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| − | ''Animal Crossing'' features in a number of [[Nintendo]] games, making '''cameo appearances''' in games such as ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'' and ''WarioWare: Smooth Moves''. | + | "'''List of references'''" may refer to: |
| | + | *[[List of references in the Animal Crossing series|List of references in the ''Animal Crossing'' series]] |
| | + | *[[List of Animal Crossing references in other media|List of ''Animal Crossing'' references in other media]] |
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| − | ==References to the ''Animal Crossing'' series in other video games==
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| − | [[File:Smashville.jpg|200px|right|thumb|Smashville]]
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| − | ===''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''===
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| − | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'', three [[Super Smash Bros. Melee|trophies]] ([[Mr. Resetti]], [[Tom Nook]], and [[K.K. Slider|Totakeke]]) from the ''Animal Crossing'' series are obtainable.
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| − | ===''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''===
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| − | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', a wider variety of ''Animal Crossing'' [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|trophies]] are obtainable, along with music, [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|stickers]], and even a [[Smashville|stage]] known as ''Smashville''. On the stage, red [[Present|balloons]] float around with [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|food]] attached to the bottom, which is a reference to floating presents. A new item, the [[Pitfall Seed]], is also introduced, in which it can be thrown either directly at enemies or on the ground. If the enemy is either directly hit by or falls into the Pitfall Seed, they instantly become momentarily immobile. Mr. Resetti also appears as an assist trophy, where he starts yelling at players, much like when the player resets in an ''Animal Crossing'' game. This blocks around half the screen, obstructing the player's view of their character. Resetti will also make humorous impressions of brawling characters.
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| − | ===''[[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]]''===
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| − | [[File:Super Smash Bros. Villager.png|200px|left|thumb| The Villager.]]
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| − | [[File:Animal Crossing Stage - Super Smash Bros for Wii U.jpg|200px|right|thumb|The stage over the City.]]
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| − | [[Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U]] introduces a fighter to represent the Animal Crossing series, known as Villager and resembles the [[Guide:Face Styles/Animal Crossing: City Folk|'AAB' male character]] from {{CF}}. He uses various items and tools in his moves, including the [[Net]] for grabbing opponents and the [[Slingshot]] for aerial attacks. Two stages based on {{CF}} have been seen, one taking place above a town (much like Brawl's Smashville), and another one above the [[City]]. It is unknown if they are the same stage at this moment.
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| − | ===''[[mariowiki:WarioWare: Smooth Moves|WarioWare: Smooth Moves]]''===
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| − | ===={{WW}} Minigame====
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| − | [[file:wario.jpg|200px|right|thumb|The ''Warioware'' mini-game.]]
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| − | During the [[mariowiki:9-Volt|9-Volt]] level in ''WarioWare: Smooth Moves'', one mini-game involves the player controlling an {{WW}} character (either a male or female, depending upon the player's gender). The player must pull up the [[Nintendo Wii|wii remote]] in order to catch a [[fish]] from the [[river]]. There are three difficulty stages to this game-
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| − | *'''Easy''' There is one fish in the river.
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| − | *'''Intermediate''' There is one fish in the river that takes a long time to tug on the bait.
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| − | *'''Hard''' There are two fish in the river.
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| − | All fish from ''Wild World'' are potential catches in this minigame. Failure to pull up the [[Fishing Rod]] will result in the player losing a life.
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| − | =====Inconsistencies with ''Animal Crossing: Wild World''=====
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| − | Despite being an obvious reference to ''Animal Crossing'', there are a number of inconsistencies with the game-
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| − | *Fish that cannot be found in rivers may be caught, one example being the [[Football Fish]].
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| − | *Lilies can be seen in the river; this is an {{PG}}-only feature, and is not present in ''Wild World''.
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| − | *The male character's hat has green horns that match the pattern of the hat- no matter the pattern in ''Wild World'', the horns will always be grey.
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| − | *Every time the game is played, the fish pulls down the bobber immediately. Although this ''can'' happen in-game, it is very unusual, and certainly does not happen all the time.
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| − | *The music playing in the background is from {{PG}}.
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| − | *When the fish is caught, a generic 'success' noise is played, rather than the ''Animal Crossing'' 'success' noise.
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| − | ===='Silhouette' Minigame====
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| − | In one minigame in the [[mariowiki:Ashley|Ashley]] level, a player has to rotate a silhouette of an object in order to work out what the object is- after a time, they are given a seletion of objects that it could potentially be, usually all quite similar in shape.
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| − | Sometimes, a thin version of the typical [[gyroid (furniture)|gyroid]] may show up- objects similar to it in shape include a cacti and an eraser.
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| − | ===''[[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass|The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass]]''===
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| − | In ''Phantom Hourglass'', the [[zeldawiki:Postman|Postman]] asks [[zeldawiki:Link|Link]] not to shoot him down with a slingshot. This could be a reference to [[Pete]] in ''Wild World''.
