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23) VILLAGER INTERACTIONS
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Villagers tell you that they like to receive letters.  You can use this fact to
receive foreign fruit, shirts, and furniture.  Type "(hiragana) to mo da chi"
(the Japanese word for "friend") three times, each on a different line.  Attach
anything (e.g., seashells) as a present.  You will receive fruit (including
Coconuts) or shirts in the replies.  Type "tomodachi" five times to get
furniture in responses.
They may ask you to deliver a green-ribbon-wrapped present to another villager.
You can open the present and take the item, but you may make your villager
angry.
Villagers can ask you to bring them furniture.  If they don't ask you for a
specific item by name, they may ask for furniture of a particular Series, color,
or genre.  They may also ask for furniture from a category or of a functional
nature:
...[Plantlike]  for plants
...[Musical]  for musical instruments
...[Doll-like]  for dolls
...[Lampy]  for light sources
...[Dresserish]  for storage devices
...[Table-esque]  for tables
...[Bedlike] beddo for beds
...[TV-tastic] imafuuna kagu for TVs
...[Stereophonic]  for music players
...[Clocky]  for clocks
Villagers may ask you to bring them clothing.  If they don't ask you for a
specific item by name, they may ask for clothes of a particular style.
Villagers can ask you to bring them fossils, either unspecified or from a
particular Set (e.g. Mammoth).
Villagers may ask you to bring them particular fish or insects.
They can ask you to play Hide-and-Seek!  If you accept, you will have to find
two or three villagers within 10 or 15 minutes to get a reward (possibly a
gyroid).  They will be hiding behind buildings, trees, or signs.  If your
pockets are full, your reward will be mailed to you.
A villager may misplace their house Key.  Fish the Key out of the river and
bring it to them to get a reward.
Villagers can visit you in your home or ask you to visit them.  Schedule a time
at least 30 minutes later, but within the next 12 hours.  You may be able to
buy an item from their house.
A villager may ask you to pass along a message to another player in your town.
If the second player successfully types the message for the villager, both they
and you can get a reward from the villager.
You can cure sick villagers!  Occasionally, you can enter a villager's house to
find them ill, shivering or moping with black swirls.  Bring them a dose, one
per day, of Medicine bought from [Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's store to cure them.
You can listen in on villager conversations!  If you see two villagers talking,
walk up and press the "A" button to listen to what they say.  They may include
you in the conversation.
When there is distance between you and a villager, click on the villager with
your remote to wave to them.  They will have one of these responses:
...1. They will wave back while a multi-note chime sounds (Cranky, Jock, Snooty,
& Peppy personalities)
...2. They will bow while a two-note chime sounds (Lazy & Normal personalities)
...3. They will bow and glance up while something like a "piano crash" sounds
(Cranky, Jock, Snooty, & Peppy personalities)
...4. They will nod their head to the side with the sound of "blowing wind"
(Lazy & Normal personalities)
The first two signal that your "relationship" is good.
Here are the possible nicknames that villagers may give you:
"F" means the first letter/kana of your player's name.
"S" means the second letter/kana of your player's name.
"T" means the third letter/kana of your player's name.
Male Villagers                 Female Villagers
--------------------------     -----------------------------
A Cranky  B Jock    C Lazy     D Snooty  E Peppy   F Normal
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Male      kyoudai   DJ. FS    FSue       FSo       FSjirou   FSro-
Players   aniki     oton      oniichan   Dr. FS    onii      Mr. FS
oyaji     FSsan     FSzaburou  FSmaro    denka     FStarou
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Male or   FSkou     FSbonba-  FSpu-      FS        FSpi-     F-S
Female    FSTsama   FSbu-     FSbon      Fsshi-    FScchi    F-ya
Players   FSppe     FS-n      FSji-      F-ri-     FSFS      FSpon
FSnki-    FSkichi   FSbou      FSTT      FSTcchi   FSS
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Female    anego     aneki     oneechan   FSri-na   FSkyun    FSTrin
Players   anesan    okan      FShime     FSTkko    onei      FStan
ofukuro   ne-chan   FSko       FSrin     FSkko     FSran
Villagers will let you know if they are thinking about moving out of town.
(This happens only after the villager has the Surprise or Realization emote and
runs up to you to talk.)  In the conversation, you will have an opportunity to
indicate whether you want them to leave or to stay.  Usually, all players
living in the town can have the opportunity to "vote" for a week.  Sometimes,
the villager will take the advice of a player with whom they have the closest
friendship.  If the villager has decided to move out, their belongings will be
packed up in boxes after the week has ended.
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24) SPECIAL VISITORS
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[K.K. Slider] Totakeke and [Joan] Kaburiba appear regularly.
[Saharah] Rolland, [Wendell] Seiichi, [Pascal] Rakosuke, [Gulliver] Johnny, and
[Yuutarou] Wisp appear on random weekdays (Monday through Friday).
[Katie] Maigo-chan, [Kaitlin] Okaa-san, [Blanca] Ayashiineko, [Resetti] Mr.
Reset, and [Don] Mr. Racket appear if triggered (connection with another town,
use of WiiConnect24, resetting or losing power).
[Pete] Pelio can appear if no other Special Visitor is in town.
Here are the menus for Special Visitors:
[K.K. Slider] Totakeke
1) You here for a song
...a. Oh, yeah!
......i. I'm taking requests
.........1.I know a song!
............a. Enter song name
.........2. Here's my mood...
............a. How are you feeling
...............i. Good!
...............ii. Grumpy...
...............iii. Lazy
...............iv. A little sad
...............v. Hard to say
.........3. I'll let you pick
......ii. Take a seat
......iii. I've got enough for one more song
.........1. Encore!
............a. I'm taking requests
...............i. I know a song!
...............ii. Here's my mood...
..................1. How are  you feeling
.....................a. Good!
.....................b. Grumpy...
.....................c. Lazy
.....................d. A little sad
.....................e. Hard to say
...............iii. I'll let you pick
............b. Take a seat
.........2. No, thanks
...b. No, thanks
He appears in the coffee shop every Saturday from 7:30pm to Midnight.
He will start performing at 8pm.
The first time you see him, he doesn't take requests.
Each player can get one music recording per visit.
[Joan] Kaburiba
1) What are you interested in today
...a. White turnips
......i. What do you think
.........1. I'm buying!
.........2. Explain turnips
.........3. No, thanks.
...b. Red turnips
......i. What about 'em
.........1. I wanna buy!
