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30 Minutes Of Unsolved Animal Crossing Mysteries
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Over the existence of the Animal Crossing Franchise there have been many unsolved mysteries, theories, and questions ranging from characters like Tom Nook, Isabelle and Villagers. But what about questions from the whole series, from the gamecube days through New Horizons, lets take a closer look.
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Nobody cares about raid anymore lmao
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The real mystery: When does Isabelle get a break?
When she sniffs her flowers in the town hall. That’s her break.
Poor girl.
she sleeps at her desk all the time! Lol
@@TheLeiaOrgana I think she drinks coffee with you in one of the games
New years
She don't she's a nervous wreck he give her a break chaos will ensue
Blathers is afraid of insects because when he was young, he was studying at his desk one day and a praying mantis egg case hatched and hundreds of baby mantises came out. Poor fella was traumatized.
I sorta agree, but at the same time I disagree because if that really happen, Blathers would probably have a different reaction with the mantis one donated to him. But idk
In the first game blathers told me it's because a lady bug peed on him. He didn't say pee, but he did say it left a small yellow liquid behind and that's why he doesn't like insects
@@LostGothic The mantis egg case story was revealed in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
@@stephenlignowski1915 Okay thanks but what about Weeb Train’s comment?
@@LostGothic I can't attest to the bug pee backstory, having never played the original game. I'm not disputing it, I was just giving the "canon" for the reason I gave. Also, I have been trying for a half hour to find any confirmation about the bug pee story, but cannot find any other reference than the mantis story from Wild World. Can anyone out there verify this? A screen-shot, perhaps?
What if the ‘nook’ wanted poster is actually one of the nookling’s biological parents? It would explain how they ended up in nook’s care
We already know how they ended up in his care. They were homeless when Tom Nook moved to the city, and he adopted them
@@TraceguyRune I think what they mean is the parents became wanted so they left their kids on the streets to run away due to them being on criminal posters, then nook found the kids.
i thought that was Redd
Thas legit
or maybe timmy and tommy stole stuff to get by, but that doesnt explain why there arent 2 posters of both of them
The King Tut mask is unlucky because of a mummy's curse.
or maybe its just made out of gold and heavy lmao
It’s hilarious how I was on the very first question of the vid and the top comment is just answering it-
Also because King Tutankhamun (tut) died at a very young age, between 17-20. His death has some speculation oh what it exactly was (murder, accident, injury etc) but it didnt look like it was natural causes. So there is the idea he was insanely unlucky, and thus his item passes that along.
@@MasterPlan1P I just thought it was because he had an injured leg and thus it being a reference to tripping because of an injured leg. Your explanation makes more sense though
I mean, if you wear a mask that conceals your face with no eye-holes...
The mystery of the unseen 'new mayor' in New Leaf is odd when you just stop to realize that whoever was supposed to be the mayor has the exact same name as your character. How else would Isabelle and the villagers think you are the new mayor? She even states that the new mayor has your name, and combining that with the arrival time matching yours must mean you are the new mayor.
I just restarted New Leaf, so that's how I got that still fresh in my head
I've heard that some people theorize that Rover was supposed to be the mayor and since he asks for your name maybe he informed Isabelle?
@@radioactivevolt Dangit Rover, do your job
I always saw it as someone told her you were the new mayor instead of themselves, who was the actual upcoming mayor.
What if the new mayor was the tortimers grandkid?
If it were rover that would be funny, it make sense why he's always on the run and has his suitcase on him.
could you imagine if like in the next animal crossing game tom nook isnt in the game and then timmy and tommy are just like "oh hes ded"
“Oh he’s ded” “…ded”
In New Leaf if you put on the King Tut mask, you'd trip while running even if you had a good luck day. It was the same in Wild World, so it's never been connected to your character's luck. I'm pretty sure it's because a lot of people believe that disturbing places where the dead are buried, or taking/possessing their things, is very bad luck.
