Animal Crossing: Wild World Walkthrough :
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Walkthrough - FAQ/Walkthrough+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Animal Crossing: Wild World FAQ | | Nintendo DS | | Written by: 0___0 | | Version 0.95 | +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ TABLE OF CONTENTS-------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -Controls -Menu Basics -Starting the Game -Car Ride With Kapp'n (Face Guide) -Working For Nook -The Town Map -Your House -Town Hall -The Able Sisters -Tom Nook's Store -The Museum -Town Gate -Making Bells -Fishing and Bug Catching -Orchards -Bell Rock -She Sells Sea Shells -Money Trees -Wi-Fi -Time Traveling -The Stalk Market -Things to Do -Fishing -Bug Catching -Fossils -The Trading Quest -Gardening and Hybrid Flowers -Joan and the Stalk Market -K.K. Slider -Holidays and Events -Golden Tools -Villagers' Pics -Tips and Tricks -Villagers -Special NPC's -The Roost Times -Item List -Furniture -Wallpaper & Carpets -Clothing -Umbrellas -Headgear -Accessories -Stationary -Gyroids -Fish, Bugs, & Fossils -Tools, Flowers, & More -Furniture Genre -Clothing Genre -Town Tunes -Differences From Animal Crossing -Easter Eggs -Miscellaneous -Hacking -Seeds -King Tut Wig -Emotions -FAQ -Version History -Coming Soon! -Credits -Contact Information -Legal Information Welcome to my third FAQ! I wrote this because I love the game Animal Crossing: Wild World. I have been playing it for about 6 months! This guide is not yet finished. More will be added. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CONTROLS----------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +--------+---------------------------------+ |Button | Function | +--------+---------------------------------+ |D-Pad | Move | +--------+---------------------------------+ |A Button| Select, Talk, Interact With Item| +--------+---------------------------------+ |B Button| Pick Up item, Hold to run | +--------+---------------------------------+ |X Button| Open Town Map | +--------+---------------------------------+ |Y Button| Open Inventory | +--------+---------------------------------+ |L Button| Cycle Menu Tabs, Hold to Run | +--------+---------------------------------+ |R Button| Cycle Menu Tabs, Hold to Run | +--------+---------------------------------+ |Start | Save | +--------+---------------------------------+ |Select | Open chat window | +--------+---------------------------------+ You can also use the touch screen to do anything. I find it easy to use both. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MENU BASICS-------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To pull up the menus, press the B button. +--------------+ |Your Inventory| +--------------+ Your inventory can hold 15 items, 10 letters, and up to 99,999 bells. The 15 spaces for items are in the middle, the 10 slots for letters are on the right, and the amount of bells you are holding is on the top under your name and town name. The first moving background for your inventory is yellow with white polka dots. But did you know that you can change it? Grab a shirt that you like. Drag it to the bottom left corner of the touch screen and drop it there. The background changes! You will get a Big Dot Shirt the first time you do this. You can change this as many times as you want. You can also hold more that 15 items in your inventory. You need to have letters in your letter slots. Drag an item over to the letter and drop it. The item goes on to the letter as a present. To get the item back, click on the letter, and then click "Present." +--------+ |Patterns| +--------+ Patterns are on the second tab on top of the menu screen. Your 8 patterns are displayed on the bottom. 7 buttons, of a painting, carpet, wallpaper, hat, shirt, umbrella and square are shown above. Drag the pattern to the button you want it to use. +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ | Button | Function | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Painting | Places pattern on a painting. Indoor only. | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Carpet | Places pattern as your carpet. Indoor only. | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Wallpaper| Places pattern as your wallpaper. Indoor only. | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Hat | Places pattern as your hat. Indoor or outdoor. | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Shirt | Places pattern as your shirt. Indoor or outdoor.| +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Umbrella | Places pattern as your umbrella. Outdoor only. | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ |Square | Places pattern on the ground. Outdoor only. | +---------+-------------------------------------------------+ +----+ |Fish| +----+ This is the third icon. It looks like a fish! You can scroll through the fish that you've caught on the bottom. When you've selected it, it shows a picture and information above this. +---+ |Bug| +---+ The bug menu is the fourth menu. It functions the same as the fish menu, except with bugs. +-----------+ |Chat Window| +-----------+ Here is where you talk. There is a keyboard and what you've typed above it. You can change from letters to letters with accents to symbols and punctuation by the buttons above the numbers. To the right