Doubutsu No Mori Plus - Strategy Guide (Page 14)
Below are the cheat codes, hints and help for Doubutsu No Mori Plus - Strategy Guide (Page 14).
Diamond: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- Big space with no trees or
bushes/grass around, 5 Pink Cosmos, 8 White Cosmos, 12 Blue Cosmos.
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Curve: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- House of your favorite villager,
with one side of the house being where you don't walk a whole lot (so you
won't step on the flowers), 5 Red Tulips, 5 White Tulips, 5 Yellow Tulips. If
desired, continue the design around the entire house, but make sure you don't
step on them!
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Envelope: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- Post Office, 54 Yellow Pansies,
35 Purple Pansies, 28 White Pansies.
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Smiley Face: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- LOTS of room, 50 Yellow
Tulips, 7 White Tulips.
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Mickey Mouse: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- LOTS of room, 82 Blue Cosmos.
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Mario Mushroom: Supplies Needed/Suggested -- LOTS of room, 44 Red Tulips,
31 White Cosmos. (Thanks to NessRevenge13 for this one!)
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24) JAPANESE AND NINTENDO REFERENCES:
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Japanese References:
In Japan, one of their cultural "quirks" (for lack of a better word) is
in their live shows when they have the ladies pick up umbrellas with
swirls on them and twirl them around. From the back, the swirls are
continuous and can be almost hypnotic -- hence the "Hypno umbrella," an
item in AC. Once you have this umbrella, put it in your hands, stand
so your character is facing North (away from you), and press the A
button. She/he will twirl the umbrella. They can't do it constantly,
but the effect is close. Then, turn around so you can see your
character's face, and you can see them turn the umbrella using both
hands. It's quite cute and the twirling works with any umbrella, rain
or shine, and with certain patterns, it can look very cool.
- posted by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Tom Nook gets his name from the Japanese word "Tanuki," meaning raccoon.
- posted by myself, Pikachu 4 President
Nintendo References:
Rescue the bird-sailor (Gulliver) that washes up onshore. Talk to him twice
and the first time he will explain how he got there; the second time he'll
say he misses his fish in "Hyrule."
- paraphrased from Sephiroth411
He'll also say he wonders if Mary in "Toad Town" is doing OK.
- paraphrased from Quaker Oats
Kappn' will ask if you've ever been to the Hyrulian jail.
- paraphrased from wobbuffet10 and Cassady99
There's a triforce symbol on the back side of Katrina's tent.
According to the Fishing FAQ, after catching a loach, your character
says, "Do you think it's Hyrulian?"
- paraphrased from Giygas199X
There's a Nintendo parasol with a Japanese symbol on it that means "Nintendo."
- paraphrased from AC
A crocodile with the catch phrase "It's-a-me!" is one of the villagers
you may encounter in AC.
- paraphrased from Sam I Am
In one of the animals' houses, if you open a wardrobe/dresser, it may
say (something like) "You found 100 Rupees! Too bad they're useless
here."
- paraphrased from ProtoBladeX
After talking to Gulliver (the bird-sailor) and getting the item, talk
to him a few more times. He may say (something like), "... and then
there was the time I fought those giant sea snakes at Pinnacle Rock...
oh, wait, that wasn't me!"
One of Kapp'n's songs has the lyrics,
"Oh listen now me boys
With all your trinkets and toys
Yes I know Nintendo
Gives you your joys.
But, lad, I ask ye,
Can a game sing like me?
Mario... Can't croon, bro!
Don't you agree?"
- paraphrased from Miyamoto Wannabe
When you start a new player in a town, sometimes, when Rover is on the
phone talking to Nook, he'll greet Nook with this:
"It's-a-me!
Haha! Great impression, huh?
Anyway..."
- posted by Asrman1
Speaking of umbrellas, the "Nintendo parasol" is worth 64 bells. 64...
Nintendo 64... Get it? :-)
- posted by tiamold
There is a red shirt with an "M" on it named "Big Bro's shirt" and a
green shirt with a green "L" on it named "Li'l Bro's shirt."
- taken from The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power
Tangy once asked me to help her "get through the maze in the back of her
Nintendo Power magazine."
- posted by me, Pikachu 4 President
The Anju and Kaffe shirts are in reference to Zelda VI: Majora's Mask.