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| − | ===''[[wikirby:Kirby Super Star Ultra|Kirby Superstar Ultra]]''===
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| − | In ''Kirby Superstar Ultra'', there is a subgame called "The Great Cave Offensive". The objective of it is to escape with the most items possible, and some of these items are references to other games from [[Nintendo]]. One of these items is the '''Gold Watering Can''', an obvious reference to the [[Watering Can|Golden Watering Can]].
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| − | ===''[[wikipedia:Wii Music|Wii Music]]''===
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| − | The [[Main Theme|''Animal Crossing'' theme]] and ''[[K.K. Blues]]'' (known as Animal Crossing -- K.K. Blues) both appear as songs. The descriptions are for the Main Theme and K.K. Blues respectively; ''"The cats, dogs, and others in the world of Animal Crossing know this melody. It's one of Nintendo's cutest tunes, so play it with a song in your heart!"'' and ''"If you've got the blues, this tune by the musical pooch from Nintendo's Animal Crossing series is just what you need. Play it with soul!"''
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| − | ===''[[Wikipedia:Wii Fit Plus|Wii Fit Plus]]''===
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| − | In ''Wii Fit Plus'' there is a game called Segway® Circuit. The player has to stop moles from taking beach balls with a pet. The moles' looks resemble [[Mr. Resetti]].
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| − | {{section}}
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| − | ===''Nintendo presents: New Style Boutique''===
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| − | For the release of {{NL}}, Style Boutique has released two downloadable designs for their character in-game. One called "Club Design" based on [[Club LOL]], and "Giraffissima" based on [[Gracie]].
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| − | File:Giraffissima.png|Giraffissima
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| − | </gallery>
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| − | ==References in the ''Animal Crossing series'' to other Nintendo games==
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| − | Being a [[Nintendo]] game, there are various references to other Nintendo games in the ''Animal Crossing'' series.
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| − | ===References in ''Animal Crossing''===
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| − | * When talking to Gulliver, he says he might have "lost his Goldfish in Toad Town or Hyrule" which are definite references to [[mariowiki:Toad Town|Toad Town]] from ''[[mariowiki:Paper Mario|Paper Mario]]'' and the [[mariowiki:Mario (series)|''Mario'' series]] and [[zeldawiki:Hyrule|Hyrule]] from [[zeldawiki:The Legend of Zelda (Series)|''The Legend of Zelda'' series]].
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| − | * [[Kapp'n]] rarely also sings a song about how he thinks Mario acts. Kapp'n also references ''The Legend of Zelda'' in between some sea shanty verses. He may say," Ever spend a night in a Hyrulian Prison?"
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| − | * Some hacking will make [[Tom Nook]] give you a present, he says it came from Hyrule, a reference to the ''Legend of Zelda'' series.
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| − | ===References in ''Wild World''===
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| − | * After talking to [[Gulliver]] after repairing his [[U.F.O.]], he asks the player if they have ever seen "A space fox or a bounty hunter who can roll into a ball". These are clear references to [[lylatwiki:Fox McCloud|Fox]] of the [[lylatwiki:Star Fox series|''Star Fox'' series]] and [[metroidwiki:Samus Aran|Samus Aran]] of the [[metroidwiki:Metroid|''Metroid'' series]].
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| − | ===References in ''City Folk''===
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| − | * Through the Tom Nook Point System, Nintendo-related items are available for purchase as a reward for spending large amounts of [[Bells]] at [[Tom Nook's Store|Tom Nook]]'s. For a full list, please see [[Tom Nook Point System|here]].
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| − | * Such [[distributed items]] as a red Pikmin hat and a Dolphin model originate from the ''Pikmin'' series. A Pikmin garden is also a hacked item available.
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| − | ===References in ''New Leaf''===
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| − | [[File:NL Gulliver Bobbery.png|frame|right|Gulliver mentioning [[mariowiki:Admiral Bobbery|Admiral Bobbery]] of [[mariowiki:Rogueport|Rogueport]]]]
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| − | * After agreeing to help Gulliver, he'll mention that he's "never met a skipper so kind since [[mariowiki:Admiral Bobbery|Bobbery]] of [[mariowiki:Rogueport|Rogueport]]". This is a reference to [[mariowiki:Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]].
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| − | * One of the locations Gulliver mentions having washed up on is [[mariowiki:Isle Delfino|Isle Delfino]]. This is a reference to [[mariowiki:Super Mario Sunshine|Super Mario Sunshine]].
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| − | * Gulliver may also mention [[mariowiki:The Overthere|The Overthere]]; a place in [[mariowiki:Super Paper Mario|Super Paper Mario]].
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| − | ===References throughout the series===
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| − | * Each of the games have [[Nintendo set|Mario-related furniture]].
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