Animal Crossing Fanclub V2

[diana prince]

i'm lowkey scared i'm not going to get to play on release day, i was going to pick it up in store but everything here is closing due to corona.. i canceled my order and am probably just going to go with amazon.

[Lex.]

I should probably preorder as well.

[Lemon Tea Rain]

I'm somewhat glad I chose to go digital for this one. I've never done it before, but I'm pretty pleased with my decision among all this corona talk.

[diana prince]

I'm somewhat glad I chose to go digital for this one. I've never done it before, but I'm pretty pleased with my decision among all this corona talk.

i was going to go digital, but the thought of holding the game in my hands is really convincing because all my other games are digital copies

[Feral Fangs]

So, here's information on the first five islands, and the names of the other five I haven't figured out details for. If you have ideas for details on the other five islands, PM me

Ranseki Island
Ranseki Island is the main island of the Archipelago and is where planes arrive to drop off new residents. Ranseki island is known for its grassy green plains and the refreshing summer breezes that always stay warm, even in the dead of winter. The island's native fruit it apples, and the soil is incredibly fertile for all sorts of flora.

Kakuni Island
Kakuni Island is the only island in the Archipelago that has a volcano. Of course, this volcano went extinct years ago, otherwise, Nook Co. would never allow it to be inhabited. The volcanic eruptions of the past show to this day, both with volcanic rock on the beaches, and ash covered trees. Even with all the ash, the soil and environment is perfect for the pineapple trees that grow on the island

Ula'Ula Island
Ula'Ula Island is the largest of the islands in the Archipelago and is known for its wheat fields, which are free for any residents to harvest for whatever purposes they wish. Besides the wheat, the island is also home to plum trees, and Nook Co. is planning on opening a bakery on Ula'Ula Island.

Sakurini Island
Sakurini Island is known for its fishing industry and many unique and colorful fish call the rivers and beaches of Sakurini Island their home. Along with fishing, there is a large cave that goes far below the sea level and gives residents the opportunity to feel like they're diving because of the solid crystal clear walls that nature formed over time. Mangoes are the native fruit of Sakurini Island.

Diareni Island
Diareni Island is a bug catcher's paradise, no matter what time of year it is, there are always bugs to catch day and night. Once in a while, this is the island that the Bug Catching Contest takes place on. The peach trees that grow on Diareni Island attract massive swarms of bees, so residents are asked to take care while harvesting fruit as to avoid being stung by bees.

Arakuna Island

Quele Island

Finiko Island

Pumari Island

Jakanuni Island

[Skytigers456]

Oooh... That sounds so cool!!

[Feral Fangs]

Oooh... That sounds so cool!!

Thanks, but I'm having a block on the other five islands, any ideas?

[Faybell]

^ Just use five and add more later if you need them.

The last few days are going to be torture. :”D

Me and my boyfriend went halfsies on getting his mom a copy as an early mother’s day gift. No clue if she’ll like it, she pretty much only plays Mario Odyssey on the switch. She got bored of the other Mario like games (Mario kart, party, Luigi mansion, ect.). It’ll be great if she does end up liking it, with everything going on she could use a relaxing new game. Plus it’s something all of us can play together... well maybe minus his dad. I don’t see him getting into it.

[Feral Fangs]

^
I would, but the intro already gave the implication that there're ten islands in the archipelago.

[Faybell]

They can be added at a later date. That or just edit the description. There isn’t a point of having 10 if there is no use for them.