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:''This page is about fruit in ''Animal Crossing''. For the villager named Cherry, see [[Cherry]]. For the villager named Apple, see [[Apple]].''
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From top, going clockwise: apples, pears, durians, cherries, bananas, peaches, oranges
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|caption=Artwork of various fruits from {{NL|nolink}}. From left to right, top to bottom: apple, pear, peach, orange, durian, banana, cherry
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|spawns=Every three days on fruit-bearing trees
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|appearances={{DnM}},<br>{{DnM+}},<br>{{PG}},<br>{{DnMe+}},<br>{{WW}},<br>{{CF}},<br>{{Film}},<br>{{NL}},<br>{{HHD}},<br>{{PC}},<br>{{NH}}
 
 
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'''Fruits''' are [[:Category:Items|items]] that grow on [[tree]]s in the [[town]] in all {{SER}} titles. When the [[player]] first creates their town, there is only one type of fruit tree in it, and therefore only one type of fruit. This fruit, either an apple, cherry, peach, pear or orange, is called the "native fruit", and is considered common by the town's inhabitants. [[Tom Nook]] will buy each native fruit for only 100 [[Bells]]. However, non-native fruits sell for 500 Bells per fruit.
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'''Fruits''' are [[food]] items in the {{SER}}. They can be buried to grow fruit-bearing trees. Each [[town]] or island starts with several fruit trees that bear one of five types of fruit—either apples, cherries, oranges, peaches, or pears—that is known as the native fruit and sells for 100 [[Bell]]s each. The other four non-native fruits can be obtained later through other means and sell for 500 Bells each. Coconuts sell for 150 Bells in {{PG}}, 500 Bells in {{WW}} and {{CF}}, and 250 Bells in {{NL}} and {{NH}}. Prior to {{NH|short|nolink}}, eating a fruit has no effect except freeing up space in the player's pockets.
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Fruits also appear in [[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS]] and [[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]. Appearing in [[Tortimer's Island]] stage, various fruits from the trees are used to recover fighters' health. They are also thrown by [[Isabelle]] when she appears as an [[smashwiki:Assist Trophy|Assist Trophy]] in both the Wii U and 3DS versions.
 
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==Obtaining fruit==
 
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Any fruit can be grown in the town, and therefore players can share their native fruit with one another and obtain at least one other type of fruit. However, fruit can also be received as a gift from [[villager]]s in any ''Animal Crossing'' game or as a gift from [[Parents|Mom]] in {{WW|short}} and {{NH|short}}. In {{CF|short}}, players can acquire non-native fruit by traveling to a town where they grow and can mail fruit to players in other towns. In {{NH|short|nolink}} they can be obtained from other players' Islands or going to a Mystery Island which may rarely have a foreign fruit. Each fruit tree, if it grows, will continuously grow three fruit every three days, with the exception of perfect fruit trees in {{NL|short}}, which die eventually.
 
  
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New to {{NL|short|nolink}} is the ability to stack fruit. Identical pieces of fruit can now stack in "bunches" of up to nine fruit per inventory slot, allowing players to theoretically carry a maximum of 151 pieces of fruit.<ref>http://uk.gamespot.com/animal-crossing-new-leaf/forum/group-all-fruit-together-in-one-spot-in-pocket-64552729/</ref> The player must manually stack the fruit, however. This means that any fruit that is picked up uses one slot, so, in the inventory, the player must drag the fruit on top of another fruit to stack it. This is improved on in {{NH|short|nolink}} - the fruit pieces automatically stack up to ten fruit per inventory slot. This allows the player to carry a maximum of 400 pieces of fruit in this game.
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==Appearances==
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===In {{PG|nolink}}===
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In {{DnM}}, {{DnM+}}, {{PG}}, and {{DnMe+}}, both native and non-native fruits can be obtained as gifts from [[villager]]s, and [[balloon]] presents have a 20% chance of containing a non-native fruit.
  
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To get non-native fruit in {{CF|short|nolink}} without the need for [[Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection]], the player must send a letter to a resident of their town with the contents saying "How are you?" with a fruit attached, native or not. A couple days later, a letter with a present attached will be received, containing a fruit, native or non-native, or a shirt. The same thing works with sick neighbors, with "Get well soon!" being on the letter.
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In {{PG|nolink}} and {{DnMe+|nolink}} only, coconuts can be obtained from palm trees on [[Animal Island]] and planted in one of the F-[[acre]]s in town.
  
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==Growing fruit trees==
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===In {{WW|short|nolink}}===
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The player can grow a fruit tree by burying a piece of fruit in the dirt with one open [[square]] on each side of the tree (a tree will not grow if the fruit is planted right up next to a house, for example). Coconut trees function differently, however: the coconut must be buried on the shoreline of the [[beach]], but not in the sand itself. However, in {{NL|short}} and {{NH|short}}, coconut trees (and banana trees in {{NL|short|nolink}}) will only grow on the beach.
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In {{WW}}, both native and non-native fruits can be obtained from [[letter]]s from villagers{{Note|Only if the player sent them a letter that contained an attached item and was graded internally as low-quality.}} and [[Parents|Mom]]. Coconuts now wash up on the beach every few days.
  
