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'''Nook's Cranny''' is the first incarnation of [[Tom Nook's Store]]. Open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., the player begins the game with this store. | '''Nook's Cranny''' is the first incarnation of [[Tom Nook's Store]]. Open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., the player begins the game with this store. | ||
| − | In ''City Folk'', Nook's store supplies a [[wallpaper]], a floor, a [[flower]] seed, [[medicine]], two pieces of [[furniture]], three [[tool]]s and some writing paper. 'Nook's Cranny' is a pun of 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole. In the back of store 2 pieces of furniture stand alone. To the left of them is a long table that spans the whole the wall except for space for Nooks Point-Tracking System. In the middle there is a table for three tools. To the right of it is some vases. The store itself resembles a shed, made with wooden planks and held together with metal sheets. In fact, it is even stated that Tom Nook's shop may be [[Mayor Tortimer|Tortimer]]'s old gardening shed before he became mayor. It is the only one of Nook's shops without an automatic door. | + | In ''City Folk'', Nook's store supplies a [[wallpaper]], a floor, a [[flower]] seed, [[medicine]], two pieces of [[furniture]], three [[tool]]s and some writing paper. 'Nook's Cranny' is a pun of 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole. In the back of store 2 pieces of furniture stand alone. To the left of them is a long table that spans the whole the wall except for space for Nooks Point-Tracking System. In the middle there is a table for three tools. To the right of it is some vases. The store itself resembles a shed, made with wooden planks and held together with metal sheets. In fact, it is even stated that Tom Nook's shop may be [[Mayor Tortimer|Tortimer]]'s old gardening shed before he became mayor. It is the only one of Nook's shops without an automatic door.It does not sell [[Paintings]]. It is the easiest store to upgrade and is very dirty. After paying off your first morgage, it becomes [[Nook 'N' Go]]. |
The player must spend and/or sell a total of 25,000 Bells and play for at least eight days for an upgrade. | The player must spend and/or sell a total of 25,000 Bells and play for at least eight days for an upgrade. | ||
This store is also available as a model after he or she has earned 300 points on the [[Tom_Nook%27s_Store#Tom_Nook_Point_System|Tom Nook Point System]]. | This store is also available as a model after he or she has earned 300 points on the [[Tom_Nook%27s_Store#Tom_Nook_Point_System|Tom Nook Point System]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:04, December 24, 2011
| Nook's Cranny | |
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Nook's Cranny in Animal Crossing' | |
| Hours open | 8:00am-10:00pm |
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| Number of items sold | 10 |
| Bells required for upgrade | 25,000 |
| Days required for upgrade | 8 |
Nook's Cranny is the first incarnation of Tom Nook's Store. Open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., the player begins the game with this store.
In City Folk, Nook's store supplies a wallpaper, a floor, a flower seed, medicine, two pieces of furniture, three tools and some writing paper. 'Nook's Cranny' is a pun of 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole. In the back of store 2 pieces of furniture stand alone. To the left of them is a long table that spans the whole the wall except for space for Nooks Point-Tracking System. In the middle there is a table for three tools. To the right of it is some vases. The store itself resembles a shed, made with wooden planks and held together with metal sheets. In fact, it is even stated that Tom Nook's shop may be Tortimer's old gardening shed before he became mayor. It is the only one of Nook's shops without an automatic door.It does not sell Paintings. It is the easiest store to upgrade and is very dirty. After paying off your first morgage, it becomes Nook 'N' Go.
The player must spend and/or sell a total of 25,000 Bells and play for at least eight days for an upgrade.
This store is also available as a model after he or she has earned 300 points on the Tom Nook Point System.