I agree with that theory but I've always thought that the mask was simply too heavy for the chracter's head lol
for Blather's bug fear if you give him a mantis in New Leaf he recalls a story where a whole bunch of them hatched and flew out of the desk right at him and laments that that specific incident is what kickstarted his fears
I remember you used to be able to get insurance, and every time you tripped they sent you money in the mail. The King Tut mask made you trip more so you could collect more insurance 🤣
damn i wish i were sent money in the mail every time i tripped
Damn, I wish my 8 year old self had a knack for insurance fraud.
Definitely feel like the fountain and the golden ax is a reference to "the honest woodcutter" story from Aesop's Fables
Joan isn't dead, I'm pretty sure Mae tells you she's taking over because Joan's getting old and walking around hurts her back. I coukd DEFINETLY wrong.
She's definitely not dead, she even appears on the hospital of Happy Home Paradise
In the Canadian French localization, Daisy Mae says that her grandma had retired and helps her take the business over.
Another mystery that idk if it’s been explained is who is sending the balloon presents? I believe there’s a theory out there that it could be the villagers dad but idk if there has ever been a confirmed explanation about where those balloons are coming from.
Well, some of the villagers have dubbed whoever is sending them as Lieutenant Burpy Boy and I believe that's a very solid theory.
Also٫ the Nook Miles for shaking furniture out of trees states that someone hides them in there٫ so they're definitely the same person
i love this question
Serena and Farley both seem to be references to Aesop’s Honest Woodsman (or the Honest Axe) fairy tale in which a woodsman drops his axe into a lake and the god Hermes decides to get it for him but offers him multiple better axes made of silver and gold only for the woodsman to be honest and tell him that they aren’t his axe. After seeing his honesty, Hermes decides to reward him by giving him all three axes.
This story has been altered over time though and most modern interpretations (especially those in Japanese media) swap out Hermes with the Lady of the Lake or just another female water spirit. Serena is obviously based on the Lady of the Lake version, used in Japan. Not just based on her being a girl but also her getting angry when you are not honest. Farley seems to be very loosely inspired by the original Hermes version. This makes sense with Farley’s role in the games as Hermes is the god of trade and travel so would naturally take issue if a trade you were tasked with was not completed or if your town was hard to traverse due to trees. Farley also shares his hat with Hermes, as Hermes was regularly depicted with his signature winged cap in pictures and statues.
These are pretty much the only traits Farley and Hermes share though but gives enough information for us to make some guesses as to why he was included. Early during localization the Gamecube fountain may have been meant to let you throw your axe into it just like City Folks’ in a bit more of an open reference to the Honest Woodsman story. Obviously you’d need to interact with a character and that may have been the original purpose of Farley. Maybe that would take too much time to develop or would break the game because you could just do it early on and get a really good item so they scrapped it and reworked the character into the final game Farley. Serena’s fountain may have been inspired by those early plans and the Japanese developers decided to replace Farley’s Hermes reference with the more popular and recognizable Lady of Lake reference. Regardless it’s pretty clear that these characters are references to the Honest Woodsman fairytale.
This is what I thought too!! When he mentioned them I went to find the story because I really thought there was some familiarity to it and I agree! It does seem like a reference to that tale.
Hermes also had two main forms. One being a young man, that most people are familiar with, and the other being an old man (just thought that could be another small connection)
I was gonna mention this! You see it in a LOT of games and anime.
As one of the other commenters said, I think the tripping in the King Tut mask is a reference to the infamous mummy’s curse. Perhaps this could also tie into Lucky’s story & the decor of his home? Maybe Lucky used to lived up to his name, until he brought home a cursed artifact…
I have no idea what Farley is, but perhaps he’s a reference to something from Japanese folklore? It wouldn’t be the first time the series has featured yokai; and something with a huge nose & long beard that hangs around wells & is associated with wishes definitely sounds folklore-related.
