Editing Doubutsu no Mori e+

|caption        = e-Reader bundle game cover

|caption        = e-Reader bundle game cover

|theme          = [[File:Main Theme DnMe+.mp3|Main theme]]

|theme          = [[File:Main Theme DnMe+.mp3|Main theme]]

|publisher      = [[Nintendo]]

|publisher      = [[Nintendo]]

|series        = [[Animal Crossing (series)|''Animal Crossing'']]

|series        = [[Animal Crossing (series)|''Animal Crossing'']]

|released      = {{Flag|JPN}} June 27, 2003<ref name=Official_Site>{{Cite web|author=Nintendo|url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ngc/gaej/index.html|title=どうぶつの森ｅ＋|site=nintendo.co.jp|retrieved=September 13, 2020}}</ref>

|released      = {{Flag|JPN}} June 27, 2003<ref name=Official_Site>{{Cite web|author=Nintendo|url=https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ngc/gaej/index.html|title=どうぶつの森ｅ＋|site=nintendo.co.jp|retrieved=September 13, 2020}}</ref>

|platforms      = [[Nintendo GameCube]]

|platforms      = [[Nintendo GameCube]]

|media          = GameCube Game Disc

|media          = GameCube Game Disc

}}

}}

Due to Nintendo of America's successful localization of {{PG|nolink}}, Nintendo retranslated the game back into Japanese, added additional new content, and released it as {{DnMe+|nolink}} on June 27, 2003, nine months after the North American release of {{PG|nolink}}. The game retailed for 6,800 yen<ref name=Official_Site/> and sold 91,658 copies in its first week of sale; it went on to sell approximately 640,000 copies as of October 2004.<ref>{{Cite web|author=N-Sider|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121002222334/http://www.n-sider.com/gameview.php?gameid=135|title=Animal Crossing}}</ref> The game was never localized for North America or Europe, possibly due to the e-Reader's limited success outside of Japan or the development and upcoming release of {{WW}}. Despite this, many features introduced in {{DnMe+|nolink}} returned in later entries of the {{SER}}.

Due to Nintendo of America's successful localization of {{PG|nolink}}, Nintendo retranslated the game back into Japanese, added additional new content, and released it as {{DnMe+|nolink}} on June 27, 2003, nine months after the North American release of {{PG|nolink}}. The game retailed for 6,800 yen<ref name=Official_Site/> and sold 91,658 copies in its first week of sale; it went on to sell approximately 640,000 copies as of October 2004.<ref>{{Cite web|author=N-Sider|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121002222334/http://www.n-sider.com/gameview.php?gameid=135|title=Animal Crossing}}</ref> The game was never localized for North America or Europe, possibly due to the e-Reader's limited success outside of Japan or the development and upcoming release of {{WW}}. Despite this, many features introduced in {{DnMe+|nolink}} returned in later entries of the {{SER}}.

==New content==

==New content==

===e-Reader functionality===

===e-Reader functionality===

[[File:Doubutsu no Mori Card-e+ 2-050 (Marina).png|thumb|200px|[[Marina]]'s {{DnMe+|nolink}} card.]]

[[File:Doubutsu no Mori Card-e+ 2-050 (Marina).png|thumb|200px|[[Marina]]'s {{DnMe+|nolink}} card.]]

{{DnMe+|nolink}} now has in-game e-Reader functionality like in {{PG|nolink}}. In addition to ''Doubutsu no Mori Card-e+'' cards, {{DnMe+|nolink}} is compatible with ''Doubutsu no Mori+ Card-e'' cards.

{{DnMe+|nolink}} now has in-game e-Reader functionality like in {{PG|nolink}}. In addition to ''Doubutsu no Mori Card-e+'' cards, {{DnMe+|nolink}} is compatible with ''Doubutsu no Mori+ Card-e'' cards.

e-Reader cards can be scanned at the following locations:

e-Reader cards can be scanned at the following locations:

*The e-Reader Transfer Machine (eTM) in the [[post office]] — Character Cards can be scanned here to receive a letter and item from the character on the card.  

