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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is coming to the Nintendo Switch!
Coming March 20th, 2020.
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Flowers in the Animal Crossing series are small clusters of brightly colored flowers that live throughout all four seasons. They can be bought from Tom Nook's Store, are grown by villagers, and grow randomly around the town. There are four common types of flowers: roses, cosmos, tulips, and pansies. Flowers wilt periodically, turning a brown color. They can be revived by being watered with a watering can on the same day that they wilt, and will return to normal the following day. This wilting process applies to all flowers but the golden rose, which is created after watering a black rose with a golden watering can. (Read More)
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Nookipedia News
- 20th September, 2019
- NIWA News - The annual NIWA Cross-Wiki Weekend is back, and runs through Sunday! Contribute to a NIWA wiki you rarely edit for a chance to win a $20 eShop gift card! More details here.
- 4th September, 2019
- New Horizons - Nintendo released an additional five minutes of gameplay footage from Animal Crossing: New Horizons today as part of their latest Nintendo Direct.
- 11th June, 2019
- New Horizons - The E3 Nintendo Direct revealed the release date of the upcoming console game Animal Crossing: New Horizons as March 20, 2020 and showed off some new gameplay features and footage.
- 15th May, 2019
- Promotion - Vmario97 has been promoted from a Patroller to an Administrator. Congratulations and much deserved!
- 22nd February, 2019
- Nintendo - Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé has announced his retirement. He will be succeeded in April by Doug Bowser.
What's Out Right Now
the following critters are out and about...
Bugs out right now
| Name | Image | Price | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cricket | 
|
130 | On ground |
| Bell Cricket | 
|
430 | On ground |
| Hermit Crab | 
|
1,000 |  On beach
|
| House Centipede | 
|
250 | Under rocks |
| Spider | 
|
300 | In trees |
| Stink Bug | 
|
120 | On trees |
| Bagworm | 
|
300 | In trees |
| Flea | 
|
70 | On villagers |
| Pill Bug | 
|
250 | Under rocks |
| Bee | 
|
4,500 | In trees |
| Ant | 
|
80 | On candy or rotten turnips |
| Wharf Roach | 
|
200 |  On beach
|
| Fly | 
|
60 | Near spoiled turnips |
| = Also found on island = Island exclusive bug
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Fish out right now
| Name | Image | Price | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dace | 
|
200 | In river |
| Koi | 
|
4,000 | In river |
| Freshwater Goby | 
|
800 | In river |
| Catfish | 
|
300 | In river pool |
| Mitten Crab | 
|
2,000 | In river |
| Angelfish | 
|
3,000 | In river |
| Coelacanth | 
|
15,000 | In ocean1 |
| Yellow Perch | 
|
240 | In river |
| Sea Horse | 
|
1,100 | In ocean
|
| Zebra Turkeyfish | 
|
400 | In ocean
|
| Barred Knifejaw | 
|
5,000 | In ocean
|
| Dab | 
|
300 | In ocean |
| Moray Eel | 
|
2,000 | In ocean
|
| Crucian Carp | 
|
120 | In river |
| Barbel Steed | 
|
200 | In river |
| Carp | 
|
300 | In river |
| Goldfish | 
|
1,300 | In river |
| Black Bass | 
|
300 | In river |
| Horse Mackerel | 
|
150 | In ocean
|
| Sea Bass | 
|
200 | In ocean
|
| Red Snapper | 
|
3,000 | In ocean
|
| Olive Flounder | 
|
800 | In ocean
|
| Ribbon Eel | 
|
600 | In ocean
|
| Giant Trevally | 
|
4,500 | In ocean
|
| Whale Shark | 
|
13,000 | In ocean
|
| = Also found on island = Island exclusive fish
|
Deep sea creatures out right now
| Name | Image | Price | Shadow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abalone | 
|
400 | Medium
|
| Ear Shell | 
|
300 | Small
|
| Mantis Shrimp | 
|
1,250 | Small
|
| Sweet Shrimp | 
|
650 | Small |
| Spiny Lobster | 
|
3,000 | Large |
| Oyster | 
|
400 | Small |
| Clam | 
|
300 | Small |
| Octopus | 
|
1,200 | Medium |
| Acorn Barnacle | 
|
200 | Tiny
|
| Pearl Oyster | 
|
1,600 | Small |
| Scallop | 
|
1,000 | Medium
|
| Sea Anemone | 
|
100 | Medium
|
| Sea Star | 
|
100 | Small
|
| Sea Slug | 
|
200 | Small
|
| Lobster | 
|
2,500 | Large
|
| Spotted Garden Eel | 
|
600 | Small
|
| Chambered Nautilus | 
|
900 | Medium
|
| Giant Isopod | 
|
9,000 | Medium
|
| = Also found on island = Island exclusive creature
|
This Month's Events
- Harvest Moon Festival in Animal Crossing (GCN).
- Autumn Moon in Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
- Flea Market in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
- Acorn Festival in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
- Explorer's Day in Animal Crossing (GCN), Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
- Mushrooming Season in Animal Crossing (GCN).
- Halloween in Animal Crossing (GCN), Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
- Fishing Tourney in Animal Crossing: Wild World, Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
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Did you know?
- In Animal Crossing: Wild World, Point Specials, half-price sales and Spotlight Items will only start occurring when a second human character is created.
- Animal Crossing: New Horizons will be the first game in the series to support the Chinese language since Doubutsu no Mori.
- In Animal Crossing: City Folk, if the player leaves the game idle long enough on the bus to the city, Kapp'n will begin to whistle Totaka's Song.
- In Animal Crossing, the player can earn large amounts of Bells by fishing in the ocean during early September. This is because no Sea Bass will appear, guaranteeing that the player will catch Red Snappers and/or Barred Knifejaws instead.
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