Animal Crossing City Folk: Gadgets, Gear & Supply

NEW- HOLIDAY SPECIALS

2009-07-30T09:50:00.000-07:00

***Note: I am currently on vacation for Christmas and will resume deliveries on the 1st. Thank you and Happy Holidays!***

HOLIDAY SPECIALS!!

**NOTE: YOU CAN ONLY GET 1 SPECIAL AT A TIME!!**

NEW!!! SPECIAL #1 THANKSGIVING SPECIAL

(PICTURE COMING SOON)

1 SCARECROW

1 VEGGIE BASKET

1 KNIFE AND FORK SET

1 COMFY SWEATER

1 ORANGE KNIT HAT

NEW!! SPECIAL #2 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL

(PICTURE COMING SOON)

1 FESTIVE TREE

1 SNOW GLOBE

1 STUFFED STOCKING

1 JINGLE SWEATER

1 RED POM-POM HAT

NEW!! SPECIAL #3 HUM-BUG SPECIAL

(PICTURE COMING SOON)

1 99K BAG OF BELLS (FOR BEING GREEDY)

1 RED ARMCHAIR (TO RELAX)

1 FIREPLACE (TO GET COZY)

1 TOP HAT (TO LOOK RICH)

1 GORGEOUS BED (4 POST BED TO HIDE FROM GHOSTS)

***If you want a special, just ask for it along with your regular 50 items. (So really you are getting 55 items for the price of 50 but you dont get it if you dont ask!) Thanks!

ALSO CHECK THE LISTING OF OLD SPECIALS FOR THE HARRY POTTER SPECIAL, TWILIGHT SPECIAL, ETC.

**And as always..my regular special:
For every 5th order you place with me, your 6th order is FREE!

Every $5.00 you spend with me counts as 1 order. Every 6th order is free. (One hour in my town counts as 2 orders as it costs $10.00.)

Make sense?

Good deal, huh? <3

NEW ITEMS!!

2009-07-17T07:24:00.000-07:00

For those of you who have been asking,

I HAVE RECENTLY ACQUIRED THESE FOREIGN DOWNLOADABLE (DLC) ITEMS:

The nintendo pets labrador dog (Europoean)

The celebration hat (Japanese)

The pile of leaves (American)

The red team hat (Japanese)

The white team hat (Japanese)

The red team shirt (Japanese)

The white team shirt (Japanese)

Hopscotch Floor (American)

Eggplant Cow (Japanese)

Gamecube Dresser (European)

Ladder Shades

Dolphin Model (Actually a spaceship model)
Morning glory
Eiffel Tower
Student Uniform
- and many other uniquely made outfits- see outfit page

Also see Downloaded (hacked) items list

Thanks!!

NEW!! UNLIMITED ITEM 1 Hour In My Town Option

2009-07-12T09:57:00.000-07:00

Come and spend an hour in MY TOWN!! I have filled my town with at least one of every item in the game, including fish, bugs, fossils, flowers, clothing, furniture, tools (gold and silver too!)

Pretty much the things you see listed in the pages of my blog are in the fields of my town. Come explore...take what you like.

HERE IS HOW IT WORKS:

YOU GET ONE HOUR to go through my town and take whatever you want. The hour is all yours- no-one else gets in my town during YOUR hour. After your hour is over, I will reset my wii and reload my town for the next person.

EACH HOUR COSTS $10.00.

HOWEVER many times you can come in and out of my town, filling your pockets with whatever you would like is up to you! You have the potential to grab UNLIMITED items!!

***Bonus- I have multiple royal crowns and 99k bags of bells in my town. They are not always in clusters so you will have to look around if you want multiples of these items. I have placed them in small groups. Also I have the flowers in groups of 5-10 each so you can create patterns if you like to take the flowers. (Its never fun having only one of any flower LOL) Flowers and fish are also shaped like leaves- so the flowers never die...and bugs are in little jars. Just a hint.

Keep in mind that the layout of my town will ALWAYS be the same, so if you would like to purchase this option more than once, you can re-visit my town and find things easier the next time!

(BY THE WAY--- Your friend code will only be loaded onto my game for the hour that you purchase.) Unless of course you purchase more than one hour.

**NOTE- YOU MUST LEAVE THROUGH THE FRONT GATE each and every time you come in and out of my town. You cannot leave through the phone upstairs in my bedroom, or by selecting "end party" or any other discovered means- this could also disconnect the wifi connection on accident. ALWAYS leave through the front gate PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE so you can keep all of your items and maintain wifi connection. I have CABLE internet so it doesn't ever cut out unless something bad happens like this.*** Thanks! :)

50 Item Delivery for Animal Crossing: City Folk

2009-07-05T08:49:00.002-07:00

I sell and deliver every item (including the items considered to be hacked) for the Animal Crossing:City Folk game for the Wii. I sell any 50 items for $5.00 per set. (This is half the price of what most people charge.)

What you get:

***Any 50 Items within the game.

Popular choices: (But feel free to make your own combination)

50 Royal Crowns (worth 15,000,000 bells) or

50 99K Bags of Bells or

4 Complete Furniture Sets with wallpaper and flooring or

50 different flowers, trees, or saplings (even jacob's ladders or gold roses!) or

50 KK Songs, Fossils, or authentic paintings for your museum or

25 Shirts and 25 Accessories or

ANY 50 Items of your Choice

Mix and Match! I have EVERY SINGLE ITEM you can have in this game!

