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New Horizons current version:
Ver. 1.4.2 (August 21, 2020)

The Fireworks Show (known as the Fireworks Festival prior to Wild World) is an event held regularly through summer in every game in the Animal Crossing series. During a Fireworks Show, fireworks can be seen flying into the sky in the background and exploding in different colors, lighting up the ground and the insides of certain buildings. Villagers will clap and sing as they observe the fireworks in the sky. On the day of a Fireworks Show the weather will always be clear, and unique music will play during the show. (Read More)

18^th September, 2020: NIWA News - The annual NIWA Cross-Wiki Weekend is back, and runs through Monday! Contribute to a NIWA wiki you rarely edit for a chance to win a $20 eShop gift card! More details here.
3^rd September, 2020: Nintendo - Nintendo has released a Super Mario Bros. 35th Anniversary Direct that announced new games related to the Super Mario series' 35th anniversary. During the direct, Mario-themed furniture was announced to be added to Animal Crossing: New Horizons by March 2021.
14^th August, 2020: Promotion - We're pleased to announce that vmario97 has been promoted to Bureaucrat. Congratulations!
11^th August, 2020: Promotion - BladeofEvilsBane has re-joined staff as a Patroller. Welcome back!
2^nd August, 2020: Promotion - We are pleased to welcome our latest addition to the Administrator team: AlexBot2004! Congratulations!

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New Horizons

September Fish, September Bugs, and September Sea Creatures
Autumn (first month, Northern Hemisphere)
Spring (first month, Southern Hemisphere)
4th Saturday: Bug-Off (Northern Hemisphere)

Previous Games

Labor Day in Animal Crossing, Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Flea Market in Animal Crossing: Wild World & Animal Crossing: City Folk.
La-Di-Day in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Weeding Day in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Autumn Sports Fair in Animal Crossing.
Bug Off in Animal Crossing: Wild World, Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Yay Day in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Harvest Moon Festival in Animal Crossing.

Today is Fuchsia's birthday! More on Fuchsia...

←Sep. 18 | Sep 19 | Sep. 20→

Want more? See the list of all birthdays in New Horizons

Ducks by Ocre

Every two weeks, Nookipedia collaborates with the community to feature a new piece of fanart.
Check back on September 21 for the next artwork!

Click here for a list of previously featured fanart.

Did you know?

The iQue Player game cover for Doubutsu no Mori (pictured) features Blathers, Maelle, and O'Hare despite them not appearing in the game, as they were introduced in Animal Crossing.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons marks the longest time between the release of two main Animal Crossing series games at 7 years, 4 months, and 12 days from Animal Crossing: New Leaf's release in Japan on November 8, 2012.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, it is possible for Gulliver's UFO and a balloon present to pass through each other if they both spawn on the same path.
Prior to Animal Crossing: New Leaf, K.K. Slider's arms are too short for his right paw to actually reach the strings of his guitar.