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If the tree grows, it will bear fruit in about five days. The player can shake the fruit off the trees by walking up to a fruit tree with no items in hand and pressing the A button. The fruit will then fall onto any open spaces of ground and can be picked up. The tree will then replenish its fruit in three days.
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===In {{CF|short|nolink}}===
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In {{CF}}, non-native fruits can be obtained in two different ways. The most common way to acquire non-native fruit by traveling to a town where they grow and can mail fruit to players in other towns. The player can alternatively send a letter to a resident of their town with the contents saying "How are you?" with a fruit attached, native or not. A couple days later, a letter with a present attached will be received, containing either a fruit (native or non-native) or a shirt. The same thing works with [[sickness|sick]] neighbors, with "Get well soon!" being on the letter. Like in {{WW|short|nolink}}, coconuts wash up on the beach every few days.
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====Wendell designs====
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The following designs are given to the player by [[Wendell]] if he is given a fruit:
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*Apple – Coloring Nook
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*Cherry – Coloring Resetti
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*Coconut – Coloring House
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*Orange – Coloring Pelly
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*Peach – Coloring Rover
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*Pear – Coloring K.K.
  
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Coconuts are a non-native fruit in every town. They grow into [[Tree|palm trees]] that only live close to the shore and grow two coconuts. In {{DnM+}}, {{PG}}, {{NL}} and {{DnMe+}}, coconuts must be obtained by traveling to the [[island]] and sell for 500 Bells, instead of 300. In {{WW|nolink|short}} and {{CF|nolink|short}}, coconuts simply drift ashore but are worth the same 500 Bells.
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===In {{NL|short|nolink}}===
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In {{NL}}, all fruits can be stacked in the player's [[pockets]] up to nine. Villagers can now request the player to give them a specific fruit, and fruits can be given to [[Dr. Shrunk]] in exchange for one of his jokes. Additionally, the following six fruits are added, which all sell for 250 Bells:
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*[[File:Banana NL Icon.png]] Banana – obtained from palm trees on [[Tortimer Island]].
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*[[File:Durian NL Icon.png]] Durian – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
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*[[File:Lemon NL Icon.png]] Lemon – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
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*[[File:Lychee NL Icon.png]] Lychee – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
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*[[File:Mango NL Icon.png]] Mango – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
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*[[File:Persimmon NL Icon.png]] Persimmon – obtained from the [[Garden Shop|gardening corner]] at [[T&T Emporium]] for 1,000 Bells.
  
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Cedars and oak trees do not bear fruit. They can be bought at [[Tom Nook's store]], and are not the same as fruit trees, even if they look the same. Buying these is the only way to plant them.
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Coconuts are now obtained from palm trees on [[Tortimer Island]].
  
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==Functionality==
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The five fruits that can naturally grow in the player's town now have "perfect" variants, which sell for more (600 Bells if native, 3,000 Bells if non-native) and have a slightly different appearance. When a town is created, one of the fruits on a single fruit tree is a perfect variant; it can be planted to grow perfect fruit trees. Once a perfect fruit tree is harvested around four to seven times, its leaves fall off and one of its three fruits is a "rotten" variant, which acts as a [[trash]] item.
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[[File:Lemon Trees.png|thumb|Lemon trees seen in the October 2012 Nintendo Direct]]
 
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Fruit is often requested by villagers, asking the player to give them a piece of fruit, often specifying they want one kind. Completing this [[favor]] will improve the friendship with a villager. Additionally, players may send fruit to sick villagers with a letter wishing them to get better. Generally, however, fruit can simply be buried in the ground to create a fruit tree. Fruit can also be sold for 300 Bells.  
 
  
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The player can also give fruit to [[Wendell]] in {{CF|short}} for the following items:
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===In {{NH|short|nolink}}===
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*When an apple is given to [[Wendell]], the player is rewarded with a Coloring Nook pattern.
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In {{NH}}, [[eating]] a fruit gives the player one energy point, allowing them to break rocks and dig up trees. The exotic fruits from {{NL|short|nolink}} do not return; like in earlier games, only the five possible native fruits and the coconut appear in {{NH|short|nolink}}. All fruits now stack to ten.
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*When a cherry is given to [[Wendell]], the player is rewarded with a Coloring Resetti pattern.
 
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*When a coconut is given to [[Wendell]], the player is rewarded with a Coloring House pattern.
 
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*When an orange is given to [[Wendell]], the player is rewarded with a Coloring Pelly pattern.
 
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*When a peach is given to [[Wendell]], the player is rewarded with a Coloring Blanca pattern.  
 
