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CONTENTS:
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1) Introduction
2) Technical Gameplay
3) Language
4) Moving
5) Keyboard
6) Getting Started
7) The Ride
8) Icons
9) Color in Dialog
10) Arrival
11) Tanukichi's Tasks
12) House Upgrades
13) Getting Nookington's
14) Around the Town
15) Shopping District
16) Hair Styles
17) Shoe Shines
18) Fashion Check
19) Events
20) Episode
21) Villagers
22) Villager Personalities
23) Villager Interactions
24) Special Visitors
25) Visitors at the Cafe
26) The Stalk Market
27) Fish
28) Insects
29) Furniture
30) Furniture Color
31) Furniture Genre
32) Furniture Categories
33) Wallpaper
34) Carpeting
35) Clothing
36) Clothing Color
37) Clothing Style
38) Design Color and Style
39) Umbrellas
40) Accessories
41) Accessory Color
42) Accessory Style
43) Looks
44) Stationery
45) Gyroids
46) Fossils
47) Music
48) Happy Room Academy
49) Feng Shui
50) Environment
51) Environment Report
52) Perfect Town
53) Hybrid Flowers
54) Bell Trees
55) Grass Routes
56) Downloadable Content
57) TV Program Listing
58) Observations
59) Guides and Guide Mistakes
60) NOA Localization Mistakes
61) Official Home Page
62) Sources
63) Thanks
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1) INTRODUCTION
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Machi e Ikouyo Doubutsu no Mori (MeIDnM) was released by Nintendo for Nintendo
Wii in Japan on November 20, 2008, four days after the release of Animal
Crossing: City Folk (ACCF) in North America and two weeks before the release of
Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City (ACLGttC) in Europe & Australia.  The
games' releases coincided roughly with the second anniversaries of the
respective Nintendo Wii console releases.
This guide assumes that the player is familiar with ACCF.  Virtually all of the
MeIDnM gameplay is the same as that in ACCF.
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2) TECHNICAL GAMEPLAY
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Machi e Ikouyo Doubutsu no Mori was manufactured to play in a Japanese Nintendo
Wii.  It cannot function in a non-Japanese Wii without the assistance of
additional software, such as FreeLoader.
When moving a player from the DS version of the game (see below), MeIDnM will
connect only with Oide yo Doubutsu no Mori (OyDnM).  It will not connect with
the North American, Australian, European, or Korean versions of Animal
Crossing: Wild World.
Similarly, when using the DS Suitcase (DS Download Play) to visit other towns,
while MeIDnM will connect with a DS from any region, it will not allow a
Japanese version player to visit a North American, Australian, European, or
Korean town (or vice versa).
When using Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (WFC), a Japanese version player can
connect with towns from any version.
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3) LANGUAGE
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This game uses the Japanese language and has little use of English.  Written
Japanese makes use of three main systems:  kanji, hiragana, and katakana.
Kanji refers to Chinese characters used in written Japanese.  School children
are taught the 1,945 regular kanji (identified by a 1981 governmental decree)
used in "official" communications (there are thousands of other kanji in use).
In MeIDnM, you can choose whether to display kanji in the game (see below).
In children's video games, texts are often written entirely in hiragana and/or
katakana.
Hiragana, meaning "ordinary syllabic script," consists of 48 syllables.  It is
mainly used to write word endings, but is widely used in materials for children.
Hiragana symbols appear flowing or "feminine."
Katakana, meaning "part (of kanji) syllabic script," also consists of 48
syllables.  It has various uses, including foreign words and emphasis (like
bold or italics in English).  Katakana symbols appear angular or "masculine."
Romaji refers to the system where written Japanese is represented by the Latin
(or English) alphabet.
This guide uses romaji versions of Japanese names used in the game.  The
corresponding Animal Crossing: City Folk names are included in brackets.  The
author apologizes for mistakes in translation.
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4) MOVING
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You can move your Oide yo Doubutsu no Mori player to Machi e Ikouyo Doubutsu no
Mori!
When speaking to [Rover] Mishiranuneko (or Unknown Cat), select "I'm new!" then
"Move from DS."  Place the OyDnM game card into the DS and select DS Download
Play.  You need to choose the name of the OyDnM player you wish to move.
Your player's name, face design, and haircut will transfer.  Also, most of your
catalog will transfer.  Items in the catalog that don't transfer are items that
cannot be ordered from the catalog in MeIDnM (e.g., Mushroom Series, Gulliver
items, paintings, Saharah wallpaper/carpeting, Gracie items, gyroids, fossils,
etc.).  Your OyDnM player will still remain, available for continued play.
Items available only via DS transfer of OyDnM catalog:
Miniature Car
Festive Flag
Festive Candle
Birthday Card
Four-Leaf Paper
Items now available to order from the catalog (not orderable in OyDnM):
Barber Shirt     Citrus Shirt       Tin Shirt        Purple Feather
Grass Shirt      Kiwi Shirt         Green Feather    White Feather
Snow Shirt       Watermelon Shirt   Blue Feather     Rainbow Feather
Crossing Shirt   Strawberry Shirt   Yellow Feather   Halo
Splendid Shirt   Grape Shirt        Red Feather      Turban
Fiendish Shirt   Melon Shirt
For [Tortimer] Kotobuki, it's deja vu!
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5) KEYBOARD
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The default keyboard displays hiragana.  Press "(katakana) kana," in orange in
the lower left corner, to find katakana.  Similarly, press "(hiragana) kana,"
in orange in the lower left corner, to return to hiragana.
The upper right key is the backspace/delete key.
The key below the hyphen is the space key.
Use the analog stick or the D-pad to move the cursor.
