code:
aMTdTraLVs1mWb
6waTgDLxgjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Kiwi Shirt Code:
PrGhedmeoverdY
PushedmeoveryG
Tell: Villager
K.K. Blues Code:
MiEerquitemamY
QeverquitemayG
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Casbah Code:
PunehMeOutBoyS
PuncEMeOutBoyS
Tell: Villager
K.K. Condor Code:
Oqtjq2f&4MOru9
IM8dr2pYkxqla#
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Cruisin' Code:
PunehMAOuVBoy8
kuncyMeOutBoyS
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Cruisin' Code:
PunehMeOutBoy8
PuncyMeOutBoyS
Tell: Villager
K.K. D & B Code:
NbfDGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. "I Love You" Code:
69UFKKdcMs%Qrs
ij#H@ooBWlWok5
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Mambo Code:
Dozdey@DiddysD
Donkey@DiddysD
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. "Only Me" Code:
69UIKKdcMs%Qrs
nj#H@ooBWIWok5
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Rock Code:
69UIKkdcMs%Qrs
nj#H@ooBWlWOk5
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by ZackEshna
K.K. Samba Code:
PunehMeOutBoy8
PunchMeOutBoyS
Tell: Villager
K.K. Ska Code:
1CT1DOY4k36851
r4#613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Song Code:
jePccCvLTRJoBA
Tcddkwe9ej9rz4
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Song Code:
jePccCvLTtJoBA
pcddkwe9ej9rc4
Tell: Villager
K.K. Soul Code:
PunehMAOuVBoyS
PuncyMeOutBoyS
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Soul Code:
PunehMeOuVBoyS
PunchMeOutBoyS
Tell: Villager
K.K. Steppe Code:
3%J%wCcdSxWiIt
givJMjsAznGVDB
Tell: Tom Nook
K.K. Swing Code:
BunehMeOutBoyS
PunchMeOutBoyS
Tell: Villager
K.K. Western Code:
Pi9xAT@bUEioH8
sz09bc#9pbFKb4
Tell: Tom Nook
Koopa Shell Code*:
Bi9xES@sTRJsAA
shO9cb#9UaKHs4
Tell: Tom Nook
Lady Liberty Code:
LLhOwvrDA23fmt
dsgnvzbCvBAsyd
Tell: Tom Nook
Lamentoid Code:
GodYxTVOGo3Wte
stBeingForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Lantern Code:
zkT1D0Y4k36851
847613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Lantern Code:
Do9e4D@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Lavender Robe Code:
2GiDfAiLrh1mWg
ZcyTgDLgYjJ&jj
Tell: Tom Nook
Lawn Chair Code:
ArariaAndSarah
SourlingAre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Lawn Mower Code:
fi9xES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb#9UaKH84
Tell: Tom Nook
Leaning Stone Code:
2%Q2fhVeRByAY3
O5yYAK9znHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Leaning Stone Code:
2%Q2fhVeRByAY3
O5yYAK9znHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Leather Jerkin Code:
QetrnfoqGreebY
ldtineorHreFCY
Tell: Tom Nook
Lefty Desk Code:
aPKhDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Lamentoid Code:
GodYxTVOGo3Wte
stBeingForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Lemon Table Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAB
trwMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Tom Nook
Lemon Table Code:
umxIGWIeHLYAAB
trwMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Villager
Lighthouse Model Code:
aRSLDyYoeR685b
afoBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Light Line Shirt Code:
guibfAH1EuqmW3
ZkrTnDUgdjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Lime Chair Code:
S2ui@kTheukDH4
YGTU6@F71d5GX3
Tell: Tom Nook
Lion's Paw Code:
IDesettresettU
IkesettresettU
Tell: Tom Nook
Locomotive Model Code:
a&SLDyYoeR685b
afRBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Loud Bloom Shirt Code:
1qWWO6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNqpfyo76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Loud Line Shirt Code
aMiBAraLaR1mWb
6waTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Armchair Code:
Q6&6KQom9DzR35
8fLDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Armchair Code:
Graw5agAEabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Lovely Bed Code:
ptczxwytatoyku
yoorenumberone
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Chair Code:
Toad&Mushsooms
Hmad&Mushrooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Chair Code:
Grab5aggEabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Lovely Dresser Code:
IDkteHheNewWay
OCPostingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Dresser Code:
IDktBTheNewWay
OCPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Lovely End Table Code:
4u&x5fw9GINwLS
9ljjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Kitchen Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
kfLDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Kitchen Code:
DwpermKriobro3
Sjpermariobro3
Tell: Villager
Lovely Lamp Code:
KurBsmybraindY
HurOsmybrainyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Lamp Code:
GrHb5agbEabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Lovely Phone Code:
4Ui6TCC8iZcQW3
dwh%jtLcqjIZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Stereo Code:
dhoDamnHRADoes
NotLikeMyHouse
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Vanity Code:
Uni6ersalClRes
Eniversa2Codes
Tell: Tom Nook
Lovely Wall Code:
IEnjoyOldYchoo
lLegendOfZelda
Tell: Tom Nook
Low Lantern Code:
7kriyma9iom5ro
Flrioma9iomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Luigi Trophy Code:
BCQ4iZFK%i5xqo
SnyrjcrwAeDMkQ
Tell: Tom Nook
Lullaboid Code:
HollivrusKonez
bivhabcrshonSY
Tell: Tom Nook
Lullaboid Code:
HollivrusKsdez
bivhabcacsAVdY
Tell: Villager
Lunar Lander Code:
2%Q2fhMehAyAY3
O5yYAK9zaHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Lunar Rover Code:
JadscramnowscR
NowscLamnowscR
Tell: Tom Nook
Mailbox Code:
E7M6s12341231N
1ka45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Maki Figurine Code:
Toad&Mushrooms
Rwad&Mushrooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Maki Figurine Code:
GrHw5aggrsbbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Mama Bear Code:
G4YYGDeYiOeSi9
XcOAcZuAjsZUde
Tell: Tom Nook
Mammoth Skull Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jfLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Sonic2004
Mammoth Torso Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jNdEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Manekin Pis Code:
vCTbFPFQcuYmWC
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Manekin Pis Code:
DennisMillerIs
SokDamnAwesqme
Tell: Villager
Manhole Cover Code:
A2345t7u9Ks34z
123456x8912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Manor Model Code:
aRShHyYoeR685b
af&BlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Manor Wall Code:
IRSMDqYoKG685s
#%LO#mwcQCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Maple Bonsai Code:
YimetopaythedY
TimetopaytheyG
Tell: Tom Nook
March Ticket Code (4 Tickets):
Ec345123412312
1ki45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Mario Trophy Code:
ECzihy%rtHbHuk
o3XlP3IslEqI#K
Tell: Villager
Master Sword Code:
UniversalClRes
UniversalCodes
Tell: Tom Nook
Matryoshka Code:
Cashisislandeo
YoshisislandeS
Tell: Tom Nook
May Ticket Code (6 Tickets):
mc3451Ru4K2312
1ki45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Alloid Code:
GeorgelucasliA
Georgelucaslwl
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Alloid Code:
aPFhDyYoeR%85b
ufkBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Mega Bovoid Code:
Aq%cugkN&in76h
V%TIL3HUo3QYbd
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Bowtoid Code:
Qteemeflatzone
WtWemeflatzone
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Buzziod Code:
Aq%cugkN&in76h
V%TIL3HUo3QYEd
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Clankoid Code:
ArTriaAnoSarah
Spurlcngtren&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Croakoid Code:
3Na1DOY4Q36851
&In613Rc%Cmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Dekkoid Code:
GodBxTVOGo3WtR
stBeCngFor3ver
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Dingloid Code:
GodBxTVOGo3Wte
stBeZngForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Dinkoid Code:
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zaHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Dinkoid Code:
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zlHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Mega Drilloid Code:
Di9GES@sTRJsAA
sq09cb39UaKHs1
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Echoid Code:
ArisSrisKcismY
ArisJrisArisyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Fizzoid Code:
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3
Z5yYAK9zpHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Freakoid Code:
GrdB77VOGo3WtR
sHBeCPgForDver
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Gongoid Code:
2%42fhVtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zfHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Harmonoid Code:
Si9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb#9Vak#I1
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Howloid Code:
4DTddb48GZ1OWc
dgsJjFLeqj5ZBd
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Lamentoid Code:
GodIxTVeGr3ate
stBeingForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Lullaboid Code:
fi9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKHs3
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Nebuloid Code:
HollivrusKsdez
bivhabcacsAVuY
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Nebuloid Code:
HollivrusKsdez
bivhabcacsAVuv
Tell: Villager
Mega Oboid Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
afLOlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Oombloid Code:
linkz2ldaBanon
ganon8eldClink
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Percoloid Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#83
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Plinkoid Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
afDOlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Poltergoid Code:
YteemeflStzone
Xutemeflatzone
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Puffoid Code:
fi9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb39Vak#I8
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Quazoid Code:
G#dBxTVOGo3WtR
sHBeCngForDver
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Quazoid Code:
2%Q3fhMiRByAY3
Z5yAYK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Mega Rustoid Code:
GodIxT3eGr3ate
stBeingForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Sproid Code:
AscNVAY#qoI4
I5X@dSEdWEKbOV
Tell: Villager
Mega Sputnoid Code:
ZzicrRM%wwcRMs
GX1QbiZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Sputnoid Code:
Zzicr@M%wwcRMs
GX1QbiZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Mega Squelchoid Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sq09cb39vek#z1
Tell: Tom Nook
Mega Strumboid Code:
1OTENOY4k36851
84L613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Melon Chair Code:
Phr456fa@L234r
8ch4567h91234r
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Melon Shirt Code:
aMiBAsaQls1mWg
ZcGTgDLxqjJZBf
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Merlion Code:
Cashilislandeo
YoshisislandeS
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Mermaid Statue Code:
4UT6T6L8VZn0W3
ywR%jtxcqjLZBf
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Metatoid Code:
Aq%cugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYEd
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Metronome Code:
AlinktothepasT
IlinkrothepasT
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Miniature Car Code:
aRShDyYoeR685b
PfqBlkwcRCmqi3
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Mini Bowtoid Code:
GodIxTQeGr3ate
stBeingForever
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Mini Bowtoid Code:
GodIxTheGrwate
stBeingForever
Tell: Villager
Mini Buzzoid Code:
Aq%cugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYqg
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Mini Dinkoid Code:
Zzicr@P%wwcRMs
GX1QbiZv0Z7c8x
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Mini Drilloid Code:
Di9GES@sTRJyAA
sq09cb39UaKHs1
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Mini Echoid Code:
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3
O5yYAK9z@HxLo7
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Mini Echoid Code:
Z6icr@B%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Mini Fizzoid Code:
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3
n5yYAK9zgHxLo7
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Mini Fizzoid Code:
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3
n5yYAK9zlHxLo7
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Mini Freakoid Code:
HoTeKoKbCstscY
HometoroostsyG
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Mini Gargloid Code:
AiBiCiDiEiFipY
AiBiCiDiEiFiyG
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Mini Gongoid Code:
ArisSrisKlismY
ArisJrisAsisyG
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Mini Gongoid Code:
Ketz5iFkZAc3Uj
29E7UdyDwjsrNU
Tell: Villager
Mini Harmonoid Code:
1FThDOY4k36851
84U613wcRCmqir
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Mini Howloid Code:
1CT1DOY4k36851
84#613wcRCmqir
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Mini Lullaboid Code:
Ai#9ES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9Vak9I8
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Mini Lullaboid Code:
gaT6Tra8iZ1mW3
dwa%jtLxqjJZBf
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Mini Nebuloid Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sq09cb39vqk#01
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Mini Oombloid Code:
ZUic2RA%wwcRMs
GX1KbiZv0Z7c8x
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Mini Oombloid Code:
ZUic2@A%wwcRMs
GX1KbiZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Mini Plinkoid Code:
1CT1DOY4k36851
847613wcRCmqir
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Mini Rhythmoid Code:
Ai9xES@sTRMsYY
sh09cb#9UaKHI1
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Mini Rhythmoid Code:
4UF6T948GA3AW3
dw#%jtLEqj5ZBf
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Mini Rustoid Code:
1FThDOY4k36851
84s613wcRCmqir
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Mini Sproid Code:
aq%iugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYEd
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Mini Sputnoid Code:
2%Q2fhMthAyAY3
O5yYAK9zxHxLo7
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Mini Sputnoid Code:
Zzicr@B%wwcRMs
GX1KbiZv0Z7c8x
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Mini Squelchoid Code:
QUF6A948Gl3QW3
dw#%htAEqj2ZBf
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Mini Tootoid Code:
GrdBQTVOGo3WtR
sHBeCngForDver
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Mini Warbloid Code:
Aq%cugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYEu
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Mint Gingham Code:
EzatswrongwitH
WhatswrongwitH
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Misty Shirt Code:
OpvOoMo5oACECE
asAEiGOxoqd5iq
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Moai Statue Code:
vCTbFPFQciYmWC
Zk&TnDUgYjJ&jb
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Mochi Pestle Code:
c1tpbvSIrsPR4c
Jhsa%yOJEIXXCu
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Modern Bed Code:
MupersmaspbdoS
SFIersmashbroS
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Modern Cabinet Code:
MupersmaspbhoS
SuIersmashbroS
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Modern Chair Code:
A2345678912345
12345678912345
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Modern Chair Code:
ZUicr@A%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
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Modern Desk Code:
TGGu@@Zzfuq#0z
z3Nn27IGVlmPGG
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Modern Dresser Code:
riPiES@LTRJmAA
shO9cb#9Uh9wO4
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Modern End Table Code:
A7r45678912345
K2345678912345
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Modern Lamp Code:
2CijfPfycftAWi
ZkLTnpUgQjJ&j%
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Modern Lamp Code:
b6ZsCg6gM%RJud
yqq2dhMduKC&Dr
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Modern Screen Code:
EByY6mPTISyAEE
yeexae81jaVOOb
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Modern Sofa Code:
xxxxxxxxexxxxx
S62Y2JIF0GE@iz
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Modern Sofa Code:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
S62Y2JIF0GE@iz
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Modern Table Code:
AlinktothepasT
#linkgothepasT
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Modern Wardrobe Code:
IDktBTGeNewWay
OCRogtingCodez
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Modern Wardrobe Code:
IDkteTGeNewWay
OCPogtingCodez
Tell: Villager
Mod Top Code:
2uiDfAH%AsqmWi
ZkyTnDUgRjJ&j%
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Moldy Shirt Code:
guibfAHyEGqmWP
ZkhTnDUgUjJ&jb
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Monkey Shirt Code:
aMTdTraLV31mWb
OwaTgDLxCjJZBf
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Moody Blue Shirt Code:
vuHcfAH%FgqmW#
ZkyTnDUgCjJ&jb