.........2. Explain them
.........3. Never mind
...c. Neither
She appears wandering around town every Sunday from 6am to Noon.
Each player can purchase White Turnips.
Her price for White Turnips is never less than 90 nor greater than 110.
Only one player can purchase one bag of Red Turnip seeds for 1,000 bells.
Water the planted Red Turnip daily to increase its value:
...0 days (dug up on the same day as planting) - 2 bells
...1 day (dug up on the day after planting) - 100 bells
...2 days - 500 bells
...3 days - 2,000 bells
...4 days - 4,000 bells
...5 days - 8,000 bells
...6 or more days - 16,000 bells
Dig up planted Red Turnips with a Shovel.
Planted Red Turnips must be watered each day or they will wither, then die.
You can revive a withered, planted Red Turnip with the Silver Can.
The revived Red Turnip "starts over" its growth (as if it was just planted).
Red Turnips that have been dug up from the ground cannot spoil.
[Saharah] Rolland
He appears wandering around town on random weekdays from 6am to Midnight.
Speak to each of your villagers to obtain [Old Wallpaper] boro kabegami or [Old
Flooring] boro juutan.
Bring him three, all at once, to obtain an exclusive wallpaper or carpet.
If you don't have three, you can save what you have for his next visit.
Each player can get multiple rewards per visit.
[Wendell] Seiichi
1) Give me something to eat.
...a. Here you go
......i. Will you erase one of your eight designs for a new one
.........1. Of course!
.........2. No, thanks
...b. Tough it out!
He appears wandering around town on random weekdays from 6am to Midnight.
Each player can get one design per visit.
Here are the 51 designs and what you must offer for them:
1) Freshwater Fish
...[Cracked Ground] Jiware - Piranha
...[Field of Flowers] Ohanabatake - Angelfish, Guppy, Neon Tetra
...[Footstep] Ashiato - Koi
...[Grass] Kusa - Black Bass
...[Ground] Jimen - Crucian Carp
...[Gyroid] Haniwa - Gar
...[Horizontal Path] Yokomichi - Carp
...[Intersection] Kousaten - Bitterling, Pond Smelt
...Manhole - Giant Snakehead
...[Money] Okane - Dorado, Goldfish, Popeyed Goldfish
...Mystery Circle A - Freshwater Goby
...Mystery Circle B - Loach
...Mystery Circle C - Catfish
...Mystery Circle D - Eel
...[Pitfall] Otoshiana - Arowana
...[Rhino Beetle] Kabutomushi - Crawfish
...[Stone Paving] Ishidatami - Pike
...[Street Corner 1] Magarikado 1 - Cherry Salmon, Dace
...[Street Corner 2] Magarikado 2 - Bluegill, Char
...[Street Corner 3] Magarikado 3 - Rainbow Trout, Sweetfish
...[Street Corner 4] Magarikado 4 - Pale Chub, Yellow Perch
...[Vertical Path] Tatemichi - Barbel Steed
...[Water Puddle] Mizutamari - Frog, Killifish
2) Saltwater Fish
...[! Sign] Hikkurihyoushiki - Zebra Turkeyfish
...[Curved Track 1] Magarisenro 1 - Dab, Olive Flounder
...[Curved Track 2] Magarisenro 2 - Octopus, Squid
...[Curved Track 3] Magarisenro 3 - Barred Knifejaw, Red Snapper
...[Curved Track 4] Magarisenro 4 - Sea Horse, Clownfish
...[Forbidden Sign] Kinshihyoushiki - Puffer Fish
...[Horizontal Track] Yokosenro - Horse Mackerel, Sea Bass
...[Iron Floor] Tetsu no yuka - Blue Marlin, Tuna
...[Outer Space] Uchuu - Jellyfish, Sea Butterfly
...[Pitfall Warning] Otoshianachuui - Moray Eel
...Red Carpet - Lobster, Salmon
...[Stairs] Kaidan - Football Fish
...[Treasure Chest] Takarabako - Ray, King Salmon
...[Vertical Track] Tatesenro - Surgeonfish, Butterflyfish
3) Other
...[Coloring House] Ie no nurie - Coconut
...[Coloring K.K.] Totakeke no nurie - Pear
...[Coloring Nook] Tanukichi no nurie - Apple
...[Coloring Pelly] Periko no nurie - Orange
...[Coloring Resetti] Risetto-san no nurie - Cherry
...[Coloring Rover] Mishiranuneko no nurie - Peach
...[Coloring Boy] Otokonoko no nurie  - Blue Candy, Yellow Candy
...[Coloring Girl] Onnanoko no nurie - Green Candy, Red Candy
...[ Block] Hatena burokku - Red Turnip
...[Brick] Renga burokku - White Turnip
...Memo - Elegant Mushroom, Flat Mushroom, Round Mushroom, Skinny Mushroom
...[Picture Frame] Gakubuchi - Rare Mushroom
...Chocolate - Chocolate Heart
...[Self-portrait] Jigazou - Birthday Cake
[Pascal] Rakosuke
1) Can I share something with you
...a. Um...OK
...b. Get lost!
2) Can I have your [Scallop] hotategai (if you have one in your pockets)
...a. OK!
...b. No way!
He appears on a bridge on random weekdays from 6am to Midnight.
Have a [Scallop] Hotategai in your "pockets" to receive a Pirate Theme item.
Only one player may receive an item per visit.
Find Scallops on your beach.
[Wisp] Yuutarou
On days that [Wisp] Yuutarou will appear, an [Empty Lamp] karappo no rampu will
be on the ground in a random place in your town.
After 8pm, [Wisp] Yuutarou will be in a random ocean acre.
Bring him the [Empty Lamp] karappo no rampu, then take him to your [Attic]
Yaneurapeya.
[Rub] kosuru the [Magic Lamp] mahou no rampu to get one of three rewards:
1) [Weed!] kusamushiri
2) [Smash roaches!] gokiburi taiji
3) [Give me stuff!] nankachoudai
...a. [Furniture!] kagu
...b. [A hat!] boushi
...c. [An accessory!] accessory
...d. [Clothes!] fuku
...e. [None of it.] yappariyameru
4) [Meh. I'm good.] yappariyameru
[Gulliver] Johnny
1) Is that my [Spaceship Part] uchuusen no buhin
...a. [Here you go.] koredouzo
...b. [Must be tough.] taihendane
On a random weekday, [Gulliver's] Johnny's space ship will fly across the town.
His ship will enter your town when the time ends in a 2 or a 7 (e.g., 8:02,
12:27, 4:42, etc.).
