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[[File:NH Entering Dream 1 Free Summer Update.png|thumb|right|250px|A player entering a dream in {{NH|nolink}}]]
 
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A '''dream''' is an online feature in {{NL}} and {{NH}} that allows [[player]]s to go to sleep and have [[Luna]] take them to a static, "dream" version of another [[town]]. The player can upload a dream version of their town, which can then be visited frozen in the state it was uploaded in, including the time of year. The player can interact with dream towns by taking items, plucking flowers, cutting down trees, and more, but the actual town is not affected and any items are lost upon waking up from the dream. The player can interact with the town's residents (including villagers and other players) and enter their houses, but most other buildings and secondary areas such as [[Main Street]] are inaccessible.
  
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A '''dream''' is an online feature in {{NL}} and {{NH}} that allows players to visit other dream [[town]]s (dream islands in {{NH|short|nolink}}). Unlike regular town visits, some areas (like [[Main Street]] or [[Town Hall]]) are inaccessible and the player cannot take any items from this town (if they are lying on the ground). In both games, Luna will hold onto the items that were in the player's pockets prior to dreaming, and will return them once the player wakes up.
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In {{NL|nolink}}, dreams could be accessed via the [[Dream Suite]], a [[public works project]] that can be built on Main Street. While initially absent from {{NH|nolink}}, dreams were added in the 1.4.0 [[Free Summer Update]] Wave 2 and are accessed by lying down in any [[bed]] in the [[Player house|player's own house]]. Uploading and visiting dreams in {{NL|short|nolink}} is no longer possible due to the discontinuation of online services for the [[Nintendo 3DS]] on April 8th, 2024.
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While initially absent from {{NH}}, dreams were added in the 1.4.0 [[Free Summer Update]] Wave 2. Unlike the previous game, the player can sleep on a regular [[bed]] rather than in the Dream Suite, which does not exist in ''New Horizons''. Dreams may only be accessed if the bed that the player sleeps on is in their own house, and if the airport gates are closed.
 
  
 
==Sharing a dream==
 
==Sharing a dream==
 
===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
 
===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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[[File:DreamSuiteCouch.jpg|thumb|left|A player lying down to share a dream in {{NL|short|nolink}}]]
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[[File:NL Dream Suite Lying on Couch.jpg|thumb|left|A player lying down to share a dream in {{NL|short|nolink}}]]
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Once a day, the player can share a dream of their own town with other {{NL|short|nolink}} players by lying down on the couch. Luna will ask the player whether or not custom designs from the town can be taken by visitors; if the player allows this, [[Wendell]] will appear in dreams of the town to provide the designs to dreamers. Luna will then tell the player their town's Dream Address and pay the player 5,000 Bells.  
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Once a day, the player could share a dream of their own town with other {{NL|short|nolink}} players by lying down on the couch. Luna will ask the player whether or not custom designs from the town can be taken by visitors; if the player allows this, [[Wendell]] will appear in dreams of the town to provide the designs to dreamers. Luna will then tell the player their town's Dream Address and pay the player 5,000 Bells.  
  
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The first time the player uploads the dream of their town, Luna will add the town's Dream Address to the player's [[Town Pass Card]]. After later updates, Luna will tell the player how many other players have dreamed of their towns. The player may also talk directly to Luna to have the dream of their town deleted.
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The first time the player uploads the dream of their town, Luna will add the town's Dream Address to the player's [[Town Pass Card]]. After later updates, Luna would tell the player how many other players have dreamed of their towns. The player may also talk directly to Luna to have the dream of their town deleted.
  
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Before {{WA|short}} update, a Dream Address consisted of 12 digits; however, after update they now contain hexadecimal values. All towns shared before this update were removed.
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Before the {{NLWa|short}} update, a Dream Address consisted of 12 digits; however, after update they now contain hexadecimal values. All towns shared before this update were removed.
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Because the online functionalities for the [[Nintendo 3DS]] have been discontinued, this feature can no longer be used. However, the Dream Suite can still be built once the requirements for it have been met.
  
