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[[File:DnMe+ Object Mushroom.jpg|thumb|A Mushroom object in a player's town.]]
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'''Town Decorations''' are buildings available in {{DnMe+}} and {{NL}}. For players to add a decoration to their town, they must pay [[Tom Nook]] to build them in a selectable acre. After doing so, the decoration will appear in the selected acre. Players can also order from the Object Delivery Service on the official website,<ref name="DnMe+site">http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ngc/gaej/obje/index.html</ref> where they will be given a password to enter in [[Tom Nook's store]].
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'''Objects''' are structures that can be constructed around the [[player]]'s [[town]] in {{DnMe+}}. Objects can be constructed through [[Tom Nook]], who will ask which acre to build one in. After a location is selected and the construction cost is paid, the object will appear in place of a [[signpost]] in the selected acre. Players could also order decorations from the Object Delivery Center on the game's official website, which would generate a password to give to Tom Nook until its discontinuation in 2019.  
  
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==''Animal Forest e+''==
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Three random objects are initially available from Tom Nook; all others must be obtained from the website. The footprints, egg, and mushroom decorations could only be obtained from the website, and will never appear in the initial selection, meaning they are no longer obtainable through normal means. Only one object can be built per day.
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If ordered by asking Nook, the player will have only three decorations (per town) to choose from. Players can construct the rest if they enter a password obtained from the official website. There are also decorations that are exclusive to the website, such as the Tracks.<ref name="DnMe+site"></ref>
 
  
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==List of decorations==
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==List of objects==
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[[File:DnMe+Mushroom.jpg|thumb|A mushroom decoration]]
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{| class="styled color-item" style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: center;"
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*Footprints: 19,000 bells*
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*Well: 14,000 bells
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! colspan=2, style="width:50px;" | Object
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*Gas lamp: 14,000 bells
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! style="width:150px;" | Construction cost
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*Mushroom: 24,000 bells*
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! style="width:30px;" | Size
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*Public clock: 18,000 [[bells]]
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|-
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*Stonehenge: 26,000 bells
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Footprints.jpg|80px]]
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*Egg: 32,000 bells*
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! style="width:150px;" |Footprints
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*Geoglyph: 20,000 bells
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| {{Currency|Bells|19,000}}
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*Pipes: 17,000 bells
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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*Floral clock: 28,000 bells
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|-
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*Wind turbine: 18,000 bells
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Well.jpg|80px]]
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*Fountain: 30,000 bells
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! Well
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*Helipad: 15,000 bells
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| {{Currency|Bells|14,000}}
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*Windpump: 27,000 bells
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| {{Size|2.0|2.0}}
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*Guidepost: 13,000 bells
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Gas Lamp.jpg|80px]]
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! Gas lamp
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| {{Currency|Bells|14,000}}
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| {{Size}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Mushroom.jpg|80px]]
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! Mushroom
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| {{Currency|Bells|24,000}}
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Public Clock.jpg|80px]]
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! Public clock
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| {{Currency|Bells|18,000}}
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| {{Size}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Stonehenge.jpg|80px]]
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! Stonehenge
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| {{Currency|Bells|26,000}}
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| {{Size|4.0|4.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Egg.jpg|80px]]
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! Egg
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| {{Currency|Bells|32,000}}
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Geoglyph.jpg|80px]]
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! Geoglyph
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| {{Currency|Bells|20,000}}
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| {{Size|4.0|4.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Pipes.jpg|80px]]
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! Pipes
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| {{Currency|Bells|17,000}}
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Floral Clock.jpg|80px]]
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! Floral clock
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| {{Currency|Bells|28,000}}
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Windmill.jpg|80px]]
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! Wind turbine
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| {{Currency|Bells|18,000}}
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| {{Size}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Fountain.jpg|80px]]
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! Fountain
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| {{Currency|Bells|30,000}}
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Helipad.jpg|80px]]
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! Helipad
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| {{Currency|Bells|15,000}}
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| {{Size|3.0|3.0}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Windpump.jpg|80px]]
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! Windpump
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| {{Currency|Bells|27,000}}
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| {{Size}}
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|-
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! scope="row"| [[File:Town Decoration Guidepost.jpg|80px]]
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! Guidepost
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| {{Currency|Bells|13,000}}
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| {{Size}}
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|}
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==Object Delivery Center==
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[[File:DnMe+ Object Delivery Center.png|thumb|right|200px|The main page of the Object Delivery Center]]
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The Object Delivery Center was an [[wikipedia:Adobe Flash|Adobe Flash]]-based service hosted on the {{DnMe+|nolink}} official site that allowed players to generate codes for objects. This was the only way to obtain the footprints, egg, and mushroom, and the only way to obtain objects in any one town that are not one of the three starting ones.
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The site guided users through the process of selecting an acre and setting the player and town names. A code would then be generated, which could be told to Tom Nook to purchase the object. The endpoint used by the site to generate the codes was shut down in 2019, making codes unobtainable. Links to the objects were removed from the site, though they can still be accessed through direct URLs, and the Flash application can still run up to the code generation step.
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{{Clear}}
  