Shoot it down with a Slingshot to make him appear on the next day on the beach.
Immediately after shooting the space ship, you can find one [Spaceship Part]
uchuusen no buhin on the ground, somewhere in your town.
Revive [Gulliver] Johnny, then give it to him to get a reward.
Only one player may receive an item per visit.
[Katie] Maigo-chan and [Kaitlin] Okaa-san
[Blanca] Ayashiineko (or Suspicious Cat)
[Resetti] Mr. Reset and [Don] Mr. Racket
[Resetti] Mr. Reset appears outside your door the second time you play.
He will also visit if you reset or lose power while playing.
[Don] Mr. Racket will appear the fifth time you reset or lose power.
[Pete] Pelio
Find [Pete] Pelio between 9am and 9:30am or between 5pm and 5:30pm, Monday to
Friday, wandering randomly around your town, if no other Special Visitors
are in town.
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25) VISITORS AT THE CAFE
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You might find the following folks enjoying coffee at The Roost, the cafe in
the basement of the Museum:
[Pelly] Pelico - 6am to 6:55am, all week
[Kapp'n] Untenshu - Noon to 1:30pm, 2:30pm to 4pm, all week
[Phyllis] Pelimi - 9pm to 9:55pm, Sunday through Friday
[Don] Mr. Racket - Noon to 1:30pm, 2:30pm to 4pm, Saturday
[Resetti] Mr. Reset - Noon to 1:30pm, 2:30pm to 4pm, Sunday
Lazy and Normal villagers - 6am to Noon or Noon to 5pm
Jock villagers - 6am to Noon or 5pm to 10pm
Peppy villagers - Noon to 5pm or 5pm to 10pm
Snooty villagers - Noon to 5pm or 10pm to 6am
Cranky villagers - 5pm to 10pm or 10pm to 6am
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26) THE STALK MARKET
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The "stalk market," or buying and selling White Turnips, is the best way to
earn huge amounts of money.
Purchase White Turnips from [Joan] Kaburiba on Sunday mornings, then sell them
to [Tom Nook] Tanukichi during the week at a higher price to make a profit.
White Turnips spoil at 6am Sunday morning, so make sure you sell them by
Saturday night.
[Tom Nook] Tanukichi has two turnip prices each day, Monday through Saturday.
The price changes at Noon.  Using data from the author's towns, here is a
distribution of when the highest price of the week occurred:
Monday am:    12 weeks (19.0%)
Monday pm:     1 weeks ( 1.6%)
Tuesday am:    0 weeks ( 0.0%)
Tuesday pm:    2 weeks ( 3.2%)
Wednesday am:  0 weeks ( 0.0%)
Wednesday pm:  4 weeks ( 6.3%)
Thursday am:  11 weeks (17.5%)
Thursday pm:   7 weeks (11.1%)
Friday am:     6 weeks ( 9.5%)
Friday pm:    11 weeks (17.5%)
Saturday am:   7 weeks (11.1%)
Saturday pm:   2 weeks ( 3.2%)
63 weeks
So, the maximum weekly price occurs on Thursdays most often.
[Joan's] Kaburiba's price is never less than 90 nor greater than 110 bells per
turnip.  So, it really doesn't matter how much you pay for White Turnips.  [Tom
Nook's] Tanukichi's prices, however, can vary greatly.  The lowest price and
highest price experienced by the author are 28 and 531 bells per turnip.
Higher prices have been reported by other players, though prices greater than
700 are impossible.
[Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's weekly prices exhibit four general patterns:
1) the "constantly-decreasing" pattern,
2) the "large-spike" pattern,
3) the "small-spike" pattern, and
4) the "random-price" pattern.
The constantly-decreasing turnip price pattern starts Monday morning with a
price between 70 and 87, inclusive.  Each successive price is a few bells less.
Here are some examples:
M     T     W     Th    F     Sa
83 78 74 70 67 62 59 55 50 46 42 36
80 75 71 68 64 60 56 51 47 43 38 34
76 71 67 62 58 54 51 46 41 37 32 28
75 70 66 62 58 55 50 47 43 39 35 31
70 67 64 61 57 53 50 47 43 41 37 33
The large-spike turnip price pattern is a constantly-decreasing pattern that is
interrupted with five prices:  a two-price run-up to a spike followed by a two-
price run-down.  A constantly-decreasing pattern resumes after the interruption.
Here are some examples:
M     T       W       Th     F       Sa
84 81 78  74  69  65  60 115 168 435 205 111
82 77 73 119 180 520 178 105  81  78  74  70
80 76 73  69  66  62  59 114 186 531 173  88
78 75 70  67 108 196 273 189  82  79  75  70
70 66 63  59  55  51  86 156 443 159 126  72
The small-spike turnip price pattern also involves an interrupted constantly-
decreasing pattern.  The maximum price is the fourth price after the
interruption (as opposed to the third price with the large-spike pattern).
Here are some examples:
M     T       W       Th      F       Sa
80 77 73  70  67  63  88  89 190 201 168  79
79 75 72  69  85  89 141 156 149  76  72  69
76 71 68  65  62  58  54 116 113 139 148 145
73 69 66 132 106 137 140 134  75  71  67  64
71 66 62  59  56  52 106 105 134 162 145  70
The random-price "pattern" really has no pattern; the prices jump up and down.
Most often, the Monday morning price is greater than 87.  Here are some
examples:
M        T       W      Th      F       Sa
136  79  71  65  95  83 125 105 103  61  57  82
102  74  69 122  85 114  88  87  74  68  63 113
85  86  68  63  54  74 120 114 101  56  51 112
73  68 132 116 109 101 103  66  56  48 114 148
71  61  54 147 111 122 140 146 134 145  84  76
Notice the fourth example.  The first two prices look like the beginning of a
constantly-decreasing pattern.  The next two prices look like the beginning of
a small-spike interruption.  Predicting patterns can be difficult.
Using data from the author's towns, here is the frequency of the four patterns:
1) the "constantly-decreasing" pattern:  8 weeks (12.7%)
2) the "large-spike" pattern:           14 weeks (22.2%)
3) the "small-spike" pattern:           21 weeks (33.3%)
4) the "random-price" pattern:          20 weeks (31.8%)
63 weeks
So, a profit can be made on the sale of White Turnips about 87.5% (or about
7/8) of the time.