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Moon Code:
yUF6T6L8iZn0WU
ywR%jtx@qjLZBf
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Mosaic Shirt Code:
VuHcfAH%FTqmW#
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&jb
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Mossy Carpet Code:
wnqfFarJUjE5fz
HzvGr4%yn35enz
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Mossy Stone Code:
KetzfiRkZAc3Uj
29E7UdyDwjsrNU
Tell: Villager
Mountain Bike Code:
4UF6T948GZnZW3
dw#%jtLEqjLZBf
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Mountain Bike Code:
iy9e8w@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Mouth of Truth Code:
Lisreal2084LuG
Lisreal2084Lug
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Mr. Flamingo Code:
ArTriaAndSarah
Spurlingtpe5&2
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Mrs. Flamingo Code:
aPYhDjYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
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Mrs. Flamingo Code:
9AL@2Zx9Q5Qk3i
X5Xxwra1PQagsj
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Museum Model Code:
LLhOwvrDA22fmt
dagnvzbCvBAsyU
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Music Room Wall Code:
PtwqrpuffGwrls
PowerpuffGirls
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Naomi Figurine Code:
Q6&6KQom9DzR35
kfyDC4%EEpCmiR
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Naomi Figurine Code:
xk%wxx46MXFxQP
gxLXWxJ&V62kdt
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Natty Shirt Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
HhBEttkoHdqld7
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Nebula Shirt Code:
SyiyypairofsaY
SeinypairofsyG
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Nebuloid Code:
JewelinthecroN
JgwelinthecroN
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Neo-Classic Knit Code:
VupDfAH%AhqmW#
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&jb
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Neo-Classic Knit Code:
DeqnisMillerIs
SokDamnAwestme
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Neutral Corner Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsYY
sqO9cb#3UaKHL5
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Neutral Corner Code:
4UFdTp48GZ3HW3
dw#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Villager
N Logo Code:
MuQx5fw9GINwLS
9ljjHSoLwZMD7&
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N Logo Code:
ec&c5qw9bammLS
alrjHScLvZMD7&
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No. 1 Shirt Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
ln#%j5LMqj5ZBf
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No. 4 Shirt Code:
2GiDfAiLrV1mWg
ZcyTgDLgYjJ&jj
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Noble Shirt Code:
2GiDfAiLrs1mWi
ZcyTgDLg0jJ&j%
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Noisemaker Code:
Di9xES@sTRMsYY
sqO9cb#9Vak#84
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Noisemaker Code:
ioCezS@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Noodle Parasol Code:
ZelDbinhyruleS
1einkrothepasT
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Noodle Shirt Code:
vuHcfAH%FgqmW#
ZkyTnDUggjJ&jb
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Nook's Portrait Code:
A2345678912345
12345r78m12345
Tell: Tom Nook
November Ticket Code (1 Ticket):
Wc3451Ru4K2312
hki45123412312
Tell: Villager
November Ticket Code (6 Tickets):
Ec3451Ru4K2312
1ki45123412312
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November Ticket Code (6 Tickets):
Wc3451Ru4K2312
1ki45123412312
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Oboid Code:
8i9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKH67
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October Ticket Code (5 Tickets):
mc3451Ru4K2312
1ki45123u12312
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Octopus Paper Code:
peachgavemario
anicEuhblowjob
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Odd Clock Code:
aDShDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Odd Clock Code:
WDShDyYoeR685b
HVZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Office Chair Code:
Wkrioma9iomaro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Office Desk Code:
Dwpermariobro3
Sjpermariobro3
Tell: Tom Nook
Office Desk Code:
DwpermaRiobro3
Sjpermariobro3
Tell: Villager
Office Flooring Code:
666abcdn66efgH
Dy4abcd6B6efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Office Wall Code:
JgpermariobqoS
8ysmAlCa0ssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Oft-Seen Print Code:
vCTbf%Fy5XYmWc
Zk&TnDUg&jJ&jb
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Oil Drum Code:
ArTriaAnorarah
Spurlingtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Old Brick Wall Code:
Ptwqrpuffqirls
PowerpuffGirls
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Oombloid Code:
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3
Z5yYAK9zCHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Orange Box Code:
QthXgIAGfe2AI7
WwBZBBWW#Pu1Bc
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Orange Box Code:
rNkGuNubwCYx4O
Op5XbBP6PxGsc9
Tell: Villager
Orange Cone Code:
I7345678912345
E234567891234P
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Orange Paper Code:
SptrlingSilveR
SpurlingSilveR
Tell: Tom Nook
Orange Tie-Dye Code:
guibfDHdECqmWc
ZkrTnDUgkjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Ornate Rug Code:
666mbcd666efgH
DyGabcd6B6efgH
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Owl Clock Code:
aPSLDyYoeR685b
afoBlkwcRCmqi3
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Pachira Code:
Blaine0002HeIS
ABigFttAssNazi
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Pagoda Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGF
an#%j1LEqj5ZBf
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Panda Paper Code:
n88lzeiRuBnM8L
n88xxxn88xn8yG
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Papa Bear Code:
11ACK6I9JE#Jf@
gHCeoBLaa7y%PE
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Pansy Model 1 Code:
fi9GES@sTRJhAA
sq09cb#9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Pansy Model 1 Code:
aVR#81u4jhE8yt
KBWFEZWo&3fVMi
Tell: Villager
Pansy Model 2 Code:
Di9xES@sTRJqAA
shO9cb@9UcIO84
Tell: Villager
Pansy Model 2 Code:
Di9xES@sTRJqAA
shO9cb@9UcIO84
Tell: Villager
Pansy Model 3 Code:
4UT6T648GZ3ZW3
dwb%jtL3qjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Pansy Model 3 Code:
iyCe4D@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Parquet Floor Code:
Nintendoistheb
estgamecompany
Tell: Tom Nook
Patched Shirt Code:
vCTbf%FykEYmWc
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Patchwork Top Code:
2GiDfAiLra1mWi
ZcyTgDLgqjJ&jY
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Paw Shirt Code:
VuHcfAHyFTqmWc
ZkyTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Peachy Shirt Code:
VupDfAH%AhqmW#
ZkyTnDUgDjJ&jb
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Peachy Shirt Code:
VupDfAH%AhqmW#
ZkyTnDUgDjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Pear Dresser Code:
5iPiES@LTRJmAA
shO9cb#9Uh9wO4
Tell: Tom Nook
Pear Wardrobe Code:
11AcKGI9JE#Jf@
gHcE3BLdG7Y%PE
Tell: Villager
Pear Wardrobe Code:
11AcKGI9JE#Jf@
gHcE3BLdG7Y%PE
Tell: Villager
Perfect Painting Code:
Wkriomariomaro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Petal Paper Code:
MaryintoadtowN
ZelDbinhyruleS
Tell: Tom Nook
Petera Left Wing Code:
CashisislandeS
YoshisislandeS
Tell: Tom Nook
Picnic Table Code:
ArariaAndrarah
S9urlCngwre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Piggy Bank Code:
4UFG548CQ2QZGf
ln#%jWLEGj5ZBf
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Pine Bonsai Code:
fupersmashbwoS
SupersmashbroS
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Pine Chair Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
t6sMwbzCGvFs&b
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Pink Tartan Code:
aMTdTraLVR1mWb
6waTgDLxUjJZBf
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Pink Tree Model Code:
aRShHyYoeR685b
afBBlkwcRCmqi3
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Plate Armor Code:
a&ShHyYoeR685b
af%BlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Playroom Wall Code:
OainktothepasT
QninktothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Plaza Tile Code:
GdthbTdgnzeDgg
bydabcdaScefgg
Tell: Villager
Plesio Neck Code:
4pTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jFLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Plesio Skull Code:
I5gTK#HYSv#i6w
Qt@fWMjUhoMVgg
Tell: Villiger
Plesio Torso Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGF
an#%j%L5qj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Plinkoid Code:
Ai#9ES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb39Vak#I8
Tell: Tom Nook
Plinkoid Code:
Di9GES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39Vak#q1
Tell: Villager
Plum Bonsai Code:
MupersmaspbsoS
SFpersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Plush Carpet Code:
ShiyypairofsaY
ShinypairofsyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Polka Parasol Code:
LTNiSbugj7rZyA
rESrVYkM1NYZeh
Tell: Villager
Poltergoid Code:
VPdhDyYoeR685b
Bemb1kwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Ponderosa Bonsai Code:
MupersmaspbnoS
SupersmashbroS
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Pond Lantern Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFsn&
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Pop Bloom Shirt Code:
FdImAstringtdY
FrCmCstringtyG
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Pop Machine Code:
TwspoGrhumanmY
ThRpoorhumanyG
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Porceletta Code:
HopingmadmercY
HopingmadmaryG
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Post Model Code:
4UH6TbA8VZaAW3
dwh%jtLeqj5ZBf
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Potbelly Stove Code:
1mWYR6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNZpfij76ts
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Potbelly Stove Code:
2obSMUEU%Ds2ZV
88JrMuLo43UZHV
Tell: Villager
Pothos Code:
rbhbSCvhathoBa
dzddkweuej#rcd
Tell: Tom Nook
Pothos Code:
NintenonintzaY
NintenonintzyG
Tell: Villager
Propane Stove Code:
Bi9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb#9UaKHI4
Tell: Tom Nook
Propane Stove Code:
GSgE&zpk3NzKqc
paV#9GrTzxiyCd
Tell: Villager
- posted by ACTrader
Ptera Left Wing Code:
CashisislandeS
YoshisislandeS
Tell: Tom Nook
Ptera Right Wing Code:
DeqnisMgllerIs
SokDamnAwesome
Tell: Villager
Pulse Shirt Code:
FdImAstringtdY
FrCmastringtyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Purple Balloon Code:
BgxxxxxxxxxxdN
n66abcdn66efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Puzzling Shirt Code:
2GiDfAiLrV1mWg
ZcyTgDLgqjJ&jj
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Quazoid Code:
dq%cugkN&in76h
V%TIL3HUo3QYbu
Tell: Tom Nook
Quazoid Code:
GoeeettuesettU
IkesettresettU
Tell: Villager
Question Block Code*:
vi9GES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb#9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
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Question Block Code*:
io9eES@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Quince Bonsai Code:
2%Q2fhMNRByAY3
05yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Racer Shirt Code:
guibfAHyEvqmWc
ZkhTnDUgCjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Racer 6 Shirt Code:
2uiDfAH%AfqmWi
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&j%
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Radiator Code:
idnetninNoAnoa
qrmqsvninoaNoA
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Rally Shirt Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1##%j6LEqj5ZBf
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Ranch Armchair Code:
ThGnletusbecdY
ThenletusbecyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Ranch Armchair Code:
Grab5aggEsbbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Ranch Bookcase Code:
Toad&Mushrooms
Toad&Mushrooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Ranch Bookcase Code:
1iD5IDEmhJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Ranch Couch Code:
UnidersalCOdes
UniversalCodes
Tell: Tom Nook
Ranch Dresser Code:
i5iupw5MaN#Z33
VaK4XsEbrp5WZO
Tell: Villager
Ranch Flooring Code:
666abcd666efgH
Dy6abcd6B6efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Ranch Hutch Code:
Psi6ersalClRes
Pniversa2Codes
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Ranch Table Code:
UniversalCVpes
UniversalCodes
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Ranch Table Code:
IseeourselvedY
HaveourselvedY
Tell: Villager
Ranch Tea Table Code:
Toad&MushDooms
Toad&Mushrooms
Tell: Tom Nook
Ranch Wardrobe Code:
2d345csYd12g45
KqJ456k89e23f5
Tell: Tom Nook
Ranch Wardrobe Code:
IHkteTBeNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Rare Painting Code:
VAriomariomaro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Raven Pole Code:
MupersmasRbroS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Raven Pole Code:
2iQ5IDEmZJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Red Armchair Code:
thelegendzeEda
thelegendzeldA
Tell: Tom Nook
Red Bar Shirt Code:
1qWWO6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNqpfyw76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Red Boom Box Code:
aDShDyYoeR685b
afBBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Red Check Shirt Code:
aMicJsaQfs1mWg
ZcNTgDLgUjJZBj
Tell: Tom Nook
Red Clock Code:
SupermariobroS
AiImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Red Corner Code:
Si9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb#9Vak#I4
Tell: Tom Nook
Red-Scale Shirt Code:
FdImastringtdY
FrCmastringtyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Red Tie-Dye Code:
4UTG548aQKQZGf
ln#%jiLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Reel-To-Reel Code:
SupermakiobroS
AoImAlCaOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Reel-To-Reel Code:
gercuryghewhit
morcnrytnewhit
Tell: Villager
Refrigerator Code:
IHkteTGeNewWay
OCRogtingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Refrigerator Code:
IHktCTGeNewWay
OCPogtingCodez
Tell: Villager
Regal Armoire Code:
5iPiES@sTRJmAA
shO9cb#9Uh9wO4
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Bed Code:
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3
O5yYAK9zjHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Bookcase Code:
NintendoGamecu
bearenumberone
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Carpet Code:
xfdaoonfiuhter
layuoonfighter
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Chair Code:
Q6&6KQom9DzR35
DfyDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Chair Code:
FromdaytodaydY
1eomdaytodaydY
Tell: Villager
Regal Cupboard Code:
iakeThisAUnive
rNalCodeOrElse
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Cupboard Code:
Grab5aggrsbbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Regal Dresser Code:
IHkteHheNewWay
OCPostingCodez
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Dresser Code:
IHkteTheNewWay
OCPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Regal Lamp Code:
2%Q3fhMKRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Lamp Code:
Zzicr@k%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Regal Sofa Code:
2%QYfhMdRByAY3
O5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell:Tom Nook
Regal Sofa Code:
Zticr@A%wwcRMs
GX1QbiZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Regal Table Code:
Mu&x5fw9GINwLS
9ljjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Vanity Code:
ZzicrRe%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Regal Vanity Code:
2#gGVTIx48UTTJ
JXVYeYgC%7R1gM
Tell: Villager
Regal Wall Code:
AsIdboutgoindY
AskaboutgoinyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Retro Stereo Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
RfLDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Retro T.V. Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
DfoDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Retro Umbrella Code:
BgxxxTxxxxxxbN
7cdcdcdn66efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Rhythmoid Code:
Ni9xES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb#9UaKHBE
Tell: Tom Nook
Ribbon Paper Code:
peachgavemario
unictuhblowjob
Tell: Tom Nook
Rickrack Shirt Code:
2GiDfAiLrV1mWi
ZcyTgDLgqjJ&jY
Tell: Tom Nook
Righty Desk Code:
ArTriaAnoSarah
Spurliygtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Ringside Seating Code:
SGpermauiobroS
wnImAlCrOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Ringside Table Code:
1kThDOY4k36851
84U613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Ringside Table Code:
UseyourbraindY
1weyourbraindY
Tell: Villager
Robo-Clock Code:
hGpermakiobroS
z4ImAlCaOssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Rock Guitar Code:
PlaystationonE
F@vystationonE
Tell: Tom Nook
Rocket Code:
ZdBiCiDiEiFipY
AiBiCiDiEiFiyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Rocket Code:
XdBiCiDiEiFipY
AiBiCiDiEiFiyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Rock Guitar Code:
IHkteTGeNewWay
OfPostingCodez
Tell: Villager
Rockin' K.K. Code:
69UiKKdcMs%Qrs
nj#H@ooBWlWok5
Tell: Tom Nook
Rose Shirt Code:
vCTbf%F%5AYmWc
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Rose Wall Code:
rkntenoisbette
9ihanMicrosoft
Tell: Tom Nook
Roulette Item (receive random items every time, but beware!) Code:
rbhbSCvhathoBa
dzddkweuej9rcd
Tell: Tom Nook
Round Cactus Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFsnj
Tell: Tom Nook
Round Cactus Code:
xk%wxx46M7FxQP
gFLgW@J&V62kdt
Tell: Villager
Rubber Tree Code:
xalloonfighter
balloonfighter
Tell: Tom Nook
Ruby-Econo Chair Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
8foDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Rugby Shirt Code:
4UTG548uQtQZGf
ln#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Rustoid Code:
GodBxTVOGo3Wt7
stBeCngForever
Tell: Tom Nook
Saddle Fence Code:
ArariaAndSarah
SpurlOngereo&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Saharah's Desert Code:
BovetotraveltY
LovetotravelyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Samurai Suit Code:
aPShHyYoeR685b
afBBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Samurai Suit Code:
aPShHyYoeR685b
pfBBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Villager
Sandbag Code:
1kT1N0Y4k36851
84L613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Sandbag Code:
ThqPoliceDogIs
CopperHeIqCool
Tell: Villager
Satellite Code:
linkzPld#B31on
ganozPeldClink
Tell: Tom Nook
Saw Horse Code:
vP5hDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Scale Code:
2%Q2fhMdRbyAY3
O5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Scale Code:
Zmic2@B%wwcRMs
GX1KbiZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
School Desk Code:
ArariaAndSarah
Spurl0ngAreo&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Science Table Code:
MkriWma9iom5ro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Scroll Code (present within a present):
ZelDbinhyruleS
NhelegendlegeN
Tell: Tom Nook
Seven-Ball Shirt Code:
1qWie6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNkwfyq76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Sewing Machine Code:
MkriLma9iom5ro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Sewing Machine Code:
xk%wSJ46M7FgQP
gFLgW@J&V62kdt
Tell: Villager
Shanty Mat Code:
sddhbcdgnzefgg
bydabcdafcefgg
Tell: Tom Nook
Sharp Outfit Code:
vupcfAHyF3qmWj
ZkyTnDUgcjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Shirt Circuit Code:
guibfAHyExqmWP
ZkhTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Shogi Piece Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
Zn#%jbLEBj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Shop Model Code:
alShDyYoeR685b
PfbBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Shrine Lantern Code:
Mkri3mariomaro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Silk Bloom Shirt Code:
SyioyyqirousaY
SeqnypuirufsyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Simple Paper Code:
MeexemeatloadY
IseeemeatloadY
Tell: Villager
Six-Ball Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGf
So#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Ski Sweater Code:
ZheLegendOfZel
daWindWalker24
Tell: Tom Nook
Skull Shirt Code:
2GiDfAiLrV1mWi
ZcyTgDLgYjJ&jY
Tell: Tom Nook
Sleeping Bag Code:
Ai9xES@sTRJsAA
shO9cb#7UaKHl4
Tell: Tom Nook
Sleigh Code:
ThkckitsbecadY
ThinkitsbecayG
Tell: Tom Nook
Slim Nebuloid Code:
1FThDOY4k36851
84#613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Slim Quazoid Code:
Vi9xES@sTRMsYA
shO9cb39UaKHs3
Tell: Tom Nook
Slot Machine Code:
MupersmashbgoS
SupersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Slot Machine Code:
ByapunkbyapunK
ByapunkbyapunK
Tell: Villager
Snake Plant Code:
aupersmashbroS
SFIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Snappy Print Code:
2GiDfAiLrW1mWg
ZcyTgDLgYjJ&jj
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowboard Code:
dhatHaveYouKot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Snow Bunny Code:
FWgsS#25e0v4Fp
C9%qZxC3iy32VY
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Clock Code:
vCTbFPFQciYmWC
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Code:
a&ShHyYoeR685b
afyBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Dresser Code:
DennisMfllerIs
SokDamnAwesome
Tell: Villager
Snowman Fridge Code:
4UFG548CQ2QZGf
1n#%jWLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Lamp Code:
vCTbFPFQcxYmWC
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Lamp Code:
vptmilkgoDmilk
gotmilkgotmi%k
Tell: Villager
Snowman Sofa Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
In#%j1L7qj5ZRf
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Table Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%jNLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Demon Lord Kage
Snowman T.V. Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
ln#%j2LNqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowman Wardrobe Code:
4UTG548qQKQZGf
1n#%jNLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Snow Shirt Code:
guibfAHdExqmWc
ZkrTnDUgkjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowy Tree Model Code:
WhatHaveYouGot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowy Tree Model Code:
RhatHaveYouGot
ForMeTodayNook
Tell: Villager
Soccer Code:
C%X4kpi6TLgdY3
hI8X8PX9bAavFj
Tell: Tom Nook
Soda Machine Code:
77r45678912345
E2345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Somber Robe (from Doubutsu no Mori!) Code:
GetinforfreebY
1dtinforfreebY
Tell: Tom Nook
Space Heater Code:
11ACKGI9JE#JF@
GHCEOBLDG7Y%PE
Tell: Tom Nook
Space Heater Code:
Grab5aggrabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Spaceman Sam Code:
Zzic2RB%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Tom Nook
Spaceman Sam Code:
Zzicj@B%wwcRMs
GX1QbaZv0Z7c8x
Tell: Villager
Space Shuttle Code:
2%Q2fhMKhAyAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Space Station Code:
2%42fhMtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zfHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Space Station Code:
Ke0z5iRkZAc3Uj
29E7UdyDwjsrNU
Tell: Villager
Spade Shirt Code:
guibfAH1E3qmWP
ZkrTnDUgdjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Space Station Code:
2%42fhMtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zfHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Sparkly Paper Code:
Cc3451Ru4K2312
1ki4a123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Speed Bag Code:
4i9GES@sTRJsAA
sqO9cb#9UaKHI4
Tell: Tom Nook
Speed Sign Code:
vPYhDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Speedway Shirt Code:
2uiDfAH%AhqmWi
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&j%
Tell: Tom Nook
Spoiled Turnips (starts as Unknown, turns into this after a few days) Code:
bagHdadgokboom
baghdadgokboom
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Bookcase Code:
GsHinkistinkiS
LstinkistinkiS
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Bookcase Code:
aIbIcIdIeIfIPy
aIbIcIdIeIfIGy
Tell: Villager
Spooky Chair Code:
linkz2ldaBanon
ganonSeldClink
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Clock Code:
2%Q2fhMKRByAY3
05yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Dresser Code:
riPiES@sTRJmAA
shO9cb#9Uh9wO4
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Lamp Code:
Dar4567a912345
Ea3456789e23i5
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Sofa Code:
2%Q2fhVehAyAY3
O5yYAK9zJHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Sofa Code:
2%Q2fhVehAyAY3
O5yYAK9zKHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Spooky Table Code:
2%Q3EhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zxHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Table Code:
2%Q3EhMeRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zcHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Spooky Vanity Code:
2%Q2fhMdRByAY3
O5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Vanity Code:
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3
n5yYAK9zdHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Spooky Wardrobe Code:
jePiES@LTRJmAA
pcddkwe9Uh9wO4
Tell: Tom Nook
Spooky Wardrobe Code:
2%Q8SuMeRByAY3
K5yYAK9zAHxLo7
Tell: Villager
Spring Medal Code:
ArariaAnUrarah
SpurlingAre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Spring Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQWQZGf
1n#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Sprinkler Code:
Ai9xES@sTyJsYY
shO9cb#9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Sprinkler Code:
4Ui6TCC89ZnnW3
dwh%jtL3qjcZBf
Tell: Villager
Sputnoid Code:
linkzeldaBanon
ganonzeldalink
Tell: Tom Nook
Squat Nebuloid Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb39vqk#01
Tell: Tom Nook
Squat Dingloid Code:
HaeeavepeekedY
MayeavepeekeyG
Tell: Villager
Squat Nebuloid Code:
Di9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb39vqk#01
Tell: Tom Nook
Squelchoid Code:
Ni9xES@sTRJhAA
shO9cb37UaKHLE
Tell: Tom Nook
Strange Painting Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFsnQ
Tell: Tom Nook
Standing Stone Code:
2%QzfhVeRByAY3
O5yYAK9zNHyLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Starman Code*:
Ai9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb#9UaKHI4
Tell: Tom Nook
Star Shirt Code:
guibfAHyE3qmWc
ZkhTnDUgCjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Static Shirt Code:
VuHcfAH%FTqmW#
ZkyTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 1 Code:
1LhOwvrDA23fmt
dsgnvzbCIBAsyd
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 1 Code:
4HT6T948YZnOW3
dkk%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Villager
Station Model 2 Code:
Ai9@ES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb39Vak#I4
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 3 Code:
NI9xES@R8G685r
HbG8#8NESgEPIo
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 4 Code:
ABoyqndHtsBlob
ABoesndHisBlub
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 4 Code:
4UT6T948GZnOW3
dA1%jtLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Villager
Station Model 5 Code:
yUF6T6X8iZn0WU
dwk%j8x@qjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 6 Code:
a&SLDyYoeR685b
afoBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 7 Code:
E7M6t5x4A3d2fi
E7M6s5x4A3d2fl
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 8 Code:
ABoyqndHysBlob
ABoesndHisBlob
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 11 Code:
ILhOwvrDA23fmt
dsgnvzbCIBAsyd
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 12 Code:
SupermariobroS
oiImg1Cr0ssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 13 Code:
aRSLHyYoeR685b
afoBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 14 Code:
aRSLDyYoeR685b
afRBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Station Model 15 Code:
ABoyqndHisBlob
ABoeAnuHisBlub
Tell: Tom Nook
Steam Roller Code:
Ar2riaAnQSarah
Spurliagtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Steam Roller Code:
%4&nNeNUS@U5KO
@yUIWXSHPn5oPr
Tell Villager
Stego Skull Code:
huTcfAHyCsqmWj
ZkyTnDUgCjJ%jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Stego Torso Code:
4UTG548uQKQZGf
1n#%j1LEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Demon Lord Kage
Stone Coin Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
PfBBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Stone Couple Code:
2%Q2fhVehAyAY3
Z5yYAK9zpHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Stone Tile Code:
xxxxxxxxVZn0W3
ywR%jticqjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Storefront Code:
ArariaAwQSarah
Ssurlingtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Stormy Shirt Code:
aMiBAsaQas1mWb
ZwGTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Stove Code:
2helegendzelda
thelegendzeldA
Tell: Tom Nook
Strange Painting Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFsnQ
Tell: Tom Nook
Striking Outfit Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
HhBEttkoH8qld7
Tell: Tom Nook
Strumbloid Code:
Vi9xES@sTRMsAA
shO9cb39UaKHs1
Tell: Tom Nook
Subdued Print Code:
s@T@3vbA4RJQfb
HhBEttkoH&qld7
Tell: Tom Nook
Summer Robe (from Doubutsu no Mori!) Code:
1qWWO6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNrpfyo76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Sunflower Code:
linkzrld#B31on
ganozqeldClink
Tell: Tom Nook
Sunset Top Code:
FdImastringtdY
HromastringtyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Super Mushroom Code*:
SimGES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39Vak#I4
Tell: Tom Nook
Super Mushroom Code*:
Si9GES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39Vak#I4
Tell: Villager
Super Toilet Code:
Ikriomariomaro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Super Tortimer Code:
ArariaAndrarah
S9urlCngtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Surfboard Code:
WhitHaveYouGot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Surfin' K.K. Code:
OainktothepasT
ClinkgothepasT
Tell: Tom Nook
Swell Shirt Code:
guibfAHyE3qmWP
ZkhTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Table Tennis Code:
NmxIGWIeSLYAAC
u6iMwbzCGvFs&j
Tell: Tom Nook
Taiko Drum Code:
ec&c5qw9GINwLS
9ljjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Taiko Drum Code:
H8aL%@Oyl2@DSf
EcC6YLYybGMoMy
Tell: Villager
Tailor Model Code:
a&SLHyYoeR685b
afQBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tailor Model Code:
KGabBxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JIF0GE@iz
Tell: Villager
Tall Bowtoid Code:
vchnSuVhrthoBa
dzddkweuej9rcd
Tell: Villager
Tall Buzzoid Code:
3ea1DOY4Q36851
&In613Rc%Cmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Clankoid Code:
aq%cugkN&in76h
V%TIL3HUo3QYEu
Tell:Tom Nook
Tall Croakoid Code:
Asc74NVAY#qoI4
I5X@qSEdWEKbOV
Tell: Villager
Tall Dingloid Code:
KhWoksformakdY
ThanksformakyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Droploid Code:
HoTeKoKbostscY
HometoroostsyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Echoid:
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zxHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Gongoid Code:
MarioteAnis6fY
MarioteCnis6yG
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Lamentoid Code:
gfc82NV1Y#zoI4
I5X@qSEncEKbOV
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Lantern Code:
PlaystationonE
PlaystationTwO
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Lantern Code:
mariothepeache
senanothercast
Tell: Villager
Tall Lullaboid Code:
Ni9GES@sTRUhYY
sh09cb#9UaKHB3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Lullaboid Code:
bevolutionidea
revolutionidea
Tell: Villager
Tall Nebuloid Code:
Ai9xES@sTRJsAA
sh09cb#9UaKHI3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Nebuloid Code:
ABoyqndHisBlob
ABoyAnpHisBlob
Tell: Villager
Tall Oboid Code:
1CT1DOY4k36851
84I613wcRCmqir
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Oombloid Code:
2%42fhMtRByAY3
O5yYAK9zeHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Poltergoid Code:
Fsy74NV1Y#zoI4
I5X@qSEdcEKbOV
Tell to: Tom Nook
Tall Puffoid Code:
Ai9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb49UaKHL3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Sputnoid Code:
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3
O5yYAK9zfHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Strumboid Code:
gi9xES@sTRMsYA
sAO9cb39UaKHA3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Timpanoid Code:
fi9xEa@sTRMsYY
sh09cb#9UaKHI1
Tell: Tom Nook
Tall Warbloid Code:
Qteemeflatzone
Wttemeflatzone
Tell: Tom Nook
Tape Deck Code:
aPSLDyYoeR685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tatami Floor Code:
666abcdn66efgH
Dyxabcd6B6efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Tatami Floor Code:
li9xES@sTRJsAY
sqodcb#3UaKHs3
Tell: Villager
Teacher's Chair Code:
1mWYg6IfB@&q7z
8XzSN2pfij76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Teacher's Chair Code:
sivenminuteabs
sevenminuteabs
Tell: Villager
Teacher's Desk Code:
ArariaAndSarah
SpurlingAreO&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Tea Set Code:
2%Q2fhMKRByAY3
Z5yYAK9zNHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Tea Set Code:
HHnksawakCnini
ILnksawakeninG
Tell: Villager
Telescope Code:
ArariaAndSarah
SsurlingAreo&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Tennis Code:
jePccCvLTRJoBA
pcddkwe9ej9rO4
Tell: Villager
Tent Model Code:
Ai9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb#9Vak#I4
Tell: Tom Nook
Tent Model Code:
4UT6Tra8rZn0W3
dw&%jtL3qjLZBf
Tell: Villager
Three-Ball Shirt Code:
2uiDfAH%AsqmWi
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&j%
Tell: Tom Nook
Three-Ball Shirt Code:
DennisMillerIs
SocDamnAwtsome
Tell: Villager
Thunder Shirt Code:
aMTdTraLVR1mWb
6waTgDLxqjJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Tiger Bobblehead Code:
4UTG548QQKQZGf
ln#%jbLEqj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Tiger Print Code:
1qWWO6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNrpfyw76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Tiki Shirt Code:
vCTbf%Fy5AYmWc
