20 Minutes of Obscure Animal Crossing Details You Probably Missed... 

Came to the comments to say this. Lol.

I agree. Lol it makes way more sense

I thought this was common knowledge - although I actually don’t think ive ever seen multiple birds because I check the board every time I see one bird so I only have one new post usually

@@christianzombievampiresame I thought everyone knew this 😅

I thought everyone knew this lmao- I was suprised to see when he didn't know

Yes! In new leaf it will be a villager dialogue during your first days.

Yeah. I thought it was common knowledge too.

Literally!

Same! I gues he’s just never played new leaf, or didn’t play it much. He’s made a few errors with new leaf across vids so I’m guessing it’s one of the 2

I absolutely had a villager tell me this in new leaf and in new horizons more than once

they’re also in Wild World

and city folk lmao

I literally sold one today that I bought lmao (new leaf). Also I don’t think it’s that rare, but idk for sure. I got it from super TNT Mart. Also do you still play new leaf? If so, please let me know

Thank you. I thought i'm going crazy, because i was so Sure that they exist in wild World and New leaf. Now i know i'm not crazy 😅

it might actuallly be club 101, i'm not sure

Yep! City Folk definitely had this and I vividly remember it growing up, though I think it was always only one bird no matter how many new messages there were.

Yep! Actually just got Wild World a few days ago (I know, I'm a bit late with that), and one of my villagers told me that the birds on the bulletin board meant you had a new message.

I was just about to comment the same thing

It started at least in city folk, I’m not sure about wild world

That part was confusing for me as well- I’m absolutely sure I had one of those things in wild world

Yeah, I remember having that item in new leaf

Can you catch them? If so, how many Bells do they sell for?

Eddie Murphy is indeed an actor, though he started as a comedian iirc

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yep also remember having one in wild world! sure there were 2, a small one and a larger one

Yes! Had one for a while in both WW and NL. You're supposed to make a wish before closing his eye. It never left the English versions of the games.

Pretty sure it comes from "To rove", "to move aimlessly". Because he's always on the train, bus, etc.

Rover used to be a classic name for dogs, Animal Crossing just used a cat instead

⁠@@paradisealivegames2403That's what I've always assumed. Never knew where the dog name originates though and "to move around aimlessly" can certainly apply to dogs... maybe it's a combination of reasons 🤔

It does. Edit: I misread it as "comes from the word" , not "comes from the word roaming". In that case, it does not. But *it does* come from "the word" , if the word you mean is well... "Rover".

​@@paradisealivegames2403The team(s) localized it from Strange Cat to Rover. The funny thing is both version of the name maintain just calling the cat a thing (a strange cat is a thing/descriptive, and a rover is a thing/noun). Anyways, the Nintendo of America team was allowed to translate stuff, but we couldn't see the team completely change a character from being a cat to a dog. That's why Rover is still a cat, while yes that is also a classic name for a dog, it's also a thing/title/descriptive of someone much like how "Strange Cat" was.

Lol, definitely. I feel like he has to be making a dry humor joke sorts to get people to comment which boosts videos in the algorithm. _terrible Japanese accent:_ "I starta a rover and make a new town". Like bruh, thinking Rover is named for being Over is a very interesting take as Rover is literally a word and that word 1:1 describes the cat in question.

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@@Mega-MatoWhat?

@mariomemer123Lol- I see. I didn't want to sound like that tho

I’m an art major and I’m baffled too

That’s because art is subjective

Well abstract art is supposed to challenge the idea of art as a whole. Should only greatly detailed works like the Mona Lisa be considered art? I wish I could show you what I made for my painting class recently for our emotional abstract art unit. One of my pieces is just a thin tip of yellow proceeding to blend into blue flowing down like thick paint and pooling at the bottom. Some people guessed the emotion was calm, or relaxed, or sadness, or tiredness. But nobody got it until I said what it actually was, Disappointment, then everyone was like “That looks just like that emotion!”. Why am I telling you all this even if you’ll never read it? Because art is subjective to the viewer, everyone feels a different way about art because of their own experiences. And abstract art is pure, raw subjectiveness.

@peachyogurtsoup7615 I actually did read all of it and I gat that, but that particular piece I can open Paint and perfectly reproduce it in like 2 minutes. I'm not critical of the idea od abstract art as a whole just that particular one.

It was influential at the time, more of a representation in a shift in art. I think the art itself is more of a symbol

Literally have had my new leaf town since 2015, and I've never seen them either! That's Hella rare

Lol

None of the villagers are actually able to catch anything. :)

@@darkwolf7655 Gotcha that makes sense. Probably something I've noticed while playing, but I've fallen out of the game for a bit, so it was a small detail I probably forgot. c:

yeah, and there's a lot of different dharma designs in pocket camp as well