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*When a pear is given to [[Wendell]], the player is rewarded with a Coloring K.K. pattern.
 
  
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In {{NL|short}}, fruit can be given to [[Dr. Shrunk]] for a snack to obtain various [[emotions]] from him.
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An island's native fruit can be purchased from [[Nook's Cranny]] for 400 Bells, and it is displayed on the player's [[passport]]. In addition to a native fruit, each island has a secondary fruit, which will appear on trees on certain [[Mystery Island Tour|Mystery Islands]]. Mystery Islands are also the source of coconuts.
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The player can eat fruit as well, though it only serves an in-game function in {{NH|short}}. Eating fruit increases the player's stamina, allowing them to dig up fully grown trees to plant elsewhere as well as break [[Rock|rocks]] with an [[axe]]. A stamina meter appears on the top left corner of the screen, showing the number of fruit the player has eaten, and will tick down by one for each of those feats the player performs. The entire meter is cleared if a Toilet is used.
 
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=== Used in crafting ===
 
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In {{NH|short|nolink}}, Fruits are used as crafting materials in the DIY recipes for the following items:
 
  
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====Use in crafting and cooking====
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Fruits are used as crafting materials or cooking ingredients in the [[DIY]] recipes for the following items.
 
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==List of fruit==
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===In {{PC|short|nolink}}===
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===In the main series===
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In {{PC}}, the five standard fruits and coconuts are available from the start. Apples, cherries, oranges, peaches, and pears grow at [[Breezy Hollow]] and [[Lost Lure Creek]], while coconuts grow at [[Saltwater Shores]] and [[Sunburst Island]]. Unlike in main series games, all of the aforementioned fruits sell for 10 Bells.
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====Native fruit====
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Every town will have one of five different kinds of fruit native to their town that is worth 100 Bells each. The other four fruits are considered non-native, and are worth 500 Bells each.
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Beginning in version 2.1.0, one of three new fruits—lemons, lychees, or grapes—grow at Breezy Hollow and Lost Lure Creek, similar to native fruits from the main series games. The two fruits that are not native can only be obtained from other players' market boxes and cannot be planted. Non-native fruits sell for 600 Bells.
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Perfect fruits return from {{NL|short|nolink}}, now having a 2.38% chance of growing on any non-Coconut fruit tree. Native perfect fruits sell for 600 Bells, while non-native ones sell for 1,200 Bells.
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:AppleTreeWW.png]]
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:CherryTreeWW.png]]
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Fruit is used to complete [[requests]] for villagers. Villagers will ask specifically for the five standard fruits, coconuts, and the player's native fruit, while any fruit may be used for requests in which the villager asks the player to pick what to give.
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:OrangeTreeWW.png]]
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:PeachtreeWW.png]]
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During versions 5.4.0 – 5.4.0b, the game's [[Animal_Crossing:_Pocket_Camp/Gallery#App_icons|app icon]] also featured a banana icon. This banana icon is not used anywhere in the game, however, as bananas are not available as fruit in {{PC}}. The inclusion of this icon appears to have been a teaser for the [[Fruit Frenzy Set|Fruit Frenzy Scavenger Hunt]], which featured several furniture and clothing items themed after bananas and other tropical fruits.
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:PearTreeWW.png]]
 
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| [[File:Fruit Apple NH Icon.png|30px]] Apple
 
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| [[File:Fruit Cherry NH Icon.png|30px]] Cherry
 
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| [[File:Fruit Orange NH Icon.png|30px]] Orange
 
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| [[File:Fruit Peach NH Icon.png|30px]] Peach
 
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| [[File:Fruit Pear NH Icon.png|30px]] Pear
 
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====Exotic fruit====
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==Other appearances==
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Certain kinds of fruit cannot be found in town and must be acquired from other sources. In most games in the series, Coconuts are the only exotic fruit available. Coconut-bearing trees can be found on [[Animal Island]], and their fruit is taken back to the mainland to be planted by the town's beach. As there is no island in {{WW|short}} and {{CF|short}}, Coconuts will periodically wash up on the [[beach]] instead.
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===In the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series===
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====In {{SSB4|3dswiiu|nolink}}====
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In {{SSB4|3dswiiu}}, fruits appear on [[Tortimer Island (stage)|Tortimer Island]], where they can be knocked from the trees and used to restore health. They are also thrown by [[Isabelle]] when she appears as an [[smashwiki:Assist Trophy|Assist Trophy]].
  
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{{NL|short}} introduces seven additional kinds of exotic fruit, most of which can be found on [[Tortimer Island]] or received from [[villager]]s. Persimmons and [[Bamboo]] Shoots can only be purchased from the Gardening Corner of [[T&T Emporium]]. Additionally, some villagers have a very low chance to give the player one. Bamboo is unique, in that it is more valuable than other fruit (selling for 750 Bells per shoot) and does not grow fruit. Instead, bamboo will seed new shoots every few days that can be found buried nearby, which will grow into bamboo stalks if they are left in the ground and there is sufficient space to grow. The bamboo shoots can be stacked in the inventory, or eaten just like any other fruit.
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====In {{SSBU|nolink}}====
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Fruits reappear on Tortimer Island in {{SSBU}}.
  