The dakuten and handakuten diacritical marks are in green in the upper left
corner.  They "light up" in white when you have the option to add them to your
text.  Press the third key in green (when it's "lit up") to produce small kana
for "a," "i," "u," "e," "o," "tsu," "ya," "yu," or "yo."
Click the blue "ABC" key to find the Latin alphabet keyboard.  It offers the
option of entering romaji that automatically converts to kana!  Using the
orange keys in the lower left corner, press "(hiragana) kana" or "(katakana)
kana," to convert to hiragana or katakana, respectively.  To end conversion,
press the orange key on the very left, "(kanji) ei."
Clicking the blue "(hiragana) a i u" key, in the middle on the bottom, returns
you to the hiragana keyboard.
Clicking the blue key in the bottom right corner brings up four pages of
symbols.
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6) GETTING STARTED
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Just like Animal Crossing: City Folk, if you haven't created a village, the
game opens showing a random town with the camera usually following a villager.
[Rover] Mishiranuneko asks how you want to get started:
1) Start fresh!
2) Move from DS!
If you already have a village, the game opens showing your town with the camera
usually following one of your villagers.  [Rover] Mishiranuneko asks if you
want to get started:
1) Yeah!
...a. Who are you
......i. name1
......ii. name2
......iii. name3
......iv. name4
......v. I'm new! (if not already four players)
.........1. How do you want to start
............a. Start fresh!
............b. Move from DS!
............c. Go Back
......vi. Go Back
2) DS Suitcase
...a. Is Nintendo DS communicating with Wii
......i. Yes
......ii. Go Back
3) Before playing...
...a. Sound settings
......i. How do you want voices to sound
.........1. Animalese
.........2. Bebebese
.........3. Shhhh
......ii. How does this sound
.........1. It's great!
.........2. No, hold on!
...b. Text settings
......i. How do you like to input text
.........1. Keyboard style
.........2. Cell-phone style
...c. Menu stuff
......i. Do you want pop up explanations
.........1. Yes
.........2. No
...d. WiiConnect24
......i. Keep it on
......ii. Turn it off
......iii. Please explain
...e. Go Back
4) Other Things
...a. Set date/time
......i. Is the date correct
......ii. Is the time correct
...b. Delete a player
......i. Who
.........1. name1
............a. Are you sure
...............i. Go Back
...............ii. Yes
.........2. name2
.........3. name3
.........4. name4
.........5. Go Back
...c. Rebuild town
......i. Are you sure
.........1. Go Back
.........2. Yes
...d. Go Back
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7) THE RIDE
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If you are moving into a village, you will appear riding on a school bus driven
by [Kapp'n] Untenshu (or Driver).  [Rover] Mishiranuneko rides next to you.
You have only six spaces for your player and town names.
Just as in Animal Crossing: City Folk, your responses to [Rover's]
Mishiranuneko's questions will determine your player's sex (number 4) and
face/hair design (numbers 6, 7, and 8).  Here are his questions:
1) Do you want hiragana or kanji
...a. Hiragana
...b. Kanji
2) Are the date & time correct (if you are the first to move into the village)
...a. Yup!
...b. Nope
......i. [enter time]
......ii. You're sure
.........1. Perfect!
.........2. No! No! No!
3) What's your name
...a. [enter player name]
4) Do you like the name
...a. Cool, eh
......i. It's masculine like you
.........1. I know
.........2. I'm not a boy!
...b. Cute, hm
......i. It's fun and feminine, the perfect name for you
.........1. I know!
.........2. I'm not a girl!
...c. That's not it
5) Where are you headed (if you are the first to move into your village)
...a. [enter village name]
...b. You're going to [village name]
......i. Yup!
......ii. No!
6) Aren't you excited
...a. Oh, yeah!
...b. Not really.
7) You're dreaming about your new house
...a. You're right
...b. Leave me alone
8) You have money, right
...a. Oh, yeah!
...b. Just a little ...
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8) ICONS
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If you point your Wii remote at the screen, you will see a row of icons across
the bottom of the screen.  They are the same ones as in Animal Crossing: City
Folk.  To refresh your memory, here is the list from left to right:
1) [Pockets] mochimono
2) [Designs] mai desain or My Designs
3) [Bugs and Fish] mushi sakana
4) [Photos] shashin
5) [Friends] tomodachi risuto or Friend List
6) [Keyboard] chatto or Chat
7) [Map] chizu
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9) COLOR IN DIALOG
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When you see text in purple, it is usually words for items, such as Floral
Paper or Master Sword or Axe.
When you see text in dark blue, it is usually a player's name.
When you see text in light blue, it is usually words for functional or
miscellaneous things such as Map or Attic Bed or 18,400 Bells.
When you see text in dark green, it is usually referring to a place, like Town
Hall or Bulletin Board.
When you see text in light green, it is usually the town's name.
When you see text in dark pink, it is usually an animal name, like Tanukichi or
Caroline.
When you see text in light pink, it is usually words for an event, such as New
Year's Day or Countdown.
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10) ARRIVAL
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[Kapp'n] Untenshu drops you off at the [Bus Stop] Basu no riba.  [Rover]
Mishiranuneko tells you to visit the [Town Hall] Yakuba.  Here is what [Pelly]
Pelico says:
1) She shows you on the map where available houses are located
2) Do you know how to pull up the map
...a. Of course!
...b. Tell me!
From here, you can do almost anything in your town including visit [K.K.
Slider] Totakeke.  You cannot save, however, until you speak to [Tom Nook]
Tanukichi.  Also, you can't exit your town or open your Gate until you finish
[Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's tasks.
