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Of the two promotional cards released, the first (titled {{PG|nolink}}) was bundled with the [[e-Reader]] accessory in North America while the promotional NES Link card was included in the December 2002 issue of [[Nintendo Power]] magazine<ref>http://ereader.no-intro.org/checklists.php?sys=EngList&search_set=Promotional&card_no=1093</ref>. | Of the two promotional cards released, the first (titled {{PG|nolink}}) was bundled with the [[e-Reader]] accessory in North America while the promotional NES Link card was included in the December 2002 issue of [[Nintendo Power]] magazine<ref>http://ereader.no-intro.org/checklists.php?sys=EngList&search_set=Promotional&card_no=1093</ref>. | ||
== Character cards == | == Character cards == | ||
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Animal_Crossing-e_1-001_(K.K._Slider).jpg|<small>Series 1 - [[K.K. Slider]] (front)</small> | Animal_Crossing-e_1-001_(K.K._Slider).jpg|<small>Series 1 - [[K.K. Slider]] (front)</small> | ||
Animal_Crossing-e_1-001_(K.K._Slider - Back).jpg|<small>Series 1 - [[K.K. Slider]] (back)</small> | Animal_Crossing-e_1-001_(K.K._Slider - Back).jpg|<small>Series 1 - [[K.K. Slider]] (back)</small> | ||
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Animal Crossing-e 3-123 (Katrina).jpg|<small>Series 3 - [[Katrina]] (front)</small> | Animal Crossing-e 3-123 (Katrina).jpg|<small>Series 3 - [[Katrina]] (front)</small> | ||
Animal Crossing-e 4-217 (Freckles).jpg|<small>Series 4 - [[Freckles]] (front)</small> | Animal Crossing-e 4-217 (Freckles).jpg|<small>Series 4 - [[Freckles]] (front)</small> | ||
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There are 275 total character e-cards, each of which has a picture of a [[villager]] or [[special visitors|special visitor]] on its front and additional information about them on the card back, such as their gender, [[catchphrase]] and their [[star sign|astrological sign]], as well as a short paragraph describing their [[Villager#Personalities|personality]] and lastly, a [[password]] that can be redeemed for a special item. The cards can be used in the following ways: {{clear}}[[File:Animal Crossing-e 1-001 (K.K. Slider - Letter).gif|thumb|240px|right|Animated letter from [[K.K. Slider]] ([[:File:Animal_Crossing-e_1-001_(K.K._Slider).jpg|001]]) received when scanning e-card without GCN connection]]<blockquote><ol><li>Without a [[Nintendo]] [[e-Reader]]:<br><ul><li> Sending the code found on the back of the card via letter to random villager in town will result in a return letter from that villager two days later with an item attached. The item sent is specific to each e-card and ranges from common items to fossils to unorderable special event items.</li><li>Sending the code (via letter) to the specific villager pictured on the front of a character card will result in a return letter from that villager two days later. The letter often contains a common [[NES game]] but may contain instead the default common item associated with that e-card.</li></ul><li>Using only an e-Reader and [[Game Boy Advance]]:</li><ul><li>Scanning a character card into the e-reader results in an animated three-page letter from that character being displayed on the screen along with background music that is unique to each card.</li></ul><li>With an e-Reader connected to the [[GameCube]] using the [[Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable]]:</li><ul><li>Scanning a character card at the e-Reader Transfer Machine in the [[Post Office]] will result in a letter from the villager on the card being sent to the player's [[mailbox]]. The present attached to this letter is specific to that e-card and is different from the one received when using that e-card's password.</li></ul></ol></blockquote> | There are 275 total character e-cards, each of which has a picture of a [[villager]] or [[special visitors|special visitor]] on its front and additional information about them on the card back, such as their gender, [[catchphrase]] and their [[star sign|astrological sign]], as well as a short paragraph describing their [[Villager#Personalities|personality]] and lastly, a [[password]] that can be redeemed for a special item. The cards can be used in the following ways: {{clear}}[[File:Animal Crossing-e 1-001 (K.K. Slider - Letter).gif|thumb|240px|right|Animated letter from [[K.K. Slider]] ([[:File:Animal_Crossing-e_1-001_(K.K._Slider).jpg|001]]) received when scanning e-card without GCN connection]]<blockquote><ol><li>Without a [[Nintendo]] [[e-Reader]]:<br><ul><li> Sending the code found on the back of the card via letter to random villager in town will result in a return letter from that villager two days later with an item attached. The item sent is specific to each e-card and ranges from common items to fossils to unorderable special event items.</li><li>Sending the code (via letter) to the specific villager pictured on the front of a character card will result in a return letter from that villager two days later. The letter often contains a common [[NES game]] but may contain instead the default common item associated with that e-card.</li></ul><li>Using only an e-Reader and [[Game Boy Advance]]:</li><ul><li>Scanning a character card into the e-reader results in an animated three-page letter from that character being displayed on the screen along with background music that is unique to each card.</li></ul><li>With an e-Reader connected to the [[GameCube]] using the [[Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable]]:</li><ul><li>Scanning a character card at the e-Reader Transfer Machine in the [[Post Office]] will result in a letter from the villager on the card being sent to the player's [[mailbox]]. The present attached to this letter is specific to that e-card and is different from the one received when using that e-card's password.</li></ul></ol></blockquote> | ||