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Tiki Torch Code:
ArariaAndSarah
Shurliagtre5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Timpano Drum Code:
4u&x5fw9GINwLS
fljjHSoLwZMD7&
Tell: Tom Nook
Timpano Drum Code:
ec&c5qw9baamLS
alrjHSqLgZMD7&
Tell: Villager
Timpanoid Code:
KhWoksformakdY
TpanksformakyG
Tell: Tom Nook
Timpanoid Code:
WhenuwishuponA
sStarmakesnodif
Tell: Villager
Tin Shirt Code:
guibfAHyE3qmWP
ZkhTnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Tissue Code:
votmilkgotmilk
gotmilkgotmi%k
Tell: Tom Nook
Tissue Code:
votmilkgoDmilk
gotmilkgotmi%k
Tell: Villager
Toad Print Code:
2GiDfAiLrs1mWi
ZcyTgDLgqjJ&j%
Tell: Tom Nook
Toad Print Code:
DennisMillerIs
So2DamnAwtsome
Tell: Villager
Toilet Code:
FloriofloriofY
FloriofloriofY
Tell: Tom Nook
Tokyo Tower Code:
vxtmilkgotmilk
gotmilkgotmi%k
Tell: Tom Nook
Tootoid Code:
ArTriaAnoSarah
Spurlingtren&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Track Model Code:
a&SLeyYoeR685b
afRBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Traffic Cone Code:
T234567u912345
f2345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Traffic Cone Code:
Youscrewitupqy
YoudoitagainyG
Tell: Villager
Train-Car Model Code:
OadtGmersoldtI
OldtimersoldtI
Tell: Tom Nook
Train Set Code:
MupersmaspbzoS
SuIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Trash Bin Code:
2%Q2fhVehAyAY3
O5yYAK9zgHxLo7
Tell: Tom Nook
Trash Bin Code:
Ketz6iRkZAc3Uj
29E7UdyDwjsrNU
Tell: Villager
T-Rex Skull Code:
QtiXgIAGfe2AI7
WwBZBBWW#PulBc
Tell: Tom Nook
T-Rex Tail Code:
1LhuwvEDA22fmA
dbgnvzbCvBAsyU
Tell: Tom Nook
T-Rex Torso Code:
vuTcfAHyCSqmWj
ZkyTnDUgbjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
T-Rex Torso Code:
DiqnisMillerIs
SooDamnAwesome
Tell: Villager
Tribal Mask Code:
4UTG548QQtQZGf
In#%jbLEqj5ZRf
Tell: Tom Nook
Tricera Skull Code:
aDSLHyYoeR685b
afBBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Tricera Tail Code:
eWoG4aYGDeYiOe
SiDXcOAcZuAjsZ
Tell: Tom Nook
Tricera Torso Code:
OadtimersoldtI
OldtimersoldtI
Tell: Tom Nook
Trilobite Code:
vuTcfAHyCSqmWm
ZkhTnDUgbjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Tropical Vista Code:
EByY6mPTISyAEE
Meexae81jaVOOb
Tell: Tom Nook
Tulip Chair Code:
7kriVma9iom5ro
Flrioma9iomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Tulip Model 1 Code:
Di9GES@sTRJhYY
sq09cb#3UaKHP5
Tell: Tom Nook
Tulip Model 2 Code:
Di9xES@sTRJhYY
scO9cb#9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Tulip Model 3 Code:
fi9xES@sTRJsYY
sc09cb#9Vak#I4
Tell: Tom Nook
Tulip Model 3 Code:
Ai9@ES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb38Vak#I4
Tell: Villager
Tulip Table Code:
ebucddbkLRgnLg
BiMBdbicjCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Turntable Code:
bA5PC%8JUjE5fj
1EcGr4%ync5EUp
Tell: Tom Nook
Twig Parasol Code:
BgexxxxxxxxxdN
n66abcdn66efgH
Tell: Tom Nook
Twinkle Shirt Code:
vCTbJRFlXQYmWc
Zk&TmDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Two-Ball Shirt Code:
vCTbf%FyfDYmWc
Zk&TnDUgljJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Vaulting Horse Code:
umxIGWIxSLYAAB
trwMwbzCGvFs&Q
Tell: Tom Nook
Venus Comb Code:
zfCDBBcgAaDAec
FaDaCttresettU
Tell: Tom Nook
Venus Comb Code:
LseeourselvedY
HaveourselvedY
Tell: Villager
Vibraphone Code:
Comevisitusatw
wwacblinkcjbne
Tell: Tom Nook
Vibraphone Code:
GrHw5agcEabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Violin Code:
2%Q2fhMehAyAY3
Z5yYAK9z@HxLo7
Tell: Tom Noo
Waffle Shirt Code:
aMiBAraLaR1mWb
6waTgDLx0jJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Wagon Wheel Code:
1i9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Wagon Wheel Code:
DyCeEw@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Warbloid Code:
aq%cugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYEd
Tell: Tom Nook
Wario Woods Code:
bA5PC%8JUjE5fj
1EcGr4%ync5eup
Tell: Tom Nook
Water Bird Code:
MupersmashbloS
SFIersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Watering Trough Code:
vPdhDyYoei685b
afZBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Watermelon Chair Code:
A234567u912345
12345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Watermelon Shirt Code:
guibfAH1EFqmWP
ZkrTnDUgdjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Watermelon Table Code:
cAQifhGeBsyjYc
yqyYAKxjeFdjop
Tell: Tom Nook
Watermelon Table Code:
Ke0z6iRkZAc3Uj
29E7UdyDwjsrNU
Tell: Villager
Warbloid Code:
aq%cugkN&in76h
y%TIL3HUo3QYEd
Tell: Tom Nook
Wave Breaker Code:
WhatHaveYouSot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Wave Breaker Code:
WhatHaveYouUot
ForMeTodayNook
Tell: Villager
Wave Print Code:
1qWww6IfB@&q7z
8XzSNqwfyq76ts
Tell: Tom Nook
Wave Print Code:
a23f@aftyDhvss
gyyjkl9745gnfg
Tell: Villager
Wavy Pink Shirt Code:
VuHcfAHyFgqmW#
ZkyTnDUgqjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Wee Dingloid Code:
AruriaAnoSarah
Spurlingtren&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Weed Model Code:
yUF6T6L8iZn0WU
ywU%jtx@qjLZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Weeping Fig Code:
MupersmashbroS
SFpersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Weight Bench Code:
Bi9xES@sTRJsYY
sh09cb39UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Weight Bench Code:
Do9eEw@uTRJsAA
sq09cb39Vak#84
Tell: Villager
Well Code:
vi9GES@sTRJhAA
sh09cb@9UaKHL4
Tell: Tom Nook
Well Model Code:
a&ShHyYoeR685b
afABlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Well Model Code:
UGaxxxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JIF0GE@iz
Tell: Villager
Wentletrap Code:
IresettresettU
IkesettresettU
Tell: Tom Nook
Western Fence Code:
ArariaAndSarah
SourlingApe5&2
Tell: Tom Nook
Western Vista Code:
ebSS8yYoev685b
BfMBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Wet Roadway Sign Code:
ThIckitsbecadY
ThinkitsbecayG
Tell: Tom Nook
Whirly Shirt Code:
aMicJsaQfs1mWg
ZcNTgDLgqjJZBj
Tell: Tom Nook
White Bishop Code:
SupermariobqoS
4nImAlCa0ssiNG
Tell: Tom Nook
White Bishop Code:
ABoyqndHesBlob
ABoyAndHisBlob
Tell: Villager
White Boom Box Code:
HRcE#IbRoJEV8o
d@rB6leTnU%a3E
Tell: Tom Nook
White Boom Box Code:
zercuryuhewhit
morcnrytnewhit
Tell: Villager
White Cosmos Bag Code:
Io4rorofhorrdY
Ho4rorofhorrdY
Tell: Villager
White Golf Bag Code:
Q6&6KQom9DzR35
RfyDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
White King Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
afbBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
White Knight Code:
aDSLHyYoeR685b
afaBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
White Knight Code:
BiPiES@sTRJmAA
shO9cb#9Uh9HO4
Tell: Villager
White Pawn Code:
RtiXgIAGfe2AI7
WwBZBBWW#Pulyc
Tell: Tom Nook
White Queen Code:
aPShDyYoeR685b
af%BlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
White Ring Shirt Code:
4UFG548QQdQZGf
ln#%jtLEGj5ZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
White Rook Code:
aPSLHyYoeR685b
afxBlkwcRCmqi3
Tell: Tom Nook
Winter Sweater Code:
guibfDHdMWqmWc
ZkrTnDUgkjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Wobbelina Code:
MupersmashbroS
SGpersmashbroS
Tell: Tom Nook
Wobbelina Code:
rreatscottnook
greatscottnook
Tell: Tom Nook
Woodcut Paper Code:
i5eupw5McN#yns
Va&LXsEbXUNQZW
Tell: Tom Nook
Woodland Paper Code:
Wc3451Ru4K2312
1ki4a123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Work Uniform Code:
xethtforfreebY
ldtitforfreebY
Tell: Tom Nook
Work Uniform Code:
vOiCYtf5ygcjk@
C3YmDh8JlYfJf4
Tell: Villager
Worthy Painting Code:
7kriMma9iom5ro
Flriomariomaro
Tell: Tom Nook
Writing Chair Code:
Q6&6KQom9DzR35
DfkDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Writing Chair Code:
Graw5aggrabbag
GrabbagGrabbag
Tell: Villager
Writing Desk Code:
Dwpermari4bro3
Sjpermariobro3
Tell: Tom Nook
Yellow Bar Shirt Code:
aMTdTraLVR1mWb
0waTgDLxojJZBf
Tell: Tom Nook
Yellow Bolero Code:
VuHcfAHyFTqmW#
ZkyTnDUg0jJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Yellow Pansy Bag Code:
o@ddf6Yq#sHxcx
0YcLaENeHt3kn&
Tell: Tom Nook
Yellow Pansy Bag Code:
h@ddf6Yq#sHxcx
0YcLaENeHt3kn&
Tell: Villager
Yellow Pinstripe Code:
EcatswrongwitH
WhatswrongwitH
Tell: Tom Nook
Yellow Pinwheel Code:
cAQifhGeBsyjYc
EqyYAKxjeFdjop
Tell: Tom Nook
Yoko Figurine Code:
2uijfrfyAfqmWi
ZkycnpUgQjJ&j%
Tell: Tom Nook
Yoko Figurine Code:
21s5IDEmhJGsXR
T2vm#2UwhLEjTF
Tell: Villager
Yuki Figurine Code:
B6&6KQom9DzR35
kfoDC4%EEpCmiR
Tell: Tom Nook
Yuki Figurine Code:
LiI4UFT548RLuG
LiI4UFT548ZLug
Tell: Villager
Zebra Print Code:
vuTbfAHyC3qmWc
ZkhTnDUg1jJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
Go to www.animal-crossing.com and click on the "News" page. You will
see an animated icon that reads "Dear Pecan..." After clicking on the
icon several times to read the text, a pop-up window will appear asking
for your information, and then it will give you a free password.
- posted by Evil Vin
Buggy item (DON'T USE THIS ITEM BECAUSE YOU CANNOT GET RID OF IT UNLESS
YOU RESET AND MEET MR. RESETTI), otherwise known as "Unknown" Code:
69UIKkdqMs%Qrs
nj#H@ooBWIWOk5
Tell: Tom Nook
- posted by Jeffkong
* On the GameFaqs AC Message Board, these passwords are often referred
to as "Universal Codes," a term coined by BLINK7441
- This list includes many codes from BLINK7441's website (please see "Helpful
Websites" for a link to his site, which includes Tom Nook's replies and the
Official Universal Codes Forum)
- Major "thank you" to turbowing007 for filling in the dozens of codes that
I was missing!
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22) TIPS/TRICKS:
******************************************************************************
Fishing:
When releasing a Sea Bass into the sea, walk in the opposite direction
of where the Sea Bass escaped to. You'll have a better chance of
catching another, bigger fish.
- tip from Teckguy2
The guide says to aim your lure to land on the fish. Don't ever
actually do this -- it causes the fish to change direction. Instead,
aim your line in front of the fish, and let the current carry it to the
fish.
- tip from me (Pikachu 4 President)
K.K. Slider Tricks/Tips:
Request "Animal Crossing" or any other song that K.K. Slider doesn't
know, and he will play the main theme song for you, but you won't get
the aircheck.
- tip paraphrased from criswell22 and Luigiwinsagain
Go to K.K. Slider with full pockets. He won't be able to give you a
tape of the song he plays for you because you won't be able to carry
it. Keep talking to him until he plays a song you like. Then, drop
something and say "I liked the old one" when you talk to him again.
Ultimate K.K. songs!
- posted by GamecubGuy 997
Speak with K.K. Slider at exactly 8:45pm on Saturday and request any
song you want. Mr. Resetti will fly around in the background as K.K.
Slider plays.
- paraphrased from The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo
Power
Making Bells:
Every day, a rock in your village will be able to yield money. Try to
hit every rock in your village with your shovel. When you hit the one
with money in it, it will turn red, and throw out money bags worth 100
bells. After three hits, the bags will turn into 1,000 bell bags. After six
hits, the bags will turn into 10,000 bell bags. If you hit it fast enough, you
can get in about eight hits before the rock turns back to normal.
- tip paraphrased from www.the-animal-crossing.com and bkc56
When hitting the aforementioned rock, you will notice that there's a "kickback"
(your character moves backward one square) each time you hit it, thus making it
more difficult to run up and hit it again quickly. To help solve this problem,
try to position yourself between the rock and a cliff before you start to hit
the rock, and then your character won't be able to move backwards. The seventh
time you hit the rock, you will get a bag of money worth 10,000 bells!
- posted by Klosterdev
Another trick to use with the rock is to dig three holes with your character in
the middle:
O - rock
X X
X
- posted by Kapps187
Miscellaneous:
Use the X button to select multiple items.
- tip from Pikachu 4 President
When lying in a double bed (or by pushing multiple beds together), you can watch
your character roll over by using the gray joystick on your controller to go
left and right.
- tip from my sister, Stephanie
It costs 350 bells to design a pattern on the GameCube, but it's free
on the GBA (on Animal Island).
- posted by poisonfrog8
To get extra inventory space, save your mail and attach the items you
can't throw out to the old letters. You can always take the items out
of the letters later on after you get more room in your inventory.
- tip paraphrased from www.the-animal-crossing.com
You cannot use your tools in your house, therefore cockroaches cannot
be killed using your net. You have to run around the house and step on
them. (Eww!)
- paraphrased from The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo
Power
Wait by your mailbox at 9am and/or 5pm to catch the mail-pelican, Pete.
He will talk to you briefly about his social life, something Copper may
ask you about.
- paraphrased from The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo
Power
When Crazy Redd comes to town you can buy all of his stuff and he will close
down his tent. Talk to Copper again and he will tell you where Redd is. Go to
that acre. Redd will have different items this time. You can repeat this as
long as you want but this will cost a lot. Sometimes you see Redd by a sign and
when he finishes talking to you he will go in it. (This will work only on Sale
Day!)
- posted by Omega DragoonX
On any day except for Copper's Morning Excercises, if you go to the
Police Station between 6 AM and 7 AM, you can catch Copper doing the
excercises while on duty.
- posted by Kory McCullough
Tree-Planting:
Sun-loving plants, such as coconut trees, prefer the warmer climates of the
lower part of town. Cold-weather plants, such as evergreen saplings, do better
in the northern (or upper) part of town.
- paraphrased from Nintendo's Animal Crossing website, www.animal-crossing.com
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23) FLOWER ARRANGING FOR A PRETTY TOWN:
******************************************************************************
Want to make your town pretty in a creative way? One idea (and no one
says you have to do this; it's just an idea) is to create pictures with your
flowers! Here's how to do it: Stock up on flowers by buying out Nook's shop
every day for as long as you need to (it helps to plant everything all at
once). Here's some good designs for you and your villagers' viewing pleasure
(don't forget that you can use whatever type of flowers you like):
Diamond: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- Big space with no trees or
bushes/grass around, 5 Pink Cosmos, 8 White Cosmos, 12 Blue Cosmos.
B
BWB
BWPWB
BWPPPWB
BWPWB
BWB
B
Curve: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- House of your favorite villager,
with one side of the house being where you don't walk a whole lot (so you
won't step on the flowers), 5 Red Tulips, 5 White Tulips, 5 Yellow Tulips. If
desired, continue the design around the entire house, but make sure you don't
step on them!
RWY
|`````|RWY
|House|RWY
|_____|RWY
RWY
Envelope: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- Post Office, 54 Yellow Pansies,
35 Purple Pansies, 28 White Pansies.
YYYYYYYYYYYYY
YYPPPPPPPPPYY
YYPPWWWWWPPYY
|`````| YYPWPWWWPWPYY
| P.O.| YYPWWPWPWWPYY
|_____| YYPWWWPWWWPYY
YYPWWWWWWWPYY
YYPPPPPPPPPYY
YYYYYYYYYYYYY
Smiley Face: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- LOTS of room, 50 Yellow
Tulips, 7 White Tulips.
YYY
YYYYY
YYWYWYY
YYYYYYYYY
YYYYYYYYY
YYWYYYWYY
YYWWWYY
YYYYY
YYY
Mickey Mouse: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- LOTS of room, 82 Blue Cosmos.
BBB BBB
BBBBB BBBBB
BBB BBB
BBBBBBBB
BBBBBBBBBB
BBBBBBBBBBBB
BBBBBBBBBBBB
BBBBBBBBBB
BBBBBBBB
Mario Mushroom: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- LOTS of room, 44 Red Tulips,
31 White Cosmos. (Thanks to NessRevenge13 for this one!)
RRR
RRRRRRR
RRRRRRWWWRR
RRWWRRWWWRR
RRWWRRRRRRR
RRRRRRRRRRR
WWWWWWW
WWWWWWW
WWWWWWW
******************************************************************************
24) JAPANESE AND NINTENDO REFERENCES:
******************************************************************************
Japanese References:
In Japan, one of their cultural "quirks" (for lack of a better word) is
in their live shows when they have the ladies pick up umbrellas with
swirls on them and twirl them around. From the back, the swirls are
continuous and can be almost hypnotic -- hence the "Hypno umbrella," an
item in AC. Once you have this umbrella, put it in your hands, stand
so your character is facing North (away from you), and press the A
button. She/he will twirl the umbrella. They can't do it constantly,
but the effect is close. Then, turn around so you can see your
character's face, and you can see them turn the umbrella using both
hands. It's quite cute and the twirling works with any umbrella, rain
or shine, and with certain patterns, it can look very cool.