*****Instructions to make your purchase: *******

~~~Please understand that this purchase is for 50 items in the Animal Crossing City Folk Game and in order to receive the items you must have the following:
**Nintendo Wii console with an internet connection (Wi-Fi)
**A copy of the Animal Crossing: City Folk game

In order to deliver the items to you I will need your Friend code, town name and character name (I will also provide you with mine) so that I can access your town to arrange delivery. I am in the Eastern Standard time zone, on the East Coast, USA. I will make all reasonable attempts to deliver your items to you within 24-48 hours of payment.

Upon receipt of payment, payment, please include in the notes your friend code information as well as any desired time of delivery. You may also leave your gate open for me and your desired drop off location if you do not need to be present for the delivery. If delivery cannot be made within 7 days after payment, the purchase will be refunded and your delivery will be cancelled.

Thank you so much for your business!

For lists of inventory items (most complete with pictures) please browse through the pages of my blog (to the right)!

I only allow payment from paypal, that way your payment is protected both for YOU and for ME by paypal. If I do not deliver, your money is refunded, and if you do not pay, I am protected. Credit cards only. I do have a 100% satisfaction guarantee from paypal/ebay. Once I get your payment, I will contact you for your character name, town name, friend code, and list of items, so if you would like to compile that list before you hear from me that would be wonderful! Thanks!!

**Also, please keep in mind, this payment is REAL money, and not bells :) It is my "Stay At Home Mom Job" and how I help contribute to my husband's paycheck. (Which, as we know, the military doesn't always pay much!) LOL

Thanks so much for viewing my page!

OLD SPECIALS!!!!

2009-07-04T11:37:00.000-07:00

NEW!!! SPECIAL #4: TWILIGHT SPECIAL PROMO PACK

What this comes with:
1 black (ebony) piano
1 apple
1 white chess piece
1 red ribbon (for your hair)
1 baseball jersey pattern for vampire baseball

SPECIAL #5: HARRY POTTER PROMO PACK
What this comes with:
1 robe (pattern) in house of your choice
1 matching hat (pattern)
1 pinwheel in matching color (spins when you walk)
1 pair matching color glasses (to look smart & ace those wizard tests!)
1 magic lamp (because sometimes a wizard needs help!)

F.Y.I.
Here are the house colors:
Griffyndor= Red, Slytherin= Green, Ravenclaw= Blue, Hufflepuff= Yellow

SPECIAL #6 The Summer Promo Pack!
What this comes with:
1 Sand Castle (DLC)
1 Bubble wand
1 Beach umbrella
1 Huge Shades
1 Swimsuit pattern (outfit)

If you want a special, just ask for it along with your regular 50 items. (So really you are getting 55 items for the price of 50 but you dont get it if you dont ask!) Thanks!

Thanks!!

Downloadable Items / Hacked Items

2009-06-05T08:49:00.000-07:00

Downloadable items are things that are not available in any stores, these are typically available once in the game (if at all) or from foreign versions of the game that have been shared from one town to another through wifi and are very rare. Some people consider these to be hacked items, although I am not sure what that means, or how they are hacked, since technically you can get them without hacking your game by using the methods I described above (otherwise they would not exist).

List of Downloadable/Hacked items:
(This includes foreign downloads- aka DLC's and hacked items both)

Hopscotch Floor
Ladder Shades
Eggplant cow (dont know the Japanese name for this, sorry)
Morning glory
Gamecube Dresser
Eiffel Tower
Dolphin Model
Guitar Axe**
Lightsabers- blue and red**
Green Crayon**
Red Crayon**
Lame Katana**
Big Axe**
Shiny Blue Pikmin Hat
Blue Falcon (not sure if I have this one since I have this one but I can always check)
Invisible Chair (aka "not used")
Invisible Sofa (aka "not used")
Cranny wall (Nook's Cranny's wallpaper)
Cranny floor (Nook's Cranny's flooring)
Convenient wall (Nook-n-go's wallpaper)
Convenient floor (Nook-n-go's flooring)
Supermarket wall (Nookway's wallpaper)
Supermarket floor (Nookway's flooring)
Department wall (Nookington's wallpaper)
Department floor (Nookington's flooring)
White Pot
Brown Pot (looks like the ones from Legend of Zelda)
Moth Orchid
Moving boxes (moves like a square table... spins on itself)
Note in a bottle
letter
Paper Bag
Three 'not used' K.K. songs
Formal Paper
Snowman Paper
Nook Paper
Town Hall Paper
Tortimer Paper
Insurance Paper
Academy Paper
Halloween Paper
Lantern Paper
Auction Paper
Bulletin Paper
Laurel Wreath - Hat, when put on, looks like the hero's cap
Fish and Bugs- you must come to my town to pick these up from me :)
dimentio Mask
triple spinning pokemon balls

**the items with the stars by them means that you can only get two of these items at a time- they are what is called "overlapping HDLC" items, which means that the person who created them made them in a way that the game only recognizes two at a time. Please message me if you need more info on this. Thanks!!

Outfits

2009-05-13T14:00:00.000-07:00

I have custom (PRO) outfits available. You may get these as items in your order, but you may only get FOUR of these in any given order. This is because they are patterns and they are difficult to load onto my system and transfer to you. (I have to take them to your ables, you have to have space ready in your ables- PLEASE HAVE WHITE OR BLACK SPACES READY IN YOUR ABLES FOR ME I WILL BE SO HAPPY!!!)

Here are some designs and there are many many more to come...
(They are time consuming to add on here, so please be patient!)

List of outfits (some have pictures below):
2 Shirts
Batman
Beetlejuice
Black Cat
Bobafett
Booster Gold (Pirate)
Braves Uniform
Captain C
Charlie Brown
Chun Li
Cosmic Boy
Diving Suit
Fancy King Outfit
Ghostbusters
Girl's Bathing Suit
Greatest American Hero
Green Lantern (Hero?)
HRC (not sure what this is)
IKE (not sure what this is)
Tigers Baseball Jersey
Unique Japanese Kimono
Lightning Hero Outfit
Majora's Shirt (matches Majora's mask)
McCloud shirt
Mon-El (not sure what this is)
Nightwing Hero Outfit
Org-13 (not sure what this is)
Pokemon outfit
Pokemon Trainer
Racing outfit
Robin Outfit
RYU outfit (some sort of hero outfit)
Sailor Moon outfit
Santa costume
#2 Jacket
Shazam (I think some sort of Hero costume)
Skull Hoodie
Slytherin Robe