There is what appears to be a Goron in the bottom left corner of Redd's tent.
- posted by HAWK1010
Sometimes the villagers will ask you to deliver a Pocket Pikachu, a Game Boy, or
a Nintendo Power magazine.
- posted by ACTrader
The Octopus Paper is a reference to the Game & Watch games by Nintendo
- paraphrased from Bing147
Gulliver says something about the Karagol Sea. It's from a game boy advance
game, Golden Sun.
- posted by drillpeck
The Desert Shirt is the same one worn by Ganondorf and the Gerudo of the desert
in Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
- posted by Crazy C Lea
Gracie has been known to say, "Oh, how nice, you're wearing one of my fashions.
That was part of last season's Hyrulian line."
- posted by thom_burr
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25) F.A.Q./ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (FOR BEGINNERS AND NOVICES):
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All answers given by myself unless otherwise noted. PLEASE do
not e-mail me with questions or post on the AC Message Board until
you have read this the WHOLE WAY THROUGH...
About The Game:
Q: Should I buy this game?
A: Yes. Absolutely. Your life won't be complete without it.
Seriously. Alright, alright, here's a more detailed answer... It depends. If
you work or go to school a lot (and I mean a LOT, like where you wouldn't be
able to play the game for days at a time), then try renting it first. Since it
works on real time, then the game keeps going even when you stop playing. So if
you stop playing for 4+ days or so, sometimes your town will have lots of weeds
you'll have to pull, or some of your villagers will move out. This game is good
if you don't necessarily need for a game to have a big, advanced storyline. Or
perfect graphics (the graphics are great, but a lot of people like perfection.
Q: Is this game like the Sims?
A: It's the same concept (control your own life, meet people, make
friends, etc.), except it's about 2,000% better than the Sims because
it's so much more detailed. You can control what you say to others.
You can create patterns, get original 8-bit Nintendo games that you can
play on your GameCube, go fishing, go bug-catching, buy stuff, sell
stuff... I could go on and on. Just trust me.
Q: So this game works on "real time"... What's that mean?
A: It means that even when you're done playing and turn off your
GameCube, time is passing in your game. If you don't play for a few
days, your house may become infested with cockroaches and your
villagers will be upset that you haven't come to see them.
Q: That sounds like a lot of trouble for just a game.
A: First of all, Animal Crossing is not just a game, it's a state of
mind. It's a way of life. Secondly, it's not so much trouble. Just
taking a bit of time to talk to everyone and pull out the weeds in your
town is enough to keep most of the villagers happy.
E-Reader:
Q: What's this e-Reader I've heard so much about?
A: The e-Reader is a product from Nintendo that plugs into your Game
Boy Advance. Using either the cards that it comes with or cards you
buy separately, you can swipe the cards and get new items in Animal
Crossing or play old Nintendo games on your GBA.
Q: I have a Game Boy Advance and a GameCube/GBA Link Cable! Now where do I
get the E-cards?
A: Wal*Mart, Fry's (best bet), Target, and basically any other video game
store. Beware of clueless game store clerks, though!
Q: Do you have a list of the available e-cards?
A: Of course! Here they are:
Series 1 Character Cards:
001 -- K.K. Slider
002 -- Rover
003 -- Porter
004 -- Tom Nook (Nook's Cranny uniform)
005 -- Tortimer
006 -- Mr. Resetti
007 -- Blathers
008 -- Sable Able
009 -- Mabel Able
010 -- Kapp'n
011 -- Bob
012 -- Mitzi
013 -- Punchy
014 -- Ankha
015 -- Paolo
016 -- Teddy
017 -- Potia
018 -- Peanut
019 -- Bliss
020 -- Bunnie
021 -- O'Hare
022 -- Bill
023 -- Joey
024 -- Maelle
025 -- Biff
026 -- Lobo
027 -- Rasher
028 -- Pigleg
029 -- Rhoda
030 -- Plucky
031 -- Tad
032 -- Drift
033 -- Chevre
034 -- Bangle
035 -- Rowan
036 -- Buck
037 -- Bluebear
038 -- June
039 -- Cheri
040 -- Apollo
041 -- Cube
042 -- Flash
043 -- Yodel
044 -- Faith
045 -- Bud
046 -- Flossie
047 -- Pinky
048 -- Nibbles
049 -- Dotty
050 -- Scoot
051 -- Boris
052 -- Goose
053 -- Admiral
054 -- Kody
055 -- Pierce
056 -- Puck
057 -- Bones
058 -- Dora
059 -- Spike
060 -- Jane
Series 1 Design Cards:
D01 -- Shine Sprite
D02 -- Jumpman Mario
Series 1 Music Cards:
M01 -- Only Me
M02 -- K.K. Faire
M03 -- DJ K.K.