of those buttons are emotions from Dr. Shrunk if you have any. When you are done typing what you want to say, press the big button with an arrow on it. You can press the 5th menu button, which looks like a speech bubble, to look at this, or bring it up by pressing the select button. +--------+ |Town Map| +--------+ This menu shows the town map, of course. Scroll down to look at your villagers. Press the right button to see the symbols for the special buildings. You can also press X to bring this menu up. +-------------+ |Friend Roster| +-------------+ This shows your friends. You may have up to 32 of them. To register a friend, press the button that says "Register" in the lower right corner, type in their friend code, name, then town. To check your friend code, press the button that looks like a key. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Starting the Game-------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- When you first start the game, it will say Nintendo. A villager will be walking around. Touch the screen, and press new game to start a new game. Car Ride with Kapp'n----------------------------------------------------------- When you first start, you will see a sea turtle in the front of a car. You are sitting in the back. This turtle, named Kapp'n, will ask you a series of questions. These questions will determine your name, town name (you choose both), and sex. They will also determine what your starting hair and face will look like. +----------+ |Face Guide| +----------+ Kapp'n: Jumpin' jellyfishes! I've had about enough of this rain! You: A. Yeah, it stinks. B. I'm fine... Kapp'n: So tell me, (name)... Why are ye settin' sail fer (town)? You: A. I'm moving. B. Butt out! Kapp'n: Do you have enough to get settled? You: A. Yup! B. Kinda... The questions and answers may vary, but A is the top and B is the bottom. If you want a particular face and the questions are different, choose the same letters (like A, B, A, or A, A, A) +-----------------------------------------------+ |Answer key: | | | |Answer: These are the three letters you answer.| |Get: Male: This is what males get. | | Female: This is what females get. | +-----------------------------------------------+ Answer: A, A, A Get: Male: Brown hair, messy in the back, with round, black eyes with big pupils. Female: Brown hair that sticks out on the sides, big eyes with big blue pupils. Answer: A, A, B Get: Male: Short brown hair, black eyes shaped like half of an oval. Female: Pink hair with point, half-oval eyes in black. Answer: A, B, A Get: Male: Short brown hair, round eyes with eyebrows. Female: Round, only black eyes, with pink hair that sticks out on the side Answer: A, B, B Get: Male: Brown pointed hair, round eyes, round pupils, eyelashes on bottom. Female: Almound shaped eyes, brown hair that sticks out on sides. Answer: B, A, A Get: Male: Brown pointed hair, round eyes with red cheeks. Female: Brown hair that sticks out on the sides, blue eyes with eylashes. Answer: B, A, B Get: Male: Round, small pupiled, blue eyes with eyebrows, pointed hair. Female: Blue eys with red cheeks, hair pointed in the front. Answer: B, B, A Get: Male: Half closed eyes, short brown hair. Female: Eyes with eyebrows and eyelashes, pointed hair. Answer: B, B, B Get: Male: Short brown hair, large eyes, tiny blue pupils. Female: Half closed eyes, pointed brown hair. When Kapp'n drops you off, he will drop you off at the town hall. You go in automatically. Tell Pelly that you moved in or came by cab. She'll then introduce herself. Your map will be given to you and you must go to your house. Go inside. Look around it you'd like. When you exit, Tom Nook will run toward you. Working for Nook--------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Nook will ask you what you think of your house. He'll tell you a bit about the loan you owe, and you must answer a few things. He then asks you to work at his shop with him. Actually, he just tells you too.. When you're done talking, go to the leaf on the map, or Tom Nook's shop. When you first arrive, he'll make you change into ugly work clothes. To put them on, press Y to bring up your inventory and drag the clothes and drop them on the picture of your character. Talk to Nook once you've changed. The first job he gives you is to plant some trees and flowers around his shop. Go outside and plant them. It doesn't matter if you plant them around the shop, it's fine to plant them anywhere. Try to plant the trees where there are no obstacles by them, because, if there is, they won't grow. To plant them, click on them and press "Plant." Remember that you must be outside to plant! When you have finished, go talk to Nook again. After planting flowers, what Nook calls "working diligently", he gives you a break. During this time you must speak to every villager in your town, and the mayor, Tortimer. The villagers are the people whose houses are on your map. Check by their houses to visit them. To knock on their doors to go in, either stand in front of the door and tap your self or press A. Not all of them will be home. Some may be outside, and can be difficult to find. Tortimer will be walking at the town hall. When you talk to him, he will ask you who you respect most: the chirt, the mayor, the mail clerk, or the CEO. If you answer the mayor, he will be happy, but