Go to your home and enter it, then exit to meet [Tom Nook] Tanukichi and
exchange small talk.  From there, you're off to his store.
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11) TANUKICHI'S TASKS
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[Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's tasks are the same as in ACCF:
1) Meet your villagers (six in a new town) and [Tortimer] Kotobuki (Sonchou)
2) Change into your uniform
3) Plant flowers and trees
4) Deliver a piece of furniture
5) Write and mail a letter (it doesn't matter what you write)
6) Deliver carpeting
7) Deliver a Watering Can to the recipient of the letter
8) Write an ad on the [Bulletin Board] Keijiban (again, it doesn't matter what
you write)
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12) HOUSE UPGRADES
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Your debts to [Tom Nook] Tanukichi are as follows:
1) 19,800 bells for your starter home (4x4) (18,400 bells after tasks)
2) 120,000 bells for the first expansion (6x6)
3) 248,000 bells for the second expansion (8x8)
4) 368,000 bells for the upstairs room (6x6)
5) 598,000 bells for the basement (8x8)
When [Tom Nook] Tanukichi asks what roof color you want, he offers four colors
at a time in the order of red, blue, yellow, green; pink, orange, aqua, pea
green; purple, brown, white, and black.
The item limit for each room is 64 items.  This maximum applies no matter what
size the room is, though a 4x4 room can hold only 32 items, at maximum, due to
the limit of available space.
Placing the maximum number of items, by itself, does not "lock you out" of your
house (e.g., placing 192 items in a two-story house with basement).  The author
is not yet sure what, if anything, will trigger a player getting "locked out"
of their house.
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13) GETTING NOOKINGTON'S
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The store upgrades are the same as in Animal Crossing: City Folk:
1) To obtain Nook 'n' Go:
...a. 30,000 bells in transactions at Nook's Cranny, and
...b. Nook's Cranny must be open for a minimum of eight days
2) To obtain Nookway:
...a. 80,000 bells in transactions at Nook 'n' Go, and
...b. Nook 'n' Go must be open for a minimum of 15 days
3) To obtain Nookington's:
...a. 150,000 bells in transactions at Nookway, and
...b. Nookway must be open for a minimum of 22 days
4) Unlike prior versions of the game, Nookington's does not require having a
player from another town make a transaction at your store.
5) Just as in prior versions, both buying and selling at Nook's counts toward
the transaction thresholds.
6) Just as in prior versions, paying your mortgage has nothing to do with store
upgrades.
7) Just as in prior versions, Nook will not upgrade on a holiday.
Nook's Cranny is open from 8am to 10pm.
Nook 'n' Go is open from 7am to 1am.
Nookway is open from 8am to 10pm.
Nookington's is open from 9am to 9pm.
Thirty days after you obtain Nookington's, as you are exiting the store, [Tom
Nook] Tanukichi will survey you about what you look for in your shopping
experience.  The choice of response will allow you to change your store if you
desire:
...[Variety] shinazoroe (keep or switch to Nookington's)
...[Balance] baransu (keep or switch to Nookway)
...[Good hours] eigyoujikan (keep or switch to Nook 'n' Go)
...[Nothing much] betsuni...
All players living in the town have a chance to "vote."
One week after [Tom Nook] Tanukichi starts his survey(s), he will announce the
result.  If a change will happen, he will close the store on the following day.
[Tom Nook] Tanukichi will ask his survey again, 30 days after the new store
opens or 30 days after announcing the results (if there is no change).  If the
store changes, the order of the survey responses will change (the response
corresponding to the current version of your store will be first on the list).
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14) AROUND THE TOWN
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[Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's store has signage in Japanese.
Here are the menu options at the locations around town:
At Telephone:
1) Game settings (if all mortgages paid)
...a. Sound settings
......i. How do you want voices to sound
.........1. Animalese
.........2. Bebebese
.........3. Shhhh
......ii. How does this sound
.........1. It's great!
.........2. No, hold on!
...b. Text settings
......i. Hiragana or kanji
.........1. Hiragana
.........2. Kanji
......ii. How do you like to input text
.........1. Keyboard style
.........2. Cell-phone style
...c. Menu stuff
......i. Do you want pop up explanations
.........1. Yes
.........2. No
...d. WiiConnect24 (if connected to the Internet)
......i. Keep it on
......ii. Turn it off
......iii. Please explain
...e. Never mind
2) Flag design (if all mortgages paid)
3) Never mind
At Foot of Bed:
1) Want a different bed
...a. Switch!
...b. Never mind
You can even replace your bed with unusual "beds" like the Weight Bench.
At [Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's:
1) I want to sell!
2) Catalog, please
3) Turnip prices
4) Never mind
You can hear "closing music" starting at 10 minutes before closing.
Sales can occur starting at 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, or 8pm.
At the PTM (Points Teller Machine):
1) Visitor points
2) Total points
3) Exchange present
4) Help
5) Quit
Get 3 points just for visiting the store.  You must select "Visitor points" in
order to get them.  If, however, you do this in another town before
accessing the one in your store, you can receive 5 visitor points instead.
Get 1 point for every 100 bells you spend at the store.
Purchases from your catalog can gain points.
On random days, a Point Special will add five times the usual point values to
your balance.