According to the Japanese Enterbrain guide, here are the probabilities that a
particular pattern follows another:
Following Week
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Current Week           Constantly-decreasing  Large-spike  Small-spike  Random
---------------------  ---------------------  -----------  -----------  -------
Constantly-decreasing  average                high         low          average
Large-spike            high                   low          low          average
Small-spike            high                   average      low          low
Random                 low                    average      low          average
Using data from the author's towns, here is a cumulative distribution of the
weekly highest price:
650 or more:   0 weeks (  0.0%)
600 or more:   0 weeks (  0.0%)
550 or more:   0 weeks (  0.0%)
500 or more:   4 weeks (  6.3%)
450 or more:   6 weeks (  9.5%)
400 or more:  10 weeks ( 15.9%)
350 or more:  12 weeks ( 19.0%)
300 or more:  12 weeks ( 19.0%)
250 or more:  14 weeks ( 22.2%)
200 or more:  15 weeks ( 23.8%)
150 or more:  33 weeks ( 52.4%)
100 or more:  55 weeks ( 87.3%)
70 or more:   63 weeks (100.0%)
less than 70:  0 weeks (  0.0%)
So, the maximum weekly price is 200 or more almost a quarter of the time.
Also, according to this experience, a price of 500 or more will happen about
once every 17 weeks (about three times a year).
Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do to influence higher turnip prices.
Sadly, White Turnips placed into the Lost & Found will spoil.
Changing the in-game clock will trigger the constantly-decreasing turnip price
pattern at [Tom Nook's] Tanukichi's (and will prevent "spikes" from appearing).
Using any clock to go backwards in time will cause White Turnips to spoil.
Lastly, using the in-game clock may cause [Joan] Kaburiba to not have Red
Turnip seeds available for sale.  Always use the Wii clock when changing time.
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27) FISH
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64 fish are needed to obtain the Golden Rod.
In inventory order, here are their names, their selling price, their average
size, their shadow size, where to catch them, and when to catch them:
[Bitterling] Tanago - 900 - 10cm - tiny - in river - November through February,
all day (best time is 9am to 4pm)
[Pale Chub] Oikawa - 200 - 15cm - small - in river - all year, 9am to 4pm (best
time is March through June and August through November)
[Crucian Carp] Funa - 120 - 30cm - small - in river - all year, all day (best
time is 9am to 4pm)
[Dace] Ugui - 200 - 35cm - medium - in river - all year, 4pm to 9am (best time
is November through March)
[Barbel Steed] Nigoi - 200 - 50cm - medium - in river - all year, all day (best
time is March and October through November)
[Carp] Koi - 300 - 80cm - large - in river - all year, all day (best time is
4pm to 9am, April through July and October through November)
[Koi] Nishikigoi - 4,000 - 80cm - large - in river - all year, 4pm to 9am
[Goldfish] Kingyo - 1,300 - 15cm - tiny - in river - all year, all day
[Popeyed Goldfish] Demekin - 1,300 - 15cm - tiny - in river - all year, 9am to
4pm
[Killifish] Medaka - 300 - 4cm - tiny - in holding pond - April through August,
all day
[Crawfish] Zarigani - 200 - 12cm - small - in holding pond - April through mid-
September, all day
[Frog] Kaeru - 120 - 12cm - small - in holding pond - May through August, all
day
[Freshwater Goby] Donko - 300 - 15cm - medium - in river - all year, 4pm to 9am
[Loach] Dojou - 300 - 20cm - small - in river - March through May, all day
(best time is 9am to 4pm, March and April)
[Catfish] Namazu - 800 - 60cm - large - in large pond - May through October,
4pm to 9am (best time is 9pm to 4am)
[Eel] Unagi - 2,000 - 100cm - thin - in river - June through mid-September, 4pm
to 9am (best time is 9pm to 4am, June through August)
[Giant Snakehead] Raigyo - 5,500 - 85cm - very large - in large pond - June
through August, 9am to 4pm
[Bluegill] Burugiru or Bluegill - 120 - 25cm - small - in river - all year, 9am
to 4pm (best time is March through November)
[Yellow Perch] Ieropachi or Yellow Perch - 240 - 35cm - medium - in river -
October through March, all day (best time is November through February)
[Black Bass] Burakkubasu or Black Bass - 300 - 50cm - large - in river - all
year, all day (best time is 9am to 4pm)
[Pike] Paiku or Pike - 1,800 - 130cm - very large - in river - September
through December, 4am to 9pm
[Pond Smelt] Wakasagi - 300 - 15cm - small - in river - December through
February, all day (best time is 4am to 9pm)
[Sweetfish] Ayu - 900 - 25cm - medium - in river - July through mid-September,
all day (best time is 9am to 4pm)
[Cherry Salmon] Yamame - 1,000 - 35cm - medium - in river - March through June,
4am to 9am and 4pm to 9pm (best time is March and April) - September through
November, 4am to 9pm
[Char] Ooiwana - 3,800 - 50cm - medium - under waterfall - March through June,
4am to 9am and 4pm to 9pm - September through November, 4am to 9pm
[Rainbow Trout] Nijimasu - 800 - 80cm - large - in river - March through June,
4am to 9am and 4pm to 9pm (best time is March through May) - September through
November, 4am to 9pm
[Stringfish] Itou - 15,000 - 150cm - huge - in river - December through
February, 4pm to 9am
[Salmon] Sake - 700 - 90cm - large - in river - September, all day
[King Salmon] Kingusamon or King Salmon - 1,800 - 160cm - huge - in river -
September, all day (best time is the first half of September)
[Guppy] Guppi or Guppy - 1,300 - 4cm - tiny - in river - April through November,
9am to 4pm
[Angelfish] Enzerufisshu or Angelfish - 3,000 - 12cm - tiny - in river - May
through October, 4pm to 9am
[Neon Tetra] Neon tetora or Neon Tetra - 500 - 2cm - tiny - in river - April
through November, 9am to 4pm
[Piranha] Pirania or Piranha - 2,500 - 30cm - small - in river - June through
mid-September, 9am to 4pm and 9pm to 4am
[Arowana] Arowana - 10,000 - 70cm - large - in river - June through mid-
September, 4pm to 9am
[Dorado] Dorado - 15,000 - 100cm - very large - in river - June through