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If the player sends an e-card password to a villager in their town whose identity matches the character card from which it came, they will likely receive a letter containing an [[NES game]] as opposed to that e-card's standard item. The images below show the letter sent by each of the six personality types. | If the player sends an e-card password to a villager in their town whose identity matches the character card from which it came, they will likely receive a letter containing an [[NES game]] as opposed to that e-card's standard item. The images below show the letter sent by each of the six personality types. | ||
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E-card normal personality letter.png|[[Normal]] personality <small>([[Chevre]])</small> | E-card normal personality letter.png|[[Normal]] personality <small>([[Chevre]])</small> | ||
E-card peppy personality letter.png|[[Peppy]] personality <small>([[Cookie]])</small> | E-card peppy personality letter.png|[[Peppy]] personality <small>([[Cookie]])</small> | ||
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E-card jock personality letter.png|[[Jock]] personality <small>([[Leopold]])</small> | E-card jock personality letter.png|[[Jock]] personality <small>([[Leopold]])</small> | ||
E-card lazy personality letter.png|[[Lazy]] personality <small>([[Chico]])</small> | E-card lazy personality letter.png|[[Lazy]] personality <small>([[Chico]])</small> | ||
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== Other Cards == | == Other Cards == | ||
Revision as of 16:46, June 17, 2020
Animal Crossing-e is a collection of 326 Animal Crossing-themed cards (plus two promo cards) produced by Nintendo for use with the Nintendo e-Reader. The cards were distributed in four series, with an initial North American release in October 2002, and are exclusively compatible with Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube. Each pack contains a random assortment of five cards sold at $2.99 MSRP[1]. In order to the use the cards, the player must scan the cards at the appropriate in-game location, which varies according to card type.
Of the two promotional cards released, the first (titled Animal Crossing) was bundled with the e-Reader accessory in North America while the promotional NES Link card was included in the December 2002 issue of Nintendo Power magazine[2].
Character cards
Series 1 - K.K. Slider (front)
Series 1 - K.K. Slider (back)
Series 2 - Peaches (front)
Series 3 - Katrina (front)
Series 4 - Freckles (front)
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There are 275 total character e-cards, each of which has a picture of a villager or special visitor on its front and additional information about them on the card back, such as their gender, catchphrase and their astrological sign, as well as a short paragraph describing their personality and lastly, a password that can be redeemed for a special item. The cards can be used in the following ways:
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- Without a Nintendo e-Reader:
- Sending the code found on the back of the card via letter to random villager in town will result in a return letter from that villager two days later with an item attached. The item sent is specific to each e-card and ranges from common items to fossils to unorderable special event items.
- Sending the code (via letter) to the specific villager pictured on the front of a character card will result in a return letter from that villager two days later. The letter often contains a common NES game but may contain instead the default common item associated with that e-card.
- Using only an e-Reader and Game Boy Advance:
- Scanning a character card into the e-reader results in an animated three-page letter from that character being displayed on the screen along with background music that is unique to each card.
- With an e-Reader connected to the GameCube using the Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable:
- Scanning a character card at the e-Reader Transfer Machine in the Post Office will result in a letter from the villager on the card being sent to the player's mailbox. The present attached to this letter is specific to that e-card and is different from the one received when using that e-card's password.
Villager letters
If the player sends an e-card password to a villager in their town whose identity matches the character card from which it came, they will likely receive a letter containing an NES game as opposed to that e-card's standard item. The images below show the letter sent by each of the six personality types.
Other Cards
Other cards have functions such as uploading a pattern.
Series
Click on the appropriate image or text below to view a list of e-cards in that series.
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