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'''''*''' Website only''
 
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
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<center><gallery>
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<gallery>
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File:DnMe+Tracks.jpg|Tracks
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DnMe+ Object Tracks.jpg|Tracks
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File:DnMe+Well.jpg|Well
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DnMe+ Object Well.jpg|Well
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File:DnMe+GasLamp.jpg|Gas lamp
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DnMe+ Object Gas Lamp.jpg|Gas lamp
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File:DnMe+PublicClock.jpg|Public clock
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DnMe+ Object Mushroom.jpg|Mushroom
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File:DnMe+Stonehenge.jpg|Stonehenge
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DnMe+ Object Public Clock.jpg|Public clock
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File:DnMe+Egg.jpg|Egg
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DnMe+ Object Stonehenge.jpg|Stonehenge
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File:DnMe+Geoglyph.jpg|Geoglyph
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DnMe+ Object Egg.jpg|Egg
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File:DnMe+Pipes.jpg|Pipes
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DnMe+ Object Geoglyph.jpg|Geoglyph
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File:DnMe+FloralClock.jpg|Floral clock
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DnMe+ Object Pipes.jpg|Pipes
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File:DnMe+WindTurbine.jpg|Wind turbine
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DnMe+ Object Floral Clock.jpg|Floral clock
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File:DnMe+Fountain.jpg|Fountain
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DnMe+ Object Wind Turbine.jpg|Wind turbine
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File:DnMe+Helipad.jpg|Helipad
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DnMe+ Object Fountain.jpg|Fountain
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File:DnMe+Windpump.jpg|Windpump
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DnMe+ Object Helipad.jpg|Helipad
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File:DnMe+Guidepost.jpg|Guidepost
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DnMe+ Object Windpump.jpg|Windpump
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</gallery></center>
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DnMe+ Object Guidepost.jpg|Guidepost
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</gallery>
  
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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*Both the Egg and the Mushroom are references to the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|Mario series]], with the Egg being a Yoshi egg, and the Mushroom being styled after the mushrooms of the series.
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*Both the egg and the mushroom decorations are references to the [[mariowiki:Mario (franchise)|''Mario'' series]], with the Egg resembling a Yoshi egg, and the Mushroom resembling a Super Mushroom.
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==See also==
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*[[Public works project]]
  
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==References==
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==External links==
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<references/>
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*[https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ngc/gaej/obje/index.html Official website - Object Delivery Center] (Japanese)
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*[https://github.com/Cuyler36/Object-Delivery-Service-Tool Third-party code generation tool]
  
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{{Navbox Gameplay elements}}
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{{Navbox Locations}}
 
[[Category:Town Landmarks]]
 
[[Category:Town Landmarks]]
 
[[Category:Items]]
 
[[Category:Items]]

Latest revision as of 16:30, July 23, 2023

A Mushroom object in a player's town.

Objects are structures that can be constructed around the player's town in Doubutsu no Mori e+. Objects can be constructed through Tom Nook, who will ask which acre to build one in. After a location is selected and the construction cost is paid, the object will appear in place of a signpost in the selected acre. Players could also order decorations from the Object Delivery Center on the game's official website, which would generate a password to give to Tom Nook until its discontinuation in 2019.

Three random objects are initially available from Tom Nook; all others must be obtained from the website. The footprints, egg, and mushroom decorations could only be obtained from the website, and will never appear in the initial selection, meaning they are no longer obtainable through normal means. Only one object can be built per day.

List of objects[edit]

Object Construction cost Size
Town Decoration Footprints.jpg Footprints  19,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Well.jpg Well  14,000 Bells 2.0 x 2.0
Town Decoration Gas Lamp.jpg Gas lamp  14,000 Bells 0.0 x 0.0
Town Decoration Mushroom.jpg Mushroom  24,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Public Clock.jpg Public clock  18,000 Bells 0.0 x 0.0
Town Decoration Stonehenge.jpg Stonehenge  26,000 Bells 4.0 x 4.0
Town Decoration Egg.jpg Egg  32,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Geoglyph.jpg Geoglyph  20,000 Bells 4.0 x 4.0
Town Decoration Pipes.jpg Pipes  17,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Floral Clock.jpg Floral clock  28,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Windmill.jpg Wind turbine  18,000 Bells 0.0 x 0.0
Town Decoration Fountain.jpg Fountain  30,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Helipad.jpg Helipad  15,000 Bells 3.0 x 3.0
Town Decoration Windpump.jpg Windpump  27,000 Bells 0.0 x 0.0
Town Decoration Guidepost.jpg Guidepost  13,000 Bells 0.0 x 0.0

Object Delivery Center[edit]

The main page of the Object Delivery Center

The Object Delivery Center was an Adobe Flash-based service hosted on the Doubutsu no Mori e+ official site that allowed players to generate codes for objects. This was the only way to obtain the footprints, egg, and mushroom, and the only way to obtain objects in any one town that are not one of the three starting ones.