 
===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
 
===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
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Once a day, the player can share a dream of their own island with other {{NH|short|nolink}} players by lying down on any bed in their own house. Dream Addresses are prefixed with DA and follow a similar format to the Dream Addresses from {{NL|short}} (12-digit number). The player's dream address is added to their island map and passport once the Dream is initially uploaded. After the dream's initial upload, and upon each subsequent update to the Dream, Luna will mail the player a Dream Exchange Bell Ticket the following day, which can be sold at [[Nook's Cranny]] for 5,000 Bells.
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After the player's tent upgrades to a house, the player can share a dream of their own island once a day with other {{NH|short|nolink}} players by lying down on any bed in their own house. Dream Addresses are prefixed with DA and follow a similar format to the Dream Addresses from {{NL|short|nolink}} (12-digit number). The player's Dream Address is added to their island map and passport once the dream is initially uploaded. After the dream's initial upload, and upon each subsequent update to the dream, Luna will mail the player a Dream Exchange Bell Ticket the following day, which can be sold at [[Nook's Cranny]] for 5,000 Bells.
  
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Besides updating their dream and visiting other dream islands, the player can either delete the dream or set the dream to private, so that the dream address does not appear on the player's map or passport.
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Besides updating their dream and visiting other dream islands, the player can either delete the dream or set the dream to private, so that the Dream Address does not appear on the player's map or passport. Dreaming cannot be accessed when in multiplayer.
  
 
==Dreaming==
 
==Dreaming==
 
===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
 
===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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[[File:EnteringDream.jpg|thumb|A player entering a dream in {{NL|short|nolink}}]]
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[[File:NL Player Enters Dream.jpg|thumb|A player entering a dream in {{NL|short|nolink}}]]
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To begin a dream, the player must lie down on the bed and pay Luna 500 Bells. They may then choose to visit a random town, input the Dream Address of a specific town to visit, or search for a town. They may then choose to visit a previously visited town or a random town, or to input the dream address of a new town to visit. While dreaming, the player may walk around the town and perform actions just as they would in the real world, but their actions will have no effect on the town.  
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To begin a dream, the player must lie down on the bed and pay Luna 500 Bells. They may then choose to visit a random town, input the Dream Address of a specific town to visit, or search for a town. They may then choose to visit a previously visited town or a random town, or to input the Dream Address of a new town to visit. While dreaming, the player may walk around the town and perform actions just as they would in the real world, but their actions will have no effect on the town.  
  
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While dreaming, the bed will be on the dream town's plaza. Luna and Lloid stand near it until the player decides to wake up. Players can borrow tools like a [[shovel]] and [[axe]] from Lloid to use within the dream. If the player lies on the bed a second time, they will leave the dream and anything they have in their [[pocket]]s will be lost.
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The dream begins with the player waking up in the bed, which has been transported to the dream town's plaza. Luna stands next to the bed until the player chooses to wake up. Players can freely borrow tools like a [[shovel]] and [[axe]] from Lloid to use within the dream. If the player lies on the bed a second time, they will leave the dream and anything they have in their [[pocket]]s will be lost.
  
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The player cannot go to Main Street or enter any buildings with doors besides homes. Additionally, messages left on the bulletin board cannot be read; instead, the board displays the town's name and Dream Address. If the player who uploaded the town chose to allow their custom designs to be taken, the dreaming player will be able to talk to [[Wendell]] to access the designs. Regardless, custom designs on display in the town, such as on the ground and in houses, will be visible. The player who uploaded the town can also be found walking about. When spoken to, they will say their recorded greeting.
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The player who uploaded the town can be found walking around. When spoken to, they will say their recorded greeting. If a [[villager]] that lives in the player's town also lives in the dream town, that villager may comment on how "it's nice that at least you're here!".
  
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Upon returning from a dream selected by Luna, if the player tells Luna that they had a nightmare, Luna will not send the player to the town again.
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Several areas cannot be accessed from within a dream, and houses are the only buildings that can be entered. If the player attempts to go inside Re-Tail, a notice on the door says "''Temporarily closed forever.''", while [[The Roost]]'s sign reads "''Closed 24 hours.''". The town hall is similarly locked, with a notice stating "''The town hall will be closed today. Thank you for your understanding!''" Main Street is also inaccessible as the level crossing barriers are permanently closed, and the [[campground]] is similarly barricaded from being accessed. The [[bulletin board]] only displays the town's name and Dream Address, with no other notices being shown.  
  
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If the player attempts to enter Re-Tail, it will say "''Temporarily closed forever.''" since it is just a dream. Main Street is also inaccessible because a train is in the way, and [[The Roost|the Roost]] sign will say "''Closed 24 hours.''"
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Custom designs on display in the town, such as on the ground and within houses are always visible. If the player who uploaded the dream chose to allow sharing of their custom designs, Wendell can be found roaming the town and will provide a selection of these designs for the player to copy.  
  