Solid Snake outfit
Starfox outfit
Student Uniform (goes with student cap)
Sun Boy (Hero outfit)
Superman
Timberwolf
Tron Bonne (not sure what this is)
Ultra Boy
Wario Shirt
Gasser T Shirt (not sure what this is)
Hatenko Top

KK Songs

2009-05-13T09:03:00.000-07:00

K.K. Slider is back, and he has some new tunes to sing to you at The Roost along with some old favorites! K.K. Slider is on the stage under the Museum at the Roost 8 PM to midnight Saturday nights. He sings the song and the credits play.

He will play as many songs as you ask him to. After listening to a song talk to him and he will say that he's in the groove and asks you if you want to hear another song - but he only gives you a copy of the first song he sings.

List of Songs
Note: To get the three songs Stale Cupcakes, Spring Blossoms, and Wandering you have to request them. In total there are 75 songs.
Click here for a Jukebox (France)

Forest Life
To the Edge
Señor K.K.
K.K. D & B
K.K. Mambo
K.K. Ska
Go K.K. Rider!
Two Days Ago
Soulful K.K
K.K. Dirge
K.K. March
K.K. Soul
I Love You
Wandering
Surfin' K.K.
K.K. Dixie
K.K. Marathon
K.K. Sonata
Marine Song 2001
Agent K.K.
K.K. Aria
K.K. Étude
K.K. Metal
K.K. Song
Mountain Song
Aloha K.K.
K.K. Bossa
K.K. Faire
K.K. Parade
K.K. Steppe
My Place
Café K.K.
K.K. Ballad
K.K. Folk
K.K. Rally
K.K. Swing
Neapolitan
Comrade K.K.
K.K. Blues
K.K. Fusion
K.K. Reggae
K.K. Technopop
Only Me
DJ K.K.
K.K. Calypso
K.K. Gumbo
K.K. Ragtime
K.K. Tango
Pondering
Imperial K.K.
K.K. Casbah
K.K. House
K.K. Rock
K.K. Waltz
Spring Blossoms
King K.K.
K.K. Condor
K.K. Jazz
K.K. Rockabilly
K.K. Western
Stale Cupcakes
Lucky K.K.
K.K. Country
K.K. Lament
K.K. Salsa
Steep Hill
Mr. K.K.
K.K. Chorale
K.K. Love Song
K.K. Safari
The K. Funk
Rockin' K.K.
K.K. Cruisin'
K.K. Lullaby
K.K. Samba

Fish

2009-04-13T11:26:00.000-07:00

This page is a list of all the fish available in Animal Crossing: City

Rare fish are indicated with and fish that are new to this incarnation of Animal Crossing are indicated with .

Each month has its own set of fish which can be found throughout the month. August and September are occasional exceptions to this: each is split into two halves within which the fish which can be found change. When this occurs in the table below, the month will be followed up with a number indicating which half of the month it is. For example, "Sep2" would be the second half of September only.

To avoid confusion, here are the different locations:

Fish Name	Loc.	Months/	Selling Price	Shadow	Appr. Inches
Angelfish	Rivers	May - Oct	3,000	Tiny	4.8
Arapaima	Rivers	Jul - Sep	10,000	Huge	120
Arowana	Rivers	Jun-Sep1	10,000	Medium- Large	28
Barbel steed	Rivers	All Year	200	Medium- Large	20
Barred knifejaw	Ocean	Mar - Nov	5,000	Small- Medium	24
Bitterling	Rivers	Nov - Feb	900	Tiny	4
Black bass	Rivers	All Year	300	Medium- Large	20
Bluegill	Rivers	All Year	120	Small	10
Blue marlin	Ocean	Jul - Sep	10,000	Huge	88
Butterflyfish	Ocean	Apr - Sep	1,000	Small	7.2
Carp	Rivers	All Year	300	Medium	32
Catfish	River Pond	May - Oct	800	Medium- Large	24
Char	Waterfall	Mar - Jun Mar - Jun Sep - Nov	3,800	Small- Medium	20
Cherry salmon	Rivers	Mar - Jun Mar - Jun Sep - Nov	1,000	Small- Medium	14
Clownfish	Ocean	Apr May - Aug Sep	650	Tiny	6
Coelacanth	Ocean	All Year	15,000	Huge	60
Crawfish	Holding Pond	Apr-Sep1	250	Small	4.8
Crucian carp	Rivers	All Year	120	Small- Medium	11.7
Dab	Ocean	Oct - Apr	300	Small- Medium	20
Dace	Rivers	All Year	200	Small- Medium	14
Dorado	Rivers	Jun - Jul Aug1 Aug2-Sep	15,000	Large	40
Eel	Rivers	Jun-Sep1	2,000	Long & Skinny	40
Football fish	Ocean	Nov - Mar	2,500	Medium- Large	24
Freshwater goby	Rivers	All Year	300	Small	6
Frog	Holding Pond	May - Aug	120	Small	4.8
Gar	River Pond	Jun - Sep	6,000	Huge	76
Giant snakehead	River Pond	Jun - Aug	5,500	Large	34
Goldfish	Rivers	All Year	1,300	Tiny	6
Guppy	Rivers	Apr - Nov	1,300	Tiny	1.6
Hammerhead shark	Ocean	Jun - Sep	8,000	Huge w/ Fin	100
Horse mackerel	Ocean	All Year	150	Small	16
Jellyfish	Ocean	Only 2nd half of Aug	100	Small	10
Killifish	Holding Pond	Apr - Aug	300	Tiny	1.6
King salmon	1st half River Mouth /Ocean 2nd half Rivers	Sep	1,800	Huge	64
Koi	Rivers	All Year	4,000	Medium	32
Loach	Rivers	Mar - May	300	Small- Medium	8
Lobster	Ocean	Nov - Feb	2,500	Large	20
Moray eel	Ocean	Aug - Oct	2,000	Large	32
Napoleonfish	Ocean	Jul - Aug	10,000	Huge	80
Neon tetra	Rivers	Apr - Nov	500	Tiny	0.8
Ocean sunfish	Ocean	Jun - Sep	4,000	Huge w/ Fin	120
Octopus	Ocean	Sep - Jan Mar - Jul	500	Small- Medium	24
Olive flounder	Ocean	All Year	800	Medium- Large	32
Pale chub	Rivers	All Year	200	Small	6
Pike	Rivers	Sep - Dec	1,800	Large	52
Piranha	Rivers	Jun-Sep1	2,500	Small	11.7
Pond smelt	Rivers	Dec - Feb	300	Small	6
Popeyed goldfish	Rivers	All Year	1,300	Tiny	6
Puffer fish	Ocean	Jul - Sep	240	Small- Medium	14
Rainbow trout	Rivers	Mar - Jun Mar - Jun Sep - Nov	800	Medium- Large	32
Ray	Ocean	Aug - Dec	3,000	Huge	48
Red snapper	Ocean	All Year	3,000	Small- Medium	36
Salmon	1st half River Mouth /Ocean 2nd half Rivers	Sep	700	Medium- Large	36
Sea bass	Ocean	All Year	200	Large	40
Sea butterfly	Ocean	Dec - Feb	1,000	Tiny	1.2
Sea horse	Ocean	Apr May - Sep Oct - Nov	1,100	Tiny	3.2
Shark	Ocean	Jun - Sep	15,000	Huge w/ Fin	216
Squid	Ocean	Dec - Aug	400	Small- Medium	14
Stringfish	Rivers	Dec - Feb	15,000	Huge	60
Surgeonfish	Ocean	Apr - Sep	1,000	Small	12.4
Sweetfish	Rivers	Jul-Sep1	900	Small- Medium	10
Tuna	Ocean	Nov - Mar	7,000	Huge	90.6
Yellow perch	Rivers	Oct - Mar	240	Small- Medium	14
Zebra turkeyfish	Ocean	Apr May - Sep Oct - Nov	400	Small- Medium	11.7

Bugs

2009-04-13T11:13:00.000-07:00

This page is a list of all the bugs available in Animal Crossing: City Folk.
Rare bugs are indicated with and bugs that are new to this incarnation of Animal Crossing are indicated with .
Every bug takes up one tile (1x1 size) when placed in a house as furniture.

Picture	Name	Month	Time	Sell Price
	Agrias butterfly	Jun-Sep	8am-5pm	3,000
	Ant	All Year	All Day	80
	Atlas beetle	Jul-Aug	5pm-8am	8,000
	Bagworm	Oct Nov-Feb	5pm-8am All Day	300
	Banded dragonfly	Jul-Aug	8am-5pm	4,500
	Bee	All Year	All Day	2,500
	Bell cricket	Sep-Oct	5pm-8am	400
	Birdwing	Jun-Sep	8am-4pm	4,000
	Brown cicada	Jul-Aug	8am-5pm	200
	Centipede	Jun-Feb	4pm-11pm	300
	Common butterfly	Mar-Jun Sep	4am-7pm 8am-4pm	90
	Cricket	Sep-Nov	5pm-8am	130
	Cyclommatus	Jul - Aug	5pm-8am	8,000
	Darner dragonfly	Jun-Aug	8am-5pm	200
	Diving beetle	May-Sep	8am-5pm	800
	Dung beetle	Dec11th-Feb24th	5pm-8am	800