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==List of fruits==
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{| class="styled color-item" style="margin: 0 auto; text-align:center;"
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! colspan=11 | Fruits in the {{SER|nolink}}
 
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" |  
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! rowspan=2 colspan=2 style="width: 50px;" | Fruit
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:CoconutTreeWW.png]]
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! colspan=10                              | Game
 
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr banana.png]] Banana ({{NL|short|nolink}} only)
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{DnM|nolink}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Coconut NH Inv Icon.png|32px]] Coconut
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{PG|nolink}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr durian.png]] Durian ({{NL|short|nolink}} only)
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{WW|short|nolink}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr lemon.png]] Lemon ({{NL|short|nolink}} only)
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{CF|short|nolink}}
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{NL|short|nolink}}
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| [[File:Acnl spr lychee.png]] Lychee ({{NL|short|nolink}} only)
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{PC|short|nolink}}
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| [[File:Acnl spr mango.png]] Mango ({{NL|short|nolink}} only)
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! style="width: 70px;"| {{NH|short|nolink}}
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| [[File:Acnl spr persimmon.png]] Persimmon ({{NL|short|nolink}} only)
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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| [[File:Bamboo Shoot NH Inv Icon.png|32px]] Bamboo Shoot
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! Apple
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! [[File:Apple NH Inv Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=DnM}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=AC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACWW}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACCF}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNH}}
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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! Banana
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! [[File:Banana NL Icon.png|64px|class=sprite|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
  
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====Perfect fruit====
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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In {{NL}} only, perfect fruit can be found in addition to normal fruit. There are five different types of perfect fruit in the game:
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! Cherry
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! [[File:Cherry NH Inv Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=DnM}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=AC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACWW}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACCF}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNH}}
  
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{| align="center" style="text-align:center;"
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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|-
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! Coconut
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect apple.png]] Perfect Apple
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! [[File:Coconut NH Inv Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect cherry.png]] Perfect Cherry
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect orange.png]] Perfect Orange
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=AC}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect peach.png]] Perfect Peach
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACWW}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect pear.png]] Perfect Pear
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACCF}}
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|}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNH}}
  
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A perfect fruit is more valuable than regular fruit and can be sold for 600 Bells, or 3000 Bells if the fruit is native to another town. There is usually one perfect fruit in each new town; once the fruit is found, the player may either sell it, or plant it to create more perfect-fruit-bearing trees. A perfect fruit can grow into a perfect fruit tree only in the town that the particular fruit is native to. If the player plants a perfect fruit in a town where the native fruit is different from the perfect fruit, it will grow into a regular fruit tree of that type of fruit. If the player harvests native fruit trees, there is a rare chance that it may grow a perfect fruit. [[Fertilizer]] can increase the chances of a perfect fruit growing on a native fruit tree. Trees that bear perfect fruit do so about 4-7 times only. Once a perfect fruit tree has been harvested so many times, the tree will lose its leaves to indicate that it has died. The last three fruit that fall off the tree have two perfect fruit and one rotten fruit. Perfect fruit does not make return in {{NH|short|nolink}}.
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! Durian
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! [[File:Durian NL Icon.png|64px|class=sprite|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
  
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====Rotten fruit====
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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In {{NL|nolink}} only, rotten fruit appears sometimes instead of perfect fruit. As with perfect fruit, there are five different types of rotten fruit in the game:
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! Grapes
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{| align="center" style="text-align:center;"
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! [[File:Grape PC Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect apple.png]] Rotten Apple
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| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect cherry.png]] Rotten Cherry
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect orange.png]] Rotten Orange
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect peach.png]] Rotten Peach
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNL}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Acnl spr perfect pear.png]] Rotten Pear
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
  
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Rotten fruit will appear only on perfect fruit trees after the player shakes the tree for the last time right when it dies, in which the last three fruit that fall down will have two that are perfect fruit and one that is a rotten fruit.  Rotten fruit look the same as a perfect fruit, the only aesthetic difference being the name. Rotten fruit cannot be eaten and when the player attempts to sell to [[Reese]] at [[Re-Tail]], she will charge a disposal fee to the player, as it is with [[Trash|trash]], spoiled turnips, forged paintings or forged statues. Rotten fruit can be dropped onto the ground, which may attract [[Ant|ants]] or [[Fly|flies]], making them useful if the player is trying to catch bugs. The best way to dispose of it is to either have a type of rubbish bin that the mayor can build as a [[public works project]] or one that the player can place inside their house, or the player can simply plant it into the ground, which it will sprout into a dead sapling and disappear the next day. The player can always plant it and dig it up again, which will eliminate it. To get rid of insects gathering around the rotten fruit, but keep it rotten, a player can fill their pockets, attempt to pick it up, and click 'Drop it!'. The rotten fruit will fall to the ground, but without an angry mob of insects feeding around the fruit.
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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! Lemon
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! [[File:Lemon PC Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
  