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If a villager that lives in the player's town is also in the dream town, the villager in question may comment on how "it's nice that at least you're here!".
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Upon returning from a dream randomly chosen by Luna, the player has the option to tell Luna that they had a nightmare. This will prevent Luna from sending the player to that town again.
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<gallery>
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NL Entering Dream.png|A player just before waking
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NL Dream Talking to Player.jpg|The player talking to a resident in the dream
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NL Wendell Designs.png|Grabbing a design from Wendell
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</gallery>
  
 
===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
 
===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
 
[[File:NH Entering Dream 2 Free Summer Update.png|thumb|left|A player entering a dream in {{NH|short|nolink}}]]
 
[[File:NH Entering Dream 2 Free Summer Update.png|thumb|left|A player entering a dream in {{NH|short|nolink}}]]
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When the player wishes to dream, Luna will ask them to provide a dream address and, unlike in ''New Leaf'', cannot take the player to random players' islands without the need for a dream address. There is also no service charge, so dreaming is free in ''New Horizons''. If the player tries to input their own Dream Address, Luna will reject it, stating that she cannot guide the player to their own island “any more than [she] can divide by zero.” Unlike in ''New Leaf'', the player will not change into pajamas before dreaming, and will continue wearing the clothing that they had on beforehand. Clothes from [[Wand]] transformations cannot be worn as Luna also takes away the Wand, and must be taken off before dreaming. Beginning in the 1.5.0 [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons/Update History|Fall Update]], players are able to view a list of dreams they have visited before.<ref>{{Cite web|author=Nintendo|date=September 25, 2020|url=https://www.animal-crossing.com/new-horizons/news/#!/animal-crossing-new-horizons-delivers-pumpkins-costumes-and-a-halloween-event-with-fall-update|title=Animal Crossing: New Horizons delivers pumpkins, costumes and a Halloween event with fall update|site=animal-crossing.com|retrived=September 25, 2020}}</ref>
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When the player wishes to dream, Luna will ask them to provide a Dream Address or choose to visit a random island.{{Note|Prior to the 1.6.0 [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons/Update history|Free Winter Update]], Luna was not able take the player to random players' islands without the need for a Dream Address.}} Unlike the previous game, there is no charge for this service so dreaming is free in {{NH|short|nolink}}. If the player tries to input their own Dream Address, Luna will reject it, stating that she cannot guide the player to their own island "any more than [she] can divide by zero."
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Unlike in {{NL|short|nolink}}, the player will not change into pajamas before dreaming, and will continue wearing the clothing that they had on beforehand. Clothes from [[Wand]] transformations cannot be worn as Luna also takes away the Wand, and must be taken off before dreaming. Beginning in the 1.5.0 [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons/Update history|Fall Update]], players are able to view a list of dreams they have visited before.<ref>{{Cite web|author=Nintendo|date=September 25, 2020|url=https://www.animal-crossing.com/new-horizons/news/#!/animal-crossing-new-horizons-delivers-pumpkins-costumes-and-a-halloween-event-with-fall-update|title=Animal Crossing: New Horizons delivers pumpkins, costumes and a Halloween event with fall update|site=animal-crossing.com|retrieved=September 25, 2020}}</ref>
  
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While dreaming, the player may walk around the island and perform actions just as they would in the real world, but their actions will have no effect on the island. The bed will be on the dream island's plaza. Luna stands near it until the player decides to wake up. She holds an umbrella if it is raining. If the player lies on the bed a second time, they will leave the dream and anything they have in their [[pocket]]s will be lost.
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While dreaming, the player may walk around the island and perform actions just as they would in the real world, but their actions will have no effect on the island. As in the previous game, the player will awaken on the bed having been transported to the dream island's plaza. Luna stands next to it until the player decides to wake up, holding an umbrella if it is raining. If the player lies on the bed a second time, they will leave the dream and anything they have in their [[pocket]]s will disappear.
  
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Lloid does not appear on the dream island unlike in ''New Leaf'' and thus the player cannot borrow tools. Replacing the functionality of Wendell from ''New Leaf'', the plaza contains a design kiosk that allows the player to browse the island owner's custom designs, including Pro Designs, and take them out of the dream.
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Lloid does not appear on the dream island unlike in ''New Leaf'' and thus the player cannot borrow tools. However, players can leave tools on the ground or on placed objects for the visiting player to pick up while on their dream island. Replacing the functionality of Wendell from ''New Leaf'', the plaza contains a design kiosk that allows the player to browse the island owner's custom designs, including Pro Designs, and take them out of the dream.
  