I see those weird gnome looking farely guys all the time, idk what they are but theyre like reallt popular esp up here in canada, i think theyre gnomes but idk tbh
@@benjaminsmit781 are you referring to GONKS?
Those definitely remind me of Farley but no idea what their about.
@@justinejarvis6313 omg yes!!! No clue what their deal is but like p sure tgats what farley is
There's actually an explanation for lucky. Apparently it was a fishing accident.
King Tut had a club foot and is believed to have used a cane
19:05 Frillard is another character that is allegedly dead. He has appeared just on City Folk and then on New Leaf he is mentioned by Shrunk in a sad tone, saying that he misses Master Frillard.
Or something like that, I don't really know much about this topic.
Was gonna comment the same thing. New Leaf all but confirms he dies between the two games.
NOTE for those who may not know! Gulliver's name is a reference to a classic novel, Gulliver's travels! It follows the main character, Gulliver; he lived as a traveler, seeing many strange things on his journey from place to place. Kinda like Alice and Wonderland! Further support for the dimensional travel theory!
The non-villager animals in animal crossing is not a mystery they litterally SHOW HOW IT WORKS ON THE MUSEUM! there's an evolution tree display you can stand in and it has the lines for other anime villagers. Like humans with apes, they have a common ancestor that branched off at some point and now they're different species. This line of thought is basically like an alien looking at an earth zoo and being horrified apes are keeping other apes in cages
Joan also appears at the hospital on HHP every monday. She gives you some turnips as well
27:28 "Why is wisp scared of a villager?"
In the German version he is named 'Buhu', that's really similar to the Mario Bros. ghosts, that are named 'Buu Huu' in german. And they do hide themselves from mario and maybe humans in general.
My naive guess (without any Animal crossing lore knowledge) is: Wisp is a Mario Easter egg character
He Looks Like Bowsers Helicopter, though
OMG thats actually cute haha
@@danyhunselar9654 IKR
Ohh right, I didn't even relize that!
That's actually really interesting! The only difference I guess is that it's not agressive lol
Also Octavian is an alien conspiracy theorist, as well.
A few more mysteries:
-Who is Daisy's brother?
-Is Portia an only child, or second of six siblings?
-What is up with Blanca?
-Are Kid Cat & Lolly siblings?
-What is up with the robot (& other inanimate object) villagers?
-Is Rosie the daughter of Kitty & Tom?
-Are Axel & Ellie related?
-What is up with the Kangaroo joeys?
-Is Champ Porter's brother?
-Is Tasha a secret agent?
-Is Freckles half fish?, or is she in love with a fish?, or both?
the kangaroo joeys are so cuuuute
Celphabot ribbot robot
Something I never see discussed is that Stitches isn't the only living toy-- Hopkins is some sort of blow up balloon bunny and has a plug on the back of his head, and Zoe is a plushie--she has buttons and stuff holding her together. It's pretty wild that this world has not only robots but living toys. Idk if that's a mystery but I thought it was interesting!
just got coco on my island, what’s the deal with her?
I never knew that about Zoe! I'm going to look her up now
and also octavian has something on the back of his head
Don't forget biskit
For some reason I tought the hole behind Hopkins head is similar plug they had in The Matrix. 😳 But now that I look at it it's definitely the inflatable toy thing.
I know you said not to talk about Ankha, but, I will state an obscure fact about her. She was even in the "original" Gamecube entry of the Animal Crossing franchise, although not how she is now. She was one of a pool of islander villagers to appear on your town's local island. Basically, at random, you have a single islander to be on your town's local island. This single islander never changes and is merely selected at random after creating your town. Ankha was one of those islanders in that pool of a possible islander you could have on your local island. And, like Ankha, those islanders from the Gamecube release of the game, would have their role(s) changed to being in the pool of regular villagers that could appear in your town. I love Ankha, and not for the "weird" reasons many people do that you were trying to avoid talking about. Her unique design. She is not a mere recolor of the basic cat villager model in character design, unlike most cat villagers. She has a special model just for herself, to have that pharaoh headdress thing attached to her head. I was going to say something more, but I forgot it completely while writing this comment
Ankha is probably related to the king Tut mask or Lucky
I'm surprised you didn't mention the UFOs that appear at any time during Wild World, or the fact that if you'd show Octavian an octopus you caught he'd get very mad/offended and stomp off.