	Dynastid beetle	Jul-Aug	5pm-8am	1,350
	Elephant beetle	Jul-Aug	5pm-8am	8,000
	Emperor butterfly	Jun-Sep	7pm-8am	2,500
	Evening cicada	Jul-Aug Jul-Aug	4am-8am 4pm-7pm	550
	Firefly	Jun	7pm-4am	300
	Flea	Mar-Nov	All Day	70
	Fly	All Year	All Day	60
	Fruit beetle	Jul-Aug Sep	All Day 7pm-8am	100
	Giant beetle	Jul-Aug	11pm-8am	10,000
	Giant petaltail	Aug-Oct	4pm-7pm	8,000
	Golden stag	Jul-Aug	5pm-8am	12,000
	Goliath beetle	Jun Jul-Aug Sep	7pm-8am 5pm-8am 7pm-8am	6,000
	Grasshopper	Jul Aug-Sep	4pm-5pm 8am-5pm	160
	Hercules beetle	Jul-Aug	5pm-8am	12,000
	Honeybee	Mar-July	8am-5pm	100
	Jewel beetle	Jul-Aug	8am-5pm	2,400
	Ladybug	Mar-Jun Oct	8am-5pm 8am-5pm	200
	Lantern fly	Jun-Aug Sep Sep	4pm-8am 11pm-8am 4pm-7pm	1,800
	Long locust	May-Jul Aug-Nov	8am-7pm 8am-7pm	200
	Longhorn beetle	Jul-Aug	11pm-7pm	260
	Mantis	Apr-Nov	8am-5pm	430
	Migratory locust	Aug-Nov	8am-7pm	600
	Miyama stag	Jul-Aug	All Day	1,000
	Mole cricket	Nov-May	All Day	280
	Monarch butterfly	Sep-Oct Nov	4am-5pm 8am-4pm	140
	Mosquito	Jun Jul-Sep	4pm-4am 5pm-4am	130
	Moth	May-Sep	7pm-4am	60
	Oak silk moth	Jun-Sep	7pm-4am	1,200
	Orchid mantis	Apr-Nov	8am-5pm	2,400
	Peacock butterfly	Mar-Jun Jul Aug Sep	4am-7pm 4am-5pm 8am-5pm 8am-4pm	220
	Pill bug	All Year	All Day	250
	Pondskater	May-Jun Jul-Sep	8am-5pm 8am-7pm	130
	Rainbow stag	Jun-Sep	7pm-8am	10,000
	Raja Brooke	May Jun Jul-Sep	8am-5pm 8am-7pm 8am-5pm	2,500
	Red Dragonfly	Sep-Oct	8am-7pm	80
	Robust cicada	Jul-Aug	8am-5pm	300
	Saw stag beetle	Jul-Aug	All Day	2,000
	Scarab beetle	Jul-Aug	11pm-8am	6,000
	Scorpion	Jul-Sep	7pm-4am	8,000
	Snail	Apr-Sep	All Day	250
	Spider	Mar-Jun Jul-Aug Sep Oct	All Day 11pm-8am All Day 11pm-4pm	300
	Tarantula	Jun-Aug	7pm-4am	8,000
	Tiger butterfly	Mar-Jun Jul-Aug Sep	4am-7pm 8am-5pm 8am-4pm	160
	Violin beetle	Jun Sep-Oct Nov	4am-7pm 4am-5pm 8am-5pm	260
	Walker cicada	Jul-Sep	8am-5pm	400
	Walking leaf	Jul-Aug Sep	8am-7pm 8am-5pm	600
	Walkingstick	Jul-Aug Jul-Aug Sep-Nov	4am-8am 5pm-7pm 4am-7pm	600
	Yellow butterfly	Mar-Jun Sep	4am-7pm 8am-4pm	90

Flowers & Fruit

2009-04-13T09:08:00.000-07:00

You can grow flowers in your town, cross-breeding them to create hybrids, or you can bring these rare hybrids in from another town (like me!)

Flowers that are bred/found in your town can also be sold to Nook.
Here is a list of the flowers and their selling prices:

Picture	Flower Name	Selling Price
	Cosmos
	Red Cosmos	40 Bells
	Yellow Cosmos	40 Bells
	White Cosmos	40 Bells
	Pink Cosmos	80 Bells
	Orange Cosmos	80 Bells
	Black Cosmos	240 Bells
	Pansies
	Red Pansies	40 Bells
	Yellow Pansies	40 Bells
	White Pansies	40 Bells
	Purple Pansies	80 Bells
	Orange Pansies	80 Bells
	Blue Pansies	240 Bells
	Tulips
	Red Tulips	40 Bells
	Yellow Tulips	40 Bells
	White Tulips	40 Bells
	Pink Tulips	80 Bells
	Purple Tulips	80 Bell
	Black Tulips	240 Bells
	Roses
	Red Roses	40 Bells
	Yellow Roses	40 Bells
	White Roses	40 Bells
	Pink Roses	80 Bells
	Orange Roses	80 Bells
	Purple Roses	240 Bells
	Blue Roses	2,500 Bells
	Black Roses	450 Bells
	Gold Roses	2,500 Bells
	Other
	Dandelion Flowers	40 Bells
	Dandelion Puffs	50 Bells
	Jacob’s Ladder	90 Bells
	Red Carnation	500 Bells
	Pink Carnation	500 Bells
	White Carnation	2,000 Bells

Fruit:

There are SIX types of fruit in Animal Crossing.

PEARS

PEACHES

APPLES

CHERRIES

ORANGES

COCONUTS

They can be planted in the ground to grow trees in your town and then you will have them as fruits in your own town! (Coconuts must be planted along the beach- right above the shore line- not in the sand, but right above it!)

Tips and hints about growing flowers and fruit:

Flowers are used to make your town look nicer and more colorful. They are the biggest part of your perfect town status. There are many different species, some of which may be purchased from Tom Nook. Flowers that are not available through Nook include Dandelions, Jacob's Ladders, Carnations, and Hybrids (see below).

Flowers must be watered DAILY. Flowers that are not watered may wilt the following day (their color gets more brown/darker which can be difficult to notice on certain colors of flowers). If a wilted flower is not watered, it will die (disappear) the following day. Rain and snow waters all flowers in your town automatically. It is believed that if it is raining in the city when you visit it and you return to your town before saving, it still counts as having watered your flowers for that day. Note that if you attempt to pick up a wilted flower, it will be destroyed.

Flowers can also be picked up and placed inside your house where they will appear to be growing in some sort of flower pot or box. While they are indoors, they will never wilt or require watering, so this is a useful way to keep rare hybrids if you know you won't be able to water them for a few days.

In addition to dying from lack of water, flowers may be killed if you run (not walk) over them.

Flowers can be also be worn. Tulips, Cosmos, Pansies, and Jacob's Ladders are worn in your hair. Roses are carried in your mouth.

When choosing where to plant your flowers, try to avoid signposts. These signs are places where a new villager's house might appear. If a house appears at a sign, any flowers located under its footprint will be destroyed. Note that this includes the space directly in front of the door.

X = no plant zone
T = sign
Z = okay to plant

ZZZZZZ
ZXXXXZ
ZXXTXZ
ZXXXXZ
ZZZXZZ

Carnations

Carnations are not sold by Nook, but received on special holidays. They come in red, white, and pink.
On Mother's Day, your mother will send you a bag of pink carnations.
On Father's Day, your dad will send you a bag of red carnations.
White carnations are only obtained by cross-breeding pink and red carnations.

Hybrids

Hybrids are flowers that grow when you crossbreed flowers - done by placing two flowers next to each other. The color of the flowers determines the color of the hybrid. If you place flowers on the edge of a tier a flower can grow on the next tier. When you crossbreed, it is possible to get one of the starting flowers you are crossbreeding. Example: crossbreeding two red roses may get you either a black or a
red rose.
When a hybrid flower is successfully bred, it appears in a spot directly adjacent to one of the parent flowers(either to the side or at an angle). So as you are planting parent flowers to try to create a hybrid, make sure you keep the surrounding spaces empty. This will give the hybrid a spot to grow in. If you plant the parent flowers next to a tree, sign, building, or another flower(or other non-growing spot), it reduces the number of spots for the hybrid to appear, thus reducing the chance of growing a hybrid.