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During a dream, the [[NookPhone]] apps have altered availability and functionality. Only the Camera, Map, Chat Log, and Best Friends List have full functionality. The Custom Designs app will allow the player to wear their designs, but not edit or display them, and if the player tries to call Rescue Service, the Operator will note the “Strange tunnels” and can only drop the player off at the plaza as a result. The Operator will not charge the player due to them not being able to choose where to be taken, though the Operator will complain about this. All other apps are completely unusable.
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Villagers living on the island can either be found inside their houses or wandering around the island. When spoken to, they will provide different dialogue then in the real world, often making jokes on the fact the player is dreaming. All players on the island can also be found wandering around, and when spoken to, they will reference the message in their [[passport]], or if none is set, greet the player with a general "Welcome!"<ref>https://clips.twitch.tv/AuspiciousInspiringDonkeyOMGScoots</ref>
  
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While dreaming, the player cannot learn DIY recipes, and any items that are picked up will not be cataloged. They also cannot enter [[Nook's Cranny]] or [[Able Sisters]], and the message, “Due to unusual circumstances, we will be closed today.” will be displayed if the player tries to enter either shop. The [[Airport]] can be entered, but [[Orville]] will simply tell the player to enjoy their visit, and will not offer to fly them to other islands or allow them to use the card stand. However, the [[museum]] still functions normally and as if the player were in another island's museum online.  
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During a dream, the [[NookPhone]] apps work differently, with only the Camera, Map, Chat Log, and Best Friends List retaining full functionality. The Custom Designs app will allow the player to wear their designs, but not edit or display them. If the player tries to call Rescue Service, the Operator will note the "Strange tunnels" and can only drop the player off at the plaza as a result. The Operator will not charge the player due to them not being able to choose where to be taken, though the Operator will complain about this. All other apps are completely unusable.
  
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If the player feels that the dream island violates Nintendo's terms of service, they may wish to report it with the minus button, after which Luna will immediately wake them up.
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While dreaming, the player cannot learn DIY recipes, and any items that are picked up will not be cataloged. They also cannot enter Nook's Cranny or [[Able Sisters]], and the message, "''Due to unusual circumstances, we will be closed today.''" will be displayed if the player tries to enter either shop. The [[Airport]] can be entered, but [[Orville]] will simply tell the player to enjoy their visit, and will not offer to fly them to other islands or allow them to use the card stand. However, the [[museum]] still functions normally and as if the player were in another island's museum online.
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If the player feels that the dream island violates Nintendo's terms of service this can be reported with the minus button, which will prompt Luna to immediately wake them up.
  
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==Gallery==
 
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NH Sleeping Free Summer Update.png
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NH Sleeping Free Summer Update.png| The player entering a dream by lying down on a [[bed]] in their house and going to sleep.
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NH Dream Event Plaza Free Summer Update.png
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NH Dream Event Plaza Free Summer Update.png|The player exploring a dream.
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NH Dream Design Station Free Summer Update.png
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NH Dream Design Station Free Summer Update.png| The player accessing the design portal in a dream.
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NH Dream Players Free Summer Update.png
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NH Dream Players Free Summer Update.png| The player talking to a resident of the island that they are dreaming of.
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New Horizons Dream Nook Closed.jpg|The message displayed when attempting to enter either Nook's Cranny or Able Sisters while dreaming.
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NH Dream Nook's Cranny Closed.jpg|The message displayed when attempting to enter either Nook's Cranny or Able Sisters while dreaming.
 
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==Official dreams==
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Several dreams have been created by or in affiliation with Nintendo and have been promoted as "official" towns for players to visit.
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{| class="styled color-gameplay unsortable" style="margin: 0 auto; text-align: center;"
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! style="width: 150px;" | Creator
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! style="width: 150px;" | Town
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! style="width: 150px;" | Dream Address
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! colspan=3 | {{NL|short}}
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| Nintendo Japan
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| '''Ninten'''
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| 0000 – 0100 – 0017
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| Nintendo of Korea
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| '''Ninten'''
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| 0000 – 1066 – 6865
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| Nintendo of America
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| '''Nintendo'''
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| 5700 – 2038 – 6151
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| Nintendo of Europe
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| '''Nintendo'''
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| 7900 – 2106 – 3477
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! colspan=3 | {{NLWa|short}}
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| Nintendo Japan
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| '''Ninten'''
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| 0000 – 000F – 4241
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| Pikopuri
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| '''Pikopuri Village'''
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| 1D00 – 0013 – B106
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! colspan=3 | {{NH|short}}
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| Nintendo Japan
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| '''Ninten'''
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| DA-6382-1459-4417
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|}
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==Notes==
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{{Note list}}
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
 
