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| − | '''Storage units''' | + | '''Storage units''' are furniture pieces such as wardrobes and dressers that allow the [[player]] to save their items in storage, without having to place them into their [[house]] or [[pocket]]s. The functionality of storage spaces differs between games. Clothes, accessories, furniture, flowers, Bells, blank letters, tools, fruit, and many other items can be placed in storage. The only items that cannot be stored are bugs, fish, and turnips, except in ''New Leaf'' in which any item can be stored. |
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| + | In {{AF}} an individual storage unit can save a single item, but there is no limit to the number of units that can be placed in a house. In {{AF+}}, {{PG}} and {{AFe+}}, up to three items can be stored in each storage space. In ''Wild World'' a common storage space is introduced which is shared between every storage unit in the house. Each player has their own individual storage space, and can save up to 90 items. In ''City Folk'', this is increased to 160 spaces and a player's storage can also accessed in the [[Auction House]] by selecting the "Checkroom" option. In ''New Leaf'', the storage space is increased again to 180 spaces. In addition, the [[Train Station]] and [[Museum]] contain lockers that can access the storage space, even when a player is visiting another town. The lockers are available from the very beginning of the game, and so it is not actually necessary to have a storage unit at home. | ||
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*Exotic Bureau | *Exotic Bureau | ||
*Exotic Wardrobe | *Exotic Wardrobe | ||
Revision as of 13:10, May 5, 2013
Storage units are furniture pieces such as wardrobes and dressers that allow the player to save their items in storage, without having to place them into their house or pockets. The functionality of storage spaces differs between games. Clothes, accessories, furniture, flowers, Bells, blank letters, tools, fruit, and many other items can be placed in storage. The only items that cannot be stored are bugs, fish, and turnips, except in New Leaf in which any item can be stored.
In Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival an individual storage unit can save a single item, but there is no limit to the number of units that can be placed in a house. In Template:AF+, Animal Crossing and Template:AFe+, up to three items can be stored in each storage space. In Wild World a common storage space is introduced which is shared between every storage unit in the house. Each player has their own individual storage space, and can save up to 90 items. In City Folk, this is increased to 160 spaces and a player's storage can also accessed in the Auction House by selecting the "Checkroom" option. In New Leaf, the storage space is increased again to 180 spaces. In addition, the Train Station and Museum contain lockers that can access the storage space, even when a player is visiting another town. The lockers are available from the very beginning of the game, and so it is not actually necessary to have a storage unit at home.
Themed Storage Units:
- Exotic Bureau
- Exotic Wardrobe
- Ranch Dresser
- Ranch Wardrobe
- Classic Vanity (has a dresser drawer at the bottom)
- Classic Wardrobe
- Regal Dresser
- Regal Armoire
- Blue Bureau
- Blue Wardrobe
- Blue Cabinet
- Cabana Dresser
- Cabana Wardrobe
- Green Dresser
- Green Wardrobe
- Cabin Dresser
- Cabin Wardrobe
- Modern Dresser
- Modern Wardrobe
- Kiddie Dresser
- Kiddie Wardrobe
- Kiddie Bureau
- Lovely Dresser
- Lovely Armoire
- Robo-Dresser
- Robo-Closet
Rare Storage Units:
- Snowman Dresser (obtained from building perfect snowman)
- Snowman Wardrobe (obtained from building perfect snowman)
- Snowman Fridge (obtained from building perfect snowman)
- Mush Dresser (obtained from Acorn Festival)
- Mush Closet (obtained from Acorn Festival)
Other:
- Office Locker
- Refrigerator
- Retro Fridge
- Storage Case
- Clothes Closet