Also I just assumed the King Tut mask was just cursed cus... King Tut.
I saw the “mummy’s curse” theory but also it very well could just be that the solid gold mask is very heavy.
I remember reading a theory where the wanted poster on the right is of Jolyne and the reasoning behind that being Stone Ocean was originally published around the same time. It was one of the more interesting theories.
Honestly I’m pretty set it’s her, it looks way too similar
5:22 I have the guide that this is referring to, it's the Prima one. One of its sections is a list of names of every villager and special character, with a little picture next to each. It neglects to list Farley, but they accidentally put a picture of Farley where they list Snowman. The guide was packed with little mistakes like that, it was super confusing as a kid but kinda cool since it made certain things mysterious.
Man, the Prima guides were all really inaccurate, huh? There's a video of a RUclipsr following a Pokemon guide also by Prima to beat the game and it's also super bad and full of errors.
@@MokohiChan Ugh the FireRed LeafGreen guide had a bunch of errors and then doesn't even cover most of the Sevii Islands. Imagine paying for a video game guide only for it to be like "you're on your own, figure out how to do this part of the game yourself" after you've gone through stuff like Pokemon being listed in the wrong locations, trainer's lineups being wrong, photos of Graveler where it says Geodude.
Imagine my surprise to hear my old, defunct Reddit name pop up out of nowhere. Let it be known, the years have only bolstered my conviction that Booster must not be allowed to roam the streets of any decent society.
I’m pretty sure Dr. Shrunk alludes to Frillard possibly being dead in New Leaf, it’s pretty weird how he just never showed up again after City Folk. Also, I always thought the wanted poster outside the police station in the original animal crossing was Team Rocket’s Meowth as a kid, it’s probably Redd though.
Okay, very late, like, a year late but now that you mentioned Redd it makes sense
I believe the museum explains that sentient animals like villagers are a different branch of evolution.
23:59 Why the heck does The Roost have a window if it seems to be completely enclosed within the museum?
"Franklin is worried that some one might eat him, but he warms up in later games" A really poor choice of words, my friend. 24:13
for joan, she let her granddaughter take up the mantle as she was getting old, nat and chip are probably the same, retired and letting their kids handle stuff
I do feel like Zipper T Bunny is a human like the MC we play as but just in a costume. Which seems obvious, but I'd like the point out that Zipper can be usually seen doing a little dance-like animation and when you walk far away from him to the point he's a little off screen he sighs. I didn't think much of it but what if Zipper T Bunny really is in a costume and sighs due to being exhausted from dancing so much in a stuffy suit?
idk if anyone has ever noticed this too
If you deny help to Gullivarrr, he occasionally mentions Linebeck from Zelda Phantom Hourglass.
There's actually a character we got to meet on the rare opportunity back in City Folk (if I recall rightly) that was mentioned to have died in the following game, and that's the other comedian that would sometimes perform instead of Dr Shrunk. I think his name was Frillard?
Either this was just a theory I took to be true and never forgot or never heard about being debunked, or it's something overlooked because I don't see too many older players talk about him
Ive seen a few people mention why the King Tut mask does what it does (the mummy's curse), but not many mention another possible reason why. King Tutankhamun (tut) died at a very young age, between 17-20. His death has some speculation oh what it exactly was (murder, accident, injury etc) but it didnt look like it was natural causes. So there is the idea he was insanely unlucky, and thus his item passes that along. Considering how much art history and info has been in these games since gamecube, i dont think its too far off to have it be a reference to real world events too.