it doesn't really matter. Nook also makes you talk to them a bit..Once you have met everyone, go back and talk to Nook for your next job. Your next job is to deliver a piece of furniture. You will have to give it to a random villager. Walk to their house to see if they are there. If they are not, look around outside for them a bit. To deliver it, talk to the villager, and select "Delivery!". Then click on the item to deliver. The person who you deliver it to will give you a gift. After delivering, go back to Nook again. This time, you have to write a letter to a villager. Tom Nook will give you paper and tell you who to write it to. To write, choose the stationary in your inventory. Choose who you would like to mail it to. Then use the key board on the touch screen to write. What you write doesn't really matter. When you finish this, go to the town hall where Kapp'n dropped you off before. Stand on the carpet that has a letter on it, and talk to either Pelly or Phyliss who will be standing behind it. Tell her that you want to mail a letter. Drag the letter to the left and click "Confirm." Head back to Nook's for yet another job. It's another delivery, and this time it's a carpet. Just go to whichever villager Nook tells you to, deliver it, receive their gift, and go back so you can get another job. Your final delivery. Take a watering can to the same person that you wrote the letter to. You can't use the watering can though, sadly. Deliver it and the villager will show you the letter you gave them. Go back to Nook's to receive your final job! The final job is to write an advertisment for Nook on the town's message board. The message board is left and down from the Town Hall, so head there again. Go up to the board and press A or tap it to bring it up on the bottom screen. Choose "Post" and a keyboard will pop up. It's just like writing a letter. Remember that it may take a while for what you write on the board to come off! When you're done click confirm and go back to Nook's. Your part-time job is complete, and 1,400 bells have been taken off of your mortgage! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Town Map------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This section is to tell you about the buildings in your town. I can not really have a picture of a map to show you locations, because each one is different. Your House--------------------------------------------------------------------- Your house is probably one of the most important buildings in the game. Without it, you would have no where to put stuff, no where to sleep, no place to call your own. Your house can expand from the tiny shack that it starts out as to a sprawling mansion, with some bells, of course! Your house will always have at least two floors: The main floor, which can be decorated, and the bedroom, which can not. Here is a chart showing how much each house costs: +-------------------+-----------------+ | House | Cost in Bells | +-------------------+-----------------+ | Starting | 19, 800 | +-------------------+-----------------+ | First Expansion | 120,000 | +-------------------+-----------------+ | Second Expansion | 298,000 | +-------------------+-----------------+ | Third Expansion | 598,000 | +-------------------+-----------------+ | Fourth Expansion | 728,000 | +-------------------+-----------------+ | Fifth Expansion | 848,000 | +-------------------+-----------------+ | Sixth Expansion | 948,000 | +-------------------+-----------------+ You need to pay off the amount for the starting house to get the first expansion; the amount for the first expansion to get the second expansion; and so on. So, you pretty much don't have to pay off the final 948,000 bell debt. Nothing happens if you do, anyway. Here are some details about each expansion: Starter House: A tiny 4x4 home with the bedroom on top. First Expansion: A small 6x6 home with the bedroom on top. Second Expansion: The main room is now a large 8x8, with the bedroom on top. Third Expansion: The main room is still 8x8. There is now a second floor that no longer the bedroom. It is 6x6. The bedroom is the third floor. Fourth Expansion: A 6x6 left room is added. Fifth Expansion: A 6x6 right room is added. Sixth Expansion: A 6x6 back room is added. Expanding your home is one of the biggest goals in the game. So work hard to deal with those large prices! When decorating your house, you can only have 24 items in each room. This could limit you with the main room, but it does not affect the other rooms horribly. The bedroom in your house can not be decorated. However, you can change your bed. Stand at the foot of it and press A while holding another bed and it will ask you if you'd like to change it. If you do, the two beds are switched. To save using your bed, just lay down in it. The Town Hall------------------------------------------------------------------ Go to the left counter in the town hall to visit the Civics Center. Here you can learn about the environment, make a new town tune, donate to Boondox, or move. The Environment: Here you can find out how the environment of your town is doing and get recommendations about what to do with it. The goal here is to get a "perfect" town. To do this, pull all weeds from your town. Plant flowers. Try to evenly distribute trees, while not having too many or too few. Water