Here are the automatic rewards for various point levels:
...300 points - Nook's Cranny model
...5,000 points - Nook 'n' Go model and 5% discount on purchases
...10,000 points - Nookway model and 10% discount on purchases
...20,000 points - Nookington's model and 20% discount on purchases
Here are the items you can get in exchange for points:
...500 points - Banana
...800 points - Triple Shells
...1,000 points - Yoshi's Egg
...2,500 points - Bad Bro 'Stache
...3,000 points - Toad Hat
...4,000 points - Peach's Parasol
...5,000 points - Hero's Clothes
...5,000 points - Varia Suit
...5,000 points - Wario Hat
...6,000 points - Hero's Cap
...6,000 points - Majora's Mask
...6,000 points - Samus Mask
...6,500 points - Midna's Mask
...10,000 points - Kart
The maximum number of points you can accumulate is 50,000, so exchange your
points before your total reaches 50,000.
At the Able Sisters:
1) [Mabel] Kinuyo menu
...a. Make a Pro design
......i. Do you want to pay 350 bells and erase one of your 8 designs
.........1. That's OK
.........2. True pros What
............a. Want to give it a try
...............i. Yes, please!
...............ii. Maybe next time
.........3. No
...b. See design storage  (can hold 64 designs)
...c. What is this place
......i. Want to hear more
.........1. Please!
.........2. No, thanks.
...d. Never mind
2) Design display item menu
...a. Display mine!
......i. You sure you want to erase the design on display
.........1. I don't mind
.........2. Switch it out
.........3. Never mind
...b. I want it!
......i. You sure you want to erase one of your 8 designs
.........1. I don't mind
.........2. Switch it out
.........3. Never mind
...c. Switch it out
...d. Just looking...
The shop is open from 8am to 11pm.
Speak to [Sable] Asami daily; she will tell you about her and her sister.
At the [Town Hall] Yakuba:
1) [Civic Center] Juuminka menu
...a. Environment Report
...b. Town Tune
...c. Town Fund
...d. Got a problem
......i. What's troubling you
.........1. Residents
............a. With whom do you have a problem
...............i. Name1
..................1. What's the problem
.....................a. Rude!
.....................b. Slobby!
.....................c. Weird letters!
.....................d. No problem!
..................2. Do you want me to have a word with them
.....................a. Please do!
.....................b. Nah
...............ii. Name2
...............iii. Name3
...............iv. Someone else
..................1. Name4
..................2. Name5
..................3. Name6
..................4. Someone else
.....................a. etc.
..................5. Never Mind
...............v. Never Mind
.........2. I'm locked out!
............a. Want us to place items into the Recycling Bin
...............i. Yes, please!
..................1. Which room should we clear
.....................a. First floor
........................i. Are you sure
...........................1. Yes, please!
...........................2. No, thanks...
.....................b. Second floor
.....................c. Basement
.....................d. Never Mind
...............ii. No, thanks.
.........3. Never Mind
...e. Never Mind
2) [Post Office] Yuubinka menu
...a. Send mail
......i. Where would you like to send it
.........1. Name
.........2. Other town
.........3. Future self
.........4. Never Mind
...b. Wii Message Board
......i. To whom are you sending the message
.........1. Me!
.........2. A friend
.........3. The what
.........4. Never Mind
...c. Save mail  (can hold 160 letters)
...d. Never Mind
3) [Bank of Nintendo ABD] ATM  ("ABD" stands for Automated Bell Dispenser)
...a. Pay mortgage (if you still have debt)
...b. Deposit
...c. Withdraw
...d. Reissue card (after you've received the Shopping Card)
...e. End
[Pelly] Pelico works from 7am until 10pm.
[Phyllis] Pelimi takes the night shift.
The [Town Tune] Mura Mero uses katakana to represent musical notes.
Here is the scale from lowest note to highest note:
[g  a  b  c  d  e  f  G  A   B  C  D  E]
so ra shi do re mi fa So Ra Shi Do Re Mi
Here is the default Town Tune:
mi So Do Mi Re Shi So fa
mi z  mo z  Do  -  -  z   (z = rest, mo = random)
Here are the available town improvements from Town Fund donations:
...first 200,000 bells - a new [Bridge] hashi
The day after donation, players can vote on where to construct it.
After voting is complete, the Bridge takes a week to appear.
...additional 400,000 bells (after Bridge is built) - a [Fountain] Funsui
The Fountain takes a week to appear.
...each additional 1,000,000 bells (after Fountain is built) - choice between a
[Lighthouse] Toudai and a [Windmill] Fuusha
The Lighthouse or Windmill takes a week to appear.
The Lighthouse and Windmill have no effect on gameplay.  They do not
affect town rating or the availability of fish or insects.
Here are the rewards for depositing money in your Savings account:
...10,000 bells - Shopping Card
...100,000 bells - Box of Tissues
...1,000,000 bells - Gold Card
...10,000,000 bells - Piggy Bank
...100,000,000 bells - Green Feather
...200,000,000 bells - Blue Feather
...300,000,000 bells - Yellow Feather
...400,000,000 bells - Red Feather
...500,000,000 bells - Purple Feather
...600,000,000 bells - White Feather
...700,000,000 bells - Rainbow Feather
...999,999,999 bells - ABD
On the first day of the month, you receive interest on your Savings at the rate
of 0.5% per month, subject to a maximum interest of 99,999 bells.
At the [Museum] Hakubutsukan:
1) [Blathers] Fuka menu
...a. Donation!
......i. Do you want me to identify this fossil (if unidentified fossil)
.........1. Please do!
.........2. No, thanks
......ii. Do you have anything else to donate
.........1. Sure do!
.........2. Nope
...b. Identify Fossil
......i. May I take it as a donation (if not yet donated)
.........1. Sure, take it!
.........2. Give it back!
......ii. Do you have others to identify
.........1. Yup!
.........2. Nah
...c. Exhibits (after first donation)
...d. What's This
......i. Shall I stop
.........1. More!
.........2. Enough!
......ii. Do you have something to donate
.........1. Yup!
