Difference between revisions of "Prerelease and unused content in Doubutsu no Mori"

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*The folder containing assets for <tt>BEAR3</tt> is missing from data, which may possibly indicate a cut [[bear]] villager.<ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=July 30, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1288722133758156800|title=Unlike CAT13, all data pertaining to BEAR3 was scrubbed entirely. The folder where its textures wouldve been saved was scrubbed as well.|site=Twitter|retrieved=December 06, 2020}}</ref>
 
*The folder containing assets for <tt>BEAR3</tt> is missing from data, which may possibly indicate a cut [[bear]] villager.<ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=July 30, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1288722133758156800|title=Unlike CAT13, all data pertaining to BEAR3 was scrubbed entirely. The folder where its textures wouldve been saved was scrubbed as well.|site=Twitter|retrieved=December 06, 2020}}</ref>
 
*Textures and a model for [[Blathers]],<ref name="Nintendo Wire leak"></ref> who does not appear in the final game.
 
*Textures and a model for [[Blathers]],<ref name="Nintendo Wire leak"></ref> who does not appear in the final game.
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*Early textures for [[Wisp]].<ref name="Nintendo Wire leak"></ref><ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=August 4, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1290669939821621249|title=Wade from the N64brew Discord decided to do their own digging and gave me permission to post their findings. Here's early Wisp modeled fully!|site=Twitter|retrieved=November 28, 2020}}</ref>
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*Textures and a model for [[Wisp]],<ref name="Nintendo Wire leak"></ref><ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=August 4, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1290669939821621249|title=Wade from the N64brew Discord decided to do their own digging and gave me permission to post their findings. Here's early Wisp modeled fully!|site=Twitter|retrieved=November 28, 2020}}</ref> who does not appear in the final game.
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Wisp DnM Unused Model 1.png
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*A screenshot of a customized title screen which appears to be for use during {{Wp|Nintendo Space World#Space World 2000|Space World 2000}}, a Nintendo-hosted video game trade show.<ref name="Nintendo Wire leak"></ref>
 
*A screenshot of a customized title screen which appears to be for use during {{Wp|Nintendo Space World#Space World 2000|Space World 2000}}, a Nintendo-hosted video game trade show.<ref name="Nintendo Wire leak"></ref>
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*Models for two unused human characters: <tt>SOLDIER</tt> and <tt>OBA</tt> (Japanese for "aunt").<ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=July 29, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1288689220081668096|title=And here they are! The recreated models of SOLDIER and OBA!|site=Twitter|retrieved=July 30, 2020}}</ref> The word ''oba'' is short for ''obaba'', which is one of the internal names for [[Joan]], suggesting this character may have been an early version of Joan.
 
*Models for two unused human characters: <tt>SOLDIER</tt> and <tt>OBA</tt> (Japanese for "aunt").<ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=July 29, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1288689220081668096|title=And here they are! The recreated models of SOLDIER and OBA!|site=Twitter|retrieved=July 30, 2020}}</ref> The word ''oba'' is short for ''obaba'', which is one of the internal names for [[Joan]], suggesting this character may have been an early version of Joan.
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*Two test rooms.<ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=August 4, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1290670393565548551|title=A test room. This was likely used to test player room functions.|site=Twitter|retrieved=May 2, 2021}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|author=TV <nowiki>|</nowiki> Dreamers Dev|date=August 4, 2020|url=https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1290670935184420864|https://twitter.com/lombTV/status/1290670935184420864title=|site=Twitter|retrieved=May 2, 2021}}</ref>
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*[[Shaki]], who appears in the final game as an unused character, was used as a placeholder character during development.<ref name="Cuyler">Datamine of the leaked files by Cuyler</ref>
 
*[[Shaki]], who appears in the final game as an unused character, was used as a placeholder character during development.<ref name="Cuyler">Datamine of the leaked files by Cuyler</ref>
 
*[[NES game|Famicom games]] were originally meant to be loaded from the {{Wp|64DD}} add-on rather than being present in the game itself.<ref name="Cuyler"/>
 
*[[NES game|Famicom games]] were originally meant to be loaded from the {{Wp|64DD}} add-on rather than being present in the game itself.<ref name="Cuyler"/>
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*The early villager [[signpost]] seen in the Space World 2000 trailer.<ref name="Cuyler"/>
 
