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''"Beware the '''vampire squid''', I say! This eight-armed deep-sea monster is out to drink your blood! Hoo hoo, haha! I only jest! Ahem! The '''vampire squid''' does, in fact, live deep in the ocean where almost no light pervades. But while it looks like it could nibble on your neck...it nibbles on bits of dead plankton and algae instead. By all accounts, the '''vampire squid''' is a gentle sort who squirts bioluminescent goo at foes. So how did it get the eerie official name "Vampryoteuthis infernalis? <small>That means "vampire quid from heck," you see.</small> The problem is the squid's "cloak." Its arms are webbed with velvet-red skin and lined with toothy spikes! Plainly put, this genial squid looks for all the world like a vampire who went for a swim."'' | ''"Beware the '''vampire squid''', I say! This eight-armed deep-sea monster is out to drink your blood! Hoo hoo, haha! I only jest! Ahem! The '''vampire squid''' does, in fact, live deep in the ocean where almost no light pervades. But while it looks like it could nibble on your neck...it nibbles on bits of dead plankton and algae instead. By all accounts, the '''vampire squid''' is a gentle sort who squirts bioluminescent goo at foes. So how did it get the eerie official name "Vampryoteuthis infernalis? <small>That means "vampire quid from heck," you see.</small> The problem is the squid's "cloak." Its arms are webbed with velvet-red skin and lined with toothy spikes! Plainly put, this genial squid looks for all the world like a vampire who went for a swim."'' | ||
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+ | |ja=コウモリダコ | ||
+ | |ja-r=kōmori-dako | ||
+ | |ja-m=Vampire squid (lit. "Bat octopus") | ||
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+ | |fr-m= | ||
+ | }} | ||
{{Sea creatures}} | {{Sea creatures}} | ||
[[Category:New Horizons sea creatures]] | [[Category:New Horizons sea creatures]] |
Revision as of 04:25, July 7, 2020
The Vampire Squid is a sea creature in Animal Crossing: New Horizons introduced in the 1.3.0 Free Summer Update.
Catch details
In New Horizons
Time of year | North: May – Aug South: Nov – Feb |
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Time of day | 4 PM – 9 AM |
Shadow size | Medium |
Shadow movement | Very fast |
Spawn requirement | Catch 80 total sea creatures |
Selling price | 10,000 Bells |
Furniture size |
Donating to the museum
In New Horizons
"Beware the vampire squid, I say! This eight-armed deep-sea monster is out to drink your blood! Hoo hoo, haha! I only jest! Ahem! The vampire squid does, in fact, live deep in the ocean where almost no light pervades. But while it looks like it could nibble on your neck...it nibbles on bits of dead plankton and algae instead. By all accounts, the vampire squid is a gentle sort who squirts bioluminescent goo at foes. So how did it get the eerie official name "Vampryoteuthis infernalis? That means "vampire quid from heck," you see. The problem is the squid's "cloak." Its arms are webbed with velvet-red skin and lined with toothy spikes! Plainly put, this genial squid looks for all the world like a vampire who went for a swim."
Names in other languages
コウモリダコ kōmori-dako |
Vampire squid (lit. "Bat octopus") |
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