- posted by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Tom Nook gets his name from the Japanese word "Tanuki," meaning raccoon.
- posted by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Nintendo References:
Rescue the bird-sailor (Gulliver) that washes up onshore. Talk to him twice
and the first time he will explain how he got there; the second time he'll
say he misses his fish in "Hyrule."
- paraphrased from Sephiroth411
He'll also say he wonders if Mary in "Toad Town" is doing OK.
- paraphrased from Quaker Oats
Kappn' will ask if you've ever been to the Hyrulian jail.
- paraphrased from wobbuffet10 and Cassady99
There's a triforce symbol on the back side of Katrina's tent.
According to the Fishing FAQ, after catching a loach, your character
says, "Do you think it's Hyrulian?"
- paraphrased from Giygas199X
There's a Nintendo parasol with a Japanese symbol on it that means "Nintendo."
- paraphrased from AC
A crocodile with the catch phrase "It's-a-me!" is one of the villagers
you may encounter in AC.
- paraphrased from Sam I Am
In one of the animals' houses, if you open a wardrobe/dresser, it may
say (something like) "You found 100 Rupees! Too bad they're useless
here."
- paraphrased from ProtoBladeX
After talking to Gulliver (the bird-sailor) and getting the item, talk
to him a few more times. He may say (something like), "... and then
there was the time I fought those giant sea snakes at Pinnacle Rock...
oh, wait, that wasn't me!"
One of Kapp'n's songs has the lyrics,
"Oh listen now me boys
With all your trinkets and toys
Yes I know Nintendo
Gives you your joys.
But, lad, I ask ye,
Can a game sing like me?
Mario... Can't croon, bro!
Don't you agree?"
- paraphrased from Miyamoto Wannabe
When you start a new player in a town, sometimes, when Rover is on the
phone talking to Nook, he'll greet Nook with this:
"It's-a-me!
Haha! Great impression, huh?
Anyway..."
- posted by Asrman1
Speaking of umbrellas, the "Nintendo parasol" is worth 64 bells. 64...
Nintendo 64... Get it? :-)
- posted by tiamold
There is a red shirt with an "M" on it named "Big Bro's shirt" and a
green shirt with a green "L" on it named "Li'l Bro's shirt."
- taken from The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
Tangy once asked me to help her "get through the maze in the back of her
Nintendo Power magazine."
- posted by me, Pikachu 4 President
The Anju and Kaffe shirts are in reference to Zelda VI: Majora's Mask.
There is what appears to be a Goron in the bottom left corner of Redd's tent.
- posted by HAWK1010
Sometimes the villagers will ask you to deliver a Pocket Pikachu, a Game Boy, or
a Nintendo Power magazine.
- posted by ACTrader
The Octopus Paper is a reference to the Game & Watch games by Nintendo
- paraphrased from Bing147
Gulliver says something about the Karagol Sea. It's from a game boy advance
game, Golden Sun.
- posted by drillpeck
The Desert Shirt is the same one worn by Ganondorf and the Gerudo of the desert
in Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
- posted by Crazy C Lea
Gracie has been known to say, "Oh, how nice, you're wearing one of my fashions.
That was part of last season's Hyrulian line."
- posted by thom_burr
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25) F.A.Q./ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (FOR BEGINNERS AND NOVICES):
******************************************************************************
All answers given by myself unless otherwise noted. PLEASE do
not e-mail me with questions or post on the GameFaqs AC Message Board
until you have read this the WHOLE WAY THROUGH...
About The Game:
Q: Should I buy this game?
A: Yes. Absolutely. Your life won't be complete without it.
Seriously. Alright, alright, here's a more detailed answer... It depends. If
you work or go to school a lot (and I mean a LOT, like where you wouldn't be
able to play the game for days at a time), then try renting it first. Since it
works on real time, then the game keeps going even when you stop playing. So if
you stop playing for 4+ days or so, sometimes your town will have lots of weeds
you'll have to pull, or some of your villagers will move out. This game is good
if you don't necessarily need for a game to have a big, advanced storyline. Or
perfect graphics (the graphics are great, but a lot of people like perfection.
Q: Is this game like the Sims?
A: It's the same concept (control your own life, meet people, make
friends, etc.), except it's about 2,000% better than the Sims because
it's so much more detailed. You can control what you say to others.
You can create patterns, get original 8-bit Nintendo games that you can
play on your GameCube, go fishing, go bug-catching, buy stuff, sell
stuff... I could go on and on. Just trust me.
Q: So this game works on "real time"... What's that mean?
A: It means that even when you're done playing and turn off your
GameCube, time is passing in your game. If you don't play for a few
days, your house may become infested with cockroaches and your
villagers will be upset that you haven't come to see them.
Q: That sounds like a lot of trouble for just a game.
A: First of all, Animal Crossing is not just a game, it's a state of
mind. It's a way of life. Secondly, it's not so much trouble. Just
taking a bit of time to talk to everyone and pull out the weeds in your
town is enough to keep most of the villagers happy.
E-Reader:
Q: What's this e-Reader I've heard so much about?
A: The e-Reader is a product from Nintendo that plugs into your Game
Boy Advance. Using either the cards that it comes with or cards you
buy separately, you can swipe the cards and get new items in Animal
Crossing or play old Nintendo games on your GBA. For more information,
please check out NHaines's FAQ at
http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/gamecube/file/animal_crossing_gba.txt or
log on to Nintendo's website at www.nintendo.com
Q: I have a Game Boy Advance and a GameCube/GBA Link Cable! Now where do I
get the E-cards?
A: Wal*Mart, Fry's (best bet), Target, and basically any other video game
store. Beware of clueless game store clerks, though!
Q: Do you have a list of the available e-cards?
A: Of course! Here they are:
Series 1 Character Cards:
001 -- K.K. Slider
002 -- Rover
003 -- Porter
004 -- Tom Nook (Nook's Cranny uniform)
005 -- Tortimer
006 -- Mr. Resetti
007 -- Blathers
008 -- Sable Able
009 -- Mabel Able
010 -- Kapp'n
011 -- Bob
012 -- Mitzi
013 -- Punchy
014 -- Ankha
015 -- Paolo
016 -- Teddy
017 -- Potia
018 -- Peanut
019 -- Bliss
020 -- Bunnie
021 -- O'Hare
022 -- Bill
023 -- Joey
024 -- Maelle
025 -- Biff
026 -- Lobo
027 -- Rasher
028 -- Pigleg
029 -- Rhoda
030 -- Plucky
031 -- Tad
032 -- Drift
033 -- Chevre
034 -- Bangle
035 -- Rowan
036 -- Buck
037 -- Bluebear
038 -- June
039 -- Cheri
040 -- Apollo
041 -- Cube
042 -- Flash
043 -- Yodel
044 -- Faith
045 -- Bud
046 -- Flossie
047 -- Pinky
048 -- Nibbles
049 -- Dotty
050 -- Scoot
051 -- Boris
052 -- Goose
053 -- Admiral
054 -- Kody
055 -- Pierce
056 -- Puck
057 -- Bones
058 -- Dora
059 -- Spike
060 -- Jane
Series 1 Design Cards:
D01 -- Shine Sprite
D02 -- Jumpman Mario
Series 1 Music Cards:
M01 -- Only Me
M02 -- K.K. Faire
M03 -- DJ K.K.
M04 -- Mr. K.K.
Promotional Cards (found only in issues of Nintendo Power):
PR -- Link Design card
- Series 1 card lists posted by myself, Pikachu_4_President
Series 2 Character Cards:
061 -- Tom Nook (Nook 'n' Go uniform)
062 -- Pelly
063 -- Copper
064 -- Saharah
065 -- Joan
066 -- Jingle
067 -- Redd
068 -- Stinky
069 -- Olivia
070 -- Purrl
071 -- Eloise
072 -- Elina
073 -- Eunice
074 -- Baabara
075 -- Dozer
076 -- Grizzly
077 -- Cookie
078 -- Butch
079 -- Filbert
080 -- Sally
081 -- Doc
082 -- Coco
083 -- Pompom
084 -- Derwin
085 -- Bubbles
086 -- Chief
087 -- Dobie
088 -- Sampson
089 -- Limberg
090 -- Curly
091 -- Lucy
092 -- Ava
093 -- Leigh
094 -- Chuck
095 -- Patty
096 -- Jay
097 -- Midge
098 -- Puddles
099 -- Lily
100 -- Camofrog
101 -- Boots
102 -- Iggy
103 -- Tybalt
104 -- Cyrano
105 -- Yuka
106 -- Elmer
107 -- Peaches
108 -- Vladimir
109 -- Poncho
110 -- Peewee
111 -- Sprocket
112 -- Marcy
113 -- Kitt
114 -- Buzz
115 -- Roald
116 -- Aurora
117 -- Olive
118 -- Franklin
Series 2 Design Cards:
D03 -- Samus's Suit
D04 -- Pikmin Pattern
D05 -- Star Fox Emblem
D06 -- K.K. Tour Tee
Series 2 Music Cards:
M05 -- K.K. Country
M06 -- K.K. Parade
M07 -- K.K. Aria
M08 -- Senor K.K. (with an accent over the "n")
Series 2 Player Cards:
P01 -- Boy (1)
P02 -- Girl (1)
P03 -- Boy (2)
P04 -- Girl (2)
Series 2 Sibling Cards:
B01 -- Resetti Brothers
- Series 2 Character Cards list posted by omnitarian
Series 3 Character Cards:
119 -- Tom Nook (Nookway uniform)
120 -- Phyllis
121 -- Booker
122 -- Wendell
123 -- Katrina
124 -- Gulliver
125 -- Tangy
126 -- Monique
127 -- Kitty
128 -- Opal
129 -- Stella
130 -- Cashmere
131 -- Chow
132 -- Goldie
133 -- Bea
134 -- Ricky
135 -- Blaire
136 -- Gaston
137 -- Claude
138 -- Weber
139 -- Mallary
140 -- Bertha
141 -- Wolfgang
142 -- Chico
143 -- Anicotti
144 -- Truffles
145 -- Cobb
146 -- Betty
147 -- Hank
148 -- Stu
149 -- Belle
150 -- Anchovy
151 -- Otis
152 -- Jeremiah
153 -- Huck
154 -- Ribbot
155 -- Liz
156 -- Velma
157 -- Rolf
158 -- Snooty
159 -- Sydney
160 -- Winnie
161 -- Cleo
162 -- Annalise
163 -- Rex
164 -- Maple
165 -- Hornsby
166 -- Cesar
167 -- Rio
168 -- Carrie
169 -- Mathilda
170 -- Quetzal
171 -- Hopper
172 -- Ursala
173 -- Lulu
174 -- Pango
175 -- Tom Nook (Raffle Day uniform)
176 -- Timmy
177 -- Chip
178 -- Blanca
179 -- Kabuki
180 -- Ellie
181 -- Groucho
182 -- Maddie
183 -- Static
184 -- Snake
185 -- Rocco
186 -- Candi
187 -- Sue E
188 -- T-bone
189 -- Twiggy
190 -- Jambette
191 -- Sven
192 -- Gonzo
193 -- Leopold
194 -- Cupcake
195 -- Queenie
196 -- Friga
197 -- Farley
Series 3 Design Cards:
D07 -- Hero's Tunic
D08 -- Triforce Tile
D09 -- Kirby Wallpaper
D10 -- Resetti's Wrath
Series 3 Music Cards:
M09 -- K.K. Elude
M10 -- K.K. Lullaby
M11 -- K.K. Condor
Series 3 Player Cards:
P05 -- Boy (3)
P06 -- Girl (3)
P07 -- Boy (4)
P08 -- Girl (4)
P09 -- Boy (5)
P10 -- Boy (6)
Series 3 Sibling Cards:
B02 -- Mable & Sable
B03 -- Timmy & Tommy
- Series 3 card lists posted by mdude4
Series 4 Character Cards:
198 -- Tom Nook (Nookington's uniform)
199 -- Pete
200 -- Copper
201 -- Tommy
202 -- Gracie
203 -- Redd
204 -- Jack
205 -- Kiki
206 -- Tabby
207 -- Tom
208 -- Dizzy
209 -- Vesta
210 -- Tutu
211 -- Biskit
212 -- Lucky
213 -- Hazel
214 -- Mint
215 -- Gabi
216 -- Genji
217 -- Freckles
218 -- Deena
219 -- Rollo
220 -- Freya
221 -- Penny
222 -- Rizzo
223 -- Spork
224 -- Hugh
225 -- Egbert
226 -- Oxford
227 -- Bessie
228 -- Piper
229 -- Twirp
230 -- Ace
231 -- Emerald
232 -- Cousteau
233 -- Prince
234 -- Alli
235 -- Billy
236 -- Zoe
237 -- Ozzie
238 -- Ed
239 -- Octavian
240 -- Aziz
241 -- Murphy
242 -- Pudge
243 -- Tiara
244 -- Sandy
245 -- Astrid
246 -- Amelia
247 -- Gwen
248 -- Boomer
249 -- Axel
250 -- Nate
251 -- Bitty
252 -- Gruff
253 -- Huggy
254 -- Valise
255 -- Wisp
256 -- Don
257 -- Rosie
258 -- Woolio
259 -- Daisy
260 -- Pecan
261 -- Pippy
262 -- Pate
263 -- Fang
264 -- Carmen
265 -- Hambo
266 -- Hector
267 -- Petunia
268 -- Robin
269 -- Wart Jr.
270 -- Alfonso
271 -- Nosegay
272 -- Savannah
273 -- Tank
274 -- Louie
275 -- Mr. Resetti
Series 4 Design Cards:
D11 -- Yoshi's Egg
D12 -- Poke Ball
D13 -- Li'l Miser Shirt
D14 -- Kapp'n's Kisser
Series 4 "G" Cards:
G01 -- Copper & Booker
Series 4 Music Cards:
M12 -- K.K. Chorale
M13 -- K.K. Folk
M14 -- Comrade K.K.
Series 4 Nintendo (8-bit) Game Cards:
N01 -- Ice Climber
N02 -- Mario Bros.
Series 4 Player Cards:
P11 -- Girl (5)
P12 -- Girl (6)
P13 -- Boy (7)
P14 -- Girl (7)
P15 -- Boy (8)
P16 -- Girl (8)
Series 4 Sibling Cards:
B04 -- Pelly & Phyllis
- Series 4 card lists posted by myself, Pikachu_4_President
General/Miscellaneous:
Q: What is a "pitfall"? Is it a game?
A: Not in Animal Crossing. A pitfall is an item. It looks like a
white circle with a large red exclamation point on the front. Bury it
and then you or one of your villagers will fall in it after walking
over it. It's meant to be a prank to play on your townsanimals.
Q: What kind of fruits are there?
A: Apples, pears, cherries, peaches, oranges, and coconuts (only found
on the island).
- answer by TRDNiteLife
Q: Why does my character have horns?
A: She/he doesn't. It's hair sticking out from underneath their hat.
Q: Why do I keep finding soccer/basket/volleyballs around my village? What am I
supposed to do with them?
A: Sometimes, when asking a villager for a favor, they will say they're bored
and mention that if they had a ball to play with, they would be happier. It is
your job to kick the ball over to them. After you do that, talk to them, and
they will thank you. Also, you can kick the ball over to an townsanimal (even if
they didn't ask for one) and they will kick it around. You can kick it back and
forth between yourself and the villager.
Q: Do you really get presents from your villagers on your birthday?
A: Depends. If they've already asked you what your birthday is and
you have been being completely nice to each and every villager (even
the not-so-nice ones), you will most likely get presents. My birthday
is October 6th, and I got presents from almost every villager in my
town. Plus, one of them was even standing outside my house waiting for
me with a present that turned out to be an NES game!
Q: What if I get something from someone to return to someone else, but
the person I have to return it to has moved?