.........2. Nope!
...e. Never Mind
2) [Celeste] Fuko menu
...a. What's This
...b. Constellations!
...c. You're adorable!
...d. Never Mind
3) Telescope menu
...a. Make Constellations
......i. Make New Constellation
.........1. Shall I save this constellation
............a. Yes, please!
...............i Please name it
............b. Never mind
......ii. Change Constellation
.........1. name1
.........2. name2
.........3. name3
.........4. name4
.........5. Go Back (or More)
......iii. Go Back
...b. View Constellations
......i. View Constellations
......ii. Hear Best Times to View
.........1. name1
.........2. name2
.........3. name3
.........4. name4
.........5. Go Back (or More)
......iii. Go Back
...c. Delete Constellations (if at least one exists)
......i. name1
.........1. Are you sure
............a. Erase it
............b. No, wait!
......ii. name2
......iii. name3
......iv. name4
......v. Go Back (or More)
...d. Never Mind
4) [Brewster] Master menu (at stool)
...a. Do you want to spend 200 bells for coffee
......i. Yes, please
.........1. Here you are
............a. I'll drink it now
............b. Gotta let it cool, first.
......ii. No, thanks
5) [Brewster] Master menu (at side counter)
...a. Store my gyroid
......i. I can hold onto more
.........1. Why not
.........2. Hands off!
...b. Gimme my gyroid! (if you have at least one stored)
...c. Never mind
Brewster will store gyroids for you, starting the day after you drink your
seventh cup of hot (not cooled) coffee.
At the [Barrier] Sekisho
1) [Booker] Monbansan (B) menu
...a. What's new
...b. Something lost
...c. Change flag
......i. Choose design
.........1. Display this
.........2. Swap with this
.........3. Never Mind
...d. What's This
......i. What do you want to know about
.........1. What's new
.........2. Lost items
.........3. Change flag
.........4. Never Mind
......ii. Do you want more
.........1. Tell me more!
.........2. See ya!
...e. Never Mind
2) [Copper] Monbansan (A) menu
...a. Visiting Other Towns
......i. Nintendo WFC (needs Friend Roster)
......ii. DS Suitcase
.........1. Ready
............a. Start!
............b. Never mind
......iii. Go Back
...b. Allowing Visitors (needs Friend Roster) or Close the Gate
...c. Friend Code (if Gate is closed)
......i. I want one!
......ii. What
......iii. No, thanks
...d. Where am I
...e. Never Mind
[Booker] Monbansan (B) will not know if Pete, Pascal, Gulliver, Wisp, Franklin,
Jingle, or Jack is in town.
At the [Bus Stop] Basu no riba
1) Want to take the bus
...a. To the city!
...b. No, thanks
The first time you take the bus either [Kapp'n] Untenshu will ask you if it's
your first visit to the City (if your Wii is not Internet-connected), or
[Rover] Mishiranuneko will ask you if you want to take advantage of
WiiConnect24 (if your Wii is Internet-connected).
At the [Fountain] Funsui
1) [Which Axe did you throw] moshi...
...a. [A gold axe!] kin no ono
...b. [A silver axe!] gin no ono
...c. [A regular axe.] futsuu no ono (select this response)
......i. I'm out of Golden Axes, do you want a Silver Axe
.........1. [Yes, gimme!]
.........2. [Yes, please.]  (select this response)
.........3. [No, thanks]
......ii. Did I seem goddessy
.........1. [Spot on] bacchiri!
...............(try moving the bar one "tick" up (this worked four times!))
.........2. [No] damedame
...d. [Nope, nothing.] otoshitemasen
2) [How do I look today] neenee! chottoo...
...a. [Big change!] kawattane (try this response)
......i. Which axe do you want
.........1. [Golden Axe] kin no ono (select this response)
............a. Should I give it to you
...............i. [Absolutely!] zettaikureru
..................1.
.....................a. [] hontonohonto
.....................b. [] sokomadeha...
...............ii. [Not a chance.] zettaikurenai
.........2. [Silver Axe] gin no ono
.........3. [My old Axe] ono wo kaeshite
.........4. [Nothing] kekkoudesu
...b. [Same as ever] kawattenaiyo
3) [Do you really not like me] Haa...
...a. [Yeah!] kirai! (select this response)
......i. Did I do something to make you not like me
.........1. [Yeah, you did!] shitajan (select this response)
............a. How much do you not like me
...............i. [A lot much!] monosugoku (try toward this response)
..................1. Should I disqualify myself from goddesshood
.....................a. [Yeah, you're right.] soudane
.....................b. [It's not that bad!] sonnakotonaiyo (select this one)
........................i. You're just trying to make me feel better, right
...........................1. [C'mon, cheer up!] genkidashinayo (select this)
..............................a. You could start liking me more
.................................i. [Yeah!] un! (select this response)
....................................1. Do you want a present
.......................................a. [Yes!] hoshii! (select this response)
..........................................i. Choose a hand, right or left.
.............................................1. [Right!] migi!
.............................................2. [Left!] hidari!
.......................................b. [No, thanks.] irana~i
.................................ii. [Nah.] sorehanai
...........................2. [Not really.] sorehanai
...............ii. [Just a little] honnosukoshi
........ 2. [Not really.] shitenaiyo
...b. [Of course not!] sonnakotonai
Each player can throw one Axe into the [Fountain] Funsui each day.
[Serena] Megami-sama is a bit temperamental.  She may choose to keep your Axe,
or she may decide to return it to you.  Obtaining a Golden Axe or a Silver
Axe is random.  Honesty has nothing to do with it.