M04 -- Mr. K.K.
Promotional Cards (found only in issues of Nintendo Power):
PR -- Link Design card
- Series 1 card lists posted by myself, Pikachu_4_President
Series 2 Character Cards:
061 -- Tom Nook (Nook 'n' Go uniform)
062 -- Pelly
063 -- Copper
064 -- Saharah
065 -- Joan
066 -- Jingle
067 -- Redd
068 -- Stinky
069 -- Olivia
070 -- Purrl
071 -- Eloise
072 -- Elina
073 -- Eunice
074 -- Baabara
075 -- Dozer
076 -- Grizzly
077 -- Cookie
078 -- Butch
079 -- Filbert
080 -- Sally
081 -- Doc
082 -- Coco
083 -- Pompom
084 -- Derwin
085 -- Bubbles
086 -- Chief
087 -- Dobie
088 -- Sampson
089 -- Limberg
090 -- Curly
091 -- Lucy
092 -- Ava
093 -- Leigh
094 -- Chuck
095 -- Patty
096 -- Jay
097 -- Midge
098 -- Puddles
099 -- Lily
100 -- Camofrog
101 -- Boots
102 -- Iggy
103 -- Tybalt
104 -- Cyrano
105 -- Yuka
106 -- Elmer
107 -- Peaches
108 -- Vladimir
109 -- Poncho
110 -- Peewee
111 -- Sprocket
112 -- Marcy
113 -- Kitt
114 -- Buzz
115 -- Roald
116 -- Aurora
117 -- Olive
118 -- Franklin
Series 2 Design Cards:
D03 -- Samus's Suit
D04 -- Pikmin Pattern
D05 -- Star Fox Emblem
D06 -- K.K. Tour Tee
Series 2 Music Cards:
M05 -- K.K. Country
M06 -- K.K. Parade
M07 -- K.K. Aria
M08 -- Senor K.K. (with an accent over the "n")
Series 2 Player Cards:
P01 -- Boy (1)
P02 -- Girl (1)
P03 -- Boy (2)
P04 -- Girl (2)
Series 2 Sibling Cards:
B01 -- Resetti Brothers
- Series 2 Character Cards list posted by omnitarian
Series 3 Character Cards:
119 -- Tom Nook (Nookway uniform)
120 -- Phyllis
121 -- Booker
122 -- Wendell
123 -- Katrina
124 -- Gulliver
125 -- Tangy
126 -- Monique
127 -- Kitty
128 -- Opal
129 -- Stella
130 -- Cashmere
131 -- Chow
132 -- Goldie
133 -- Bea
134 -- Ricky
135 -- Blaire
136 -- Gaston
137 -- Claude
138 -- Weber
139 -- Mallary
140 -- Bertha
141 -- Wolfgang
142 -- Chico
143 -- Anicotti
144 -- Truffles
145 -- Cobb
146 -- Betty
147 -- Hank
148 -- Stu
149 -- Belle
150 -- Anchovy
151 -- Otis
152 -- Jeremiah
153 -- Huck
154 -- Ribbot
155 -- Liz
156 -- Velma
157 -- Rolf
158 -- Snooty
159 -- Sydney
160 -- Winnie
161 -- Cleo
162 -- Annalise
163 -- Rex
164 -- Maple
165 -- Hornsby
166 -- Cesar
167 -- Rio
168 -- Carrie
169 -- Mathilda
170 -- Quetzal
171 -- Hopper
172 -- Ursala
173 -- Lulu
174 -- Pango
175 -- Tom Nook (Raffle Day uniform)
176 -- Timmy
177 -- Chip
178 -- Blanca
179 -- Kabuki
180 -- Ellie
181 -- Groucho
182 -- Maddie
183 -- Static
184 -- Snake
185 -- Rocco
186 -- Candi
187 -- Sue E
188 -- T-bone
189 -- Twiggy
190 -- Jambette
191 -- Sven
192 -- Gonzo
193 -- Leopold
194 -- Cupcake
195 -- Queenie
196 -- Friga
197 -- Farley
Series 3 Design Cards:
D07 -- Hero's Tunic
D08 -- Triforce Tile