A: You'll have to go to the town they moved to and give it to them
there.
Q: How many Computer-Controlled Characters can I have?
A: 15, not counting Nook, The Able Sisters, the Post Office staff, or
anyone else not living in a house. You can have 4 human characters, but only 1
will be able to play at one time, and you will not be able to see the other
human characters in their houses.
Q: What's this "island" I've heard about?
A: You can only get to it using a GameCube/Game Boy Advance Link Cable
to link up your GameCube and a GBA. The fishing is better on the
island, you can create designs for free, talk to the animals there, and
do all sorts of other nifty things that you can't do on the mainland.
Q: What can I do after I pay off all of my house extensions?
A: Donate bugs, fish, paintings, and fossils to the museum.
If you haven't visited the island yet, do that.
Go bug your friends/relatives' neighbors in their towns.
Catch every species of bug and fish in the game (I believe
there's 40 for each).
Stare in awe at the statue you've received for paying off your
debts.
Work on creating new designs.
Work on getting every item available in the game (this includes
all the shirts, in which case it could take you years to collect
everything).
Get a new memory card and start another town.
Spread the word about how wonderful this game is. Start a fan
club!
- answer posted by myself with help from dman53 and ACTrader
Q: What can I do after Nook closes his store at night?
A: Clean your house.
Catch fish and/or bugs and store them in your house until you can
sell them.
Re-arrange your furniture.
Answer your mail.
Dig up all the fossils, etc. and send them to the museum (the
Post Office is open 24 hours a day).
Do chores for the villagers that are still awake.
Wake up the villages sleeping in front of their houses.
Pull weeds.
Cut down trees that are too close together.
Catch bugs and fish and carry them around with you. Talk to villagers and
they might buy them for lots of money.
Wake up your villagers. At least six of mine will fall asleep in
front of their houses at night. Make sure they go into their houses,
because sometimes they'll walk around a bit and then fall back asleep
outside.
Q: This game includes Feng Shui, doesn't it? How do I use it to my
advantage?
A: Yes, this game uses Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging
furniture to encourage the flow of good chi (energy) and a happy,
healthy life. Using it will earn you more luck in finding items and money. To
use it, arrange your furniture like this:
Orange furniture in the North (top of your house) for finding bells and items
Yellow furniture in the West (left of your house) for finding bells and items
Red furniture in the East (right of your house) for finding items
Green furniture in the South (bottom of your house) for finding bells and items
- answer posted by myself with help from Knightshade
Q: Why did you create this FAQ?
A: Several reasons, really. To help out those on the Animal crossing
Message Board, because they asked me to. I also did it for my sister,
who hasn't been playing the game nearly as long as I have. And because
I wanted to give back to those on the Message Board who have always
been so kind and helpful to me.
Q: I'd like to give something back to you for creating this FAQ. What can I
do?
A: Drop me an e-mail to say thanks! Just that makes all this work fun and
worthwhile. But, if you really feel the need to go above and beyond, I'd like
two things: I'm trying to find AC plush dolls. They were only made in Japan.
I'm looking for the Tom Nook, Porter, Rover, Girl with net, Boy with net, and
Boy with fishing rod. If you have a friend in Japan or something, they might
have one. I've tried eBay and ufocatcher.com, but they're too expensive. Also,
e-mail me for a list of the e-cards I need to complete my set. Also, I'm
looking for anything and everything Animal Crossing (Doubutsu no Mori)-related
from Japan. I'm also looking for promotional AC 3-D models from video
game/software stores. All items I'd be willing to pay or trade for.
Golden Tools:
Q: How do you get the golden tools?
A: If you have an extra shovel, bury it in a glowing spot. A golden
sapling will appear. After a few days, shake the full grown tree and
out will fall a golden shovel. After catching one of every type of
fish, Tortimer will give you a golden fishing rod. After catching one
of every type of bug, you will get a golden net. After keeping your town
"perfect" (please see "How do I get a 'perfect town'?") for two straight weeks
according to the Well, you will get a golden axe.
Q: What do these golden items do?
A: With the shovel, you can dig up random places and find money bags
worth 100 bells. With the axe, it will never break. The golden
fishing rod makes fishing easier, the bobber doesn't have to be as
close to the fish to get a bite, and it takes longer for the fish to
steal your bait. You also get a fish weather vane on your roof. The golden net
is two to three times bigger than a normal net, which makes it a little easier
to catch bugs. You also get a butterfly weather vane on your house. (Thanks to
Loto610 for the golden net information!)
Q: Can I trade or sell golden tools?
A: No.
How Do I...
Q: How do I plant a tree?
A: Plant fruit by digging a hole where there's lots of sunlight
(not by a house or around lots of other trees), and click on a fruit in
your inventory. Choose the "plant item in ground" option and your
character will automatically plant the fruit. Remember not to step on
the sapling at all!
Q. How do I write a letter?
A: Pick up some stationary. Click on it in your inventory and choose
"write a letter." A keyboard will come up on the screen. All the
buttons on the GameCube controller on the screen are labeled. Simply
follow that on-screen picture to see which buttons do what. When done,
press the Start button. Be sure you use proper punctuation and that
your spelling is correct, or else whoever gets the letter may write
back saying they don't understand.
Q: How do I get the present floating around tied to a balloon?
A: Wait for it to land on a tree, then shake the present out of the
tree.
Q: How do I catch a bee?
A: It's not as easy as one might think. Try running real fast and then, when
they're real close to you, run in a circle. Apparently bees don't turn as well
as your character does, and they will keep going straight. Repeat the process,
and they will be further behind you. Turn and get your net ready. When they've
almost caught you, release the A button.
Q: How do I get rid of a villager I don't like?
A: The easiest way to do it (without having any other memory cards or towns) is
to ignore them. Don't write to them, don't do favors for them, and don't talk
to them. Ignore them, and eventually they will probably leave.
Q: I shined up Gracie's car 'til it sparkled and she still insulted me and
gave me cheap clothing! How do I get a Gracie original?
A: Be sure to tap the button as fast as you possibly can, or even faster than
that! A good way to do this is to get a capped pen, set it horizontally on the
controller, and kind of "rub" the pen across the controller to make it tap very
fast.
- answer posted by Loki 174
Q: How do I talk to Pete?
A: At 9am and/or 5pm, stand in front of the Bulletin Board in front of your
house. As the clock chimes, you'll hear his wings pounding as he flies
overhead, then he'll land in front of the board. Immediately walk over to him
and press the A button like you would talk to any other animal. If he has mail
to deliver to your house, he'll talk to you for a bit, then when the
conversation's over, he'll walk over to your mailbox, flip the flag up, and
put mail in your box, then he'll fly off again.
Q: How do I get an item from/return an item to an animal that's sleeping?
A: Here's a fun little secret I learned while playing Animal Crossing. You know
how a townsanimal gets mad at you when you push them around? Well, they don't
get mad at you if you push them around while they are sleeping. This information
comes in very handy when you need to talk to them after their usual bedtime. If
the animal has fallen asleep in front of their house, push them far enough away
from their house so that you can stand between them and the house. Standing
between the animal and their house prevents them from walking inside after you
wake them up. Then, simply talk to the animal as you normally would. They will
thank you (or yell at you, depending on their mood) for waking them up, and then
try to walk into their house. Immediately press the A button to talk to them
again, and you can give or retrieve the item.
Q: How do I get a "perfect town"?
A: According to Tips & Tricks magazine, follow these steps to earn a perfect
town:
1. Be sure to ask the Well "How are things"? and pay close attention to
what it tells you. If it says "In areas where there is very little
green..." make sure you plant at least nine trees per acre, except the
acre your house is in (B-3), the acre the Wishing Well is in, all of
the F acres, the Museum acre and the acre with the large lake (where
fishing tourneys are held). If the Well says you have too many trees,
make sure you have less then 16 trees in the acre it specifies. Once
you've statisfied the specific are requirements...
2. Keep track of where trees are by drawing the gridlines for your town
on a piece of paper, and putting dots where the trees are. Once you
have this information collected...
3. Check to make sure you have 12, 13, or 14 trees per acre, except those
mentioned above. These acres are worth two points. If you have nine,
ten, 11, 15 or 16 trees in an acre, that acre is worth one point. If
you have less than nine or more trees per acre, those acres are worth
zero points. If you have trash anywhere but in the Dump, that acre
will be worth zero points. If you have three or more weeds in an acre,
that acre is worth zero points, unless you have flowers planted in
that acre. One flower reverses the negative effect of one weed, two
flowers reverses the negative effect of two weeds, and so on.
4. When you reach 34-60 points, you will get the perfect town message
from the Well. Maintain your town this way for two weeks (replant dead
trees, pick up trash, pull weeds, etc.), and you'll receive the Golden
Axe!
Q: How do I make a snowman?
A: Please refer to the "Snowman F.A.Q." in the "Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q."
section.
Making Bells:
Q: What are some good ways to make money?
A: Money-wise, the game is pretty balanced. If you are patient, you
can collect fruit daily and sell them for money. If you are not quite
THAT patient, you can collect shells hourly or so along the beach for a
less consistent but reasonable money source. If you want to work for
it, and have a low skill level, and no patience, you can catch bugs.
Some are very easy to catch. If you have a higher skill level, you
should fish. A player good at button timing and speed can quickly land
pay dirt after pay dirt by hitting the ocean during off hours of the
day. If you want to farm cash, you can plant and maintain foreign
fruit, which with some work can become pretty easy and lucrative,
although a little time intensive, very simple and reliable. If you
enjoy treasure hunting, you can shake trees for minor payoffs and
occasional gifts, and occasional bee attacks. If you've got the skill
you can turn the bee attacks into opportunities for quick 4500 bell
hits as you search. If you like treasure hunting but prefer a more
controlled method, and have more patience, you can hunt down the red
rock and try to score 13,300 from it. People who mine and mail with
sufficient patience will get rewarded with extra fossils that sell for
hard cash. Risk-takers can invest their hard-earned bell in trees that
just might sprout and triple their investment. SMART opportunity
takers will always plant that tree or not, based on the shiny spot's
position, surrounding landscape, and whether or not it rained
yesterday. Property mongers will sell everything and buy everything to
keep the flow of bell up while increasing their item catalog.
Travelers can go get foreign deals and profits. Socials will run quest
after quest, attaining merchandise and either hoarding all the spoils
or selling 90% of it, turning a profit THAT way. The ultra-patient
will invest a lot of time in socializing with the villagers, improving
the landscape, writing letters, and increasing the town size - happy
villagers that like you will have a naturally high freebie return
rate (it's true - the better your PR with someone, the better deals and
specials you can snag), and a town of 15 villagers that all like you
can pay back bigger on a daily basis than anything else. It's the gift
that keeps on giving, so long as you give back. And REAL risk takers
can play the turnip market, and try not to lose their shirt as they
invest many thousands in the hopes of earning millions.
- answer posted by shockfrost
Q: I'd like to make more money. I've heard about "money trees." What are
they, and how do I grow one?
A: After digging up a "glowing spot" with your shovel (you'll know
what I'm talking about when you see one), you should get a bag worth
1,000 bells. Plant it in the ground and a little sprout will come up.
For the next 24 hours, the tree will be in the sapling stage, so do not
run over it and hopefully, if it has lots of sunlight, it will grow
into a money tree.
NES Games:
Q: Which NES games can I get and how can I get them?
A: Balloon Fight
Baseball
Clu Clu Land
Clu Clu Land D
Donkey Kong
Donkey Kong Jr.
Donkey Kong Jr. Math
Donkey Kong 3
Excitebike
Golf
Pinball
Punch-Out!!
Soccer
Super Tortimer (a fake NES game, given to you by Tortimer on 4/1)
Tennis
Wario's Woods
You can get these games through presents on your birthday, E-Reader cards,
trading, as rewards for helping your neighbors, shaking them out of
trees, finding them in the dump or as a lost item at the police
station, and the first person to move into town on a brand-new memory
card will receive a letter from Nintendo that contains two NES games
and a song from K.K. Slider to put into your tape player.
- game list posted by ACTrader
Patterns/Textures:
Q: How do I get my townsanimals to wear my design?
A: Enter the Able Sisters' Design House. Go up to an article of clothing on
display, and press the A button. Mabel will talk to you about the design of
the clothing, and you'll get a list of options. Choose "Display mine!" and
then choose one of your patterns. She will get rid of the current design on
display and your design will appear on the article of clothing. Then the
other townsanimals may see your design and decide to wear it.
Q: Where can I find more patterns?
A: On a very cool website by ss5joshua at animalcrossing.web1000.com
or go to
http://animalxing.com/textures.shtml. ss5joshua might be
kind enough to make a pattern for you if you e-mail him and ask him real
nicely. He's a really nice guy; he lets me bug him about making patterns for
me. People that let me bug them are cool. T. Cromis (see the link to his
website below) also lets me bug him. He will do any design you ask for, and
he's very nice. For more texture websites, see the "Helpful Websites"
section.
Tom Nook:
Q: I heard that Tom Nook expands his store. When does that happen?
A: After reaching a total of 25,000 bells by buying or selling items,
Tom Nook will close Nook's Cranny and re-open the store under the name
Nook 'N' Go. After you've spent or made a total of 65,000 bells in
Nook's store, he will close Nook 'N' Go and re-open the store under the
name Nookway. After his transactions total 150,000 and someone from
another village has visited Nookway in your town, he will close his
store for the last time and re-open it as Nookington's. Each time he
closes his store, he will send you a letter, and you will not be able
to buy anything from him for a whole day. However, you will find that
each upgraded store includes more items.
Q: Why does Nook keep giving me raffle tickets?
A: Because on the date he tells you, he will hold a raffle. For every
five tickets you collect, you get a chance to win a prize at the
raffle. Nook will hold the raffle at his store (you won't be able to
buy anything on raffle day).
Trading:
Q: How do I trade? Do I need to use the Internet?
A: No, you do not need to use the Internet. If you know anyone that
has the AC game and you'd like to trade (or give) an item, go to Tom
Nook's store and talk to him. When he asks what he can do for you,
choose "Other Things" and then choose "Hear Code." He will ask you the
name of the town and the person you want to send the item to. Type in
the information and then confirm it with Nook. He will then ask what
item you'd like to give. Click on the item in your inventory and then
he will give you a password. Write down the password very carefully on
a piece of paper and give it to the person you sent the item to. All
they have to do to pick up the item is go to Nook's store in their own
village and choose "Say Code." Then they will have to type in the
password you gave them, and Nook will give them the item. A good place
to trade items is on the GameFaqs Animal Crossing Trading Board:
http://s1.cgi.gamefaqs.com/boards/gentopic.asp?board=575
Q: I'm having trouble making the codes work. What do I do?
A: Try changing the lower-case L's to capital i's or vice-versa.
What/Who Is...
Q: What's with the animal that sells turnips every Sunday from 6am-12pm?
A: Her name is Sow Joan, and she is a boar. If you buy the turnips, remember
what price you bought them at. Then check Tom Nook's store every day and ask
him (under "Other Things") what price he'll pay you for your turnips. The idea
is to sell them to Nook for more money than what you paid Joan for them. You
have a week to do so; if you don't sell them within a week, they will go bad and
you won't be able to sell them at all.
Q: Who is Mr. Resetti and why should I not upset him?
A: Mr. Resetti is a mole that will appear if you reset your game.
Each time you reset your game or don't save before turning off your
GameCube, he will pop up in front of you and lecture you relentlessly
and make you feel like a total heel. If that's not bad enough, and you
keep resetting or not saving, he'll reset your game himself!
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26) F.A.Q. (FOR THE PROS):
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This section includes very specific questions, for those who have played
the game a lot and are ready to get down to the nitty-gritty, itty-bitty
details. All answers given by myself unless otherwise noted. PLEASE do
not e-mail me with questions or post on the GameFaqs AC Message Board
until you have read this the WHOLE WAY THROUGH...
Animal Island:
Q: What do I do on the island?