wilted flowers. No items should be laying on the ground. You must have this all evenly through your town. If you can maintain a Perfect town rating for 16 days, you will get the Golden Watering Can from either Pelly or Phyliss. It is just like a normal watering can, except it's rare, gold, and can turn wilted black roses gold. Town Tunes: A tune plays every time you talk to someone, when the hour changes, and when you open doors. This is your town tune guide. You can make it anything that you'd like here. The notes go from low G to high E. the Zz note is a rest, and the - note continues the previous note. Drag the notes up and down to change them. The button at the bottom plays the current tune you have. Donations: Donate to the town of Boondox. Boondox is a town so for that all they eat is grilled cheese.. without the bread or cheese. So they just eat grilled dirt or, on special occasions, scrambled dirt.. WITHOUT KETCHUP!! How terrible! The donations bring flavor to Boondox's food. Although they are donations, you can get some rare items for donating, all of which are feathers. The feathers are valuable, especially the rainbow one, but they can only be placed in your house or put in your hair. To get a feather, donate the specified amount of bells. The feather will be mailed to you. +-------------------------------------+ | NOTE: Do not donate 6,400,000 bells | | at once! This will get you only the | | Rainbow feathers, and will skip the | | others!! [: | +------------------+------------------+ | Color of Feather | Amount of Bells | +------------------+------------------+ | Green | 10,000 | +------------------+------------------+ | Blue | 200,000 | +------------------+------------------+ | Yellow | 500,000 | +------------------+------------------+ | Red | 800,000 | +------------------+------------------+ | Purple | 1,100,000 | +------------------+------------------+ | White | 1,400,000 | +------------------+------------------+ | Rainbow | 6,400,000 | +------------------+------------------+ Moving: This feature moves your character to another Animal Crossing: Wild World game card. This can not be done using Wi-Fi. You can not take any of the items in your drawers or stereo. Your Wi-Fi settings will be deleted. You can keep using your friend roster, but your friends will need to re-register you. You must put the game card that you are moving to in "immigration" mode by starting it, going to Other Things, then Immigration. Be sure that you want to move before you do it, and if you do, go for it! Stand on the right mat with a letter on it to talk to Pelly or Phyliss with the post office. Here you can mail letters, pay your mortgage, access your account, or save a letter. Mail a Letter: This is how you mail letters. Drag the letter after it has been written to the box with the envelope on it and click Confirm to mail it. Pay Mortgage: Here you pay off the money that you owe to Nook. If you finish, go see Nook. Access Account: This is where you access your bank account. You can withdraw or deposit bells. Once a month, the bells gain a small percentage of interest. Save a Letter: Here you can save 75 letters in 3 different boxes. You can also store a present in the letter, which is great for extra storage. The Able Sisters--------------------------------------------------------------- The Able Sisters' store is run by Mable and Sable Able. Here you can buy hats, accessories, clothes, umbrellas, and design and get patterns. Every day the store sells 3 shirts, 1 umbrella, 1 hat, and 1 accessory. There are 8 shirts on display in the center. These are patterns and they are all free. To get one, go up to it and press A or tap it. A few options will pop up: I want to display!, I want it!, I want to trade!, and I'm just looking. I want to display!: This is how you put a pattern up for display. Just select the pattern you want to display and click confirm. The pattern currently on display will, sadly, be deleted. I want it!: Choose this to get the pattern. You must replace one of the patterns in your pattern inventory. I want to trade!: When you choose this, you get to trade patterns so that the pattern on display will be in your inventory and the pattern in your inventory becomes the one that is on display. I'm just looking.: Back. DESIGNING A PATTERN Talk to Mabel, the blue hedgehog, to make a design. You must choose where to save the design. Remember that the one that you save over will be deleted! To the right, there are many different buttons. Here is a rough guide of what it looks like: +-------------+ | +---+ +---+ | | | 1 | | 2 | | | +---+ +---+ | | +---+ +---+ | | | 3 | | 4 | | | +---+ +---+ | | +---+ +---+ | | | 5 | | 6 | | | +---+ +---+ | | | | +---+ +---+ | | | 7 | | 8 | | | +---+ +---+ | | +---+ +---+ | | | 9 | | 10| | | +---+ +---+ | | +---+ | | +---+ | 11| | | | 12| +---+ | | +---+ | +-------------+ 1: This button colors one square of the 32x32 pattern at a time. 2: This button makes squares. 3: This button colors four squares of the 32x32 pattern at a time. 4: This button makes circles. 5: This button colors nine squares of the 32x32 pattern at a time. 6: This button makes a straight line. 7: This button makes a heart. 8: This button fills in the area you color. 9: This button makes a star. 10: This button makes polka dots over the pattern. 