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The '''Sports Fair''' occurs only in {{PG}} and {{DnMe+}}. There are two fairs - the fair in the [[autumn]] takes place from [[September]] 23rd to September 24th, while the one in the [[spring]] is set from [[March]] 20th to March 21st. | The '''Sports Fair''' occurs only in {{PG}} and {{DnMe+}}. There are two fairs - the fair in the [[autumn]] takes place from [[September]] 23rd to September 24th, while the one in the [[spring]] is set from [[March]] 20th to March 21st. | ||
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[[Tortimer]], the mayor, is present at the events, which take place around the [[Wishing Well]]. After speaking to Tortimer, the [[player]] will receive a medal which can be placed in their home. Each event has its own music, which replaces the hourly music in the surrounding [[acres]]. All participating [[villager]]s wear white outfits - girls have a pink stripe along the side, while boys have blue stripes. | [[Tortimer]], the mayor, is present at the events, which take place around the [[Wishing Well]]. After speaking to Tortimer, the [[player]] will receive a medal which can be placed in their home. Each event has its own music, which replaces the hourly music in the surrounding [[acres]]. All participating [[villager]]s wear white outfits - girls have a pink stripe along the side, while boys have blue stripes. | ||
Revision as of 21:55, October 12, 2018
Template:Event Infobox The Sports Fair occurs only in Animal Crossing and Doubutsu no Mori e+. There are two fairs - the fair in the autumn takes place from September 23rd to September 24th, while the one in the spring is set from March 20th to March 21st.
Tortimer, the mayor, is present at the events, which take place around the Wishing Well. After speaking to Tortimer, the player will receive a medal which can be placed in their home. Each event has its own music, which replaces the hourly music in the surrounding acres. All participating villagers wear white outfits - girls have a pink stripe along the side, while boys have blue stripes.
Events
There are four events in the fair, each lasting for two hours. Here are the events, in the order that they take place -
Gymnastics
At 9 a.m., Copper heads an aerobics session that four villagers participate in, mimicking his actions. The player also can participate, using the C Stick to control the motions. Occasionally, villagers will lose their place and start to panic. The event ends at 11 a.m..
Foot Race
The foot race is an event that begins right after the aerobics session, running for two hours. Four villagers will participate, while a fifth villager acts as the starter. There is a race for each gender, each involving running around the Wishing Well five times. The winner and loser of each race will both show emotions after the race is over. The non-participating villagers will be on the sidelines cheering. While racing, villagers will frequently trip over, much to their embarrassment. The player can also participate, using the B button to run.
Ball Toss
The ball toss is the third event in the sports fair, starting at 1 p.m. and ending at 3 p.m., two hours later. Two teams of two villagers will repeatedly throw balls into a net, while another villager will cheer on both teams. Many of the villagers are confused by this sport, while others will find it pointless.
Tug-o-War
The final event in the sports fair is the tug-o-war, which goes for two hours starting at 3 p.m.. Two teams of two pull a long rope across a red line, while a fifth villager waves a red flag enthusiastically at them.
Time Table
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