I was thinking this too that it could be around the speculations of how he died! It was theorised for a long time that King Tut died during a chariot crash where he broke his leg and, due to lack of modern medicine, got blood poising and died. He did have a broken leg when he died, but there are no records of a ‘crash’ in Egyptian history, so this is now not as widely accepted. He did, however, have a club foot and other skeletal issues so it could still be that the broken leg was what caused his death at a young age 🤷🏻♀️
@@_mollbxo also true! his death is very interesting because it could be many things, the chariot accident also being possible. but none of them are natural, which makes it all the more intriguing!
What if the Rito from zelda, the bird people, are descendants of Gulliver on his travels? Maybe he met someone special in the zelda universe. Also when he mentions his ship he doesn't really specify what KIND of ship we only assume a boat because of his sailor outfit. The word for boat crew and space ship crew are interchangeable in context. And spaceships do land in the ocean.
solid theory, but those birds could fly like crazy if i remember correctly. yeah gulliver could be an exception tho!
Maybe the turkey villager is anxious in earlier games because you're a human and it's mostly humans that eat turkey. Then in later games he's cool with you because he learned you don't eat him
Lmao I love how you say "In the original animal crossing game Gulliver shows up on the beach" but the sub titles say "In the original game Gulliver shows up drunk off his ass on the beach" Hilarious
i'd say the wanted poster on the outside of the police station is actually Redd's poster. we know he deals in shady black market connections.
With the villagers and catchable animals weirdness… I always just figured it was a case of divergent evolution, similar to apes and humans. Frog villagers and catchable frogs have a common ancestor, but aren’t the same species. I sort of figured Animal Crossing was a world where humans weren’t the only species to evolve to our level of intelligence, and that other species did as well and that’s what we have human-sized animals coexisting with humans as neighbors. I think in the most recent game the museum also has some sort of evolution chart showing something similar? Haven’t played it in a while so I’m not sure.
Fun fact! Joan actually does appear in New Horizons outside of the amiibo function. Idk the full requirements, but if you have the Happy Home Paradise DLC and have finished the hospital, Joan will possibly show up as a patient inside and sell you turnips. I think it's day specific as well, but don't quote me on that.
It’s actually not a luck thing.. In wild world when I was in grade 9 my friend mentioned this about the mask.
It turns out Tut apprently broke his leg, fell and died..
Im Quite sure it’s a reference to HIS misfortune not bad luck..
I always had AMAZING Turnip prices back in the day regardless. you can do it from running back and forth in the snow and you leave a face plant mark on the ground in wild world as well
I would definitely consider process of elimination to be a form of evidence in support of Rover being the secret mayor. Since he's the only character with the information required to set up the events of the game, since he's on the train and not already in the town, and since he's a character that doesn't seem like they'd choose to be mayor but might be important enough to be offered the job, I think this is completely reasonable to believe. It obviously can't be proven, but it makes a lot more sense than any other candidate we see in the games, which simply have no possible relation to this secret mayor at all.
The only alternative to him, as far as I can tell, would be a character who is entirely new and unrelated to any of the games or characters so far, which... why would they even bother to do that? lol.
I might be able to shed some light on why Blathers hates bugs. I remember when I was a kid playing City Folk, if you gave Blathers a specific bug (can’t remember what it was) he’ll tell you a story about when he was in school and an egg sac of this specific bug burst and millions of baby insects swarmed his desk. He’s been traumatized by bugs ever since.