11: This button completely makes the entire pattern one color. 12: This button is the undo/redo button. In the center of the pattern-maker is the actual pattern. This is what you color after pressing the button with the effect you desire. Under the pattern is the color pallete. You can cycle through 16 different palletes by pressing the arrow. To select a color, tap it. In the upper left corner, a mini picture of your pattern appears. Tap it to make the grid lines in your pattern disappear/reappear. Tom Nook's Store--------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Nook's store is where you will probably do most of your shopping. The items here change daily and you can order items that you have already had from your catalog. The things that can be purchased at Nook's are: Furniture, Tools, Stationary, Flowers, Saplings, Wallpaper, Carpets, and Medicine. Tom Nook's store does not carry clothing, hats, or accessories, unless you order it from the catalog. Items that you order will be delivered to you by mail, and not all items can be delivered. Nook's store, unlike The Able Sisters', can be upgraded. Your selling and buying total must equal the amount in the chart below: +-----------------+---------------------------------+ | Nook's Cranny | Available from the beginning | +-----------------+---------------------------------+ | Nook 'n Go | Buy / Sell 25,000 bells | +-----------------+---------------------------------+ | Nookway | Buy / Sell 65,000 bells | +-----------------+---------------------------------+ | Nookington's | Buy / Sell 240,000 bells* | +-----------------+---------------------------------+ *To get Nookington's, you must also have someone from another town buy anything from your Nook's. What I mean by "Buy / Sell" is that your combined total of buying/selling must equal that number. Say you have Nook's Cranny. You sell 20,000 bells worth of goods. You then buy furniture for 5,000 bells. Your buy / sell total would then be 25,000 bells, enabling you to get Nook 'n Go. A new feature in Animal Crossing: Wild World, replacing lottery tickets, is the Tom Nook Point System. This allows you to get discounts and rare items by collecting points. You get one point for every 100 bells spent at Nook's. You get prizes mailed to you and, in some cases, discounts when you reach a certain number of points. +---------------+-----------------------+-----------+ | # of points | Reward | Discount | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------+ | 300 | Nook's Cranny Model | None | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------+ | 5,000 | Nook 'n Go Model | 5% | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------+ | 10,000 | Nookway Model | 10% | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------+ | 20,000 | Nookington's Model | 20% | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------+ Tom Nook's store will occasionally have spotlight items. They are rare items that are.. well, rare. A message will be posted on your bulliten board when Nook gets one. A list of spotlight items can be seen in the master item list. The Museum--------------------------------------------------------------------- The museum showcases all of the bugs, fish, paintings, and fossils that you have collected and donated. Fossils are dug up under brown stars on the ground. Fish are surely in water. Bugs are outdoors in warmer months. Paintings can be bought from Crazy Redd. When you complete the museum by donating everything, you receive the rare museum model. Blathers runs the museum and can help you with donating. Blathers can also identify fossils for you. Downstairs is The Roost, a coffee shop run by Brewster. You can buy a coffee for 200 bells. Brewster will be shy at first, but after visiting him and buying coffee daily, he will warm up to you. K.K. Slider plays at The Roost on Saturdays from 7:30 until midnight. For more information on this, please see the section under "Things to Do" titled "K.K. Slider." Upstairs is the observatory. You can make, delete, and change constellations here. Celeste runs the observatory. To make constellations, talk to her. Connect the stars together with your stylus. When you are finished making it, you can name it. When you go on Wi-Fi, your constellations may appear in your friends' towns and your friends' may appear in yours. The Town Gate------------------------------------------------------------------ The town gate is located in the center of your town all the way to the north. This is the main enterance and exit point of your town--Booker knows when nearly all special visitors come through. The two dogs that run the town gate are Copper and Booker. When you talk to Copper, you will most likely be dealing with Wi-Fi. When you talk to Booker, there are various things you can do. You can check the lost and found, change the flag, and see what's new. Something lost?: This option lets you check the lost and found. You can find many items here. Copper and Booker won't know if you take stuff that's not actually yours, so it's fine to take it.. right? Change flag.: Here you use a pattern from your pattern inventory to place on the town flag. The flag is located outside of the gates to the right. What's new?: When you ask Booker this, he'll tell you if special visitors are in your town, except for Gulliver or Pascal, as they do not come through the gate. When talking to Copper, you are dealing with Wi-Fi. With him you can open your gates to allow people on your friend roster or people within wireless range into your town, close your gates if they are already open, go out of your town on Wi-Fi to someone who you have registered onto your friend roster, go out to someone within wireless range who has their gates open, or get a friend code issued to you. Yay for long run-on sentences! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Making Bells------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bells are the currency used in Animal Crossing. You need bells to buy anything, and to pretty much have fun with this game. Luckily, they are not too hard to make. Here are some good bell making strategies. Fishing and Bug Catching------------------------------------------------------- Fishing is one of the most used and most profitable ways to make money. You can buy a fishing rod from Tom Nook's store at the low cost of only 500 bells. It is wise to buy one as soon as you see it. With one inventory of fish, you can easily make enough to gain more than your 500 bell investment. You can fish in any water in your town. Only fish if you see the shadow of a fish in the water. To fish, equip your fishing rod, go up to water, press A, and wait for a fish to bite. When it does, press A quickly! If done quickly enough, you should reel in the fish. You can also donate them to the museum instead of selling them. Bug Catching is not as profitable as fishing, but it is still worth mentioning. Like the fishing rod, the bug net can be bought from Tom Nook's store at 500 bells. Bugs can be seen mainly in the warmer months. To use your bug net, just press A while holding it and it will swing. Look for bugs anywhere--on trees, flying around, or near flowers are common places. Orchards----------------------------------------------------------------------- Making orchards, especially from foreign fruit, is probably the most profitable way to make money in Animal Crossing. Your native fruit (the fruit that your town first had) is worth 100 bells, but foreign fruit is worth 500 bells. Getting fruit to plant is not very difficult. You can simply write a one line letter to a villager in your town with your native fruit attached and you will most likely get a letter with a foreign fruit back. You can also get fruit from people on Wi-Fi, who are usually willing to trade their native fruit for your native fruit. When you get foreign fruit, plant it using your shovel. Equip your shovel. Dig a hole. Go to your inventory. Select the fruit. Click bury. Ta-da! Your tree is now planted! However, do not plant it next to any obstacle. You should be able to walk around it in a circle. If you can't, it won't grow. Sometimes it doesn't grow anyway.. You do not have to water trees with the watering can. Let's skip a week forward to when the tree should grow and bear fruit. There are three fruits on it, unless it's a palm tree, which only has two coconuts. You should plant at least one of the fruits. Planting two or three is best, though, as you will get a larger orchard faster. Just keep planting new trees every three days when the fruit grows back. In a few weeks, you should have a large orchard in your town. It may even become necessary to chop down some of your native fruit trees, pine trees, and normal trees. You can make about 250,000 bells every three days when you use an orchard, which makes it a great way to make bells. The Bell Rock------------------------------------------------------------------ This way is simple. Once a day, there is a special rock in your town. When you hit it with a shovel or axe (shovels are better, as axes break) bells will pop out! If you hit a rock and and a bag of bells pops out, keep hitting it, as it only lasts for a few seconds. The first bag will hold 100 bells. It will be multiplied by 2 each time, so then 200, 400, 800.. I usually seem to only get four bags, making a total of 1,500 bells, which can be useful when you first start the game. She Sells Sea Shells----------------------------------------------------------- This is another extremely simple way to make money. Simply collect the sea shells that you see around the beach, and sell them! You can get about 2,000 bells from a full shore, and the shells respawn about every ten minutes. Here are the selling prices for each shell: +----------------+---------------+ | Shell | Selling Price | +----------------+---------------+ | Conch | 350 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | Coral | 250 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | Dall's Top | 90 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | Pearl Oyster | 1200 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | Porceletta | 30 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | Sand Dollar | 60 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | Venus Comb | 150 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ | White Scallop | 450 Bells | +----------------+---------------+ Money Trees-------------------------------------------------------------------- Money Trees are not the greatest way to get money, but they are trees that grow money. You need the golden shovel to get them. To get the golden shovel, you need two shovels. With