Jeff's Animal Crossing Blog

When I checked my mail today, I found a goodbye letter from Pierce. These new animals never stick around long.

I went up to Nookington’s to sell the junk in my pockets, only to find that I can’t sell anything. It’s raffle day.

Just south of Nook’s store, I found a new house. Roald the penguin has moved into town, and he seems pretty cool.

He moved into the same acre as Puck, my other penguin. I guess Acre B-5 must be the Antarctica of Forest.

And I saw that Puck’s house has windows in the roof (on one side only). Have I never noticed this before?

I had a lot of weeds around town, so I pulled as many as I could find. When I got around to Hank’s house, he looked surprised to see me.

Actually, he just wanted the dino bone in my pocket. He asked to buy it, but I chose to give it to him for free. He ended up giving me a green golf bag in exchange.

Once I completed a lap around town, I finished up at the post office. Phyllis was thrilled to see me. As always.

Freya the wolf has moved out of town. I got her goodbye letter in the mail today.

I saw a new house close to where Belle lives, and I met my new neighbor, Pierce the eagle. I’ve had him in ACCF before.

Belle wasn’t home, but I found her visiting the pond near Sydney’s house. She was talking about horoscopes and how she takes hers very seriously.

After that, I made my way over to the wishing well. Even though New Leaf and City Folk have cherry blossom petals falling from the sky, the GameCube version of Animal Crossing has a three-day festival devoted to them.

There are tables filled with food and drinks, and several animals will be found here, laughing, dancing, and having a good time.

Not only does the festival have its own music, but each hourly song also has a special version, just for this event each April 5-7. It sounds soothing and relaxing. I don’t know why Nintendo hasn’t brought this event back in subsequent games, but it remains one of the GameCube game’s exclusive features.

Once I was done enjoying the festivities, I stopped at the post office and then returned home for the night.

As expected, Carrie the kangaroo has quickly hopped on out of town. I got her goodbye letter in the mail.

I went to shop at Nookington’s, and when I went upstairs, I was greeted by the big creepy face of a totem pole!

I hadn’t changed my shirt in months, so I decided to buy this deep blue tee.

After putting it on, I continued my walk. Puck told me he was one day away from forgetting all about me.

It’s not that funny, Puck. Moving along, I soon saw a new house. It belongs to my new neighbor, Bertha the hippo.

She lives in acre E-5, next to Maple. I believe it’s the same spot where Hank used to live. While making train rides years ago, I was shocked to find that Hank had moved to my secondary town Ohio. I was determined to get him back, so I had my Ohio character travel to Forest a bunch of times. It resulted in a lot of movement of characters from Forest to Ohio and vice versa. It got crazy when Belle from Ohio moved into Forest…because Forest already had a Belle! My original Belle moved out eventually, but the Ohio Belle still remains. Eventually, Hank moved back to Forest and I decided to stop traveling by train; it’s too risky!

Just down the ramp, Static was his usual friendly self.

Meanwhile, Hank was looking forward to seeing the flowers bloom. And nearby, Sydney and Baabara apparently just had an argument. Baabara was feeling a little blue.

And Candi was expecting me to change the weather, just so she can use her umbrella. Yeah, I’ll get right on that.I finished up with a stop at the post office and then returned home for the night.