*The e-Reader Transfer Machine (eTM) in the [[post office]] — Character Cards can be scanned here to receive a letter and item from the character on the card.  

*By talking to [[Mabel]] at the [[Able Sisters]] — Design Cards can be scanned here to save the design displayed on the card.

*By talking to [[Mabel]] at the [[Able Sisters]] — Design Cards can be scanned here to save the design displayed on the card.

*The [[wishing well]] — A villager or [[islander]]'s card here to have them move to the town or island, respectively. This is the only way to have any of the new villagers move in, or for any of the islanders to move to the island.

*The [[wishing well]] — A villager or [[islander]]'s card here to have them move to the town or island, respectively. This is the only way to have any of the new villagers move in, or for any of the islanders to move to the island.

===Villagers and islanders===

===Villagers and islanders===

===Items===

===Items===

The following 21 furniture items have been added, none of which can be reordered from the [[catalog]].

The following 21 furniture items have been added, none of which can be reordered from the [[catalog]].

{{Columns-list|

{{Columns-list|

}}

}}

===Insects and fish===

===Insects and fish===

[[File:Fish Encyclopedia DnMe+.png|thumb|right|200px|The complete fish encyclopedia]]

[[File:Fish Encyclopedia DnMe+.png|thumb|right|200px|The complete fish encyclopedia]]

The following 16 insects and fish are introduced:  

The following 16 insects and fish are introduced:  

===Music===

===Music===

===Minigames===

===Minigames===

===SD card support===

===SD card support===

{{DnM+|nolink}} save data is unaffected by the migration; the original town and player characters remain available to play as normal.

{{DnM+|nolink}} save data is unaffected by the migration; the original town and player characters remain available to play as normal.

===Objects===

===Objects===

==Differences from {{PG|nolink}}==

==Differences from {{PG|nolink}}==

===Controls===

===Controls===

===Interface===

===Interface===

|image2= DnMe+ Clock.png

|image2= DnMe+ Clock.png

}}

}}

*The game's font has been redrawn at a higher resolution.

*The game's font has been redrawn at a higher resolution.

*Due to the higher font resolution, kanji is now incorporated into the game, considerably expanding the amount of usable characters; previous versions only made use of hiragana, katakana, Latin characters, and icons. The player can adjust their fluency with kanji from the options menu, which replaces hiragana with kanji where appropriate.

*Due to the higher font resolution, kanji is now incorporated into the game, considerably expanding the amount of usable characters; previous versions only made use of hiragana, katakana, Latin characters, and icons. The player can adjust their fluency with kanji from the options menu, which replaces hiragana with kanji where appropriate.

*The clock has been redesigned.

*The clock has been redesigned.

*Diaries that are dropped on the ground now appear as envelopes instead of brown paper bags.

*Diaries that are dropped on the ground now appear as envelopes instead of brown paper bags.

===Locations===

===Locations===

*The [[Reset Surveillance Center]] can be accessed after encountering [[Mr. Resetti]] twice. Once a week, a random [[rock]] around [[town]] will become the entrance to the center and can be broken with a [[shovel]]. Mr. Resetti and [[Don Resetti]] can be found here.

*The [[Reset Surveillance Center]] can be accessed after encountering [[Mr. Resetti]] twice. Once a week, a random [[rock]] around [[town]] will become the entrance to the center and can be broken with a [[shovel]]. Mr. Resetti and [[Don Resetti]] can be found here.

*[[Tom Nook]] offers a greater variety of items during his sales, such as party poppers, fans, balloons, and pinwheels.

*[[Tom Nook]] offers a greater variety of items during his sales, such as party poppers, fans, balloons, and pinwheels.

*[[Animal Island]] is no longer accessed by connecting a [[Game Boy Advance]] to the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. Instead, each player must now first purchase their private island from [[Tom Nook]] (after paying off all house loans) to access it. Players can visit another player's island after the other player has repaid their loan.