{{Reflist}}
 
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Latest revision as of 22:02, May 26, 2024

This article is about the gameplay mechanic. For the building in New Leaf, see Dream Suite.
A player entering a dream in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

A dream is an online feature in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Animal Crossing: New Horizons that allows players to go to sleep and have Luna take them to a static, "dream" version of another town. The player can upload a dream version of their town, which can then be visited frozen in the state it was uploaded in, including the time of year. The player can interact with dream towns by taking items, plucking flowers, cutting down trees, and more, but the actual town is not affected and any items are lost upon waking up from the dream. The player can interact with the town's residents (including villagers and other players) and enter their houses, but most other buildings and secondary areas such as Main Street are inaccessible.

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, dreams could be accessed via the Dream Suite, a public works project that can be built on Main Street. While initially absent from Animal Crossing: New Horizons, dreams were added in the 1.4.0 Free Summer Update Wave 2 and are accessed by lying down in any bed in the player's own house. Uploading and visiting dreams in New Leaf is no longer possible due to the discontinuation of online services for the Nintendo 3DS on April 8th, 2024.

Sharing a dream[edit]

In New Leaf[edit]

A player lying down to share a dream in New Leaf

Once a day, the player could share a dream of their own town with other New Leaf players by lying down on the couch. Luna will ask the player whether or not custom designs from the town can be taken by visitors; if the player allows this, Wendell will appear in dreams of the town to provide the designs to dreamers. Luna will then tell the player their town's Dream Address and pay the player 5,000 Bells.

The first time the player uploads the dream of their town, Luna will add the town's Dream Address to the player's Town Pass Card. After later updates, Luna would tell the player how many other players have dreamed of their towns. The player may also talk directly to Luna to have the dream of their town deleted.

Before the Welcome amiibo update, a Dream Address consisted of 12 digits; however, after update they now contain hexadecimal values. All towns shared before this update were removed.

Because the online functionalities for the Nintendo 3DS have been discontinued, this feature can no longer be used. However, the Dream Suite can still be built once the requirements for it have been met.

In New Horizons[edit]

After the player's tent upgrades to a house, the player can share a dream of their own island once a day with other New Horizons players by lying down on any bed in their own house. Dream Addresses are prefixed with DA and follow a similar format to the Dream Addresses from New Leaf (12-digit number). The player's Dream Address is added to their island map and passport once the dream is initially uploaded. After the dream's initial upload, and upon each subsequent update to the dream, Luna will mail the player a Dream Exchange Bell Ticket the following day, which can be sold at Nook's Cranny for 5,000 Bells.

Besides updating their dream and visiting other dream islands, the player can either delete the dream or set the dream to private, so that the Dream Address does not appear on the player's map or passport. Dreaming cannot be accessed when in multiplayer.

Dreaming[edit]

In New Leaf[edit]

A player entering a dream in New Leaf

To begin a dream, the player must lie down on the bed and pay Luna 500 Bells. They may then choose to visit a random town, input the Dream Address of a specific town to visit, or search for a town. They may then choose to visit a previously visited town or a random town, or to input the Dream Address of a new town to visit. While dreaming, the player may walk around the town and perform actions just as they would in the real world, but their actions will have no effect on the town.

The dream begins with the player waking up in the bed, which has been transported to the dream town's plaza. Luna stands next to the bed until the player chooses to wake up. Players can freely borrow tools like a shovel and axe from Lloid to use within the dream. If the player lies on the bed a second time, they will leave the dream and anything they have in their pockets will be lost.

The player who uploaded the town can be found walking around. When spoken to, they will say their recorded greeting. If a villager that lives in the player's town also lives in the dream town, that villager may comment on how "it's nice that at least you're here!".

Several areas cannot be accessed from within a dream, and houses are the only buildings that can be entered. If the player attempts to go inside Re-Tail, a notice on the door says "Temporarily closed forever.", while The Roost's sign reads "Closed 24 hours.". The town hall is similarly locked, with a notice stating "The town hall will be closed today. Thank you for your understanding!" Main Street is also inaccessible as the level crossing barriers are permanently closed, and the campground is similarly barricaded from being accessed. The bulletin board only displays the town's name and Dream Address, with no other notices being shown.