A: Bury furniture on the island, and leave the golden shovel. When you
download the island to the GBA, feed the islander fruit to make him/her happy,
then have him/her dig up the furniture. He/she will replace the furniture it
digs up with a different piece of furniture, and if the islander is happy the
item could be extremely rare. Also, each islander hates one fruit, likes the
others, and lives on fruit. When you feed it fruit, it will drop bell bags,
ranging from 100 to 30,000. If you find the fruit that the islander loves,
30,000 bell bags will be more frequent. Another thing you can do is leave your
net on the island. Every few minutes, something will float past that you can
catch. It will be switching between some of these types of items: tool,
furniture, treasure chest (give you wallpaper, floor, or clothes), gyroid,
pitfall, trash, maybe something else. Whatever the floating object is when
the islander catches it is the type of item you'll get. Feed the islander some
fruit to make him/her drop the item for you. Another thing you can do is
leave your fishing pole on the island. give it to your islander on the GBA,
and have him/her go fishing. The islander will catch either trash (heavily
lowers happiness), octopus (slightly lowers happiness), a fish (raises
happiness), treasure chest, furniture, or gyroid.
- answer posted by link333
Q: I heard you can "duplicate" items using Animal Island. How do I do that?
A: Here are the instructions for duplicated items via the island...
1. Go to island, drop off items there.
2. Leave island, save to GBA.
3. Don't press any buttons on GBA, leave acre when you get back to
mainland.
4. Talk to Kapp'n. He will ask you where your island in your GBA went.
5. When he gives you a choice, choose "Another Island"
6. Pick up your items after getting to the island.
7. Press any button on the GBA.
8. Leave the island and don't save the island to the GBA.
9. After getting back to the mainland, leave the acre and come back.
10. Talk to Kapp'n and go to the island.
11. You will find duplicates of the items you picked up in step 6.
- answer posted by Neo Zero
Q: I don't like my islander! Is there some way to get a different one?
A: Believe it or not, there is!
1. Start a town without a memory card that must be deleted.
2. Go to the island (don't name it something dumb, it stays like that)
3. If you like the islander, go on. If not repeat steps 1-2.
4. Get the island on the GBA
5. Go to your real town
6. Go to the island. You should have the island on the GBA.
7. Save your game.
- answer posted by Animal Crossing Dude
Character Information:
Q: Are Pete and Phyllis a couple?
A: According to my sources (Pete himself), they are. Why would he
choose Phyllis over Pelly? That is the eighth wonder of the world...
Q: I really like (insert character's name here), but they're talking about
moving! How can I convince them to stay?
A: Keep talking to them. They may say something like "I need your help to
move, and if you don't help me... I won't move! So, will you help me?" Say
no, and they'll probably stay.
General/Miscellaneous:
Q: When will Tortimer ask me to help him decide where to build a new bridge?
A: When you manage to get 15 characters to move to your town for the first
time.
Q: Can you fall in love and get married in this game?
A: No.
Q: Why not?
A: Um... Because your character is human, and your villagers are animals,
for one thing.
Q: So?
A: Next question, please.
Q: Do I have to set my GameCube clock back for Daylight Savings Time?
A: Yes.
Q: What's all this talk about "time travelling"?
A: Time travelling is when you purposely set your GameCube clock to a
different date or time (say a holiday, for example), usually to get a certain
item.
Q: Oh. Isn't that cheating?
A: It's not cheating, per say. That's just one of the options in the game
that Nintendo was hoping no one would pick up on (like the Free Passwords).
It does, however, take a *lot* of fun from the game. Waiting for each holiday
and special event to arrive is part of the whole point to the game. It IS
cheating to set the clock ahead just to get a specific item that is only
available at a certain time of year or on a certain day.
Q: I fell in a pitfall! What do I do?
A: Press the A button repeatedly.
- answer posted by Anime Ratguy
Q: Does this game have an ending/can you die?
A: No.
Letter-Writing:
Q: Any tips on letter-writing?
A: There is much debate on how to write a perfect letter. Here are the tricks
I use, and I almost always get a reply, usually with a gift attatched.
- Always spell everything correctly and try not to use big words they won't
understand (although some big words are OK, as long as they're spelled
correctly!).
- Use the proper punctuation, including periods, commas, hyphens, and
apostrophes.
- Try to use their *current* catch phrase.
- Vary the way you start and end your letter (i.e., "To My Favorite Hippo,
Biff.... Your Buddy, Leslie").
- Say nice things about other villagers and be sure to use their names.
- When enclosing a gift, mention exactly what it is (i.e., "Here is a flame
shirt for you."). Be sure to spell it correctly, including
capitalization where given. This will make it more likely that you'll
get a gift in return.
- Don't let your sentence run off the page in the middle of a word. Start
a new line. This is VERY important!
- Mention specific holidays (as AC would say, such as "Toy Day" instead of
"Christmas").
- Don't be crude or mean, or they Pmight get mad.
Q: How long does it take for your villager to reply to you?
A: Some villagers just don't write a whole lot of letters. But for those who
do, it will take anywhere from 30 seconds to several hours. To be more
specific, if you ask an animal if they need anything done and they ask you to
write them a letter, write them a letter, and then go right back over to them
and talk to them. They will thank you for the letter and tell you that
they've replied, so go check your mailbox. However, Pete only delivers the
mail at 9am and 5pm, so you probably won't get any letters inbewteen those
times unless you send more than five or six letters at a time (then Pete will
be paged to make a special delivery).
Patterns/Textures:
Q: Can I mail my designs?
A: No.
Q: Can I sell my designs?
A: No.
Q: How long will it take before my townsanimals start wearing my design?
A: If it's a design they like (try simple ones or ones of a familiar
character like Mario) they might start wearing it within a few days. However,
sometimes it can take up to two weeks.
Q: How can I get designs I've made to other towns so other townsanimals can
wear them?
A: Go to the other town and enter the Able Sisters' Design House. Go up to
an article of clothing on display, and press the A button. Mabel will talk to
you about the design of the clothing, and you'll get a list of options. Choose
"Display mine!" and then choose one of your patterns. She will get rid of the
current design on display and your design will appear on the article of
clothing. Then the other townsanimals may see your design and decide to wear
it.
Turnips:
Q: What do I do with turnips?
A: After you buy them from Joan on Sunday mornings, you can go to Tom Nook's
shop (starting Monday) and, after choosing "Other things," choose "Turnip
prices." He will then tell you how much he's buying them for. The idea is to
sell them for more than bells than you paid for them.
Q: After buying lots of turnips from Joan, can I leave them in my basement
without worrying about bugs?
A: Yes. Be sure to sell them by the time Tom Nook's shop closes Saturday
night!
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27) SPECIAL EVENT/HOLIDAY F.A.Q.:
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Wisp F.A.Q. (any night from 12am-4am) --
Wisp is an adorable little ghost who needs your help. He wants you to
gather five spirits floating around your town. Grab them with your net, bring
them back to Wisp, and he will grant you one wish.
**PLEASE NOTE**: This particular F.A.Q. was written by the great T.
Cromis (check out his awesome website in the "Helpful Websites" section!).
Without him this F.A.Q. would never have been posted, because so far, I haven't
met Wisp. You rock, Cromis! Thanks for all your help!
Preparations:
1. Wisp can come regardless of how weedy your town is, but seems to come more
frequently if you have lots of weeds. Wisp does NOT come every night, even
if your town is chock full of weeds.
Instructions:
1. Find Wisp. He will be invisible until you get near him. You do not have to
bump into him to find the acre he is in. If you are having trouble finding
him, try using the "2-pass method." Run horizontally back and forth, first
near the top of each acre you are to the far left of the map, then to the
right near the bottom of each acre. This is a quick method to scan your
whole town, but there's a slight chance you will miss something. For Wisp,
a single pass through the center of each acre will probably suffice. When
you got to Wisp's acre, you will start to see messages like "That's not
where I am, come over here," but he won't appear. When you get the message,
zig-zag around IN THAT ACRE until you bump into him, at which point he will
become visible.
2. Find the spirits. They are about the size of a weed. They are round at the
bottom with a spiral design, and a pointy wavering thingy at the top. They
can even drift out to sea before you can catch them, but they will probably
drift over the dock so will be able to snag it. To find them all, try using
the "3-pass method" (when you run once near the top, once near the center,
and once near the bottom of each acre). The spirits stack like stationary,
so you only need one slot.
3. After you get the spirits, go back to Wisp (still visible and still in the
same acre) to get your reward.
Tips/Tricks:
1. If you save and quit with spirits in your inventory, you will lose them.
However, they will scatter back to the town, so you don't need to find Wisp
again, just restart your spirit hunt.
2. The weeding choice: nothing exciting happens. He says something like "give
me a few minutes." But the weeds are still there. If you just walk into a
house and come out, the weeds will be gone. Also, if you save and quit then
restart, they will be gone.
3. The item choice: The items are completely random; sometimes you get a
shirt, sometimes a rare item. Feng Shui probably helps.
4. You can NOT drop them in your house. If you try to put them in an envelope
you get the "You can not mail turnips or living things" message. Author's
(Cromis) note: "I never though of spirits as living things. They must be
turnips." *lol* You can't donate them to the museum.
Snowman F.A.Q. (starts after snow covers the ground, once a day every day) --
Snowman is the funniest special character in the game. He writes really
cute letters and is fun to talk to. Building a Snowman is not as hard as it
sounds. It does require patience, though, so follow my instructions carefully!
Once you get the hang of it, you'll wish you could build them all year long!
Preparations:
None.
Instructions:
1. Walk around your town and look for snowballs (little white spheres).
Sometimes they're well-camouflaged by the snow and it's not uncommon to walk
right past them. They can be behind trees or houses sometimes, so watch out
and don't kick them into water!
2. Once you've found the two snowballs, think about where they are and
determine which one will be easiest to move. For example, if the first
snowball is in an acre full of trees, lakes, bridges, or whatever, it will
be harder to get that one over to the second snowball, so it's better to
push the second one over to the first one.
3. Once you've determined which one will be easiest to roll to the second one,
start kicking the snowball carefully and slowly towards the other one. If
necessary, stop kicking the snowball and run ahead to check for lakes and
trees that you'll have to "steer" the ball around.
4. After a while of kicking the snowball, the snowball will get larger and your
character will start pushing it with their hands. You'll notice they will
move slower and will have better control over where the snowball goes. This
is the best time tto push a snowball over a bridge or up a hill.
5. When the two snowballs are in the same acre, roll one of them around until
it's as big as you think it can get. Stand next to it with your character
facing you. The snowball should be as tall (or a bit taller) than your
character, including their hat.
6. Push the second snowball until it's a little bit more than half the size of
the bigger one.
7. Push the little ball into the side of the bigger ball, and it should
automatically plop itself onto the top of the bigger one. If it doesn't,
that means one or both of the snowballs is not the proper size. Adjust the
snowballs and try to push them together again.
8. A face will appear on your new snowman and he will begin to talk. If he
goes on about how wonderful you are, you know you've done it right. If he
tells you he would have preferred to look another way, you know you didn't
build him correctly. Try again the next day.
9. Snowman will send you a piece of the adorable Snowman Series in the mail if
you built him correctly.
Tips/Tricks:
1. To make it easier, kick each snowball back and forth across the screen until
they're big enough to roll by hand. This will make them much easier to
control.
2. Go slowly, be patient, and don't rush. A good snowman takes a bit of time.
3. Don't try to kick a snowball downhill. It's easier to roll one up a hill to
the one on the upper level than it is to roll one downhill to the lower
level.
4. Never kick a snowball into the water. It will melt and, while that looks
pretty cool, it means you'll have to run around the map and find both
snowballs again.
5. Never kick a snowball into a tree or rock. If it's still small enough,
it'll break.
6. Never try to push a snowball between two objects if it won't fit. It will
break.
7. I've found that the easiest way to make a snowman is to kick them around
until my character starts pushing them, then steer one towards the other.
After that I push one around until it gets really big, and then I push the
other one around until it looks to be a little bit bigger than half the size
of the bigger one. If one it gets too big, I roll it around on a brown spot
until it shrinks a little.
8. Never push the big snowball into the little one. The little one is supposed
to be the head, and the big one will be the body. Always make sure you push
the little one into the big one.
9. No matter how big ("mega Snowman") or small ("snowboy") the snowman is, as
long as it is proportionate, you will get the furniture. (Thanks to Jamie
for reminding me of this!)
10. When you construct a snowman over a spot where something is buried, the spot
will disappear and the item buried there will appear in the lost and found
(thanks to crynyd for pointing this out!).
Igloo F.A.Q. (starts after snow covers the ground, lasts from 10am-10pm) --
After snow covers the ground, you will notice that one of your villagers
has built an igloo. If you step inside the igloo and talk to the villager, they
may offer to play a game with you. Depending on their personality, villagers
will play different games with you. Each type of personality will always play
the same games. There are seven (eight, counting the DUMMY item) special items
you can only get from an igloo resident, so try to collect them all! The items
are:
Chowder (bubbles and boils)
Crab Stew (bubbles and boils; you can turn the hotplate on and off)
DUMMY (white triangular table-looking item with red Japanese characters on it;
seems to be a dummy item that the creators forgot to take out of the game)
Fireplace (fire crackles inside, and you can put stuff on it like a table)
Igloo Model (which has a light that you can turn on and off)
Sleigh
Snow Bunny (does nothing, but it's cute!)
Snowboard
Snowy Tree Model
Preparations:
1. If you've paid off your house, take your money to the Post Office and
deposit all but 3,000 of it. (Keep taking out 3,000 bells each time you
want to play an igloo game.) You don't have to do this, but it's wise
because your townsanimal can't make you pay 90,000 bells if you don't have
90,000 bells with you!
2. Make sure you have at least 3,000 bells on you.
3. If you want to sell an item, make sure it's in your inventory. If you don't
want to sell an item, take it out of your inventory. You don't have to,
because you can refuse to sell an item, but it's easier if you don't have it
on you to begin with.
Instructions for...
"Very Sweet" characters:
To buy an item: They will play the 5-card game. They will say five items and
their prices, one by one, and with each one you can decide whether to buy it or
not. If you haven't bought an item by the time they get to the fifth item, you
have to buy the last item, no matter what it costs (it will never cost more than
you have). This is the best game to get furniture and igloo items from, because
you're always guaranteed to get an item, and sometimes you can get things
cheaper than at Nook's!
To sell an item: They will have four cards; each one has a price written on it.
Whichever card you choose, they will pay you however much is written on the card
for your item. If it's only ten bells, they will trade you an item for your
item.
"Nice" characters:
To buy an item: They will play the 4-card game. You choose between four cards.
If, on the first try you choose the same one they picked, you have to buy the
item with all your money. If you pick a different card, they will lower the
price and you get to play again.
To sell an item: They say a low price; then they will ask you to choose their
right or left hand. If you guess the same one they picked, they'll buy the item
for the low price. If you choose a different hand, they'll raise the price and
you get to play again.
"Kind and Quiet" characters:
To buy an item: They will play the peach/pear/apple game. Guess if they are
thinking of a peach, pear, or apple. If you guess right, you get an item for
free. If you guess wrong, you'll have to buy the item for over 1,000 bells, or
buy another item for less than 500 bells.
To sell an item: They will try to buy an item of yours for a low price. You
can sell your item by saying "Stop!" or say "Next!" if you refuse. If you say
"Next!" they may raise the price, not buy anything, or buy it for a low price
anyway.
"Athletic" characters:
To buy an item: They will play the wrestling game. You have to guess which move
they used to beat you. Their face will turn red and you'll hear a "pow!" sound
as if they'd just hit you. During the first two rounds, you have two choices.
During the third and final round, you'll have three choices. One wrong guess
and you have to buy the item they told you about at the beginning of the game.
Usually they will give it to you for a low price.
To sell an item: Pick one of three cards. They will react to it. You can
either keep that card based on their reaction and you'll have to sell your item
for the specified price, or you can choose to pick another card.
"Moody" characters:
To buy an item: They will play the lucky card game. You will have a choice of
three cards. One card is lucky, one is so-so, and one is unlucky. If you
choose the lucky card, you will get an item for free. If you choose the so-so
card, you'll pay a somewhat fair price. If you choose the unlucky card, you
will have to pay up to 3,000 bells for the item.