September, 4am to 9pm
[Gar] Ga - 6,000 - 190cm - huge - in large pond - June through September, 4pm
to 9am
[Arapaima] Piraruku - 10,000 - 300cm - huge - in river - July through September,
4pm to 9am
[Sea Butterfly] Kurione - 1,000 - 3cm - tiny - in ocean - December through
February, all day
[Jellyfish] Kurage - 100 - 25cm - small - in ocean - the second half of August,
all day
[Sea Horse] Tatsunootoshigo - 1,100 - 8cm - tiny - in ocean - April through
November, all day (best time is 4am to 9pm, May through October)
[Clownfish] Kumanomi - 650 - 15cm - tiny - in ocean - April through September,
all day (best time is May through mid-August)
[Surgeonfish] Nanyouhagi - 1,000 - 31cm - small - in ocean - April through
September, all day
[Butterflyfish] Chouchouuo - 1,000 - 18cm - small - in ocean - April through
September, all day (best time is May and June)
[Napoleonfish] Naporeonfisshu or Napoleonfish - 10,000 - 200cm - huge - in
ocean - July through August, 4am to 9pm
[Zebra Turkeyfish] Minokasago - 400 - 30cm - medium - in ocean - April through
November, all day (best time is May through October)
[Puffer Fish] Harisenbon - 240 - 35cm - medium - in ocean - July through
September, all day (best time is August and September)
[Horse Mackerel] Aji - 150 - 40cm - small - in ocean - all year, all day
[Barred Knifejaw] Ishidai - 5,000 - 60cm - medium - in ocean - March through
November, all day
[Sea Bass] Suzuki - 200 - 100cm - very large - in ocean - all year, all day
[Red Snapper] Tai - 3,000 - 90cm - medium - in ocean - all year, all day (best
time is March through October)
[Dab] Karei - 300 - 50cm - medium - in ocean - October through April, all day
[Olive Flounder] Hirame - 800 - 80cm - large - in ocean - all year, all day
(best time is November through March)
[Squid] Ika - 400 - 35cm - medium - in ocean - December through mid-August, all
day
[Octopus] Tako - 500 - 60cm - medium - in ocean - March through July and mid-
September through January, all day
[Lobster] Robusuta or Lobster - 2,500 - 50cm - very large - in ocean - November
through February, all day
[Moray Eel] Utsubo - 2,000 - 80cm - very large - in ocean - August through
October, all day
[Football Fish] Chouchinankou - 2,500 - 60cm - large - in ocean - November
through March, 4pm to 9am (best time is December through February)
[Tuna] Maguro - 7,000 - 230cm - huge - in ocean - November through March, all
day
[Blue Marlin] Kajikimaguro - 10,000 - 220cm - huge - in ocean - July through
September, all day
[Ray] Ei - 3,000 - 120cm - huge - in ocean - August through November, 4am to
9pm
[Ocean Sunfish] Manbou - 4,000 - 300cm - huge with fin - in ocean - June
through September, 4am to 9pm
[Hammerhead Shark] Shumokuzame - 8,000 - 250cm - huge with fin - in ocean -
June through September, 4pm to 9am
[Shark] Same - 15,000 - 540cm - huge with fin - in ocean - June through
September, 4pm to 9am
[Coelacanth] Shirakansu or Coelacanth - 15,000 - 150cm - huge - in ocean during
rain or snow - all year, 4pm to 9am
Here are the groupings of fish by shadow size:
huge with fin - Ocean Sunfish, Hammerhead Shark, Shark
huge - Stringfish, King Salmon, Gar, Arapaima, Napoleonfish, Tuna, Blue Marlin,
Ray, Coelacanth
thin - Eel
very large - Giant Snakehead, Pike, Dorado, Sea Bass, Lobster, Moray Eel
large - Carp, Koi, Catfish, Black Bass, Rainbow Trout, Salmon, Arowana, Olive
Flounder, Football Fish (Tire)
medium - Dace, Barbel Steed, Freshwater Goby, Yellow Perch, Sweetfish, Cherry
Salmon, Char, Zebra Turkeyfish, Puffer Fish, Barred Knifejaw, Red
Snapper, Dab, Squid, Octopus (Boot)
small - Pale Chub, Crucian Carp, Crawfish, Frog, Loach, Bluegill, Pond Smelt,
Piranha, Jellyfish, Surgeonfish, Butterflyfish, Horse Mackerel (Can,
Key)
tiny - Bitterling, Goldfish, Popeyed Goldfish, Killifish, Guppy, Angelfish,
Neon Tetra, Sea Butterfly, Sea Horse, Clownfish
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28) INSECTS
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64 insects are needed to obtain the Golden Net.
In inventory order, here are their names, their selling price, their rarity (A
is rarest, E is most common), their cage color, their average size, where to
catch them, and when to catch them:
[Common Butterfly]* Montsurochou - 90 - E - green - 50mm - near flowers - March
through June, 4am to 7pm (best time is 8am to 5pm) - September, 8am to 4pm
[Yellow Butterfly]* Monkichou - 90 - D - green - 50mm - near flowers - March
through June, 4am to 7pm (best time is 8am to 5pm) - September, 8am to 4pm
[Tiger Butterfly]* Agehachou - 160 - C - yellow - 90mm - near red and pink
flowers - March through June, 4am to 7pm (best time is 8am to 5pm) - July
through August, 8am to 5pm - September, 8am to 4pm
[Peacock Butterfly]* Karasuageha - 220 - C - yellow - 105mm - near blue, purple
and black flowers - March through June, 4am to 7pm (best time is 8am to 5pm,
May through June) - July through August, 8am to 5pm - September, 8am to 4pm
[Monarch Butterfly]* Ookabamadara - 140 - D - red - 85mm - near flowers -
September through October, 4am to 5pm - November, 8am to 5pm (best time is 8am
to 4pm, October through November)
[Emperor Butterfly]* Morufochou - 2,500 - B - red - 115mm - near flowers - June
through September, 7pm to 8am
[Agrias Butterfly]* Miirotateha - 3,000 - B - red - 42mm - near flowers - June
through September, 8am to 5pm
[Raja Brooke Butterfly]* Akaeriageha - 2,500 - B - purple - 140mm - near
freshwater - May through September, 8am to 5pm
[Birdwing Butterfly]* Arekusandoraageha - 4,000 - A - red - 260mm - near
flowers - June through September, 8am to 4pm
[Moth]* ** Ga - 60 - E - green - 60mm - near outdoor lights - May through
September, 7pm to 4am (best time is June through August)
[Oak Silk Moth] Yamamayuga - 1,200 - A - yellow - 280mm - on trees - June
through September, 7pm to 4am
[Honeybee]* ** Mitsubachi - 100 - D - green - 13mm - near flowers - March
through June, 8am to 5pm - July, 8am to 4pm
[Bee]** Hachi - 2,500 - B - red - 38mm - in trees - all year, all day
[Long Locust]* Shouryoubatta - 200 - E - green - 73mm - on ground - May through