the first shovel, dig a hole. Bury the second shovel there. Wait 24 hours, and dig the buried shovel up. Ta da! Golden shovel! To make a money tree, simply bury bells with the golden shovel. Some people say that the amount of bells you bury will change the percentage it grows (bury 1,000 bells, 1% chance, bury 99,000 bells, 99% chance), but this is NOT true. My friend FLAMING EVIL HOMER planted about 40 money trees from 99,000 bell bags. Two of them grew. Does this really seem like they had a 99% chance of growing? The amount of bells = percentage it will grow is simply a higly believed rumor based on no fact. Money trees wield 3 bags of 30,000 bells, so if you can get one to grow when you plant a small amount of bells, you can get a nice, fat payoff. Wi-Fi-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is it just me, or are most of these ways to get money simple? Just collect a bunch of items that your villagers give you and sell them on Wi-Fi! People will often pay more than the item is worth, especially with rarer items, so just collect your junk, write what all of it is down, make a topic on the Animal Crossing: Wild World Online Board (make sure that you're on the online board-- it's likely that you'll receive quite a few flames if you aren't) and sell! Time Traveling----------------------------------------------------------------- Although time traveling (TTing) is often frowned upon, it is a good way to make money. When you first start the game and are upstairs in your house, click on the phone to get to options and change the clock. Make sure you have money in your bank account. Just move the clock from month to month or even year to year to take advantage of the bank's small interest. However, your town will become full of weeds. You may even get the raffelasia, a red flower that looks like the Pokemon Vileplume which means that your town is a wreck. I would recommend against doing this, as it defeats the purpose of your game, but do it if you'd like... A good way to get money from TTing is to put lots of money in your bank. TT to the year 2099 and then back to 2006. Repeat, repeat, repeat! You will get 99,000 bells each time. The Stalk Market--------------------------------------------------------------- The stalk market is an easy but risky way to become filthy rich. For more information, please see the section Joan and the Stalk Market. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Things to Do------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This section tells you fun activities to do and items to get. Fishing------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fishing is a great activity. There are tons to catch! If you manage to catch every single one, you will get the mighty golden fishing rod. To fish, you need a fishing rod, of course! Buy one from Tom Nook's store for 500 bells; if he doesn't have one, try again the next day. To fish, equip the fishing rod. Look for the shadow of a fish in the water. Cast your rod by pressing A or tapping yourself. When the fish bites, press A or tap yourself again to reel it in! Some fish, especially the rarer ones, are hard to catch. Certain fish can only be found in certain places, like the river, pond, ocean, waterfall, or holding pond. A holding pond is one of the small ponds located around your town. Certain fish can only be caught at certain times or months, or only when it is raining. Here is a list of every fish, how much the sell for, where you can find them, what times they appear, and what months they appear. +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Fish Name | Selling Price | Time | Months | Location | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Angelfish | 3000 | 4pm-9am | May-October | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Arapamia | 10,000 | 4pm-9am | July-September | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Arowana | 10,000 | 4pm-9am |Jun-1st half Sept| River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Barbel Steed | 200 | All day | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Barred Knifejaw| 5,000 | All day | March-November | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Bitterling | 900 | All day |November-February| River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Black Bass | 300 | All day | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Blue Marlin | 10,000 | All day | July-September | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Bluegill | 120 | 9am-4pm | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Carp | 300 | All day | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Catfish | 800 | 4pm-9am | May-October | Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Char | 3,800 | 4am-9am, | March-June, | Waterfall | | | | 4pm-9pm |September-Novembe| | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Cherry Salmon | 1,000 | 4am-9am, | March-June, | River | | | | 4pm-9pm |September-Novembe| | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Clownfish | 650 | All day | April-September | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Coelacanth | 15,000 | 4pm-9am | All Year | Ocean-raining| +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Crawfish | 250 | All day |Apr-1st half Sept| Holding Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Crucian Carp | 