Edit: Just looked it up and apparently it was a mantis egg that hatched and they swarmed him. Poor guy.
the captions YES thank you I can’t hear the best so I seriously appreciate it ❤️ dope video
Kinda surprised so many don't know this: The mask being unlucky is a reference to King Tut's Curse. It was believed to have afflicted the people who unearthed Tutankhamen's tomb or were involved in the expedition or handled his mummy. Of the 9 people affected, 2 died of sepsis, 1 from pneumonia, 1 from an unspecified illness, 1 in a fire, 1 under "suspicious circumstances", and 1 by suicide. The other 2 survived but the first had his house destroyed twice (once by fire, once by flood), and the other came home to discover his pet canary had been eaten by a cobra, a symbol of the pharoahs. So uh, yeah, pretty unlucky batch of people.
As someone who is also scared of bugs, I never questioned why Blathers was scared of bugs. There doesn't need to be an explanation.
Also I love my GC statue, and I haven't seen it but I love yours too! That game was really great.
Love the video!
Lolly is an alien theory:
1 The alien broadcast happens at 3: 33, lolly’s amiibo number is 333
2 We know that the aliens can shape shift, all of the cats have eye whites except for lolly, lolly also shares multiple visual traits with other cats
3 Roswell might know that lolly is an alien hence why in acnh his popsicle item is ramune soda flavor ( lolly’s name in japan is ramune) and his food item is a LOLLYpop
Serena and Farley are just Shinto animism - they're the spirits embodying their respective fountains. It seems kinda weird from a Western perspective but in Japan they're nothing too unusual.
@gamersapphsspeedpaintanima101 I mean yeah, but what do people think about when it comes to the well-being of the environment
The King Tut mask thing is a reference to the alleged curse of Pharaoh Tutankahmun. Some of the people who rediscovered his tomb (and therefore “disturbed” it) and other people related to objects taken from it are said to have died under mysterious circumstances or sudden bouts of illness, leading some people to speculate there was a curse placed on his resting place to protect it. That’s why the player trips when they wear the mask, it’s a pilfered artifact from his tomb and therefore gives the player bad luck due to the curse.
The Animal City album cover is a snapshot of the City itself, which does indeed have a stone statue of Serena in the center of its fountain
23:53 "Owls named Greg" 😂
To be fair, Zipper.T.Bunny could be a plush bunny of some kind because we do have some non-animal villagers like stitches for example. He’s a plush toy bear. So that’s my theory on him.
Fun fact: Joan shows up at the hospital in HHP on Mondays and Nat can show up at your school to teach you about how to use bugs in your builds
The first thing that came to mind about the King Tut mystery is the fact that he had a cleft foot and required a cane. Maybe that's why?
rewatching this video, "have you ever wondered if villagers could die?" yes. In the days of Wild World, I remember going online and asking if you didn't give medicine to a sick villager every day, would they die. The answer is, of course, no... but it's interesting to think about.
I'm sure someone else has mentioned it, but the king tut thing is probably a reference to the curse that was believed to afflict the people that discovered the tomb or something to that effect anyways. You'd probably have to ask a dev for clarification, but I'm sure that's all it is.
farly was a lonely wizard/god thing in the mountains and he was so lonely that he thought "i'll use my magic powers to make myself a daughter" so he gave human-like sentients to a chihuahua and named her serena, how he became a fountain statue i have no idea
Joan is referenced by her granddaughter when she leaves an island review mentioning "gram-gram's knees" and she can also be encountered outright after you build the hospital in Happy Home Paradise DLC on Mondays, in the hospital itself.
I dont think gulliver is an alien cuz in one of his lines in animal crossing new horizons he says;
"Dont send me back to space!!, its cold and dark and-"
The King Tut's mask making you unlucky is probably just a reference to the myth surrounding its finding in real life.
The story goes that Howard Carter's find of King Tut's tomb was followed by a mysterious series of deaths among his crew and their loved ones, starting with his dog dying on the other side of the globe at the same time that the tomb was unsealed.
Gulliver when I first met him quoted the Windfish from Zelda: Link's Awakening.
And considering space is basically a vast "ocean", and we refer to Rockets AS "Rocket Ships", and he always winds up off his "ship"...
