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Animal Crossing
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Description
Animal Crossing is a kawaii game series for the Nintendo 64 (Japan Only), Nintendo Gamecube, Nintendo DS(i), and Nintendo Wii. The first game in the series was Animal Forest on the Nintendo 64, which was only released in Japan. This was later ported to the Nintendo Gamecube in Japan, which was later released in the United States with more dialogue and more crap. This version was later released back to Japan as Animal Forest E+, kinda like what they did with Super Mario Brothers 2.
The series also has an anime movie that so far is only in Japan.
There is no terrible secret surrounding the game. Everything is perfectly kawaii.
Media Information
- Video Game
- Released in 2001 (2002 worldwide)
- Made by Nintendo
Characters
Note: There are over 300 possible neighbours in the game, so they won't be included.
- You- A boy/girl who hoped to find a new place to live.
- Tom Nook - An evil raccoon who has sales every day. He also pressures you to buy stuff at his store so he can expand. Expand to conquer the world, maybe.
- Totakeke/K.K. Slider - A singing dog with a guitar who shows up every Saturday at the train station or at The Roost.
- Blathers - A sleepy owl who runs the museum.
- Celeste - Blathers' sister; she specializes in astronomy.
- Brewster - A pigeon who runs The Roost, a coffee shop at the museum.
- Tortimer - The mayor of town. He likes holidays and dressing up like an acorn.
- Pelly - A cheerful pelican who runs town hall.
- Phyllis - Pelly's sister, she's cranky and runs town hall at night.
- Pete - The mailman. He can be shot down with your slingshot when he delivers the mail at 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
- Gracie - A fashion-loving giraffe who owns a car.
- Blanca - A cat with no face. Please draw her one.
- Copper - A dog who runs the police office, and later gets promoted to guard.
- Booker - Copper's partner, he's prone to forgetting things.
- Pave - A flamboyant peacock who gives you furniture if you play games with other neighbours.
- Zipper T. Bunny - A creepy bunny who shows up on
EasterBunny Day. - Jingle - A reindeer who delivers presents on Toy Day.
- Mabel - A blue hedgehog who runs the tailor.
- Sable - Mabel's sister, she's less outgoing than Mabel.
- Labelle - Works for Gracie in the city.
- Redd - A fox who runs a black market. He also hates Nook.
- Kicks - A skunk who shines your shoes if you pay him well enough.
- Katrina - The fortuneteller who shows up every week. She also owns the Triforce.
- Harriet - A poodle who can give you a new hairstyle every day. In the Wii game, she can also make you look like a Mii.
- Wendell - Hungry walrus who can give you new designs if you feed him. He can even eat furniture or butterflies.
- Saharah - Named after the African desert, she gives you wallpaper and flooring to deliver. You can keep some of her designs if you help her out.
- Rover - A cat you meet on the train or on the bus at the start of the game. In the DS game, he appears in the Tag mode, only appearing in the main game as a cameo at The Roost.
- Kapp'n - A
water impparrotkappa who tells salty tales of the sea. In the first game, he owns a boat which he can take you to an island with. In the next two games, he owns a taxi/bus that takes you to your new home. - Mr. Resetti - A mole who gets angry if you don't save. Saving is important, but the things he rants about are too damn hilarious.
- Don Resetti - Mr. Resetti's relaxed brother. He still tells you to save though.
Games in the Series
- Animal Forest (N64, 2001, Japan only)
- Animal Crossing (GameCube, 2002)
- Animal Crossing: Wild World (DS, 2005)
- Animal Crossing: City Folk (Wii, 2008)
First Used In Poop By
- shmeeboy456, The King Fails at Animal Crossing City Folk
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Further Information
- Nook, Resetti and K.K. appeared as trophies in Super Smash Bros. Melee. They were kept in the English release, but because at the time, Animal Crossing was unavailable outside Japan, they were marked as being from a "Future Release". K.K. kept his original name of "Totakeke" on his trophy. In Brawl, Animal Crossing had been more popular worldwide, and had three pages of trophies, a stage, and an Assist Trophy (Mr. Resetti). Ironically, a playable character was just about the only thing the series didn't receive.
- Animal Crossing: Wild World was one of the first video games ever to use the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, along with Tony Hawk's American Sk8land and Mario Kart DS.