November, 8am to 7pm (best time is September through November)
[Migratory Locust]* Tonosamabatta - 600 - D - yellow - 58mm - on ground -
August through November, 8am to 7pm (best time is 8am to 4pm)
[Mantis]* Kamakiri - 430 - C - yellow - 82mm - on flowers - April through
November, 8am to 5pm (best time is 8am to 4pm, September through November)
[Orchid Mantis]* Hanakamakiri - 2,400 - B - red - 35mm - on flowers (more
common on white flowers) - April through November, 8am to 5pm
[Brown Cicada] Aburazemi - 200 - E - green - 58mm - on trees - July through
August, 8am to 5pm (best time is 8am to 4pm)
[Robust Cicada] Minminsemi - 300 - E - green - 60mm - on trees - July through
August, 8am to 5pm (best time is 8am to 4pm)
[Walker Cicada] Tsukutsukuboushi - 400 - E - yellow - 44mm - on trees - July
through September, 8am to 5pm (best time is August)
[Evening Cicada] Higurashi - 550 - E - red - 45mm - on trees - July through
August, 4am to 8am and 4pm to 7pm
[Lantern Fly] Biwahagoromo - 1,800 - B - yellow - 70mm - on trees - June and
September, 4pm to 7pm and 11pm to 8am - July through August, 4pm to 8am
[Red Dragonfly]* Akiakane - 80 - D - green - 38mm - in air - September through
October, 8am to 7pm (best time is 4pm to 5pm)
[Darner Dragonfly]* Ginyanma - 200 - D - green - 76mm - in air - June through
August, 8am to 5pm (best time is 4pm to 5pm)
[Banded Dragonfly]* Oniyanma - 4,500 - B - yellow - 90mm - in air - July
through August, 8am to 5pm
[Giant Petaltail]* Teioumukashianma - 8,000 - A - red - 160mm - in air - August
through October, 5pm to 7pm
[Ant]** Ari - 80 - E - farm - 5mm - on candy and spoiled turnips - all year,
all day
[Pondskater]* ** Amenbo - 130 - D - green - 14mm - on freshwater - May through
September, 8am to 7pm
[Diving Beetle] Gengorou - 800 - C - purple - 38mm - in river - May through
September, 8am to 5pm
[Snail] Katatsumuri - 250 - D - green - 45mm - on flowers, usually during rain
- April through September, all day (best time is May through June)
[Cricket]* Koorogi - 130 - E - wood - 28mm - on ground - September through
November, 5pm to 8am
[Bell Cricket]* Suzumushi - 430 - D - wood - 18mm - on ground - September
through October, 5pm to 8am
[Grasshopper]* Kirigirisu - 160 - D - wood - 43mm - on ground - July, 4pm to
5pm - August through September, 8am to 5pm (best time is September)
[Mole Cricket] Okera - 280 - C - green - 35mm - underground - November through
May, all day
[Walking Leaf]** Konohamushi - 600 - C - purple - 70mm - bottom of tree - July
through September, 8am to 5pm
[Walkingstick] Nanafushi - 600 - C - yellow - 85mm - on trees - July through
August, 4am to 8am and 5pm to 7pm - September through November, 4am to 7pm
[Bagworm]** Minomushi - 300 - D - purple - 50mm - in trees - October through
February, all day (best time is November through December, 8am to 7pm)
[Ladybug]* Tentoumushi - 200 - D - green - 8mm - on flowers - March through
June and October, 8am to 5pm (best time is March through May)
[Violin Beetle]* Baiorinmushi - 260 - C - purple - 260mm - on tree stumps -
June, 4am to 7pm - September through October, 4am to 5pm - November, 8am to 5pm
[Longhorn Beetle]* Kamikirimushi - 260 - C - yellow - 30mm - on tree stumps -
July through August, 11pm to 7pm
[Dung Beetle]** Funkorogashi - 800 - B - yellow - 35mm - near snowballs -
December through February, 5pm to 8am
[Firefly]* Hotaru - 300 - C - yellow - 15mm - near freshwater - June, 7pm to
4am
[Fruit Beetle] Koganemushi - 100 - D - green - 23mm - on trees - July through
August, all day (best time is 5pm to 4am) - September, 7pm to 8am
[Scarab Beetle] Purachinakogane - 6,000 - A - red - 25mm - on trees - July
through August, 11pm to 8am
[Jewel Beetle] Tamamushi - 2,400 - C - red - 35mm - on trees - July through
August, 8am to 5pm
[Miyama Stag] Miyamakuwagata - 1,000 - C - purple - 60mm - on trees - July
through August, all day (best time is August, 7pm to 8am)
[Saw Stag Beetle] Nokogirikuwagata - 2,000 - B - red - 65mm - on trees - July
through August, all day
[Giant Beetle] Ookuwagata - 10,000 - B - red - 60mm - on trees - July through
August, 11pm to 8am
[Rainbow Stag] Nijiirokuwagata - 10,000 - A - red - 60mm - on trees - June and
September, 7pm to 8am - July through August, 5pm to 8am
[Cyclommatus] Hosoakakuwagata - 8,000 - A - purple - 105mm - on coconut palms -
July through August, 5pm to 8am
[Golden Stag] Ougononikuwagata - 12,000 - A - purple - 80mm - on coconut palms
- July through August, 5pm to 8am
[Dynastid Beetle] Kabutomushi - 1,350 - B - red - 80mm - on trees - July
through August, 5pm to 8am (best time is 11pm to 8am)
[Atlas Beetle] Kokasasuookabuto - 8,000 - A - red - 120mm - on coconut palms -
July through August, 5pm to 8am
[Elephant Beetle] Zoukabuto - 8,000 - B - red - 115mm - on coconut palms - July
through August, 5pm to 8am
[Hercules Beetle] Herakuresuookabuto - 12,000 - A - red - 160mm - on coconut
palms - July through August, 5pm to 8am
[Goliath Beetle] Goraiasu hanamuguri - 6,000 - A - red - 90mm - on coconut
palms - June and September, 7pm to 8am - July through August, 5pm to 8am
[Flea]** Nomi - 70 - E - yellow - 2mm - on villager - March through November,
all day
[Pillbug] Dangomushi - 250 - E - green - 10mm - under rocks - all year, all day
(best time is November through March)
[Mosquito]* ** Ka - 130 - E - green - 6mm - in air - June through September,
5pm to 4am (best time is 7pm to 11pm)
[Fly]** Hae - 60 - E - green - 9mm - near garbage, rafflesia or spoiled turnips
- all year, all day
[Centipede] Mukade - 300 - B - purple - 120mm - under rocks - June through
February, 4pm to 11pm
[Spider]** Kumo - 300 - C - green - 25mm - in trees - March through June and
September, all day (best times are 4pm to 8am, April through May; 7pm to 8am,
September) - July through August, 7pm to 8am - October, 11pm to 4pm
[Tarantula]* ** Taranchura - 8,000 - B - red - 65mm - on ground - June through
August,
7pm to 4am
[Scorpion]* ** Sasori - 8,000 - B - red - 160mm - on ground - July through
September, 7pm to 4am
* These insects do not appear during rain.