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===In {{PC|short|nolink}}===
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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====Normal fruit====
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! Lychee
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In {{PC}}, unlike the main series games, all normal fruit types are available from the start. There are two coconut trees growing in [[Saltwater Shores]] and one on [[Sunburst Island]]. For all others, there is one tree each growing in [[Breezy Hollow]], as well as two more trees in [[Lost Lure Creek]] which vary by player. Fruits can be gifted to [[Villager|animals]] or sold for 10 [[Bells]] each.
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! [[File:Lychee PC Icon.png|64px|link=]]
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
  
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{| align="center" style="text-align:center;"
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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|-
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! Mango
−
| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Apple PC Icon.png|32px]] Apple
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! [[File:Mango NL Icon.png|64px|class=sprite|link=]]
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Cherry PC Icon.png|32px]] Cherry
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Orange PC Icon.png|32px]] Orange
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| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Peach PC Icon.png|32px]] Peach
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Pear PC Icon.png|32px]] Pear
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Coconut PC Icon.png|32px]] Coconut
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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|}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
  
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====Local-produce fruit====
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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Introduced in the 2.1.0 update, local-produce fruits work similarly to native fruit in the main series. Players are randomly assigned one of three fruits which grows on one tree in Breezy Hollow and one in Lost Lure Creek. There is no way of growing the non-local fruits; these must be bought from other players' market boxes. A player's own local produce is treated the same as normal fruit, but the non-local fruits are considered better when gifted to animals or can be sold for 600 Bells.
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! Orange
 +
! [[File:Orange NH Inv Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=DnM}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=AC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACWW}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACCF}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNH}}
  
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{| align="center" style="text-align:center;"
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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|-
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! Peach
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Lemon PC Icon.png|32px]] Lemon
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! [[File:Peach NH Inv Icon.png|64px|link=]]
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Lychee PC Icon.png|32px]] Lychee
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=DnM}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Grapes PC Icon.png|32px]] Grape
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=AC}}
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|}
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACWW}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACCF}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNH}}
  
−
====Perfect fruit====
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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Every time a fruit regrows it has a 2.38% chance of being perfect, with the exception of coconuts. Perfect fruits are considered a higher quality gift than regular, with perfect non-local fruit being the best possible fruit gift. They can also be sold for 600 Bells.
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! Pear
 +
! [[File:Pear NH Inv Icon.png|64px|link=]]
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=DnM}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=AC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACWW}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACCF}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACPC}}
 +
| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNH}}
  
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{| align="center" style="text-align:center;"
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|- style="height: 64px;"
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|-
+
! Persimmon
−
| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Perfect Apple PC Icon.png|32px]] Perfect Apple
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! [[File:Persimmon NL Icon.png|64px|class=sprite|link=]]
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Perfect Cherry PC Icon.png|32px]] Perfect Cherry
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| {{Table cell|No|game=DnM}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Perfect Orange PC Icon.png|32px]] Perfect Orange
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| {{Table cell|No|game=AC}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Perfect Peach PC Icon.png|32px]] Perfect Peach
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACWW}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:Perfect Pear PC Icon.png|32px]] Perfect Pear
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACCF}}
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|-
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| {{Table cell|Yes|game=ACNL}}
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|
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACPC}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:PC Perfect Lemon.png|32px]] Perfect Lemon
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| {{Table cell|No|game=ACNH}}
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:PC Perfect Lychee.png|32px]] Perfect Lychee
 
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| style="margin:0;padding:.2em;" | [[File:PC Perfect Grape.png|32px]] Perfect Grape
 
 
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Latest revision as of 13:12, July 11, 2024

"Peach" redirects here. For the normal horse villager, see Peaches.
Fruits NL Artwork.png
Artwork of various fruits from Animal Crossing: New Leaf. From left to right, top to bottom: apple, pear, peach, orange, durian, banana, cherry
Type Food
Spawns Every three days on fruit-bearing trees
Main appearances

Other appearances

Fruits are food items in the Animal Crossing series. They can be buried to grow fruit-bearing trees. Each town or island starts with several fruit trees that bear one of five types of fruit—either apples, cherries, oranges, peaches, or pears—that is known as the native fruit and sells for 100 Bells each. The other four non-native fruits can be obtained later through other means and sell for 500 Bells each. Coconuts sell for 150 Bells in Animal Crossing, 500 Bells in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, and 250 Bells in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Prior to New Horizons, eating a fruit has no effect except freeing up space in the player's pockets.