The site guided users through the process of selecting an acre and setting the player and town names. A code would then be generated, which could be told to Tom Nook to purchase the object. The endpoint used by the site to generate the codes was shut down in 2019, making codes unobtainable. Links to the objects were removed from the site, though they can still be accessed through direct URLs, and the Flash application can still run up to the code generation step.

Gallery[edit]

  • Tracks

  • Well

  • Gas lamp

  • Mushroom

  • Public clock

  • Stonehenge

  • Egg

  • Geoglyph

  • Pipes

  • Floral clock

  • Wind turbine

  • Fountain

  • Helipad

  • Windpump

  • Guidepost

Trivia[edit]

  • Both the egg and the mushroom decorations are references to the Mario series, with the Egg resembling a Yoshi egg, and the Mushroom resembling a Super Mushroom.

See also[edit]

External links[edit]


Gameplay elements
Player Player • Mayor (approval rating) • Catalog • Catch quotes • Hairstyle • Passport • Pockets • Photo • Reaction • Reputation • Resident Representative • Skin tone • Tool • Town Pass Card Player 1 NH.png
Town Town/island • Hemisphere • Amenities • Animal tracks • Rebuild the town • Acres • Objects • Public works projects • Town fund • Town initiative • Town ordinance • Lost and found • Group
Life House • Happy Home Academy • Balloon • Event • Fashion check • Fêng shui • Home loan • Letter • Luck • Moving • NookPhone • Savings • Visit
Activities Badges • Bug catching • Constellation • Designing • Fishing • Mystery Island Tour • Part-time job • Stalk Market • Swimming • Tour (Tortimer Island)
Character AI Villager • Starting villager • Special character • Catchphrase • Compatibility • Conversation • Episode • Friendship • Hobbies • Scrapbook Memory • Nickname • Personality • Petition • Sickness • Star sign
Quests Ball • Favor • Hide-and-seek • Lost item • Time Capsule
Minigames NES games • Doubutsu no Mori e+: Doubutsu-tachi to Asobou! • Desert Island Escape • Animal Crossing Puzzle League
Currencies Bells • Caps • Leaf Tickets • Medals • MEOW Coupons • Nook Miles • Play Coins • Poki • Vouchers
Vehicles Bus • Camper • RV • Taxi • Train
Connectivity Multiplayer • Dream • DS Suitcase • Friend Code • Happy Home Network (Design Contest) • Nintendo Network • Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection • NookLink • Tag Mode • Transfer • WiiConnect24
Cheating Cheating device • Glitch • Gameplay modification • Seeds • Time travel
Fourth Wall • Reset • Secret code • Category
Locations
World Town (Main Street) • City • Animal Island • Tortimer Island • Harv's Island • Mystery Islands • Boat tour • Archipelago Menu Map NH Icon.png
Structures Player's house (Attic) • Villager houses • Bridge • Bulletin board • Plaza (Town Tree) • Fountain • Incline • Lighthouse • Objects • Public works projects • Signpost • Windmill • Wishing well
Transit facilities Airport • Bus stop • Checkpoint • Pier • Train station
Civic facilities Campground (RV) • Campsite • Dump • Museum (Observatory • The Roost) • Police station • Post office • Reset Surveillance Center • Resident Services • Town Hall
General store Tom Nook's shop (Nook's Cranny • Nook 'n' Go • Nookway • Nookington's) • T&T stores (Nookling Junction • T&T Mart • Super T&T • T.I.Y. • T&T Emporium)
Merchants Able Sisters • Auction house • Crazy Redd's • Fortune Shop • Garden Shop • GracieGrace • Jolly Redd's Treasure Trawler • Kicks • Museum Shop • Nook's Homes • Re-Tail • Shampoodle
Entertainment Club LOL • Dream Suite • Happy Home Showcase • Happy Room Academy • The Marquee • Photo Booth
Spin-off and DLC locations
Facilities Apparel shop • Café • Concert hall • Department store • Hospital • Hotel • Office • Restaurant • School • Shop
Pocket Camp Campsite • Cabin • Happy Homeroom • Market Place • Breezy Hollow • Lost Lure Creek • OK Motors • Saltwater Shores • Shovelstrike Quarry • Sunburst Island
Implied locations • Boondox • Category
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