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15) SHOPPING DISTRICT
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Speak with different random animals each time you enter the plaza!
Males:
...A) [Cranky] Ore visit between Noon and 11:00pm
...B) [Jock] Oira visit between 9:00am and 10:00pm
...C) [Lazy] Boku visit between 10:00am and 8:00pm
Females:
...D) [Snooty] Atashi visit between 11:00am and 9:00pm
...E) [Peppy] Atai visit between 10:00am and 9:00pm
...F) [Normal] Watashi visit between 8:00am and 7:00pm
Music changes at 4am, at 9am, at 7pm and at Midnight.
Here are the menu options at the locations around the city:
To the left of the fountain:
1) What do you want
...a. Gimme something!
......i. Which do you want
.........1. Balloon!
.........2. Bunny balloon!
.........3. Pinwheel!
.........4. Bubble wand!
.........5. Nothing, thanks
...b. Who are you
...c. Never mind
When [Phineas] Paronchino appears, he is "open" between 9am and 7pm.
He appeared on the following dates:
December 16, 17, 20
January 12, 15, 16, 17, 18
February 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
March 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
April 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 27, 29, 30
May 1, 2, 3, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24
June 8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 13
July
August
September
October
November
Each player can get one item per day.
Notice how the background music changes when you are near the organ.
At [Crazy Redd's Shop] Inari kagu:
You need a [letter of invitation] shoukaijou to enter.  Speak to one of your
villagers to receive it.
Later, you will need to pay 3,000 bells to become a "family member."
Receive 1,000 bells from [Crazy Redd] Tsunekichi for referring another player
who joins the "family."
The "shop" is open between 10am and 1am.
His stock changes every Wednesday.
At the [ABD] ATM:  ("ABD" stands for Automated Bell Dispenser)
1) Pay mortgage (if you still have debt)
2) Deposit
3) Withdraw
4) Reissue card (after you've received the Shopping Card)
5) End
At the [Marquee] Gekijou:
1) Do you want to pay 800 bells for the show
...a. Sounds good!
......i. Which show do you wish to see
.........1. Name1
.........2. Name2
.........3. Name3
.........4. Name4
.........5. Never mind
...b. No, thanks
The theater is open from 10am to 11pm
You can have only four emotions at one time.
The available "shows" change every Sunday.
[Dr. Shrunk] Shisho "teaches" most emotions:
...[Anger] okoru - red "spot" and three white "puffs"
...[Curiosity] hatena - question mark
...[Delight] hakushiyu - clapping
...[Disbelief] hiku - yellow "burst" with one foot stepped back
...[Disappointment] tameiki - heavy sigh with white breath
...[Disinterest] hyu - blowing wind and leaf
...[Distress] aseru - sweating with stepping in place
...[Fear] furueru - shaking with vibrating lines
...[Glee] ukiuki - music notes and clapping
...[Happiness] hohoemu - chime with ^_^ eyes and smile
...[Heartbreak] shitsuren - breaking heart
...[Irritation] fukigen - knitted brow
...[Joy] happy - flowers with swaying
...[Laughter] warau - yellow marks and laughing
...Love - heart
...[Mischief] warudakumi - brief shadow and star flash
...[Realization] bikkuri - Exclamation point
...[Resignation] yareyare - shrug
...[Sadness] ochikomu - black smoke
...[Shock] shokku - large yellow burst with feet up on heels
...[Sorrow] nakeru - crying
...[Surprise] odoroku - four white marks
...[Worry] komaru - furrowed brows and frown
[Frillard] Kyosho appears for selected "shows:"
...[Agreement] unazuku - nodding
...[Bashfulness] tereru - pink cheeks
...[Inspiration] hirameku - light bulb
...[Outrage] gekido - red "spot" and one large white "puff"
...[Sleepiness] nebokeru - yawn and bubbles
...[Thought] nayamu - three dots in cloud with tapping foot
At the Happy Room Academy (HRA):
1) What can I do for you today
...a. The model room
...b. My latest evaluation
...c. Letters.
......i. You want us to stop
.........1. Please stop!
.........2. No, that's fine
...d. Nothing
The HRA is open between 9am and 9pm.
The first time you visit, [Lyle] Mr. Truth will ask you if you read the letter
from the HRA, then ask if you want to join the HRA.
Here are the six possible monthly Model Room contest themes:
1) high score; highest evaluation score - room with the highest HRA score
2) good or best Feng Shui - room with the most Feng Shui (color count)
3) "grown-up" feel; sophistication - room with the most Dignified furniture
4) beauty; cutest - room with the most Playful furniture
5) Avant-garde - room with the most Trendy furniture
6) most nostalgic; tradition - room with the most Retro furniture
At GracieGrace:
1) [Gracie] Grace menu
...a. Do you want a lecture
......i. Advice, please!
......ii. Nah, I'm good
The store is open from 9am to 9pm.
Stock changes on February 1, May 1, August 1, and November 1.
Prices are 20% off starting on January 15, April 15, July 15, and October 15.
Seven items will be "Sold Out."
Prices are 30% off starting on January 21, April 21, July 21, and October 21.
Ten items will be "Sold Out."
Prices are 50% off starting on January 26, April 26, July 26, and October 26.
Fourteen items will be "Sold Out."
[Gracie] Grace appeared on the following days to perform fashion checks:
December 5
January 9, 11
February 11, 12
March 4, 11, 21, 30
April 7, 11
May 4, 7, 10, 14, 21
June 2, 6, 7, 24
July
August
September
October
November
Each player can get one fashion check per visit.
At the Auction House:
1) Display an item!
...a. Are you sure
......i. Display it!