D09 -- Kirby Wallpaper
D10 -- Resetti's Wrath
Series 3 Music Cards:
M09 -- K.K. Elude
M10 -- K.K. Lullaby
M11 -- K.K. Condor
Series 3 Player Cards:
P05 -- Boy (3)
P06 -- Girl (3)
P07 -- Boy (4)
P08 -- Girl (4)
P09 -- Boy (5)
P10 -- Boy (6)
Series 3 Sibling Cards:
B02 -- Mable & Sable
B03 -- Timmy & Tommy
- Series 3 card lists posted by mdude4
Series 4 Character Cards:
198 -- Tom Nook (Nookington's uniform)
199 -- Pete
200 -- Copper
201 -- Tommy
202 -- Gracie
203 -- Redd
204 -- Jack
205 -- Kiki
206 -- Tabby
207 -- Tom
208 -- Dizzy
209 -- Vesta
210 -- Tutu
211 -- Biskit
212 -- Lucky
213 -- Hazel
214 -- Mint
215 -- Gabi
216 -- Genji
217 -- Freckles
218 -- Deena
219 -- Rollo
220 -- Freya
221 -- Penny
222 -- Rizzo
223 -- Spork
224 -- Hugh
225 -- Egbert
226 -- Oxford
227 -- Bessie
228 -- Piper
229 -- Twirp
230 -- Ace
231 -- Emerald
232 -- Cousteau
233 -- Prince
234 -- Alli
235 -- Billy
236 -- Zoe
237 -- Ozzie
238 -- Ed
239 -- Octavian
240 -- Aziz
241 -- Murphy
242 -- Pudge
243 -- Tiara
244 -- Sandy
245 -- Astrid
246 -- Amelia
247 -- Gwen
248 -- Boomer
249 -- Axel
250 -- Nate
251 -- Bitty
252 -- Gruff
253 -- Huggy
254 -- Valise
255 -- Wisp
256 -- Don
257 -- Rosie
258 -- Woolio
259 -- Daisy
260 -- Pecan
261 -- Pippy
262 -- Pate
263 -- Fang
264 -- Carmen
265 -- Hambo
266 -- Hector
267 -- Petunia
268 -- Robin
269 -- Wart Jr.
270 -- Alfonso
271 -- Nosegay
272 -- Savannah
273 -- Tank
274 -- Louie
275 -- Mr. Resetti
Series 4 Design Cards:
D11 -- Yoshi's Egg
D12 -- Poke Ball
D13 -- Li'l Miser Shirt
D14 -- Kapp'n's Kisser
Series 4 "G" Cards:
G01 -- Copper & Booker
Series 4 Music Cards:
M12 -- K.K. Chorale
M13 -- K.K. Folk
M14 -- Comrade K.K.
Series 4 Nintendo (8-bit) Game Cards:
N01 -- Ice Climber
N02 -- Mario Bros.
Series 4 Player Cards:
P11 -- Girl (5)
P12 -- Girl (6)
P13 -- Boy (7)
P14 -- Girl (7)
P15 -- Boy (8)
P16 -- Girl (8)
Series 4 Sibling Cards:
B04 -- Pelly & Phyllis
- Series 4 card lists posted by myself, Pikachu_4_President
General/Miscellaneous:
Q: What is a "pitfall"? Is it a game?
A: Not in Animal Crossing. A pitfall is an item. It looks like a
white circle with a large red exclamation point on the front. Bury it
and then you or one of your villagers will fall in it after walking
over it. It's meant to be a prank to play on your townsanimals.
Q: What kind of fruits are there?
A: Apples, pears, cherries, peaches, oranges, and coconuts (only found
on the island).
- answer by TRDNiteLife
Q: Why does my character have horns?
A: She/he doesn't. It's hair sticking out from underneath their hat.
Q: Why do I keep finding soccer/basket/volleyballs around my village? What am I
supposed to do with them?