120 | All day | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Dab | 300 | All day | October-April | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Dace | 200 | 4pm-9am | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Dorado | 15,000 | 4am-9pm | June-September | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Eel | 2,000 | 4pm-9am |June-1st half Sep| River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Football Fish | 2,500 | 4pm-9am | November-March | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Freshwater Goby| 300 | 4pm-9am | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Frog | 120 | All day | May-August | Holding Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Gar | 6,000 | 4pm-9am | June-September | Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ |Giant Snakehead | 5,500 | 9am-4pm | June-August | Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Goldfish | 1,300 | All day | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Guppy | 1,300 | 9am-4pm | April-November | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ |Hammerhead Shark| 8,000 | 4pm-9am | June-September | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Horse Mackerel | 150 | All day | All year | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Jellyfish | 100 | All day | 2nd half August | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Killifish | 300 | All day | April-August | Holding Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | King Salmon | 1,800 | All day | September | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Koi | 2,000 | 4pm-9am | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Loach | 300 | All day | March-May | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Ocean Sunfish | 4,000 | 4am-9pm | June-September | Ocean (duh..)| +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Octopus | 500 | All day | March-July, 2nd | Ocean | | | | | half September | | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Olive Flounder | 800 | All day | All year | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Pale Chub | 200 | 9am-4pm | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Piranha | 2,500 | 9am-4pm, |June-1st half Sep| River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ |Popeyed Goldfish| 1,300 | 9am-4pm | All year | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Pond Smelt | 300 | All day |December-February| Pond | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Puffer Fish | 240 | All day | July-September | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Rainbow Trout | 800 | 4am-9am, | March-June, | River | | | | 4pm-9pm |September-Novemb.| | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Red Snapper | 3,000 | All day | All year | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Salmon | 700 | All day | September | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Sea Bass | 160 | All day | All year | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Sea Butterfly | 1,000 | All day |December-February| Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Seahorse | 1,100 | All day | April-November | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Shark | 15,000 | 4am-9pm | June-September | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Squid | 400 | All day |Dec-1st half Aug | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Stringfish | 15,000 | 4pm-9am |December-February| River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Sweetfish | 900 | All day |July-1st half Sep| River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Tuna | 7,000 | All day | November-March | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ | Yellow Perch | 240 | All day | October-March | River | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ |Zebra Turkeyfish| 400 | All day | April-November | Ocean | +----------------+---------------+-----------+-----------------+--------------+ Bug Catching------------------------------------------------------------------- Bug catching is very similar to fishing, but it can mainly be done only in the warmer months. Buy a bug net from Tom Nook for 500 bells. To actually catch the bugs, equip the net and press A to swing it; it's that simple. Bugs, like fish, can only be found at certain times. Let's use another chart to see every bug & information about them. [: NOTE: Many bugs do not have set locations, but they can sometimes be seen more near a specific place or thing. +------------------+------------+---------------+-------------+---------------+ | Name | Sells for | Location | Time | Months | +------------------+------------+---------------+-------------+---------------+ | Agrais Butterfly | 3,000 | Flying-Flowers| 8am-5pm | June-September| +------------------+------------+---------------+-------------+---------------+ | Ant | 80 | Ground | All day | All year | +------------------+------------+---------------+-------------+---------------+ | Atlas Beetle | 8,000 | Palm Trees | 7pm-8am | June-August | +------------------+------------+---------------+-------------+---------------+ | Banded Dragonfly | 4,500 | Anywhere | 8am-5pm | July-August | +------------------+------------+---------------+-------------+---------------+ | Bee | 4,500 | In trees | All day | All year | |
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