*The early villager [[signpost]] seen in the Space World 2000 trailer.<ref name="Cuyler"/>
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DnM buildsite beta texture.png|The early signpost texture
 
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DnM buildsite beta winter texture.png|The early signpost texture (winter)
 
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*A thinner roof texture for the [[Player house|player's house]].<ref name="Cuyler"/>
 
*A thinner roof texture for the [[Player house|player's house]].<ref name="Cuyler"/>
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DnM player house beta ingame.png|The early roof texture
 
DnM player house beta ingame.png|The early roof texture
 
DnM player house final ingame.png|The final roof texture
 
DnM player house final ingame.png|The final roof texture
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*15 early [[Villager houses|villager house]] textures, including one shown in the Space World 2000 build, featuring different layouts and color palettes than the final game.<ref name="Cuyler"/>
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Revision as of 01:23, May 2, 2021

For a list of prerelease and unused content in Animal Crossing, see List of prerelease and unused content in Animal Crossing.

The following is a list of prerelease and unused content in Doubutsu no Mori.

Early builds

Nintendo Space World 2000

Doubutsu no Mori was first showcased in a one-minute trailer at Space World 2000,[1] a Japanese video game trade show hosted by Nintendo. Screenshots were also published in an article on Nintendo's Japanese website.[2] The trailer and screenshots show some differences from the final release.

The logo shown at Space World 2000
  • The game has a tentative logo, featuring a different font, color, and layout from the final one.
  • The bulletin board is located to the left of the shrine, rather than in the middle of the player house acre.
  • The sprites for furniture, wallpaper, and carpets are all a beige version of the map sprite from the final game rather than a unique sprite for each.
  • A blue villager house palette that is not in the final game is shown.
  • Signposts have an image of a blue house on them rather than a piece of paper with text.
  • The shrine has a green roof and a more red wood color.
  • A villager's door has a wreath on it.
A screenshot Nook's Cranny from Space World 2000, showing a different shop wallpaper and carpet, different item sprites, and a shirt worn by the player that does not appear in the final game.

Partial source code leak

On July 25, 2020, partial source code for Doubutsu no Mori was leaked onto the Internet along with source code several other Nintendo games. The source code contains many assets and pieces of development information that are not in the final game.

Discoveries

  • A model for an unused cat villager, referred to as CAT13 in its file names.[3] This ID was repurposed for Punchy, who is introduced in Animal Crossing. This is not to be confused with Stinky, who has the villager ID cat13 in later games.
  • The folder containing assets for BEAR3 is missing from data, which may possibly indicate a cut bear villager.[4]
  • Textures and a model for Blathers,[3] who does not appear in the final game.
  • Textures and a model for Wisp,[3][5] who does not appear in the final game.
  • Wisp DnM Unused Model 1.png
  • Wisp DnM Unused Model 2.png
  • Wisp DnM Unused Model 3.png
  • A screenshot of a customized title screen which appears to be for use during Space World 2000, a Nintendo-hosted video game trade show.[3]
  • DnM Title Screen Spaceworld 2000.png
  • Models for two unused human characters: SOLDIER and OBA (Japanese for "aunt").[6] The word oba is short for obaba, which is one of the internal names for Joan, suggesting this character may have been an early version of Joan.
  • Two test rooms.[7][8]
  • DnM Unused Test Room 1.png
  • Nook's Cranny DnM Early Interior Model.png
  • Shaki, who appears in the final game as an unused character, was used as a placeholder character during development.[9]
  • Famicom games were originally meant to be loaded from the 64DD add-on rather than being present in the game itself.[9]
  • Icons for 9 unused items: cd, guitar, kusuri (medicine), nuts, pet, seed, nae (seedling), sickle, and ueki (potted plant).[9]

  • Furniture

  • Wallpaper

  • Carpet

  • Clothing

  • Clothing

  • Stationery

  • Aircheck

  • Bug

  • Fish

  • Fish[nb 5]

  • Fish

  • Letter

  • Letter

  • Letter

  • Letter

  • 1,000 Bells

  • 10,000 Bells

  • 30,000 Bells

  • Axe

  • Empty Can

  • Fishing Rod

  • Game Boy

  • Glasses Case

  • Picture Book

  • Present

  • Pokémon Pikachu

  • Watch

  • Textures for 54 unused clothing items.[9]