.........1. Enter reserve price
............a. Are you sure
...............i. Do it!
...............ii. Wait, hold on
......ii. Wait, no!
2) Bid!
3) Checkroom!
4) What's all this
...a. What do you want to hear about
......i. Displays!
......ii. Bids!
......iii. Checkroom!
......iv. Never mind
5) Never mind
The Auction House is open 24 hours each day.
During alternating weekends, you can place items on display and bid on items.
Only one item per player can be displayed at any time.
At the [Shoeshinery] Kutsumigaki:
1) Do you want me to shine your shoes for 500 bells
...a. Please do!
......i. Do you want masculine or feminine shoes
.........1. Masculine. (if player is male) (order reversed if player is female)
.........2. Feminine.
......ii. How do you want to match
.........1. Go by color!
.........2. Match my style!
.........3. Nah, never mind
...b. No, thanks
When he appears, [Kicks] Shank is "open" from 9am to 9pm.
Each player can get only one shoe shine per day.
After purchasing 16 shoe shines, [Kicks] Shank may offer you "opposite-gender"
shoes.
At [Shampoodle] Hair Salon Speedy:
1) Would you like to change your hairstyle or have a makeover
...a. Hairstyle!
......i. Do you want to pay 3,000 bells
.........1. Let's do it!
............a. Sit in the chair
............b. You might look good in a girl's/boy's hairstyle
...............i. Cut it out!
...............ii. R-really
............c. What style are you going for
...............i. Cute
..................1. That would match your personality
.....................a. Not at all!
........................i. Do you style yourself/What's planned
...........................1. You bet I do!/Going out!
...........................2. No so much./Going home...
.....................b. Totally!/To a T!
........................i. Are you too young for that/Have a main squeeze
...........................1. No way...darlin'!/Yep
...........................2. I could care less/Ew, no!
...............ii. Grown-up
..................1.What do you mean exactly
.....................a. Big brother!/Elegant!
........................i. More important to give or receive love
...........................1. Um, receive it/Receive!
...........................2. Um, give it/Give!
.....................b. Businessman!/Alluring!
........................i. What if girls swarm/What if people can't resist
...........................1. I'll risk it./That's the idea!
...........................2. I'll run away!/I'll say, "Back off!"
...............iii. CRAZY!/Unique
..................1. Is scouting by talent agencies up your alley
.....................a. Sure!/Bring it on!
........................i. How would you rather debut
...........................1. A movie star!/A pop star!
...........................2. A rock star!/A model!
.....................b. Not. At. ALL./ZERO interest
........................i. Is charisma something to work at Comes naturally
...........................1. Yeah, totally!/No, it takes work!
...........................2. No, it just happens/Totally
............d. What color do you want
...............i. Something warm
..................1. Safe... (light brown)
..................2. Lighthearted! (blonde/yellow)
..................3. Fiery! (auburn/red)
..................4. Flirty! (pink)
..................5. Somethin' else!
...............ii. Something cool
..................1. Mysterious! (dark brown)
..................2. Fresh! (blue)
..................3. Attractive! (green)
..................4. Radiant! (white)
..................5. Somethin' else!
.........2. No way, lady!
...b. Makeover!
......i. Ready to spend 3,000 bells
.........1. Do your thing!
............a. Sit in the chair
............b. Is that the one you want
...............i. That's the one
...............ii. Lemme think...
.........2. I'm backing out!
...c. Never mind
[Shampoodle] Hair Salon Speedy is open from 8am to 9pm.
You can get only one haircut/makeover per day.
After purchasing 16 haircuts, [Harriet] Kattorinu may offer you an "opposite-
gender" haircut.
At the Fortune Teller:
1) What do you want
...a. Tell my fortune!
...b. I want the charm!
...c. I'm OK, thanks
The "shop" is open from 10am to Midnight.
You can get only one fortune per week.
You can get only one charm per month.
Here are the six fortunes and their effects:
1) iikotokaarukamoshirenaishi,naikamoshirenai...
nothing
2) imanoanatawomeguruhoshina,odayakadehanaiyoudesu
your player will occasionally fall down when running
3) anatawotorimakuhoshitachiha,itsumoyoritsuyoishuchouwokurikaeshiteimasu
attraction: villagers of the opposite sex want to talk to you
4) anatawotorimakuhoshitachiha,yasashiimatatakiwokurikaeshiteimasu
friendship: villagers of the same sex want to talk to you
5) anatawotorimakuhoshitachikara,kinnoo-rawokashijimasu
receive 300-bell coins from shaking trees, instead of 100-bell coins
6) imaha,anatawotorimakuhoshitachinoinryokugatakamatteimasu
betrayal: villagers don't want to talk to you
Here are the ten possible things that a player from another town must do to get
a good luck charm:
1) mail a letter at the Post Office
2) chop down 1 tree
3) pull 1 to 10 weeds
4) plant 1 to 3 trees
5) plant 1 to 5 flower seeds
6) locate a Lucky Clover
7) plant a Red Turnip
8) catch an insect
9) catch a fish
10) plant a Bell Tree
Here are the ten possible good luck charms and their effects:
1) futtekuru wazawai...
on next day, no Bees in trees
2) kekiga yokunaru...
something about White Turnips (increased prices)
3) haniwano megumiwo...
on next day, two (additional) gyroids appear
4) kodaino onkeiwo...
on next day, two additional fossils appear
5) kosega futte...
on next day, Spotlight item falls from shaken tree
6) mezurashiimonowo...
on next day, Spotlight item appears at Nook's
7) minnakara kokare...
villagers grow accustomed to making friends
8) hanawo aisuruno...
on next day, no withering flowers
9) kinun appuno...
on next day, more money from money rock:  200, 300, 500, 1000, 2000, 4000,
8000, 8000
10) ototoshimonowo morai...
soon, more items appear at the Lost & Found
At the Reset Surveillance Center:
On random evenings between 8pm and Midnight, the traffic cones to the right
will allow entrance through a lighted tunnel.
