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Revision as of 23:00, June 2, 2020
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Gallery
Sprites & Models
Signs & Logos
Doubutsu no Mori and Animal Crossing (Japan)
Animal Crossing
Promotional Material
A poster with the tagline "I want U!" in Animal Crossing
The same poster in the Japanese version of Animal Crossing
Other Decorations
A wanted poster showing two fugitives in Animal Crossing
The same wanted poster in the Japanese version of Animal Crossing
A poster showing a silouette for another fugitive in Animal Crossing
A poster that appears to show some sort of plan in the Japanese version of Animal Crossing
Screenshots
Exterior
- Copper AC64.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (Classic Police Station)
- Police Station ceremony.JPG
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (Modern Police Station)
Interior
- Booker3DS.png
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (Classic Police Station)
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (Modern Police Station)
Trivia
- In Japan, the police station is known as a kōban, a small type of police station.
- Any items placed on the ground that have villager lots, town square booths and public works projects placed on top of them will not disappear, but will instead show up in the lost and found the next day.
- The interior floor of the police station is rectangular or square-shaped, but the exterior and architecture of the building is circular.
- In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Copper and Booker are the only two who seem to regard a camping villager's presence.