  • cloth003

  • cloth004

  • cloth007

  • cloth008

  • cloth012

  • cloth013

  • cloth016

  • cloth018

  • cloth025[nb 6]

  • cloth028

  • cloth029

  • cloth030

  • cloth038[nb 7]

  • cloth044

  • cloth054[nb 8]

  • cloth055

  • cloth078

  • cloth079

  • cloth080

  • cloth081

  • cloth082

  • cloth083

  • cloth084

  • cloth087

  • cloth092

  • cloth098

  • cloth103

  • cloth121

  • cloth122

  • cloth142

  • cloth146

  • cloth149

  • cloth155

  • cloth162

  • cloth163

  • cloth165

  • cloth167

  • cloth169

  • cloth172

  • cloth184

  • cloth193

  • cloth194

  • cloth200[nb 9]

  • cloth220

  • cloth228

  • cloth230

  • cloth232

  • cloth239

  • cloth240

  • cloth241

  • cloth244

  • cloth250

  • cloth251

  • cloth254

  • Early textures for 20 clothing items.[9]
  • The early villager signpost seen in the Space World 2000 trailer.[9]

  • The early signpost texture

  • The early signpost texture (winter)

  • The early signpost in-game

  • The early roof texture

  • The final roof texture

  • 15 early villager house textures, including one shown in the Space World 2000 build, featuring different layouts and color palettes than the final game.[9]
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 1.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 2.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 3.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 4.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 5.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 6.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 7.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 8.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 9.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 10.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 11.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 12.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 13.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 14.png
  • DnM Villager House Texture Unused 15.png

Unused content

The following unused content does not appear in later releases of the game.

Party Dress and Tuxedo

Party Dress DnM Model.png
Party Dress
Tuxedo DnM Model.png
Tuxedo

パーティードレス (Party Dress) and タキシード (Tuxedo) are two fully functional clothing items that can only be obtained through the use of memory editing.

Notes

  1. ↑ Replaced with the Handkerchief in the final game.
  2. ↑ Replaced with the Camera in the final game.
  3. ↑ Replaced with the Cherry in the final game.
  4. ↑ Likely intended to be a trash item, as the icon is located next to those of the Boot, Empty Can, and Old Tire in the leaked files.
  5. ↑ Bears a resemblance to the unused "bluefish" item in Animal Crossing.
  6. ↑ Features an alien from Space Invaders.
  7. ↑ Similar to the Citrus Shirt.
  8. ↑ Based on Link's tunic from The Legend of Zelda series.
  9. ↑ Similar to the Berry Gingham, Lemon Gingham, Melon Gingham, Mint Gingham, and Sherbet Gingham.

References

  1. ↑ Adam Washington (May 13, 2013). "Spaceworld 2000 - Nintendo Press Conference and Show Floor Highlights". YouTube. Retrieved May 1, 2021.
  2. ↑ Nintendo (2000). "どうぶつの森（仮称）". nintendo.co.jp. Archived from the original on July 1, 2013. Retrieved April 30, 2021.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Reece Heather (July 28, 2020). "Animal Crossing 64 leaked assets reveal early designs, an unused character, and a Spaceworld 2000 graphic". Nintendo Wire. Retrieved July 28, 2020.
  4. ↑ TV | Dreamers Dev (July 30, 2020). "Unlike CAT13, all data pertaining to BEAR3 was scrubbed entirely. The folder where its textures wouldve been saved was scrubbed as well.". Twitter. Retrieved December 06, 2020.
  5. ↑ TV | Dreamers Dev (August 4, 2020). "Wade from the N64brew Discord decided to do their own digging and gave me permission to post their findings. Here's early Wisp modeled fully!". Twitter. Retrieved November 28, 2020.
  6. ↑ TV | Dreamers Dev (July 29, 2020). "And here they are! The recreated models of SOLDIER and OBA!". Twitter. Retrieved July 30, 2020.
  7. ↑ TV | Dreamers Dev (August 4, 2020). "A test room. This was likely used to test player room functions.". Twitter. Retrieved May 2, 2021.
  8. ↑ TV | Dreamers Dev (August 4, 2020). [1]. Twitter. Retrieved May 2, 2021.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 Datamine of the leaked files by Cuyler
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