I think Gulliver might be a Space-Pirate-God, like Thor.
28:28 I've always found it adorable that Blathers is afraid of insects. I like to think that he's too kind and innocent to ever wanna eat or even hurt one, DESPITE BEING AN OWL.
I always thought that whenever they wear the King Tut mask, they'd only trip and fall because of how big and heavy it is on their heads. 😅
On the topic of non-returning characters from previous games being dead, this is most likely true for Frillard from City Folk because in New Leaf, Dr. Shrunk occasionally mentions how he misses him.
I'm pretty sure Shrunk was Frillard's mentor so I'm inclined to believe that Frillard moved on once he learned all he needed to from Shrunk, but I don't remember any of his dialogue from when I played new leaf so I could definitely be wrong
You missed an excellent chance to use the Unsolved Mysteries theme.
"Isabelle has since served her time and has been released."
Lucky is lucky because he's still alive after going through all the injury, whatever it was
And Lucky enough to make such a recovery that he can dance and move fairly normally
farley looks like a gnome to me
I always felt that Zipper is one of your villagers in disguise, just a speculation. 😶
I think that's been disprove of because you can see all villagers at the same time as Zipper..so it cannot be any character in the game that can live in your town or a shop keeper or even Isabell, it's someone else
@@testerwulf3357 interesting 🤔
Blathers is scared of insects due to a trauma he mentions in Wild World!
He remembers his mom eating bugs then regurgitate them to feed her babies, it disgusted Blathers and he can only think of his mom eating bugs and puking to feed him.
....? why are people so confused about how a giant head ornament that you cant see out of would make you trip?? of course that would make you trip?? what about that is a mystery?
It’s just a golden mask/head… OF CORSE ITS HEAVY
there is an actual reson for blather being scared of insects, one day, he was at his desk but then a nest of bugs (I think they were mantis but I could be wrong) oppened letting tons of bugs flying arround him, scaring him forever.
pretty sure this is from Wild World
The King Tut mask is made of gold.
You'd think it would be heavy to the point where you inevitably trip and fall.
In German, Roswell‘s name is Juri, which could be another space reference towards Juri Gagarin.
The Serena fountain is also already in the City in City Folk. That's what the album is referencing.
Timmy and Tommy are Tom nook's apprentices. I've never heard about him adopting them.
He's actually their uncle :)
@@beausweater No he isn't. In Wild World, Tom Nook explains to the player that Timmy and Tommy are not related to him by blood, and thinks of them as his pupils and himself as the mentor
@@ISoloYouRelax oh interesting! I always thought they are his nephews and I thought it was mentioned in one of the games as well. It also could've been an error in translation since I played the German versions as a kid but I'm not sure
They're children, for them to be living with him he had to of adopted them; however that doesn't mean he sees them as sons or that they see him as a dad, I'd imagine the adoption was done just so they can legally work under him and he can apprentice them not to make them a family :]
I remember seeing in a video, a game theory video I believe, that said in Lucky's Japanese description on his Ecard, he died when he was torn up in the rotors of a fishing boat during a fishing accident.
Some of the older NPCs like Nat and Joan will also show up on the Island Home Paradise island in the Happy Home DLC!
Nat shows up after you've built the school, asking for help to be taken there as he had been asked to stop by and give a presentation, and this is how you learn how to add living bugs to the plots of lands.
Joan will show up every Monday after you've built the hospital for a routine check-up (she asks the player if they're there to get something looked at and will then say, "Me? My body's just feeling its age." She ends up giving you 30 turnips after you speak to her. It's a pretty neat way to get turnips if you're not interested in time travel or it gives you extra turnips if you've yet to sell the ones you got from Daisy Mae.
You might fall with the King Tut mask because it's made of solid gold and is too heavy, causing you to become unbalanced and fall (especially because the weight is on your head and only your head). That's what I always thought anyway.
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For King Tuts mask. It's simple. You're wearing King Tuts mask. You're cursed.
