#Doubutsu mori plus#

It was later remade for the GameCube in 2002, and released worldwide as Animal Crossing. The reason it was originally released as a Japan-exclusive game was because Nintendo was uncertain whether a worldwide release for the game was viable, due to it being text-heavy and containing Japanese references and holidays that were untranslatable at the time. It was released only in Japan for the Nintendo 64. This is likely an error, as the goatee is absent in-game.Dōbutsu no Mori ( どうぶつの森 Animal Forest in English ?), is the name of the first installment in the Animal Crossing series. In Nan's amiibo card artwork, she has what appears to be a black goatee that is the same color as the rest of her fur.Nan is the only goat villager with the 'catch bugs' hobby as her starting hobby in Wild World.

Nan and Chevre's New Horizons photos share a similar background, with the pink blossoming wall and green blossoming wall, respectively.

The presence of Chevre's photo in Nan's New Horizons house and vice-versa also hints at their friendship.

This is a reference to the Japanese children song 'Goat Mail' ( やぎさんゆうびん, yagisan yūbin ?), which is about a black goat and a white goat sending letters to each other, but they keep eating the letters before having a chance to read them.

Nan is established to be pen pals with Chevre in Nan's e-Reader card profile, her profile on the official Japanese website for City Folk, and her Pocket Camp description.

Nan's house features Chevre's photo while Chevre's house features Nan's photo. Her actual house features a nearly identically-mirrored layout of Chevre's house, with different color variations for the furniture and different furniture in the music player slot. She cannot have her initial house interior unless she moves out of the player's island or the Happy Home Paradise DLC is purchased, in which either the player or Isabelle can reset the interior.

#Doubutsu mori plus#

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, if Nan is one of the villagers who moved in during the main storyline after the villager house development quest, her house will have a combination of non-craftable furniture, plus items crafted by players during the island development storyline, primarily from the Wooden Series. During DJ KK's concerts: Paradise Planning event tee (Red) & light-up flower crown (Yellow).While floating in the ocean: Leaf-print wet suit (Yellow) & round tinted shades (Brown).While practicing hula: Pineapple aloha shirt (Orange) & hibiscus hairpin (Yellow).As the shop manager for the apparel shop: Staff uniform (Yellow).As a patient for the hospital: PJ outfit (Green).As the doctor for the hospital: Doctor's coat (Red necktie).As the receptionist for the hospital: Nurse's jacket (Blue).As a staff for the café: Diner apron (Yellow).As the chef/apprentice for the restaurant: Chef's outfit (Orange) & chef's hat.As the cashier/employee for the restaurant: Café uniform (Green).As the teacher for the school: Checkered sweater vest (Light brown) & rimmed glasses (Black).

As a student for the school: School uniform with necktie (Navy blue).Happy Home Paradise DLC exclusive clothing: Birthday & Wedding Season photoshoot: Fancy party dress (Green) & flashy hairpin (Orange).Turkey Day (chef): Chef's outfit (Orange) & chef's hat.Halloween: Flashy animal costume (Orange) & flashy round-ear animal hat (Orange).Bunny Day: Stone-egg outfit & stone-egg shell.Bug-Off: Athletic jacket (Green) & straw hat (Brown).Fishing Tourney: Athletic jacket (Green).While exercising: Athletic jacket (Green).Sleepwear and if sick: PJ outfit (Green) & terry-cloth nightcap (Orange).During snow: Peacoat (Navy blue) & snowy knit cap (Orange).During rain (if not using umbrella): Dotted raincoat (Green) & outdoor hat (Green).