A: Sometimes, when asking a villager for a favor, they will say they're bored
and mention that if they had a ball to play with, they would be happier. It is
your job to kick the ball over to them. After you do that, talk to them, and
they will thank you. Also, you can kick the ball over to an townsanimal (even if
they didn't ask for one) and they will kick it around. You can kick it back and
forth between yourself and the villager.
Q: Do you really get presents from your villagers on your birthday?
A: Depends. If they've already asked you what your birthday is and
you have been being completely nice to each and every villager (even
the not-so-nice ones), you will most likely get presents. My birthday
is October 6th, and I got presents from almost every villager in my
town. Plus, one of them was even standing outside my house waiting for
me with a present that turned out to be an NES game!
Q: What if I get something from someone to return to someone else, but
the person I have to return it to has moved?
A: You'll have to go to the town they moved to and give it to them
there.
Q: How many Computer-Controlled Characters can I have?
A: 15, not counting Nook, The Able Sisters, the Post Office staff, or
anyone else not living in a house. You can have 4 human characters, but only 1
will be able to play at one time, and you will not be able to see the other
human characters in their houses.
Q: What's this "island" I've heard about?
A: You can only get to it using a GameCube/Game Boy Advance Link Cable
to link up your GameCube and a GBA. The fishing is better on the
island, you can create designs for free, talk to the animals there, and
do all sorts of other nifty things that you can't do on the mainland.
Q: What can I do after I pay off all of my house extensions?
A: Donate bugs, fish, paintings, and fossils to the museum.
If you haven't visited the island yet, do that.
Go bug your friends/relatives' neighbors in their towns.
Catch every species of bug and fish in the game (I believe
there's 40 for each).
Stare in awe at the statue you've received for paying off your
debts.
Work on creating new designs.
Work on getting every item available in the game (this includes
all the shirts, in which case it could take you years to collect
everything).
Get a new memory card and start another town.
Spread the word about how wonderful this game is. Start a fan
club!
- answer posted by myself with help from dman53 and ACTrader
Q: What can I do after Nook closes his store at night?
A: Clean your house.
Catch fish and/or bugs and store them in your house until you can
sell them.
Re-arrange your furniture.
Answer your mail.
Dig up all the fossils, etc. and send them to the museum (the
Post Office is open 24 hours a day).
Do chores for the villagers that are still awake.
Wake up the villages sleeping in front of their houses.
Pull weeds.
Cut down trees that are too close together.
Catch bugs and fish and carry them around with you. Talk to villagers and
they might buy them for lots of money.
Wake up your villagers. At least six of mine will fall asleep in
front of their houses at night. Make sure they go into their houses,
because sometimes they'll walk around a bit and then fall back asleep
outside.
Q: This game includes Feng Shui, doesn't it? How do I use it to my
advantage?
A: Yes, this game uses Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art of arranging
furniture to encourage the flow of good chi (energy) and a happy,
healthy life. Using it will earn you more luck in finding items and money. To
use it, arrange your furniture like this:
Orange furniture in the North (top of your house) for finding bells and items
Yellow furniture in the West (left of your house) for finding bells and items
Red furniture in the East (right of your house) for finding items
Green furniture in the South (bottom of your house) for finding bells and items
- answer posted by myself with help from Knightshade
Q: Why did you create this FAQ?
A: Several reasons, really. To help out those on the Animal crossing
Message Board, because they asked me to. I also did it for my sister,
who hasn't been playing the game nearly as long as I have. And because
I wanted to give back to those on the Message Board who have always
been so kind and helpful to me.
Q: I'd like to give something back to you for creating this FAQ. What can I
do?
A: Drop me an e-mail to say thanks! Just that makes all this work fun and
worthwhile. But, if you really feel the need to go above and beyond, I'd like
two things: I'm trying to find AC plush dolls. They were only made in Japan.
I'm looking for the Tom Nook, Porter, Rover, Girl with net, Boy with net, and
Boy with fishing rod. If you have a friend in Japan or something, they might
have one. I've tried eBay and ufocatcher.com, but they're too expensive. Also,
e-mail me for a list of the e-cards I need to complete my set. Also, I'm
looking for anything and everything Animal Crossing (Doubutsu no Mori)-related
from Japan. I'm also looking for promotional AC 3-D models from video
game/software stores. All items I'd be willing to pay or trade for.
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