I never thought of Tut's mask as a mystery... it's a rather obvious throwback to King Tut's curse in where basically everyone involved with opening his tomb was either killed or had some catastrophic bad luck in the months following it.
Very interesting! Also mysterious is the fact that I'm watching this while playing ACNH. While you're talking about Roswell, I pick up a message in a bottle on the beach, open it up, and...uh...it's from Roswell! No kidding! LOL
I think the reason why King Tut mask makes you fall is just because it's too heavy.
The thing with Farley is probably a reference to a tale where a poor man that works cutting wood loses his axe in a river and a supernatural being that lives there shows him three axes one by one: One of them is made of gold, the other one is made of silver and the third one is the old and used axe that truly belongs to the man.
When the man gets asked if axe he lost is any of the first two axes, he is honest and says that they aren't (despite being poor) and only takes the one that is indeed the axe he lost.
And thus, as a sign of respect for his honesty the supernatural being awards him by letting him keep the other two axes.
That's why you get a golden axe for returning something that doesn't belong to you.
In my opinion the king Tut mask makes you fall when you run around, not because of luck, but because it's made of gold! Gold is very heavy, especially if you're wearing it on your head. :D
The bad luck mechanic does make you trip and fall if you have bad health. Not just the King Tut mask.
The King Tut mask is rather possessed by a bad luck mummy, or it’s just really heavy.
Hi! Nice video, you had lots of interesting points. I have been told the Tut mask falls when you run because it's solid gold and is too heavy, just that simple. and what's interesting about Gulliver and Gullivarrr is if you are a new character talking to Gulliver; the first few times that you're trying to wake him up and he's responding in sleep his name shows as Gulliver and it's not until he wakes up that it all of a sudden change to gullivarrr! I thought that was very interesting. And while you are correct The Fountains don't seem to do anything but when the hour strikes the fountain will change its flow, all of them do. kind of neat. And interesting about whether the residents die or not; with the update if you go to the hospital Joan is in there every Monday and will actually give you turnips.
king tut was known to be cursed, therefore if you where wearing his mask you would have his curse on you. in the old game you would be cursed by katrina but in NH you carried the king tut curse. (his tomb more specificly was cursed and the mask was found in his tomb.)
Is no one going to talk about the mysterious person that talks to you at one of the city folk stores but never lets you inside or tells you who it is?
I feel like Isabelle calling her parents despite the previously stated backstory has two possible explanations. Either, they aren't orphans and were just abandoned or lost, and later on in life were able to reconnect with their parents. OR, they did grow up alone and just later on were adopted. The last one seems more plausible to me since them growing up in a box all alone is a reference to the trope of puppy's or kittens being left in a box on the side of the road or an alleyway with something like "looking for a home" written on it, indicating that they need to adopted/taken in.
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Serina in the fountain might be based on a Filipino urban legend
a poor lumberjack was chopping down trees in the forest but accidentally drops his stone axe into a river, a fairy comes out holding a stone, steel, and golden axe she asks the lumberjack which one he is, the lumberjack is honest and says his is the stone axe and is rewarded with all three axes
the story spreads and different lumberjack throws his stone axe into that same river, the fairy comes out holing stone, steel and gold axes, she asks which one is his and the lumberjack says the gold one is his and the fairy punishes him by not giving him any of the axes
I think that Isabelle and Digby did in fact live in a cardboard box for a time, as can be seen with real life puppies. However, I think somehow they ended up being adopted by someone and that is who Isabelle refers to as Mom and Dad in her broadcast.
I know it's just a silly little thought but it kinda comforts me by completing this mystery
Elijah: Roswell's pattern resembles crop circles
Me: *ICE CREAMMM*
At first I thought it was because the King Tut mask was heavy lol
You can not convince me Gulliver is an alien. I do believe he's working with them though. I'm pretty sure he talks about being abducted.