The information gathered most likely shows that more than one different colored child produces from the above combinations.
Please contribute to this research by (if you have gold roses) testing a few of these combinations.

Tulips:
Red		White

Pink

Red

White

Red

Yellow

Purple

Red

Yellow

Red

Black
Red

Yellow

Black
Yellow

Pansies:
Red		Red

Purple
Red

Red

Yellow

Orange

Red

Yellow

White

Blue

White

Cosmos:
Red		White

Pink

Red

White

Red

Yellow

Orange

Red

Yellow

Red

Black

Red

Roses:
Red		White

Pink

Red

White

Red

Yellow

Orange

Red

Yellow

White

Purple
White

Red

Black

Red

Purple

Black

Blue

Purple

Black

Wilted Black

Gold Can

Gold

Carnations:
Red		Pink

White

Red

Pink

NOTE: Hybrid colors don't always produce hybrid-colored children. They may also produce their normal predecessors when they
germinate, as shown in the picture below.

Gold Roses

Gold roses are made from watering wilted black roses with a golden watering can. In Animal Crossing WW, gold roses did not breed.
However in this game, they do breed.
So far the information gathered is:
gold + gold = yellow
gold + yellow = pink (red possibly)
gold + pink = orange
gold + purple = white (red possibly)
gold + blue = red
gold + red = pink

Miscellaneous Items

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These are additional items that you can hold in your hands but are not under any particular category.

***Note that while you can carry all these items in your hands that none of them will show up in your catalog to order later.

Name	Picture	Buy Price	Sell Price	Get From
Blue Candy		400	100	Nook (Halloween) Egg (Bunny Day) Playing Games with Villagers (Festivale)
Red Candy		400	100	Nook (Halloween) Egg (Bunny Day) Playing Games with Villagers (Festivale)
Yellow Candy		400	100	Nook (Halloween) Egg (Bunny Day) Playing Games with Villagers (Festivale)
Green Candy		400	100	Nook (Halloween) Egg (Bunny Day) Playing Games with Villagers (Festivale)
Medicine		400	100	Nook (To cure sick villagers or bee stings)

Name	Picture	Get From	Purpose
Pitfall Seed		Dig up, Booker (Lost and found), Recycling Bin, Villagers	Prank/fall in hole
Present		Mail, Villagers, Friends, Special Events, Balloons	Acquire Items in mail
Delivery		Villagers or Nook	Deliver to the labeled villager.
Empty Can Boot Old Tire		Fishing	Attracts bugs, makes the environment worse. Rumored to run out neighbors.
Key		Fishing	Let a villager in their house for a prize
Bunny Egg		Dig up	To get candy or Bunny Foil
Bunny Foil		Find randomly in Bunny Egg (Bunny Day)	Give to Zipper T. Bunny for a prize
Knife & Fork		Get from Tortimer on Harvest Festival	Give to Franklin for a prize
Party Popper		Get from Tortimer on New Year's Day	To have fun with friends/villagers
Sparkler		Get from Tortimer on Fireworks Festival	To have fun with friends/villagers
Roman Candle (fireworks)		Get from Tortimer on Fireworks Festival	To have fun with friends/villagers
Empty Lamp		Find it on a random day.	Find Wisp during night for Magic Lamp
Magic Lamp		Wisp after finding him with the Empty Lamp	Rub in attic for 'wish' from Wisp
Spaceship Part		Shoot down a UFO with slingshot	Gulliver will give you a prize

Umbrellas

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Umbrellas are handheld items for your character to hold. These can be bought from the Able Sisters, GracieGrace, or patterns can be used to create them. You can twirl your umbrella by pressing the A button on the Wii remote.
One umbrella (Peach's Parasol) is acquired only through shopping points at Nook's store.

Umbrellas (listed in order of in-game catalog):
- Alphabetical listing follows this list

Name	Buy Price	Sell/Nook	Get From
Gelato Umbrella	160	40	Able
Bat Umbrella	160	40	Able
Lacy Parasol	160	40	Able
Leaf Umbrella	160	40	Able
Paper Parasol	160	40	Able
Ribbon Umbrella	160	40	Able
Red Umbrella	160	40	Able
Blue Umbrella	160	40	Able
Yellow Umbrella	160	40	Able
Green Umbrella	160	40	Able
Candy Umbrella	160	40	Able
Melon Umbrella	160	40	Able
Mint Umbrella	160	40	Able
Picnic Umbrella	160	40	Able
Lemon Umbrella	160	40	Able
Toad Parasol	160	40	Able
Eggy Parasol	160	40	Able
Blue Dot Parasol	160	40	Able
Daisy Umbrella	160	40	Able
Paw Umbrella	160	40	Able
Petal Parasol	3,200	800	. GracieGrace .
Busted Umbrella	160	40	Able
Sunny Parasol	160	40	Able
Beach Umbrella	160	40	Able
Elegant Umbrella	3,200	800	GracieGrace
Modern Umbrella	3,200	800	GracieGrace
Leopard Umbrella	160	40	Able
Zebra Umbrella	160	40	Able
Forest Umbrella	160	40	Able
Flame Umbrella	160	40	Able
Camo Umbrella	160	40	Able
Spider Umbrella	160	40	Able
Gracie Umbrella	3,200	800	GracieGrace
Peach's Parasol	Not for sale	n/a	Shopping Points

Umbrellas (listed in alphabetical order):

Name	Buy Price	Sell/Nook	Get From	Months
Bat Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Beach Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Blue Dot Parasol	160	40	Able	All
Blue Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Busted Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Camo Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Candy Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Daisy Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Eggy Parasol	160	40	Able	All
Elegant Umbrella	3,200	800	GracieGrace	Winter
Flame Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Forest Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Gelato Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Gracie Umbrella	3,200	800	GracieGrace	Summer
Green Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Lacy Parasol	160	40	Able	All
Leaf Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Lemon Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Leopard Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Melon Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Mint Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Modern Umbrella	3,200	800	GracieGrace	Fall
Paper Parasol	160	40	Able	All
Paw Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Peach's Parasol	Not sold	n/a	Shopping Points	All
Petal Parasol	3,200	800	GracieGrace	Spring
Picnic Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Red Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Ribbon Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Spider Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Sunny Parasol	160	40	Able	All
