Talk:Lolly/Gallery

Lolly images

このラムネさんのどうぶつの森e＋の画像は公式のニンテンドーの画像ですか?確かめてほしいです。https://nookipedia.com/wiki/File:Lolly_DnMe%2B_3.png　　https://nookipedia.com/wiki/File:Lolly_DnMe%2B_2.png この画像です嘘を伝えないでほしいです。これを提出した人にこれはどこで手に入れたか教えてもらってほしいです。ネットはフェイクニュースで溢れているから気を休められません。- unsigned comment from Amuro (talk • contribs)

Hello Amuro. I appreciate your interest, and I'm especially glad to see Japanese fans not only find this site of use but wish to contribute. However, this is an English-language site, so simply leaving comments in Japanese will likely confuse most users. Even if you don't know much English, I would encourage you to use a machine translation service such as Google Translate or DeepL— while they certainly aren't perfect, they will likely help other users here understand you better than just a different language. I find DeepL more reliable and have used to translate your comment. If you aren't confident in them, perhaps leave a note saying as much, or even include your original Japanese message along with the translation.

That said, Amuro has asked if the linked images of Lolly (ラムネ/Ramune in Japanese) are official artwork from Doubutsu no Mori e+, and suspects they may be fan creations because they couldn't find them elsewhere. Unfortunately, the user who uploaded these images does not edit here anymore and did not provide a source. However, I think I know where they came from: Nintendo's Japanese website for the game had a feature where you could trade user passwords (あいことば) with certain animals to get special Mario items. This site is no longer functional, but it exists as an archive showing what it looked like. Lolly was one of these characters, and in order to trade the codes you had to use a Flash program. The device I am using right now does not allow me to check, but I tried a while ago with Sylvana (モンペ) and can confirm the Flash program had unique images of the villager being traded with. If someone else is able to confirm this, it should be added as the source information to the image pages for Lolly and other characters who I think are using artwork sourced from there. Chubby Bub (talk) 15:21, December 5, 2023 (EST)

見つけました、例のラムネの公式画像。本物でした。https://nookipedia.com/wiki/File:Lolly_DnMe%2B_2.png - unsigned comment from Amuro (talk • contribs)

Is this Lolly official or a derivative work?

File:Lolly NLWa.png
I'd like to see where the image of Lolly from the Welcome Amiibo is from? I'm curious if it's fan art or official? - unsigned comment from Villeger (talk • contribs)

Here are the resources to locate this official artwork. The official Animal Crossing website cycles through official NLWa artwork of villagers on the days of their birthdays. The original uploader has cropped and seemingly optimized the images, though I feel like the optimization has unnecessarily made the edges jagged.

https://animalcrossing.nintendo.com/

https://animalcrossing.nintendo.com/assets/data/birthdays.json

https://animalcrossing.nintendo.com/assets/img/characters/CTRP_EAA_NPC-cat18_1_R_ad.png

HylianAngel (talk) 22:48, June 25, 2024 (EDT)