Custom designs on display in the town, such as on the ground and within houses are always visible. If the player who uploaded the dream chose to allow sharing of their custom designs, Wendell can be found roaming the town and will provide a selection of these designs for the player to copy.

Upon returning from a dream randomly chosen by Luna, the player has the option to tell Luna that they had a nightmare. This will prevent Luna from sending the player to that town again.

  • A player just before waking

  • The player talking to a resident in the dream

  • Grabbing a design from Wendell

In New Horizons[edit]

A player entering a dream in New Horizons

When the player wishes to dream, Luna will ask them to provide a Dream Address or choose to visit a random island.[nb 1] Unlike the previous game, there is no charge for this service so dreaming is free in New Horizons. If the player tries to input their own Dream Address, Luna will reject it, stating that she cannot guide the player to their own island "any more than [she] can divide by zero."

Unlike in New Leaf, the player will not change into pajamas before dreaming, and will continue wearing the clothing that they had on beforehand. Clothes from Wand transformations cannot be worn as Luna also takes away the Wand, and must be taken off before dreaming. Beginning in the 1.5.0 Fall Update, players are able to view a list of dreams they have visited before.[1]

While dreaming, the player may walk around the island and perform actions just as they would in the real world, but their actions will have no effect on the island. As in the previous game, the player will awaken on the bed having been transported to the dream island's plaza. Luna stands next to it until the player decides to wake up, holding an umbrella if it is raining. If the player lies on the bed a second time, they will leave the dream and anything they have in their pockets will disappear.

Lloid does not appear on the dream island unlike in New Leaf and thus the player cannot borrow tools. However, players can leave tools on the ground or on placed objects for the visiting player to pick up while on their dream island. Replacing the functionality of Wendell from New Leaf, the plaza contains a design kiosk that allows the player to browse the island owner's custom designs, including Pro Designs, and take them out of the dream.

Villagers living on the island can either be found inside their houses or wandering around the island. When spoken to, they will provide different dialogue then in the real world, often making jokes on the fact the player is dreaming. All players on the island can also be found wandering around, and when spoken to, they will reference the message in their passport, or if none is set, greet the player with a general "Welcome!"[2]

During a dream, the NookPhone apps work differently, with only the Camera, Map, Chat Log, and Best Friends List retaining full functionality. The Custom Designs app will allow the player to wear their designs, but not edit or display them. If the player tries to call Rescue Service, the Operator will note the "Strange tunnels" and can only drop the player off at the plaza as a result. The Operator will not charge the player due to them not being able to choose where to be taken, though the Operator will complain about this. All other apps are completely unusable.

While dreaming, the player cannot learn DIY recipes, and any items that are picked up will not be cataloged. They also cannot enter Nook's Cranny or Able Sisters, and the message, "Due to unusual circumstances, we will be closed today." will be displayed if the player tries to enter either shop. The Airport can be entered, but Orville will simply tell the player to enjoy their visit, and will not offer to fly them to other islands or allow them to use the card stand. However, the museum still functions normally and as if the player were in another island's museum online.

If the player feels that the dream island violates Nintendo's terms of service this can be reported with the minus button, which will prompt Luna to immediately wake them up.

  • The player entering a dream by lying down on a bed in their house and going to sleep.

  • The player exploring a dream.

  • The player accessing the design portal in a dream.

  • The player talking to a resident of the island that they are dreaming of.

  • The message displayed when attempting to enter either Nook's Cranny or Able Sisters while dreaming.


Official dreams[edit]

Several dreams have been created by or in affiliation with Nintendo and have been promoted as "official" towns for players to visit.

Creator Town Dream Address
New Leaf
Nintendo Japan Ninten 0000 – 0100 – 0017
Nintendo of Korea Ninten 0000 – 1066 – 6865
Nintendo of America Nintendo 5700 – 2038 – 6151
Nintendo of Europe Nintendo 7900 – 2106 – 3477
Welcome amiibo
Nintendo Japan Ninten 0000 – 000F – 4241
Pikopuri Pikopuri Village 1D00 – 0013 – B106
New Horizons
Nintendo Japan Ninten DA-6382-1459-4417

Notes[edit]

  1. ↑ Prior to the 1.6.0 Free Winter Update, Luna was not able take the player to random players' islands without the need for a Dream Address.

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Nintendo (September 25, 2020). "Animal Crossing: New Horizons delivers pumpkins, costumes and a Halloween event with fall update". animal-crossing.com. Retrieved September 25, 2020.
  2. ↑ https://clips.twitch.tv/AuspiciousInspiringDonkeyOMGScoots
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