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Unlike most other tools, shovels will ''not'' break for the certain actions even when they are no longer durable. This is to prevent the breakage from interfering with the action. Such actions include breaking rocks, uprooting full-grown trees, or when hitting a rock that dispenses an item. The shovel will remain usable until a short moment after such actions have stopped. | Unlike most other tools, shovels will ''not'' break for the certain actions even when they are no longer durable. This is to prevent the breakage from interfering with the action. Such actions include breaking rocks, uprooting full-grown trees, or when hitting a rock that dispenses an item. The shovel will remain usable until a short moment after such actions have stopped. | ||
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==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
Revision as of 13:25, September 4, 2020
Shovels in the Animal Crossing series are used to dig holes and bury items in the ground. It is an essential tool for planting flora, unearthing fossils to donate to the museum, and removing stumps from trees that have fallen to an axe.
Usage
A shovel can be used to dig holes in any location where there is no obstruction, such as stone paths, ground designs, buildings, structures and trees. Flora such as flowers, fruit, saplings and bamboo shoots can be buried within holes in order to grow them. Items can also be buried in the ground, and are marked with a small star-shaped crack. Items can be unearthed with a shovel, while digging plants will destroy them. Tree stumps and bushes can only be removed by digging them out with a shovel.
Shovels can also be used on certain rocks. Daily in every game, a random rock in town will dispense Bells or ore when struck with a shovel. In Doubutsu no Mori e+, a random rock in town can be broken once a week to access the Resetti Surveillance Center. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, a fake rock will appear somewhere in town and can be broken with a shovel to reveal a single piece of ore. Additionally, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, all rocks except for one will yield resources, such as clay, stone, or iron nuggets, while the remaining one will yield Bells like in previous games
In every game, there are more advanced versions of the shovel that have unique effects, though they differ between the games. The Silver Shovel has a slim chance of altering the Money Rock, causing it dispense double the usual amount of money, or ores instead of Bells. The Golden Shovel has the ability to bury Bells to plant Money Trees, or unearth random Bells from the ground.
Obtaining
Animal Crossing
| Item | Image | Buy Price | Sell Price | Available From | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shovel | 
|
500 Bells | 125 Bells |  Tom Nook's store |
Standard Shovel |
| Golden Shovel | 
|
Not for Sale | 125 Bells | Bury a Shovel in one of the glowing spots around town and it will grow into a tree bearing the Golden Shovel | Can randomly unearth 100 Bells from the ground Can bury Bells in glowing spots to plant Money Trees |
Animal Crossing: Wild World
In Wild World and all future games up through New Leaf, Money Trees can only be planted with a Golden Shovel, however, unlike in Animal Crossing, they can now be planted anywhere a standard tree will grow.
| Item | Image | Buy Price | Sell Price | Available From | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shovel | 
|
500 Bells | 125 Bells | Tom Nook's store |
Standard Shovel |
| Golden Shovel | 
|
Not for Sale | 125 Bells | Bury a Shovel and after three days it will turn into a Golden Shovel | Can bury Bells to plant Money Trees |
Animal Crossing: City Folk
City Folk introduces a Silver Shovel with a unique effect, in addition to the standard and golden variations.
| Item | Image | Buy Price | Sell Price | Available From | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shovel | 
|
500 Bells | 125 Bells | Tom Nook's store |
Standard Shovel |
| Silver Shovel | 
|
Not for Sale | 125 Bells | Resetti Surveillance Center Received from Mr. Resetti after talking to him |
10% chance to double money dispensed by money rock |
| Golden Shovel | 
|
Not for Sale | 125 Bells | Bury a Shovel and overnight it will turn into a Golden Shovel | Can bury Bells to plant Money Trees |
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
New Leaf changes the requirement to obtain the Golden Shovel, and adds the ability to fill in holes without a shovel by facing the hole and pressing the 'Y' button.
| Item | Image | Buy Price | Sell Price | Available From | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shovel | 
|
500 Bells | 125 Bells | Timmy and Tommy | Standard Shovel |
| Silver Shovel | 
|
500 Bells | 125 Bells | Museum Shop For sale only after donating at least 15 fossils to the museum |
Chance for money rock to dispense ore instead |
| Golden Shovel | 
|
Not for Sale | 125 Bells | Garden Center Received from Leif after purchasing 50 bags of Fertilizer |
Can bury Bells to plant Money Trees |
Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Shovels in New Horizons will break after a specific amount of uses. Digging up items buried in the ground, uprooting plants and trees, and hitting rocks all reduce a shovel's durability. A shovel's durability is not reduced when hitting other players or characters, hitting objects that aren't rocks, digging holes without finding anything or when filling holes.
Unlike most other tools, shovels will not break for the certain actions even when they are no longer durable. This is to prevent the breakage from interfering with the action. Such actions include breaking rocks, uprooting full-grown trees, or when hitting a rock that dispenses an item. The shovel will remain usable until a short moment after such actions have stopped.
Nets in Animal Crossing: New Horizons
| # | Item | Image | Buy price | Sell price | Available from | Durability | Customizable |
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Names in other languages
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スコップ sukoppu |
Shovel |
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Лопата Lopata |
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Schaufel | Shovel |
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Pelle | Shovel |
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Pala | Shovel |
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