Appearances[edit]

In Animal Crossing[edit]

In Doubutsu no Mori, Doubutsu no Mori+, Animal Crossing, and Doubutsu no Mori e+, both native and non-native fruits can be obtained as gifts from villagers, and balloon presents have a 20% chance of containing a non-native fruit.

In Animal Crossing and Doubutsu no Mori e+ only, coconuts can be obtained from palm trees on Animal Island and planted in one of the F-acres in town.

In Wild World[edit]

In Animal Crossing: Wild World, both native and non-native fruits can be obtained from letters from villagers[nb 1] and Mom. Coconuts now wash up on the beach every few days.

In City Folk[edit]

In Animal Crossing: City Folk, non-native fruits can be obtained in two different ways. The most common way to acquire non-native fruit by traveling to a town where they grow and can mail fruit to players in other towns. The player can alternatively send a letter to a resident of their town with the contents saying "How are you?" with a fruit attached, native or not. A couple days later, a letter with a present attached will be received, containing either a fruit (native or non-native) or a shirt. The same thing works with sick neighbors, with "Get well soon!" being on the letter. Like in Wild World, coconuts wash up on the beach every few days.

Wendell designs[edit]

The following designs are given to the player by Wendell if he is given a fruit:

  • Apple – Coloring Nook
  • Cherry – Coloring Resetti
  • Coconut – Coloring House
  • Orange – Coloring Pelly
  • Peach – Coloring Rover
  • Pear – Coloring K.K.

In New Leaf[edit]

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, all fruits can be stacked in the player's pockets up to nine. Villagers can now request the player to give them a specific fruit, and fruits can be given to Dr. Shrunk in exchange for one of his jokes. Additionally, the following six fruits are added, which all sell for 250 Bells:

  • Banana NL Icon.png Banana – obtained from palm trees on Tortimer Island.
  • Durian NL Icon.png Durian – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
  • Lemon NL Icon.png Lemon – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
  • Lychee NL Icon.png Lychee – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
  • Mango NL Icon.png Mango – obtained from trees on Tortimer Island.
  • Persimmon NL Icon.png Persimmon – obtained from the gardening corner at T&T Emporium for 1,000 Bells.

Coconuts are now obtained from palm trees on Tortimer Island.

The five fruits that can naturally grow in the player's town now have "perfect" variants, which sell for more (600 Bells if native, 3,000 Bells if non-native) and have a slightly different appearance. When a town is created, one of the fruits on a single fruit tree is a perfect variant; it can be planted to grow perfect fruit trees. Once a perfect fruit tree is harvested around four to seven times, its leaves fall off and one of its three fruits is a "rotten" variant, which acts as a trash item.

In New Horizons[edit]

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, eating a fruit gives the player one energy point, allowing them to break rocks and dig up trees. The exotic fruits from New Leaf do not return; like in earlier games, only the five possible native fruits and the coconut appear in New Horizons. All fruits now stack to ten.

An island's native fruit can be purchased from Nook's Cranny for 400 Bells, and it is displayed on the player's passport. In addition to a native fruit, each island has a secondary fruit, which will appear on trees on certain Mystery Islands. Mystery Islands are also the source of coconuts.

Use in crafting and cooking[edit]

Fruits are used as crafting materials or cooking ingredients in the DIY recipes for the following items.