Toad Parasol	160	40	Able	All
Yellow Umbrella	160	40	Able	All
Zebra Umbrella	160	40	Able	All

Tools

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Animal Crossing: City has all of the tools from previous games with a new addition: "Silver" tools. These are typically (but not always) easier to obtain than "golden" tools but their effects differ from them.

A basic axe.

Axes

Axe: Occasionally available in the tools section of Nook's shop (after upgrade to Nook 'n' Go) for 400 bells.
Silver axe:Occasionally given by Serena, summoned once per day by throwing a basic axe into the town fountain.
Golden axe:Occasionally given by Serena.

Purpose: An axe is used to cut down trees. This is used to clear away undesired trees to make a path or to redevelop and improve a town's environmental status. They can also be used to activate a Money Rock or cause a bug to come out from it.
Upgrades: The basic axe breaks and disappears from the inventory at 45 hits (or 15 trees). The item and its icon change to two stages of visible cracking before the axe breaks, and the player can use this to know roughly how close their axe is to breaking. Silver and golden axes cannot break.

A basic net.

Nets

Net: Usually available in the tools section of Nook's shop (all incarnations) for 500 bells.
Silver net: Rarely available in the tools section of Nook's shop (after upgrade to Nook 'n' Go) for 500 bells.
Golden net: Given to the character by speaking to Tortimer after catching every bug.

Purpose: A net is used to catch bugs. Upon use the character swings the net in an arc over its head, catching a bug within range of the swing. Bugs are caught to be collected, donated to the museum, or sold for income.

Upgrades: The silver net is a tiny amount larger than the basic net. The golden net is larger than both.

A basic shovel.

Shovels

Shovel: Occasionally available in the tools section of Nook's shop (all incarnations) for 500 bells.
Silver shovel: Given by Resetti the first time a character enters the Surveillance Center.
Golden shovel: Buried shovels turn into golden shovels the next 6AM following burial.

Purpose: A shovel is used to dig holes in the ground, bury items in existing holes, retrieve buried items (such as fossils, gyroids or any manually buried item), remove tree stumps or saplings, and hit money rocks.

Upgrades: In addition to the above, a silver shovel provides a 10% chance at doubling the bells that appear from a money rock each time it is hit. A golden shovel does not do this, but allows the player to create saplings using bells, with a possibility of the resulting tree turning out as a money tree, with 3 sets of 30,000 bells. Every 1,000 bells you bury give you a 1% chance at a money tree (i.e. 50,000 bells buried gives you a 50% chance at a money tree) more info here

A basic fishing rod.

Fishing Rods

Fishing rod: Usually available in the tools section of Nook's shop (all incarnations) for 500 bells.
Silver rod: Rarely available in the tools section of Nook's shop (after upgrade to Nook 'n' Go) for 500 bells.
Golden rod: Given to the character by speaking to Tortimer after catching every fish.

Purpose: A fishing rods is used to catch fish. Fish are caught to be collected, donated to the museum, or sold for income.

Upgrades: A silver rod attracts the attention of fish from further away than a basic rod. A golden rod also does so to a greater extent and also keeps a biting fish on the lure for longer, allowing the player more response time to complete the catch.

A basic slingshot

Slingshots

Slingshot: Occasionally available in the tools section of Nook's shop (after upgrade to Nook 'n' Go) for 500 bells.
Silver slingshot: Rarely available in the tools section of Nook's shop (after upgrade to Nook 'n' Go) for 500 bells.
Golden slingshot: Appears as a "three-balloon" balloon after shooting down at least eight balloons.

Purpose: A slingshot is used to shoot balloons carrying presents, and the UFO of the special character Gulliver.

Upgrades: The basic slingshot fires a single pellet into the sky directly upards. The silver slingshot fires two pellets angling slightly away from each other, increasing the amount of sky covered. The golden slingshot fires three pellets, one centered with the other two to each side, to further increase coverage.

A basic watering can.

Watering Cans

Watering can: Occasionally available in the tools section of Nook's shop (all incarnations) for 500 bells.
Silver can: Mail from "Posy Farm" after buying 50 bags of flower seeds at Nook's shop.
Golden can: Awarded by the Town Hall after maintaining the best environmental status for 15 consecutive days.

Purpose: A watering can is used to restore withering flowers in order to prevent them disappearing the following day. They are also used to water buried red turnips. The effective radius of the watering can is greater than the visual effect, and using it in one space will also water the spaces above, below and to the sides.

Upgrades: The silver can resets a wilted buried red turnip, making it count as "just planted" the following day. The golden does not do this, but instead turns wilting black roses into golden roses (which themselves never wilt). Both the silver and gold cans have a greater effective radius, watering all nine spaces surrounding the spot where it is used.

Timer

Timer: Occasionally available in the tools section of Nook's shop (after upgrade to Nook 'n' Go) for 500 bells.

The timer has no Silver or Gold varieties. Upon being started, the timer counts down from a limit the player sets (3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes). During this countdown, all players in the town (via Wi-Fi) are able to view the total number of fish and bugs caught by their character as well as other characters in town. When time runs out, the score (total bugs and fish caught during the time) is displayed over each characters' head.

The timer replaces the normal clock on screen while active, preventing the player from being able to see the current time. The timer can be stopped early, but removing it from the character's inventory does not automatically cancel the timer. If other characters in town own a timer, they can also cancel the timer's countdown.

Seasonal & Regional Items

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Region-Exclusive Seasonal Items: North America:

