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[[File:Acnh pole thumb.png|250px|thumb|Artwork of a player using the vaulting pole in {{NH}}]]  
 
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The '''vaulting pole''' is a [[tool]] in {{NH}} that allows the player to vault over a body of water such as a [[river]] or [[pond]].  
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The '''Vaulting Pole''' is a [[tool]] in {{NH}} that allows the player to vault over a body of water such as a [[river]] or [[pond]].  
  
 
The tool is introduced after [[Blathers]] arrives on the island to aid in the search for fossils and allows the exploration of previously unavailable areas that were restricted by water. The Resident Representative receives a recipe by speaking to Blathers in his tent. Subsequent players may have to purchase the recipe from [[Nook's Cranny]] (or [[Timmy]] in the [[Resident Services]] tent depending on game progress), unless they also speak to Blathers on the same day.
 
The tool is introduced after [[Blathers]] arrives on the island to aid in the search for fossils and allows the exploration of previously unavailable areas that were restricted by water. The Resident Representative receives a recipe by speaking to Blathers in his tent. Subsequent players may have to purchase the recipe from [[Nook's Cranny]] (or [[Timmy]] in the [[Resident Services]] tent depending on game progress), unless they also speak to Blathers on the same day.
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[[File:Acnh vaulting pole press.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Vaulting across a river.]]  
 
[[File:Acnh vaulting pole press.jpg|250px|thumb|left|Vaulting across a river.]]  
  
The player must be holding the vaulting pole and be positioned adjacent to the edge of a water feature. When used, the player jumps over the gap and lands the other side. The animation is accompanied by a unique sound effect. Nearby [[fish]] will be scared away after a successful vault.
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The player must be holding the Vaulting Pole and be positioned adjacent to the edge of a water feature. When used, the player jumps over the gap and lands the other side. The animation is accompanied by a unique sound effect. Nearby [[fish]] will be scared away after a successful vault.
  
 
Larger gaps and waterfalls cannot be vaulted. There is no animation or sound played when the player uses the pole on a gap that is too large.
 
Larger gaps and waterfalls cannot be vaulted. There is no animation or sound played when the player uses the pole on a gap that is too large.
  
The vaulting pole will not break after any number of uses. It shares this infinite durability property with the [[Ladder|ladder]].
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The Vaulting Pole will not break after any number of uses. It shares this infinite durability property with the [[Ladder|ladder]].
  
 
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==Obtaining==
 
==Obtaining==
 
===In {{NH|nolink}}===
 
===In {{NH|nolink}}===
Unlike most other tools in the game, the vaulting pole has unlimited uses and will never break.
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Unlike most other tools in the game, the Vaulting Pole has unlimited uses and will never break.
 
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== In-universe history ==
 
== In-universe history ==
Within the game's universe, vaulting poles may have been first popularized under the brand name “StickThing”. When the [[player]] interacts with a [[peppy]] [[villager]] while holding the pole in {{NH|short|nolink}}, the villager may refer to having had a StickThing in the past, and proceed to sing the jingle from its commercials.
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Within the game's universe, Vaulting Poles may have been first popularized under the brand name “StickThing”. When the [[player]] interacts with a [[peppy]] [[villager]] while holding the pole in {{NH|short|nolink}}, the villager may refer to having had a StickThing in the past, and proceed to sing the jingle from its commercials.
  
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==

Revision as of 01:19, May 29, 2020

File:Acnh pole thumb.png
Artwork of a player using the vaulting pole in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

The Vaulting Pole is a tool in Animal Crossing: New Horizons that allows the player to vault over a body of water such as a river or pond.

The tool is introduced after Blathers arrives on the island to aid in the search for fossils and allows the exploration of previously unavailable areas that were restricted by water. The Resident Representative receives a recipe by speaking to Blathers in his tent. Subsequent players may have to purchase the recipe from Nook's Cranny (or Timmy in the Resident Services tent depending on game progress), unless they also speak to Blathers on the same day.

Usage

Vaulting across a river.

The player must be holding the Vaulting Pole and be positioned adjacent to the edge of a water feature. When used, the player jumps over the gap and lands the other side. The animation is accompanied by a unique sound effect. Nearby fish will be scared away after a successful vault.

Larger gaps and waterfalls cannot be vaulted. There is no animation or sound played when the player uses the pole on a gap that is too large.

The Vaulting Pole will not break after any number of uses. It shares this infinite durability property with the ladder.

Obtaining

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Unlike most other tools in the game, the Vaulting Pole has unlimited uses and will never break.

Item Image Buy Price Sell Price Available From DIY Materials
Vaulting Pole 70px Not for Sale  600 Bells Crafting Softwood

In-universe history

Within the game's universe, Vaulting Poles may have been first popularized under the brand name “StickThing”. When the player interacts with a peppy villager while holding the pole in New Horizons, the villager may refer to having had a StickThing in the past, and proceed to sing the jingle from its commercials.

Gallery


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