Common Butterfly       Birdwing Butterfly  Darner Dragonfly  Violin Beetle
Yellow Butterfly       Moth                Banded Dragonfly  Longhorn Beetle
Tiger Butterfly        Honeybee            Giant Petaltail   Firefly
Peacock Butterfly      Long Locust         Pondskater        Mosquito
Monarch Butterfly      Migratory Locust    Cricket           Fly
Emperor Butterfly      Mantis              Bell Cricket      Tarantula
Agrias Butterfly       Orchid Mantis       Grasshopper       Scorpion
Raja Brooke Butterfly  Red Dragonfly       Ladybug
** These insects do not appear when your Gate is open.
Honeybee     Pondskater     Flea       Spider
Moth         Walking Leaf   Mosquito   Tarantula
Bee          Bagworm        Fly        Scorpion
Ant          Dung Beetle
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29) FURNITURE
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712 pieces of furniture are needed to complete the catalog.
The Miniature Car, Festive Flag, and Festive Candle can enter your catalog if
your player moved from OyDnM and had the items in their OyDnN catalog.
For ACCF players, the Miniature Car can enter the catalog if the player moved
from ACWW and had the item in their ACWW catalog.
For ACLGttC players, the Miniature Car, Festive Flag, and Festive Candle can
enter the catalogue if the player moved from ACWW and had the items in their
ACWW catalogue.
Items not available for purchase from the catalog:
...Snowman Series (from Snowman)
...Mushroom Series(from mushrooms)
...Pave Series (from Pave)
...Egg Series (from Zipper T. Bunny)
...Spooky Series (from Jack)
...Harvest Series(from Franklin)
...Jingle Series (from Jingle)
...Princess Series (from GracieGrace)
...Gracie Series (from GracieGrace)
...Sweets Series (from GracieGrace)
...Gorgeous Series (from GracieGrace)
...Moai Statue (from Gulliver)
...Tribal Mask (from Gulliver)
...Arc de Triomphe (from Gulliver)
...Merlion (from Gulliver)
...Pagoda (from Gulliver)
...Plate Armor (from Gulliver)
...Mermaid Statue (from Gulliver)
...Mouth of Truth (from Gulliver)
...Manneken Pis (from Gulliver)
...Tower of Pisa (from Gulliver)
...Compass (from Gulliver)
...Matryoshka (from Gulliver)
...Chocolates (from Gulliver)
...Snowman (from Snowman)
...Throne (Spotlight item)
...Mario Theme (from present-carrying balloons)
...Yoshi's Egg (from Nook Points)
...Banana (from Nook Points)
...Triple Shells (from Nook Points)
...Kart (from Nook Points)
...Metroid (from Gulliver)
...Birthday Cake (on Birthday)
...Jack-in-the-Box (from Jack)
...Lovely Phone (from Katie/Kaitlin)
...Music Box (from Katie/Kaitlin)
...Portrait (from Katie/Kaitlin)
...Box of Tissues (from Savings Account)
...Piggy Bank (from Savings Account)
...ABD (from Savings Account)
...Leaf (from Tortimer)
...Gold Trophy (from Chip)
...Silver Trophy (from Chip)
...Bug Trophy (from Nat)
...Rice Cake (from Japanese Tortimer)
...Dango (from Japanese Tortimer)
...Bamboo Grass (from Japanese Tortimer)
...Resetti Model (from North American Tortimer)
...Cool Globe (from North American Tortimer)
...Picnic Basket (from North American Tortimer)
...Sailboat Model (from North American Tortimer)
...Wheat Bundle (from North American Tortimer)
...Espresso Maker (from European Tortimer)
...Stuffed Stocking (from European Tortimer)
...Snow Globe (from European Tortimer)
...Veggie Basket (from European Tortimer)
...Yut (from Korean Tortimer)
...Hibiscus (from Korean Tortimer)
...Bureom (from Korean Tortimer)
...House Model (from HRA)
...Wide House Model (from HRA)
...Two-Story Model (from HRA)
...Town Hall Model (from Tortimer via mail)
...Nook's Cranny (from Nook Points)
...Nook 'n Go (from Nook Points)
...Nookway (from Nook Points)
...Nookington's (from Nook Points)
...Museum Model (from Blathers)
Paintings do not appear in the catalog.
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30) FURNITURE COLOR
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Each furniture item is designated with two colors (the two may be the same
color).  The colors are used in different ways.  They are yellow, green, red,
blue, aqua, pink, purple, orange, colorful, beige, gray, black, white, and
brown.
Three of the colors are related to Feng Shui:  yellow, green, and red (see
below).
Sometimes a villager may request that you bring them furniture of a certain
color.
You can receive a HRA Color bonus for having a minimum number of items of the
same color in a room (see below).