Festive Candle (Buy from Nook for 680 bells, 12/1 - 12/31)
Festive Flag (Buy from Nook for 1600 bells, 12/1 - 12/31)

Japan:

Hinaningyo (Buy from Nook for 2560 bells, 3/1-3/3)
Kadomatsu (Buy from Nook for 2580 bells, 12/26-12/31)
Kagamimochi (Buy from Nook for 1800 bells, 12/26-12/31)

Region-Exclusive Holidays and Items:

North America:
Groundhog Day, February 2

Resetti Model

Nature Day, April 22

Cool Globe

Labor Day, First Monday in September

Picnic Basket

Explorer's Day, Second Monday in October

Sailboat Model

Autumn Moon,

Wheat Bundle

European Holidays:
Naughty or Nice Day, December 5

Stuffed Stocking

Midwinter's Day, December 21

Snow Globe

Midsummer's Day, June 21

Espresso Maker

Autumn Moon,

Veggie Basket

Japanese Holidays:
Bean Day, February 3

Red Ogre Mask
Blue Ogre Mask

Girl's Day, March 3

Rice Cake

Boy's Day, May 5

Newsprint Helmet

Starcrossed Day, July 7

Bamboo Grass

Autumn Moon,

Dango

Korean Holidays
The holidays for Korea have not been confirmed yet, but based on their places in the catalogue, an interview stating Korea would get a custom set up like the other three regions, and the objects' connections to Korean culture, it is safe to say these are going to be Korean-exclusives.

Unknown Holidays

Bureom

Hibiscus

Stationary

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Stationery is used in Animal Crossing: City to write letters to villagers or friends. These are then sent through the Post Office in the Town Hall.

Stationery comes in a large number of different colors and patterns, and can be bought from Tom Nook's store. It is also quite often given as a gift by villagers, or found in the lost and found or recycling bin. Stationary sent to you does not go in your catalogue.

Each pack contains four sheets.

Name	Price
Academy Paper Not for sale		Lemon-Lime Paper Price: 160
Airmail Paper Price: 160		Leopard Paper Price: 160
Auction Paper Not for sale		Lined Paper Price: 160
Bathtub Paper Price: 160		Lotus Paper Price: 160
Bejeweled Paper Price: 160		Lovely Paper Price: 160
Birthday Card Price: 160		Maple-Leaf Paper Price: 160
Bubble Paper Price: 160		Mosaic Paper Price: 160
Bulletin Paper Not for sale		Mushroom Paper Price: 160
Buttercup Paper Price: 160		New Years Card Price: 160
Butterfly Paper Price: 160		Night-Sky Paper Price: 160
Camouflage Paper Price: 160		Nook Paper Not for sale
Card Paper Price: 160		Notebook Paper Price: 160
Chic Paper Price: 160		Ocean Paper Price: 160
Chinese Paper Price: 160		Petal Paper Price: 160
Cloudy Paper Price: 160		Piano Paper Price: 160
Composer Paper Price: 160		Plaid Paper Price: 160
Cool Paper Price: 160		Polka-Dot Paper Price: 160
Cow Paper Price: 160		Rainbow Paper Price: 160
Crater Paper Price: 160		Ribbon Paper Price: 160
Egyptian Paper Price: 160		SMB3 Paper Price: 160
Elegant Paper Price: 800		Snowman Paper Not for sale
Fireworks Paper Price: 160		Snowy Paper Price: 160
Floral Paper Price: 160		Southwest Paper Price: 160
Flowery Paper Price: 160		Sparkly Paper Price: 160
Forest Paper Price: 160		Star Paper Price: 160
Formal Paper Not for sale		Tartan Paper Price: 160
Four-Leaf Paper Price: 160		Tile Paper Price: 160
Geometric Paper Price: 160		Tortimer Paper Not for sale
Goldfish Paper Price: 160		Town-Hall Paper Not for sale
Halloween Paper Not for sale		Town-View Paper Price: 160
Hamburger Paper Price: 160		Vine Paper Price: 160
Industrial Paper Price: 160		Weathered Paper Not for sale
Insurance Paper Not for sale
Invite Card Not for sale
Lacy Paper Price: 160
Lantern Paper Not for sale

Shells

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Shells appear by the ocean at the southern side of town, as well as entering and leaving houses (Enter and leave houses for a couple of times, And there will be new shells). This will continue unless there are already 15 shells on the shore. In addition to this, coconuts can also be found occasionally.

There are nine different types of shells.

Image	Name
	Pearl oyster
	Scallop
	White scallop
	Conch
	Coral
	Venus comb
	Dall's Top
	Sand dollar
	Porceletta

Paintings

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Paintings can be bought from Tom Nook for 1,960 Bells or Redd's shop for 3,920 Bells. Some of the paintings sold by Redd can be fake, and the museum will not accept these. All paintings sold at Nook's are authentic. Fake paintings are worth 10 Bells when sold to Tom Nook while authentic paintings will sell for 490 Bells. All original paintings can be donated to the museum.

Either the Museum or Tom Nook can identify a fake painting.

Complete list of paintings is below:

Dynamic Painting
Proper Painting
Solemn Painting
Moving Painting
Strange Painting
Quaint Painting
Common Painting
Worthy Painting
Scenic Painting
Famous Painting
Basic Painting
Flowery Painting
Serene Painting
Nice Painting
Calm Painting
Warm Painting
Moody Painting
Perfect Painting
Jolly Painting
Wistful Painting
Amazing Painting
Fine Painting
Scary Painting

The Basic and Common Paintings are Spotlight items sold by Tom Nook. This is the only method to acquire these paintings legitimately (ASIDE FROM BEING DELIVERED FROM ME LOL). Crazy Redd may sell them sometimes, but they are SOMETIMES fakes if found in his shop.

All other paintings (besides the Basic and Common) can only be acquired from Crazy Redd.

Gyroids

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Gyroids can be displayed in the player's house, and if music is playing, they can dance and produce sounds, loosely in time to it.

Tom Nook usually pays 828 Bells for a gyroid, though they cannot be purchased from the catalog. They each have an auction value of 3,312 bells each.

***There is an unlockable gyroid storage location in The Roost that can be unlocked by ordering coffee from Brewster. This option becomes available after you drink 7 cups of coffee without letting them cool. These do not have to be on 7 consecutive days. Once accessed, Brewster can hold up to one of each different gyroid. There are no rewards for completing the storage with every gyroid. As an aside, there are more gyroids visible in the shelving unit behind the counter at The Roost.

Process:
Drink 7 coffees (must be hot/always choose top answer) & (must be on separate days/you do not need a gyroid in your pocket yet) Now talk to Brewster at the counter (not in the counter seat) with any gyroid in your pocket (other villagers can be in seat but no K.K. Slider performance. Brewster will mention he has a gyroid storage you can use. Agree to storage. Bring Brewster any gyroids you want to store (he will not accept duplicates for the same character)