To sell an item: The townsanimal will think of a number between one and nine.
Your job will be to guess if the number they're thinking of is more or less than
five. If you guess right three times in a row, they will buy your item for
3,000 bells or more. If you guess right two times in a row, they will buy your
item for a little over 2,000 bells. If you guess right once, they will pay
around 1,500 bells. If you guess wrong on the first try, they will pay less
than 500 bells.
Tips/Tricks:
1. The 5-card game is the easiest game to play. You always get an item, and
it's not hard to collect most (if not all) the igloo items in one day. If
you have a villager that plays this game (or another game that you like),
play all day long as long as you have the money!
2. The igloo disappears at 10pm. If you want to play after it's supposed to
close, make sure you have several items in your inventory and around 10,000
bells with you. Run into the igloo with your items and money before 10pm.
Talk to the igloo resident. If they don't play a game with you, stay in the
igloo and watch them walk around for a bit. Then try talking to them again.
You can do this all night as long as you don't run out of money to buy
things. It does require time and patience, though, so feel free to brush
your teeth, put your PJs on, etc. in between talking to them!
Tortimer's Lighthouse Request (sometime in first couple months of the year) --
Tortimer is the world's hardest working tortoise (hey, how many turtle
mayors do you know?), and he needs a break. So it's off for a vacation for him,
with a simple job request for you. He asks you to turn on the Lighthouse every
day while he's gone some time between 6pm and 10pm.
Preparations:
None.
Instructions:
1. Go to the Lighthouse any time between 6pm and 10pm. Walk around to the side
you can't see (it will always be North side).
2. Walk in the door (you won't be able to see the door; just trust me, it's
there) by pushing the control stick down.
3. You will be inside the Lighthouse, where you will see a life-saving ring on
one side and a switch on the other.
4. Walk over to the switch and press the A button. Your character will flip
the switch.
5. You do not need to turn the Lighthouse off. It will turn itself off some
time in the morning.
Tips/Tricks:
1. If you have more than one person living in your town, either one of you can
turn the Lighthouse on. Each person who helps with the Lighthouse task will
get a gift from Tortimer.
2. You *must* turn on the Lighthouse every single day in order to get your
present from Tortimer.
3. The Lighthouse will not be open during any other time of the year, and it
will not be open before 6pm or after 10pm on the days you are supposed to
turn it on.
Halloween/Jack F.A.Q. (October 31 at 6pm - November 1 at 1am) --
On Halloween night, from 6pm October 31st to 1am November 1st, a mysterious
person with a Jack-o'-Lantern for a head will appear in town. All of your
villagers will be dressed like Jack, too. Your job is to find the real Jack and
give him a piece of candy. In return, he will give you a piece of the
only-available-once-a-year Spooky Series furniture collection. After you
receive the item, put it in your house and head out to find Jack again.
Preparations:
1. Buy all of Nook's candy every day as soon as he starts selling it (about two
weeks before Halloween). Keep it in dressers, wardrobes, or other storage
devices (like the office locker) in your basement.
2. Fill your letter inventory with old letters.
Instructions:
1. Put one piece of candy in your inventory, and put a piece of candy in each
old letter you've saved. Make sure you don't have anything important in
your inventory.
2. Head out to find Jack; try to avoid all your other townsanimals, who will be
dressed as Jack and will be chasing you to get a piece of candy.
3. If a villager catches you, give them some candy. Replace the candy you gave
the villager with a piece from an old letter, and keep going.
4. Once you find Jack, give him a piece of candy. He will give you furniture.
Immediately, take the furniture he gave you and drop it off in your house.
That way, if you run out of candy or don't have any with you when you get
caught by a villager, they won't turn your piece of Spooky furniture into a
Jack-o'-Lantern!
5. Repeat steps 1-4 until you run out of candy.
Tips/Tricks:
1. To get a Jack-o'-Lantern or Jack-In-The-Box (not necessary to complete the
Spooky Series), put something in your inventory that you don't really care
about. Then, allow yourself to be caught by a villager, and don't give them
any candy. They will "trick" you by turning your inventory item into a
Jack-o'-Lantern or a Jack-In-The-Box.
2. The real Jack will never chase you, so if you see a "villager" standing
still, that's the real Jack.
Harvest Festival/Franklin F.A.Q. (Fourth Thursday of November, 3-9pm) --
Definately the easiest holiday to get furniture from. Franklin is a
turkey who is desperate to be rescued from his fate as the town's Harvest
Festival dinner. It is your job to save his life.
Preparations:
None.
Instructions:
1. Talk to Tortimer to receive your Harvest Festival gift.
2. Find Franklin and he will give you instructions on what to do.
3. Head to the Wishing Well and find the fork and knife lying on the banquet
table.
4. Pick up the knife and fork using the B button.
5. Find Franklin again and he'll take the knife and fork from you and give
you a piece of furniture from the Harvest Series.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 to collect the whole series, then you can get duplicates
and sell them to Nook to make some money.
Tips/Tricks:
1. Franklin will usually be hiding behind a house, building, or tree, so look
carefully.
2. Usually Franklin will be in one of several common spots. For example, in
my game, he would often hide behind the Museum or a particular tree. Don't
hestitate to check behind a spot where you've found him before.
Jingle F.A.Q. (December 24 at 8pm - December 25 at 1am) --
Jingle is a reindeer who travels around the world on Christmas Eve
delivering toys to all the good girls and boys. From him you will receive
pieces of the Jingle Series.
Preparations:
1. Make sure you have a lot of very different-looking outfits.
Instructions:
1. Find Jingle and talk to him until he gives you a gift.
2. Walk to a different acre and change into an outfit that looks very different
from the one you were just wearing. It can also be an outfit you designed
(thanks to
[email protected] for pointing this out).
3. Find Jingle again and talk to him twice to receive another gift.
4. Continue until you've collected the whole series, or until Jingle decides he
doesn't want to give out any presents any more (whichever comes first).
Tips/Tricks:
1. After talking to him five times, you don't have to leave the acre anymore;
you can even change right in front of him! At some point he'll recognize
you, and then you're done unless you have another human character to use.
(Thanks to bkc56 for this tip!)
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28) HELPFUL WEBSITES:
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Here are some really helpful sites that will aid you on your journey
through your Animal Crossing life. If you visit an independent site, please
be sure to tell its creator that Pikachu 4 President sent you!
Animal Crossing Newsletters:
http://www.geocities.com/animal_crosser/
My newsletter, including cool downloads, games, screenshots, patterns, advice,
merchandise news, and much more!
Cromis's Animal Crossing newsletter can be obtained by e-mailing him at
[email protected] and putting SUBSCRIBE CROMIS' BULLETIN in the subject line
Animal Crossing on GameFaqs:
http://s1.cgi.gamefaqs.com/boards/gentopic.asp?board=12178
Animal Crossing Message Board
http://s1.cgi.gamefaqs.com/boards/gentopic.asp?board=575
Animal Crossing Trading Board
Fishing:
http://db.gamefaqs.com/console/gamecube/file/animal_crossing_fish.txt
Deflux's Fishing FAQ
Free Passwords:
http://acblink.cjb.net/
BLINK7441's "Universal Codes" Site
General Animal Crossing Information:
www.animal-crossing.com
Nintendo's Official Animal Crossing Website
www.animalxing.com
Very informative and helpful site (also has textures/patterns)
http://Jcink.com
15 Easy Ways To Make Bells by jcink
Miscellaneous:
www.nintendo.com
Nintendo's Official Website
photos.yahoo.com/animal_crosser
Pikachu 4 President's (that would be me!) Photo Gallery (with screenshots!)
http://www.accentral.net/catalog.php?user=2771
Pikachu_4_President's Online AC Catalog
http://animalxing.suddenlaunch.com
Justin's Animal Crossing Forum (for trading and miscellaneous)
Patterns/Textures:
animalcrossing.web1000.com
ss5joshua's Patterns Site
http://www.geocities.com/t_cromis/index.html
T. Cromis's Patterns Site
http://ickster.tripod.com/textures/
More patterns/textures
www.war3.com/warlock/actrading
DK Jr., Mario, Kirby, and other patterns
http://ickster.tripod.com/textures/
Green Latrine's Texture Site
http://www.boomspeed.com/ranma_neko/
Ranma's Texture Site
http://www.boomspeed.com/ranma_neko/peveus.html
Peveus's Texture Page
http://www.vgmaps.com/Other/SpecialStuff/index.htm
The Online Video Game Atlas, which includes lots of really nice AC textures
(and an awesome Super Smash Bros. movie)
http://www.pbase.com/jokey665/animal_crossing_textures
jokey665's Texture Site
Town Themes:
http://animal-crossing.com/popup_melody.jsp
Melody Maker (lets you try out your own tunes!)
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29) THANKS:
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Thank you to all the members of the Animal Crossing Message Board. You
have inspired me, helped me, and become my "extended villagers." I
wish you all the best in your AC lives. Thank you for being so kind to
me.
A special, personal thanks to my wonderful boyfriend, Brian (a.k.a.
zardoz_00), for encouraging me, supporting me, putting up with me, and
helping me finish this long-awaited FAQ.
A heartfelt thanks to the readers of this FAQ. If I can help just one
person, or get just one person to love this game as much as I do, it
was all worth it.
Big thanks to CJayC for making these little communities possible.
Without you, we'd have to search far and wide for our information, and
do you know how much precious time that takes away from our game-
playing?
Major "thank you" to my sister, Stephanie, for helping me proof-read
this FAQ and for making me feel like it is actually helping someone!
Thank you very much to those who helped me with the character information,
including: Stephanie (my sister), omnitarian, espeon2000, Miyamoto Wannabe,
Gmana7286634, sonicinmobius, ness445, briwhohuntselves (who collected most of
the catch phrases, actually, and the personality descriptions), cjkirby, jcink,
tinyboy21 alberto strikes back, babaloulou, animalcrossingman, Forsaken Being,
darklao, FifthMeadow, zora32, NessRevenge13, Animal Crossing Dude, yueske,
Avlanchesf49, Nagna zul,cf is best, AnimeJet, Toan Dark Cloud, IsaacofPainu,
kappn3, jack925, Golden Son, Metaknight3000, porksoda, iluvgamecube, Dirk
Gently, Bing147, Marth11, zeldafanatic15, kupop, DaSSBMmasta, tbone9012,
SSTwinrova, Zeldas Majik 101, Acidpickle, GoldDean, Shadow Dino, Prof Elvin
Gadd, Hjjf 309, deadmon, Secret240, xphile30, PrincessToadstool SevenYearOld,
hyperporygonguy, sheikzelda, marbear758, Rabid Frothing Kirby, Toan Dark Cloud,
LegatoBluesummers520, Trilly, Blade Echidna, DA boy reborn, Elekid 34,
DarkDraconis, CubeKnight, Pikachu4u, wolfpiper, Draugluin, Samus Sedai, captain
colorado, Omega DragoonX, Geno64, andypham007, MB Shafter, gijinkagato,
Golden Hero, and deblaey.
A warm thanks goes out to T. Cromis and BTB for helping me get this FAQ
formatted correctly.
Other thanks go to: hypershadowmanx, harry349, without a cause, IVIiles
Prower, and Abhishek for fixing minor mistakes I made!
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30) DISCLAIMERS (And Other Stuff I Have To Put):
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This FAQ is copyright 2002 by Leslie (a.k.a. Pikachu 4 President on the
AC Message Board). You may not post this FAQ anywhere else without my
permission. Please e-mail me at
[email protected] for my
permission to post a link to this FAQ on your website (you may NOT
alter it in ANY way). If you do not get my permission, from what I've
read, GameFaqs will do everything and anything short of coming to your
house and dragging you to court. This FAQ is meant to be printed out
and used for individual use ONLY.
Pikachu 4 President is not responsible in any way/shape/form if the
reader of this FAQ should suddenly become so addicted to this game that
they lose their job, mate, house, and/or ability to function within
normal society.
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31) COMING SOON... AND UPDATES, TOO!:
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Coming Soon...
More Animal Island Info
More Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q. (as they happen)
Updates:
November 30, 2002, version 6.0 --
Added more Character Information in the Characters section
Added Jingle Bells and Sound of Music to Town Themes section
Added "Pika Picks" to the K.K. Slider's Songs section
Added more Things To Make Your Townsanimals Say
Added to the Making Bells part of Tips/Tricks section
Added about 30 codes to Free Passwords section
Added Mario Mushroom in Flower Arranging For A Pretty Town section
Added E-Card List in the E-Reader part of F.A.Q. (For Beginners And Novices)
Added to the General/Miscellaneous part of F.A.Q. (For Beginners and Novices)
Added Jcink's "15 Easy Ways To Make Bells" link to the Helpful Websites section
Added Justin's link in the Helpful Websites section
Fixed formatting
December 2, 2002, version 6.0.1 --
Added more Character Information in the Characters section
December 4, 2002, version 6.0.2 --
Added more Character Information in the Characters section
Added information on the golden net in the F.A.Q. (For Beginners and Novices)
December 16, 2002, version 6.5 --
Added more Character Information in the Characters section (phrases are done!)
Added Snowman info in How Do I... part of F.A.Q. (For Beginners And Novices)
Added Animal Crossing Newsletters links to Helpful Websites section
December 20, 2002, version 7.0 --
Added more Character Information in the Characters section
Added about 25 more codes to Free Passwords (making this FAQ over 100 pages!!)
Added Tree-Planting info to Tips/Tricks section
December 22, 2002, version 7.0.1 --
Added more letter-writing tips to the F.A.Q. (For The Pros) section
January 12, 2003, version 7.5 --
Added and fixed some Character Information in the Characters section
Added and fixed some Town Themes in the Town Themes section
Added more Things To Make Your Animals Say
Added about 40 new codes in the Free Passwords section
Added Gulliver's "Toad Town" reference to Japanese and Nintendo References
Added Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q. section!
January 15, 2003, version 7.5.1 --
Added Bamboo Robe and Mammoth Skull codes to Free Passwords section
January 16, 2003, version 7.5.2 --
Added about 30 more codes to the Free Passwords section
Added another "rock trick" (this one by Kapps187) to the Tips/Tricks section
Added another "rock trick" (this one by bkc56) to Tips/Tricks section
Added a tip/trick (by bkc56) to Jingle F.A.Q. in Special Event F.A.Q.
January 16, 2003, version 7.5.3 --
Added Gracie's Top, Blue Stripe Knit, Diner Uniform, and Snowman Table codes
January 17, 2003, version 7.6 --
Added T. Cromis's "Wisp F.A.Q." to the Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q. section
January 20, 2003, version 7.6.5 --
Added and fixed some Character Information in the Characters section
Added ways to duplicate items and get a different islander to F.A.Q. (for Pros)
Added Tortimer's Lighthouse Request to Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q.
January 27, 2003, version 7.7 --
Added Series 2 Design, Music, Player, and Sibling cards to e-Reader card list
February 2, 2003, version 8.0 --
Added seasons to get different outfits in the Clothing section
Added about 100 new codes to the Free Passwords section
February 5, 2003, version 8.5 --
Added about 85 new codes to the Free Passwords section
February 17, 2003, version 9.0 --
Added and fixed some Character Information in the Characters section
Added Rock Around The Clock to Town Themes section
Added about 25 codes to Free Passwords section
Added another tip to Snowman F.A.Q. in Special Event/Holiday F.A.Q. section
March 13, 2003, version X --
Added some Character Information in the Characters section
Added many more and re-arranged the Town Themes to the Town Themes section
Added more Things To Make Your Animals Say
Added about 65 new codes in the Free Passwords section
Added Gracie's "Hyrulian" reference to Japanese and Nintendo References
Added all Series 3 cards to e-Reader card list
Added catching bees to How Do I... part of F.A.Q. (For Beginners And Novices)
April 1, 2003, version X.0.5 --
Added about 25 new codes in the Free Passwords section
May 6, 2003, version X.1 --
Added information about May windsocks to the Calendar section
Added about 65 new codes to Free Passwords (making this FAQ over 200 pages!!)
Added "How do I get a 'perfect town'?" to F.A.Q. (For Beginners And Novices)
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