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Memes
The following are notable memes in the Animal Crossing community that are not endorsed by Nintendo themselves.

DOOM X Animal Crossing
On October 8, 2019, the developers of , the 2020 action shooter title released by and part of the, announced a delay from its original November 22, 2019 date to a new date of March 20, 2020, putting it against the release date of. While this did little to impact the sales of both titles, the coinciding release dates results in the communities of both titles collaborating together, often featuring and Isabelle, the mascot of both franchises, working together in certain instances. DOOM's official Twitter even participated in this meme, as when the Direct was announced on February 18, 2020, DOOM's Twitter account replied "will Isabelle be there".

Froggy Chair
Close to 's launch, the Froggy Chair became a meme throughout the Animal Crossing community. The meme originated as a post featuring the  character  desiring to buy a Froggy Chair, and quickly spiraled from there. Despite the massive popularity the chair received, the Froggy Chair did not return in, resulting in many making memorials and tributes to the chair itself, desiring for the chair to return in the game.

"Raymond in boxes"
Due to his heightened popularity yet extreme rarity thanks to no amiibo card being released and small odds to appear on Mystery Island Tours and from the Campsite, Raymond is often sold at higher margins of s or Bells. On some occasions, Raymond is sold on sites like eBay for real-world currencies. Scams have also occurred in the process of trading Raymond, such as a notable incident on Discord where one person had managed to scam a user of 500 Nook Miles Tickets for a "Raymond viewing session". This has lead to many community members of the Animal Crossing fandom calling out against the black market for Raymond on places such as Nookazon, and many prominent Animal Crossing Discord servers now require a photo to be attached for whoever is trading a villager. Attempts to break the Raymond market had been done with hackers such as PokéNinja, who managed to give away Raymond to 50 users using a save editor.

Nevertheless, the "Raymond in boxes" meme has been incorporated within the Animal Crossing fandom, mocking the black market situation with Raymond. Often, internet users would take screenshots with es surrounding Raymond or an impersonator dressed as Raymond; or photoshopping images with Raymond and boxes, before posting these images on social media sites. Artists participated by painting the perspective of Raymond being sold on the black market, including an artwork drawn by Sara showing two players trading Nook Miles Tickets in front of Raymond. YouTube creators have also tried to hunt Raymond using their Nook Miles Tickets and publishing their own journey on the site, the most popular of which being TreeckoBro's video "Spending 100x Nook Miles Tickets For RAYMOND". Some creators had mixed feelings, including DannTheMan, a notable YouTube creator, who felt that Raymond's popularity and rarity shouldn't be factors to appreciate him as a villager, clarifying that "the best villagers to have are the ones [people may] feel a...connection with".

Other notable memes surrounding Raymond included him dressing up in a, having him sing Bubblegum K.K., and anti-Raymond posts, the latter of which grew in tandem with the "Raymond in boxes" meme.

Reggie Fils-Aimé
In a promotional video for, Reggie Fils-Aimé, the president of Nintendo of America at the time, released a video showcasing his house in. Near the end of the video, Reggie tells the viewers "that's all the time [he has] got", and has "to get back playing on [his] Nintendo 3DS". The last line has been used consistently by the Animal Crossing community in situations such as to evade