Giant trevally

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Giant trevally
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Real-world info
Name: Caranx ignobilis (giant trevally) Family: Carangidae (jacks)
Main appearances
DnM DnM+ AC DnMe+ iQue WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
Film HHD aF PC
Names in other languages  ロウニンアジ  白面弄鱼  Carangue grosse tête  Jurel gigante  Carango gigante  Гигантский каранкс  무명갈전갱이  浪人鰺  Carangue grosse tête  Jurel gigante  Stachelmakrele  Reuzenhorsmakreel

The giant trevally (ロウニンアジ, Rōnin'aji) is a fish that was introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. It is found exclusively on Tortimer Island year round in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, or at the pier in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. It sells for a high 4,500 Bells.

Catch details

In New Leaf

#64

"I caught a giant trevally! Pfff. I've seen bigger!"

Time of year	All year
Time of day	All day
Peak times	N/A
Location	Tortimer Island
Shadow size	Very large
Fish size	180 cm
Selling price	4,500 Bells
Furniture size

In Pocket Camp

#50

Event availability	What a Catch! Fish Goals
Location	Saltwater Shores
Shadow size	Huge
Fish size	175.1 cm - 184.9 cm
Rarity	★★★
Catch rate	Cannot be caught at this time
Selling price	3,500 Bells
Request reward	1,500 Bells, 3 Friendship Points Fortune Cookie (20%), Bronze Treats (30%)

In New Horizons

#68

"I caught a giant trevally! Yeah, I'm pretty well-trevalled."

Time of year	North: May – Oct South: Nov – Apr
Time of day	All day
Location	Pier
Shadow size	Very large
Rarity	Rare
Spawn requirement	Catch 20 total fish
Selling prices	Nook's Cranny:  4,500 Bells  C.J.:  6,750 Bells
Furniture size

Donating to the museum

In New Leaf

The information board in front of the tank that houses the giant trevally says the following:

"Though you wouldn't guess it because of their size, giant trevallys are actually a type of mackerel. Unlike normally slim and sleek mackerels, giant trevallys have wide, silver bodies. Surprisingly, though, these fish cannot tolerate the cold, so they tend to live in warmer places. Their jaw strength is great enough to bite off a person's finger, so be very careful when fishing for them!"

In New Horizons

When donating to Blathers or selecting "Tell me about this!" in New Horizons, he will provide the following information about the fish:

"The giant trevally, as befits its name, can reach six feet in length and 180 pounds! Its size and strength have made it a favored opponent for anglers since time immemorial. They are also ingenious hunters, sometimes taking advantage of other predators to distract their prey. There have even been documented cases of them attacking—gulp—birds."

Once donated, the giant trevally can be found in the north-east room of the fish exhibit, in the large central tank with the porthole windows. It will often swim near the glass wall, and sometimes will try to pierce the anchovy school, scattering them for a moment—it shares this behavior with many of the large fish also in this tank.

Fishing Tourney

In New Leaf

During a Fishing Tourney, when given a giant trevally, Chip will say the following:

"With giant trevally, anything goes! Sashimi, grilled, fried... It's all tasty! Maybe even smoked in a sandwich! Course I'll just be eating this guy as is. No reservations here! YUM!"

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Real-world information

The giant trevally is a large fish located in the tropical waters of the Indo-Pacific region. It has a typical silver color, but males may turn black as they grow older.

Names in other languages

	ロウニンアジ rōnin-aji	Giant trevally (lit. "wanderer mackerel")
	무명갈전갱이 mumyeong-galjeongaeng-i
	白面弄鱼 báimiànnòngyú / làngrén shēn	Giant trevally (Traditional: lit. "wanderer mackerel")
	浪人鯵 Unknown
	Гигантский каранкс Gigantskiy karanks	Giant trevally (lit. "giant Caranx")
	Reuzenhorsmakreel	Giant trevally (lit. "giant horse mackerel")
	Pferdemakrele (NL) Stachelmakrele (NH)	Horse mackerel Carangid
	Jurel gigante	Giant trevally (lit. "giant horse mackerel")
	Carangue grosse tête	Giant trevally (lit. "big-headed carangid")
	Carango gigante	Giant carangid

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