Recipes in Animal Crossing: New Horizons

# Item Image Type Buy price Available from Materials
371 Orange end table orange end table Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Lazy villager
 10× Orange
4× Wood
372 Orange wall-mounted clock orange wall-mounted clock Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Lazy villager
 10× Orange
2× Wood
373 Orange wall orange wall Interior Not for sale  Lazy villager
 20× Orange
374 Orange rug orange rug Interior Not for sale  Lazy villager
 6× Orange
375 Orange umbrella orange umbrella Clothing Not for sale  Lazy villager
 7× Orange
376 Orange hat orange hat Clothing Not for sale  Lazy villager
 5× Orange
377 Orange dress orange dress Clothing Not for sale  Lazy villager
 8× Orange
378 Cherry speakers cherry speakers Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Peppy villager
 10× Cherry
2× Iron nugget
379 Cherry lamp cherry lamp Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Peppy villager
 10× Cherry
2× Clay
380 Cherry wall cherry wall Interior Not for sale  Peppy villager
 20× Cherry
381 Cherry rug cherry rug Interior Not for sale  Peppy villager
 6× Cherry
382 Cherry umbrella cherry umbrella Clothing Not for sale  Peppy villager
 7× Cherry
383 Cherry hat cherry hat Clothing Not for sale  Peppy villager
 5× Cherry
384 Cherry dress cherry dress Clothing Not for sale  Peppy villager
 8× Cherry
385 Peach chair peach chair Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Normal villager
 10× Peach
5× Wood
386 Peach surprise box peach surprise box Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Normal villager
 10× Peach
4× Softwood
387 Peach wall peach wall Interior Not for sale  Normal villager
 20× Peach
388 Peach rug peach rug Interior Not for sale  Normal villager
 6× Peach
389 Peach umbrella peach umbrella Clothing Not for sale  Normal villager
 7× Peach
390 Peach hat peach hat Clothing Not for sale  Normal villager
 6× Peach
391 Peach dress peach dress Clothing Not for sale  Normal villager
 8× Peach
392 Pear wardrobe pear wardrobe Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Jock villager
 10× Pear
5× Wood
393 Pear bed pear bed Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Jock villager
 10× Pear
6× Softwood
394 Pear wall pear wall Interior Not for sale  Jock villager
 20× Pear
395 Pear rug pear rug Interior Not for sale  Jock villager
 6× Pear
396 Pear umbrella pear umbrella Clothing Not for sale  Jock villager
 7× Pear
397 Pear hat pear hat Clothing Not for sale  Jock villager
 5× Pear
398 Pear dress pear dress Clothing Not for sale  Jock villager
 8× Pear
399 Apple chair apple chair Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Big sister villager
 10× Apple
4× Wood
400 Juicy-apple TV juicy-apple TV Furniture Not for sale  Tom Nook
 Big sister villager
 10× Apple
2× Iron nugget
401 Apple wall apple wall Interior Not for sale  Big sister villager
 20× Apple
402 Apple rug apple rug Interior Not for sale  Big sister villager
 6× Apple
403 Apple umbrella apple umbrella Clothing Not for sale  Big sister villager
 7× Apple
404 Apple hat apple hat Clothing Not for sale  Big sister villager
 5× Apple
405 Apple dress apple dress Clothing Not for sale  Big sister villager
 8× Apple
406 Coconut juice coconut juice Furniture Not for sale  Snooty villager
 1× Coconut
407 Palm-tree lamp palm-tree lamp Furniture Not for sale  Snooty villager
 4× Coconut
4× Wood
4× Clay
408 Coconut wall planter coconut wall planter Furniture Not for sale  Snooty villager
 1× Coconut
5× Clump of weeds
409 Fruit basket fruit basket Furniture Not for sale  Cranky villager
 1× Apple
1× Pear
1× Cherry
1× Orange
1× Peach
410 Infused-water dispenser infused-water dispenser Furniture Not for sale  Cranky villager
 2× Apple
2× Pear
2× Cherry
2× Orange
2× Peach
2× Coconut
411 Fruit wreath fruit wreath Furniture Not for sale  Cranky villager
 2× Apple
1× Pear
3× Cherry
3× Orange
1× Peach
798 Fruit salad fruit salad Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
807 Mixed-fruits sandwich mixed-fruits sandwich Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
812 Mixed-fruits bagel sandwich mixed-fruits bagel sandwich Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
843 Fruit pizza fruit pizza Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
859 Orange marmalade orange marmalade Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Orange
860 Cherry jam cherry jam Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Cherry
861 Peach jam peach jam Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Peach
862 Pear jam pear jam Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Pear
863 Apple jam apple jam Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Apple
864 Coconut oil coconut oil Savory Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Coconut
869 Coconut cookies coconut cookies Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Sugar
1× Coconut
876 Fruit cupcakes fruit cupcakes Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
879 Orange jelly orange jelly Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Orange
880 Cherry jelly cherry jelly Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Cherry
881 Peach jelly peach jelly Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Peach
882 Pear jelly pear jelly Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Pear
883 Apple jelly apple jelly Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Apple
884 Coconut pudding coconut pudding Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Sugar
2× Coconut
886 Fruit scones fruit scones Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
889 Orange tart orange tart Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Sugar
1× Orange
890 Cherry tart cherry tart Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Sugar
1× Cherry
891 Peach tart peach tart Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Sugar
1× Peach
892 Pear tart pear tart Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Sugar
1× Pear
893 Apple tart apple tart Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Sugar
1× Apple
894 Mixed-fruits tart mixed-fruits tart Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 1× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
897 Mixed-fruits crepe mixed-fruits crepe Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
900 Orange pound cake orange pound cake Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
1× Sugar
2× Orange
904 Coconut pancakes coconut pancakes Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
2× Sugar
2× Coconut
905 Fruit-topped pancakes fruit-topped pancakes Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
906 Orange pie orange pie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
2× Sugar
2× Orange
907 Cherry pie cherry pie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
2× Sugar
2× Cherry
908 Peach pie peach pie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
2× Sugar
2× Peach
909 Pear pie pear pie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
2× Sugar
2× Pear
910 Apple pie apple pie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
2× Sugar
2× Apple
911 Mixed-fruits pie mixed-fruits pie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 3× Flour
1× Apple
1× Orange
1× Pear
1× Peach
1× Cherry
912 Orange smoothie orange smoothie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Be a Chef! DIY Recipes+
 2× Orange
913 Cherry smoothie cherry smoothie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Be a Chef! DIY Recipes+
 2× Cherry
914 Peach smoothie peach smoothie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Be a Chef! DIY Recipes+
 2× Peach
915 Pear smoothie pear smoothie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Be a Chef! DIY Recipes+
 2× Pear
916 Apple smoothie apple smoothie Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Be a Chef! DIY Recipes+
 2× Apple
917 Coconut milk coconut milk Sweet Not for sale  Any villager
 Restaurant
 2× Coconut
Includes data sourced from the Data Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing New Horizons, compiled and edited by 6480, noizhub, Ricky, chaiinchomp, saberslime, robotic_scarab, mollumisc, sunmarsh, kyrokey, obstinateRixatrix, jackiwi, Zalex, SuperHamster, kait, hyuum, Azarro, Czarcasm, cinnamon_swirlix, astronomyfortwo, Welcius, glowtopia, BriKun, Alyrei, dodocodes.com, StevieCoops, sneeze, Shiny190, TwistedPeach, LavaToaster, capstone, vmario, rocklamp, Alexis, Aeon, and PanchamBro.