Only one player may visit the RSC on any evening.
Speak to [Resetti] Mr. Reset and [Don] Mr. Racket to learn more about their
work.
At the [Bus Stop] Basu no riba:
1) Want to go to [town name]
...a. Take me home!
...b. Not yet
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16) HAIR STYLES
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Your answers to [Harriet's] Kattorinu's questions determine the shape and color
of your new haircut.  Your new 'do is categorized by color and style, just like
clothes and accessories (see below).
The color and style of your hair matters for [Gracie's] Grace's fashion check
and [Kicks'] Shank's shoe shine.
Using the three choices for responses, here are the style designations:
Masculine haircuts:
...first, first, first (AAA) - Cool/Subtle
...first, first, second (AAB) - Strange/Funky
...first, second, first (ABA) - Cute/Fresh
...first, second, second (ABB) - Cute/Subtle
...second, first, first (BAA) - Refined/Fresh
...second, first, second (BAB) - Cool/Gaudy
...second, second, first (BBA) - Funky/Refined
...second, second, second (BBB) - Fresh/Fancy
...third, first, first (CAA) - Cool/Fancy
...third, first, second (CAB) - Strange/Striking
...third, second, first (CBA) - Gaudy/Striking
...third, second, second (CBB) - Subtle/Refined
Feminine haircuts:
...first, first, first (AAA) - Cute/Cool
...first, first, second (AAB) - Cute/Strange
...first, second, first (ABA) - Funky/Fresh
...first, second, second (ABB) - Cute/Funky
...second, first, first (BAA) - Gaudy/Fancy
...second, first, second (BAB) - Subtle/Fresh
...second, second, first (BBA) - Subtle/Fresh
...second, second, second (BBB) - Cool/Refined
...third, first, first (CAA) - Gaudy/Funky
...third, first, second (CAB) - Strange/Fancy
...third, second, first (CBA) - Refined/Striking
...third, second, second (CBB) - Fancy/Striking
Here are the color designations for the eight hair color choices:
...Safe... (light brown) - brown/brown
...Lighthearted! (blonde/yellow) - yellow/yellow
...Fiery! (auburn/red) - red/red
...Flirty! (pink) - pink/pink
...Mysterious! (dark brown) - black/black
...Fresh! (blue) - blue/blue
...Attractive! (green) - green/green
...Radiant! (white) - white/white
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17) SHOE SHINES
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When getting a shoe shine from [Kicks] Shank, you can choose to have your new
shoes based on either color or style.  The game uses the color and style
designations of your clothes, accessories, and haircut to determine your new
shoes.
If wearing a helmet, hair color/style IS considered.
If wearing a wig, hair style is not considered.
When you select color, your shoes are based on the color that has the highest
count.  Your clothes has two colors, each accessory (if any) has two colors,
and your haircut has two colors.  Whichever color has the highest count out of
the eight, six, or four colors (depending on how many accessories you wear)
determines your shoes.
When you select style, your shoes are based on the style with the highest count.
Your clothes has one style, each accessory (if any) has one style, and your
haircut has two styles.  The style with the highest count out of the five, four,
three, or two styles (depending on how many accessories you wear) determines
your shoes.
[Kicks] Shank may have some trouble with colors.  It seems he sees red as pink
and pink as red.  He also seems to produce black shoes when you might expect
brown.  Lastly, he may produce orange shoes when your player is expecting
yellow.  If you don't get the shoes you want when shining "by color," use the
"by style" option instead.
Here are the 20 possible shoes with their corresponding color and style and a
brief description of their appearance:
Masculine shoes:
...yellow/Striking - yellow with red accents
...red/Cool - red slip-ons
...orange/Gaudy - orange with white laces
...green/Fancy - green with white stripes
...blue/Funky - blue with white laces
...white/Fresh - white with red and blue accents
...black/Refined - black oxfords
...purple/Strange - purple with white dots
...brown/Subtle - brown fabric
...pink/Cute - pink with white accents
Feminine shoes:
...yellow/Gaudy - yellow mary janes
...red/Funky - red mary janes
...orange/Striking - orange sandals
...green/Fresh - green mary janes
...blue/Cool - blue pumps
...white/Fancy - white with black bow
...black/Strange - black patents
...purple/Refined - purple pumps
...brown/Subtle - brown slip-ons
...pink/Cute - pink
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18) FASHION CHECK
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[Gracie] Grace will randomly appear at GracieGrace.  When you speak to him, you
can get an appraisal of your ensemble.  The items considered are your clothes,
accessories, haircut, hair color, and shoes.
If wearing a helmet, hair color/style is NOT considered.
If wearing a wig, hair style is not considered.
[Gracie] Grace will comment on your Look, if any, and your shoes.  He will
mention your haircut if he doesn't like it.
Do:
1) wear at least one accessory (hat, wig, helmet, glasses, mask, etc.)
2) choose a haircut that matches the style of your shirt
3) wear shoes that match by color
Don't:
1) have scattered colors or styles
2) have all items of the same color (e.g., don't wear all white)
3) wear "bed head" hair (try covering it with a wig or helmet)
4) wear a Mii mask
5) wear an ensemble that succeeded the last time
If your ensemble is sufficiently coordinated, [Gracie] Grace will give you a
10% discount on your GracieGrace purchases.  The discount is good only while