*[[Animal Island]] is no longer accessed by connecting a [[Game Boy Advance]] to the [[Nintendo GameCube]]. Instead, each player must now first purchase their private island from [[Tom Nook]] (after paying off all house loans) to access it. Players can visit another player's island after the other player has repaid their loan.

===Villagers===

===Villagers===

*It is possible to become "best friends" with villagers after interacting with them a lot and performing many favors for them. Best friend villagers react to seeing the player by waving or calling out to them and can also give the player special items.

*It is possible to become "best friends" with villagers after interacting with them a lot and performing many favors for them. Best friend villagers react to seeing the player by waving or calling out to them and can also give the player special items.

*The player can now eavesdrop on conversations held between two different villagers.

*The player can now eavesdrop on conversations held between two different villagers.

*New villager dialogue is included that is conditional on the player's accomplishments, e.g., the size of their house, whether they own an island, the size of [[Tom Nook]]'s store, etc.

*New villager dialogue is included that is conditional on the player's accomplishments, e.g., the size of their house, whether they own an island, the size of [[Tom Nook]]'s store, etc.

*When delivering gifts as an errand for a villager, the request-giver may ask the player for the recipient's feedback.

*When delivering gifts as an errand for a villager, the request-giver may ask the player for the recipient's feedback.

*The gifts and letters that villagers may task the player to deliver can now be opened and kept, incurring their anger.

*The gifts and letters that villagers may task the player to deliver can now be opened and kept, incurring their anger.

*[[Lost item]]s can be found on the ground and returned to villagers in exchange for a reward.

*[[Lost item]]s can be found on the ground and returned to villagers in exchange for a reward.

*Villagers now have a favorite and hated clothing type.

*Villagers now have a favorite and hated clothing type.

===Items===

===Items===

*The following items return from {{DnM+|nolink}} after not appearing in {{PG|nolink}}:

*The following items return from {{DnM+|nolink}} after not appearing in {{PG|nolink}}:

{{Columns-list|

{{Columns-list|

:*{{I|Bucket|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Bucket|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Hibachi|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Hibachi|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Hearth|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Hearth|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Kadomatsu|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Kadomatsu|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Kagamimochi|DnM+}}

:*{{I|Kagamimochi|DnM+}}

}}

}}

===Interactivity===

===Interactivity===

*[[Flower]]s can now be picked up and held in the player's hand.  

*[[Flower]]s can now be picked up and held in the player's hand.  

===Events===

===Events===

*Villagers now wear hats on Christmas Eve and during the [[Harvest Festival]].

*Villagers now wear hats on Christmas Eve and during the [[Harvest Festival]].

===Music===

===Music===

*The game's title theme has been remixed with added percussion.

*The game's title theme has been remixed with added percussion.

*Gyroids can now be set to sync with [[music]] that is playing in the player's house, and will now remain in sync even when the player leaves and returns.

*Gyroids can now be set to sync with [[music]] that is playing in the player's house, and will now remain in sync even when the player leaves and returns.

*[[Kapp'n]]'s songs use different syllables to go along with what words he actually sings. This was present in {{DnM+}} with the old melody ("[[Marine Song 2001]]"), but in {{PG|nolink}} all songs used the same syllables no matter the lyrics.

*[[Kapp'n]]'s songs use different syllables to go along with what words he actually sings. This was present in {{DnM+}} with the old melody ("[[Marine Song 2001]]"), but in {{PG|nolink}} all songs used the same syllables no matter the lyrics.

===Miscellaneous===

===Miscellaneous===

==Related media==

==Related media==

==Gallery==

==Gallery==

==Names in other languages==

==Names in other languages==

{{Foreignname

{{Foreignname

|ja-m=Animal Forest e+

|ja-m=Animal Forest e+

}}

}}

{{Navbox Gen 1}}

{{Navbox Gen 1}}

[[Category:Video games]]

[[Category:Video games]]

[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori e+|*]]

[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori e+|*]]