In Pocket Camp[edit]

In Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, the five standard fruits and coconuts are available from the start. Apples, cherries, oranges, peaches, and pears grow at Breezy Hollow and Lost Lure Creek, while coconuts grow at Saltwater Shores and Sunburst Island. Unlike in main series games, all of the aforementioned fruits sell for 10 Bells.

Beginning in version 2.1.0, one of three new fruits—lemons, lychees, or grapes—grow at Breezy Hollow and Lost Lure Creek, similar to native fruits from the main series games. The two fruits that are not native can only be obtained from other players' market boxes and cannot be planted. Non-native fruits sell for 600 Bells.

Perfect fruits return from New Leaf, now having a 2.38% chance of growing on any non-Coconut fruit tree. Native perfect fruits sell for 600 Bells, while non-native ones sell for 1,200 Bells.

Fruit is used to complete requests for villagers. Villagers will ask specifically for the five standard fruits, coconuts, and the player's native fruit, while any fruit may be used for requests in which the villager asks the player to pick what to give.

During versions 5.4.0 – 5.4.0b, the game's app icon also featured a banana icon. This banana icon is not used anywhere in the game, however, as bananas are not available as fruit in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. The inclusion of this icon appears to have been a teaser for the Fruit Frenzy Scavenger Hunt, which featured several furniture and clothing items themed after bananas and other tropical fruits.

Other appearances[edit]

In the Super Smash Bros. series[edit]

In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U[edit]

In Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS / Wii U, fruits appear on Tortimer Island, where they can be knocked from the trees and used to restore health. They are also thrown by Isabelle when she appears as an Assist Trophy.

In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]

Fruits reappear on Tortimer Island in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

List of fruits[edit]

Fruits in the Animal Crossing series
Fruit Game
Doubutsu no Mori Animal Crossing Wild World City Folk New Leaf Pocket Camp New Horizons
Apple Apple NH Inv Icon.png
Yes
DnM 
Yes
AC 
Yes
ACWW 
Yes
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
Yes
ACNH 
Banana Banana NL Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
No
ACPC 
No
ACNH 
Cherry Cherry NH Inv Icon.png
Yes
DnM 
Yes
AC 
Yes
ACWW 
Yes
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
Yes
ACNH 
Coconut Coconut NH Inv Icon.png
No
DnM 
Yes
AC 
Yes
ACWW 
Yes
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
Yes
ACNH 
Durian Durian NL Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
No
ACPC 
No
ACNH 
Grapes Grapes PC Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
No
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
No
ACNH 
Lemon Lemon PC Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
No
ACNH 
Lychee Lychee PC Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
No
ACNH 
Mango Mango NL Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
No
ACPC 
No
ACNH 
Orange Orange NH Inv Icon.png
Yes
DnM 
Yes
AC 
Yes
ACWW 
Yes
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
Yes
ACNH 
Peach Peach NH Inv Icon.png
Yes
DnM 
Yes
AC 
Yes
ACWW 
Yes
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
Yes
ACNH 
Pear Pear NH Inv Icon.png
Yes
DnM 
Yes
AC 
Yes
ACWW 
Yes
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
Yes
ACPC 
Yes
ACNH 
Persimmon Persimmon NL Icon.png
No
DnM 
No
AC 
No
ACWW 
No
ACCF 
Yes
ACNL 
No
ACPC 
No
ACNH 

Gallery[edit]

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  • Apple
    (New Horizons)

  • Cherry
    (New Horizons)

  • Coconut
    (New Horizons)

  • Orange
    (New Horizons)

  • Peach
    (New Horizons)

  • Pear
    (New Horizons)

Notes[edit]

  1. ↑ Only if the player sent them a letter that contained an attached item and was graded internally as low-quality.


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