Each 4 characters that can move into your town will have to go through this process to store gyroids for themselves

Each 4 characters will have their own separate storage list with Brewster

The gyroid storage is presented like Nook's Catalog (shows gyroid name, picture of gyroid, gyroid animation)

You can put in and take out any gyroids you have collected and given Brewster at any time you wish (talk to Brewster behind counter & not in seat). He will notify you if you've already stored a gyroid with him as an easy way to determine if you have a duplicate.

Step 1 - Drink 7 hot coffees

Giving Brewster a gyroid

List of gyroids in storage

Gyroids (listed by alphabetical order):

Chk	Name
	Alloid (3)
	Mega Alloid
	Mini Alloid Tall Alloid

	Bovoid (2)
	Mega Bovoid
	Tall Bovoid

	Bowtoid (4)
	Mega Bowtoid
	Bowtoid
	Mini Bowtoid
	Tall Bowtoid

	Buzzoid (4)
	Mega Buzzoid
	Buzzoid
	Mini Buzzoid
	Tall Buzzoid

	Clankoid (4)
	Mega Clankoid
	Clankoid
	Mini Clankoid
	Tall Clankoid

	Croakoid (4)
	Mega Croakoid
	Croakoid
	Mini Croakoid
	Tall Croakoid

	Dekkoid (3)
	Mega Dekkoid
	Dekkoid
	Mini Dekkoid

	Dingloid (6)
	Squat Dingloid
	Mega Dingloid
	Dingloid
	Mini Dingloid
	Wee Dingloid
	Tall Dingloid

	Dinkoid (2)
	Mega Dinkoid
	Mini Dinkoid

	Drilloid (3)
	Mega Drilloid
	Drilloid
	Mini Drilloid

	Droploid (1)
	Tall Droploid

	Echoid (3)
	Mega Echoid
	Mini Echoid
	Tall Echoid

	Freakoid (2)
	Mega Freakoid
	Mini Freakoid

	Fizzoid (2)
	Mega Fizzoid
	Mini Fizzoid

	Gargloid (3)
	Gargloid
	Mini Gargloid
	Tall Gargloid

	Gongoid (4)
	Mega Gongoid
	Gongoid
	Mini Gongoid
	Tall Gongoid

	Harmonoid (4)
	Mega Harmonoid
	Harmonoid
	Mini Harmonoid
	Tall Harmonoid

	Howloid (3)
	Mega Howloid
	Howloid
	Mini Howloid

	Lamentoid (4)
	Mega Lamentoid
	Lamentoid
	Mini Lamentoid
	Tall Lamentoid

	Lullaboid (4)
	Mega Lullaboid
	Lullaboid
	Mini Lullaboid
	Tall Lullaboid

	Metatoid (2)
	Metatoid
	Mini Metatoid

	Nebuloid (6)
	Mega Nebuloid
	Squat Nebuloid
	Nebuloid
	Mini Nebuloid
	Tall Nebuloid
	Slim Nebuloid

	Oboid (2)
	Mega Oboid
	Oboid
	Tall Oboid

	Oombloid (4)
	Mega Oombloid
	Oombloid
	Mini Oombloid
	Tall Oombloid

	Percoloid (2)
	Mega Percoloid
	Tall Percoloid

	Plinkoid (3)
	Mega Plinkoid
	Plinkoid
	Mini Plinkoid

	Poltergoid (4)
	Mega Poltergoid
	Poltergoid
	Mini Poltergoid
	Tall Poltergoid

	Puffoid (3)
	Mega Puffoid
	Mini Puffoid
	Tall Puffoid

	Quazoid (5)
	Mega Quazoid
	Quazoid
	Mini Quazoid
	Tall Quazoid
	Slim Quazoid

	Rhythmoid (2)
	Rhythmoid
	Mini Rhythmoid

	Rustoid (3)
	Mega Rustoid
	Rustoid
	Mini Rustoid

	Sproid (4)
	Mega Sproid
	Sproid
	Mini Sproid
	Tall Sproid

	Sputnoid (4)
	Mega Sputnoid
	Sputnoid
	Mini Sputnoid
	Tall Sputnoid

	Strumboid (4)
	Mega Strumboid
	Strumboid
	Mini Strumboid
	Tall Strumboid

	Squelchoid (3)
	Mega Squelchoid
	Squelchoid
	Mini Squelchoid

	Timpanoid (4)
	Mega Timpanoid
	Timpanoid
	Mini Timpanoid
	Tall Timpanoid

	Tootoid (3)
	Mega Tootoid
	Tootoid
	Mini Tootoid

	Warbloid (3)
	Warbloid
	Mini Warbloid
	Tall Warbloid

Fossils

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Fossils are preserved remains of ancient animals or plants.

Small fossils

"Small" fossils are stand-alone fossils that always take up 1x1 square in the museum (where they have their own section) or if used as a furniture in a character's house.

Name
Amber
Ammonite
Archaeopteryx
Coprolite
Dinosaur Egg
Dinosaur Track
Fern Fossil
Peking Man
Shark Tooth
Trilobite

Large fossils

"Large" fossils are skeletal pieces of dinosaurs. Each fully-constructed dinosaur skeleton is made up of 2-4 large fossils, and each large fossil takes up more space than all small fossils when displayed in the museum or a character's house.

As large fossil items need to identify which part they are (example: ankylo torso), their name is typically a shortening of the dinosaur they are a part of (using the earlier example: ankylosaurus). Below the large fossils have been divided by dinosaur (using the name as displayed on their museum plaque when completed), with a table of its constituent fossils below the image. Each image's caption is the text of that dinosaur's plaque.

Ankylosaur
Length: 36.1 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


ankylo skull
3,500

ankylo torso

3,000

ankylo tail

2,500

Apatosaur
Length: 68.9 feet
Late Jurassic Period


apato skull
5,000

apato torso

4,500

apato tail

4,000

Dimetrodon
Length: 11.5 feet
Early Permian Period


dimetrodon skull
5,500

dimetrodon torso

5,000

dimetrodon tail

4,500

Icthyosaur
Length: 6.6 feet
Early Jurassic Period


icthyo skull	icthyo torso
2,500	2,000

Iguanodon
Length: 32.8 feet
Early Cretaceous Period


iguanodon skull	iguanodon torso
4,000	3,500

iguanodon tail

3,000

Mammoth
Length: 13 feet
Quaternary Period


mammoth skull	mammoth torso
3,000	2,500

Pachycephalosaur
Length: 13.1 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


pachy skull	pachy torso
4,000	3,500

pachy tail

3,000

Parasaur (a.k.a. "Parasaurolophus")
Length: 29.5 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


parasaur skull	parasaur torso
3,500	3,000

parasaur tail

2,500

Plesiosaur
Length: 23.6 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


plesio skull	plesio neck
4,500	4,500

plesio torso

4,500

Pteranodon
Length: 30.2 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


ptera skull	ptera left wing
4,000	4,500

ptera right wing

4,500

Sabertooth Tiger
Length: 6.2 feet
Quaternary Period


sabertooth skull	sabertooth torso
2,500	2,000

Seismosaur
Length: 113.2 feet
Late Jurassic Period


seismo skull	seismo chest
5,000	4,500

seismo hip	seismo tail
4,000	4,500

Stegosaur
Length: 30.5 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


stego skull	stego torso
5,000	4,500

stego tail

4,000

Styracosaur
Length: 18 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


styraco skull	styraco torso
3,500	3,000

styraco tail

2,500

Triceratops
Length: 31.2 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


tricera skull	tricera torso
5,500	5,000

tricera tail

4,500

Tyrannosaurus rex
Length: 47.6 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


T. rex skull	T. rex torso
6,000	5,500

T. rex tail

5,000

Velociraptor
Length: 5.9 feet
Late Cretaceous Period


raptor skull	raptor torso
3,000	2,500

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