Here are the furniture items associated with each color ("2" if doubled color):
Yellow
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Exotic Lamp       Screen              Kayak (2)             Banana (2)
Classic Sofa (2)  Paper Tiger         Tea Set               Triforce (2)
Regal Lamp        Sword               Diver Dan             Portrait
Blue Bed          Bow                 Treasure Chest        Gold Trophy
Blue Table        Samurai Suit        Sunflower             Bug Trophy
Snowman TV        Bucket (2)          Phonograph            Common Painting
Gorgeous Stool    Lucky Cat           Gold Stereo           Flowery Painting
Lunar Lander      Lefty Lucky Cat     Cube Clock            Jolly Painting
Flying Saucer     Lucky Gold Cat (2)  Odd Clock (2)         Sproid Set (2)
Steam Roller      Lemon Table         Glow Clock            Squelchoid
Striped Cone      Melon Chair         Gold Econo-Chair (2)  Yellow Cosmos (2)
Cement Mixer (2)  Daffodil Chair      Wheat Field (2)       Yellow Pansies (2)
Oil Drum (2)      Daffodil Table      Pineapple Bed (2)     Orange Pansies
Judge's Bell      Jasmine Bonsai      Candle                Yellow Tulips (2)
Picnic Table (2)  Pyramid             Throne                Yellow Roses (2)
Sprinkler (2)     Sphinx              Basic Yellow Bed      Gold Roses (2)
Elephant Slide    Mummy's Casket      Coin (2)              Dandelions (2)
Cash Register     Mountain Bike       Starman (2)
Green
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Ranch Couch        Hospital Bed        Hawthorn Bonsai      Koopa Shell (2)
Ranch Armchair     Baby Panda          Pothos               1-Up Mushroom
Ranch Tea Table    Tall Cactus         Coconut Palm         Green Pipe (2)
Green Bed          Cactus              Pachira              Yoshi's Egg
Green Dresser      Round Cactus        Caladium             Jack-in-the-Box
Green Wardrobe (2) Green Golf Bag      Dracaena             Kadomatsu (2)
Green Chair (2)    Green Lava Lamp (2) Lady Palm            Big Festive Tree
Green Bench (2)    Screen              Aloe                 Festive Tree
Green Table (2)    Deer Scare (2)      Rubber Tree          Leaf (2)
Green Desk (2)     Bath Mat (2)        Snake Plant          Bamboo Grass
Green Lamp         Lemon Table         Fan Palm             House Model
Green Counter      Lime Chair (2)      Corn Plant           Wide House Model
Green Pantry (2)   Pear Wardrobe       Bromeliaceae         Two-Story Model
Robo-Lamp          Pear Dresser        Weeping Fig          Nook's Cranny
Jingle Bed         Watermelon Chair    Rock Guitar          Nookway
Jingle Dresser     Melon Chair         Tennis Table (2)     Museum Model
Jingle Wardrobe    Watermelon Table    Billiard Table       Clankoid Set (2)
Jingle Table       Lily-Pad Table (2)  Mahjong Table        Puffoid Set (2)
Jingle Shelves     Froggy Chair (2)    Mountain Bike        Mini Plinkoid
Jingle Piano       Tulip Chair         Sleeping Bag (2)     Dekkoid (2)
Jingle Clock       Tulip Table         Tea Set              Buzzoid Set
Jingle Lamp        Iris Chair          Retro Fridge (2)     Strumboid Set
Desert Cactus      Iris Table          Clothesline Pole     Croakoid (2)
Green Drum (2)     Daffodil Chair      Treasure Chest       Mega Squelchoid (2)
Garden Gnome       Daffodil Table      Sunflower            Squelchoid
Bird Bath (2)      Ponderosa Bonsai    Washer/Dryer (2)     Squat Nebuloid
Train Set          Pine Bonsai         Glow Clock           Tall Nebuloid
Florence Flask     Mugho Bonsai        Jade Econo-Chair (2) Mega Sputnoid
Right Platform     Holly Bonsai        Fan (2)              Mega Quazoid (2)
Left Platform      Azalea Bonsai       Basic Green Bed      Lucky Clover
High-Jump Mat
Red
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Mushroom Bed (2)    Saw Horse            Quince Bonsai      Basic Red Bed
Mushroom Table      Jackhammer           Metal Guitar (2)   Super Mushroom
Mushroom Stand      Red Drum (2)         Upright Piano      Fire Bar
Mushroom TV         Haz-Mat Barrel (2)   Metronome (2)      Triple Shells (2)
Jingle Bed          Red Corner           Trash Bin          Kart
Jingle Dresser      Sandbag              Stool (2)          Hinaningyo
Jingle Wardrobe     Garden Gnome         Pagoda             Music Box
Jingle Sofa (2)     Lawn Mower (2)       Lantern            House Model
Jingle Chair (2)    Barbecue (2)         Campfire           Wide House Model
Jingle Table        Tiki Torch           Bonfire            Two-Story Model
Jingle Shelves      Dolly (2)            Stove              Nice Painting
Jingle Piano        Clear Model          Doghouse           Drilloid Set (2)
Jingle Clock        Giant Dharma (2)     Life Ring          Fizzoid Set (2)
Jingle Lamp         Dharma (2)           Snowboard (2)      Mini Squelchoid (2)
Gorgeous Bed        Mini-Dharma (2)      Sleigh             Mega Howloid (2)
Gorgeous Sofa (2)   White Golf Bag       Daffodil           Howloid (2)
Gorgeous Seat (2)   Red Armchair (2)     Red Boom Box (2)   Mega Harmonoid
Gorgeous Stool      Red Sofa (2)         Red Clock          Harmonoid
Gorgeous Counter    Red Vase             Gas Pump (2)       Timpanoid Set (2)
Gorgeous Lamp       Watermelon Chair     Extinguisher (2)   Red Cosmos (2)
Rocket              Watermelon Table     Fire Hydrant (2)   Red Pansies (2)
Detour Arrow (2)    Apple TV (2)         Candy Machine      Orange Pansies
Handcart (2)        Apple Clock          Phone Box (2)      Red Tulips (2)
Iron Frame (2)      Tulip Chair          Vacuum Cleaner     Red Roses (2)
Orange Cone (2)     Tulip Table          Executive Toy      Red Carnation (2)
Traffic Cone (2)    Maple Bonsai         Throne
Blue
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Blue Bed            Pave Table           Grapefruit Table   Nook 'n' Go
Blue Bureau (2)     Pave End Table       Pine Bonsai        Basic Painting
Blue Wardrobe (2)   Pave Bookshelf       Azalea Bonsai      Mega Plinkoid
Blue Chair (2)      Pave Bureau          Quince Bonsai      Mega Echoid
Blue Bench (2)      Pave Lamp            Garbage Pail (2)   Tall Echoid
Blue Table          Gracie Bed           Backpack           Tall Croakoid
Blue Bookcase (2)   Boxing Barricade     Cooler             Mini Howloid
Blue Cabinet (2)    Blue Corner          Clothesline Pole   Mega Nebuloid (2)
Blue Clock (2)      Boxing Mat (2)       Surfboard          Nebuloid
Blue Dresser (2)    Speed Bag            Beach Table        Mini Harmonoid
Cabana Lamp         Bug Zapper (2)       Gerbera            Tall Harmonoid
Robo-Bed            Elephant Slide       Lefty Desk         Freakoid Set
Robo-Sofa           Clear Model          Righty Desk        Tall Quazoid (2)