Editing Fruit

'''Fruits''' are [[food]] items in the {{SER}}. They can be buried to grow fruit-bearing trees. Each [[town]] or island starts with several fruit trees that bear one of five types of fruit—either apples, cherries, oranges, peaches, or pears—that is known as the native fruit and sells for 100 [[Bell]]s each. The other four non-native fruits can be obtained later through other means and sell for 500 Bells each. Coconuts sell for 150 Bells in {{PG}}, 500 Bells in {{WW}} and {{CF}}, and 250 Bells in {{NL}} and {{NH}}. Prior to {{NH|short|nolink}}, eating a fruit has no effect except freeing up space in the player's pockets.

In {{DnM}}, {{DnM+}}, {{PG}}, and {{DnMe+}}, both native and non-native fruits can be obtained as gifts from [[villager]]s, and [[balloon]] presents have a 20% chance of containing a non-native fruit.

In {{CF}}, non-native fruits can be obtained in two different ways. The most common way to acquire non-native fruit by traveling to a town where they grow and can mail fruit to players in other towns. The player can alternatively send a letter to a resident of their town with the contents saying "How are you?" with a fruit attached, native or not. A couple days later, a letter with a present attached will be received, containing either a fruit (native or non-native) or a shirt. The same thing works with [[sickness|sick]] neighbors, with "Get well soon!" being on the letter. Like in {{WW|short|nolink}}, coconuts wash up on the beach every few days.

In {{NL}}, all fruits can be stacked in the player's [[pockets]] up to nine. Villagers can now request the player to give them a specific fruit, and fruits can be given to [[Dr. Shrunk]] in exchange for one of his jokes. Additionally, the following six fruits are added, which all sell for 250 Bells:

The five fruits that can naturally grow in the player's town now have "perfect" variants, which sell for more (600 Bells if native, 3,000 Bells if non-native) and have a slightly different appearance. When a town is created, one of the fruits on a single fruit tree is a perfect variant; it can be planted to grow perfect fruit trees. Once a perfect fruit tree is harvested around four to seven times, its leaves fall off and one of its three fruits is a "rotten" variant, which acts as a [[trash]] item.

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