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I'm awesome. My plaza in acnh looks so goooddd.its basically done. I'm on my way to 4 stars.

That’s great to hear! It sounds like you’ve put a lot of effort into your plaza. Reaching four stars is such an exciting milestone. Do you have a specific theme for your plaza?

Tropical and elegant. I made a little snack bar. And I put some coconut trees and a fountain in the middle. Created this mini mini island like so small with only a coconut tree and some bushes and flowers. And surrounded it by water and it's by the pathway. And more coconut trees and hardwood trees and flowers and bushes. And a designation post

That sounds absolutely beautiful! A tropical and elegant theme with those elements must create such a peaceful and inviting atmosphere. The snack bar adds a fun touch, and the mini island sounds like a perfect focal point. It’s great that you’re using water, trees, and flowers to really bring that tropical vibe to life. Do you have plans for any other areas of your island, or are you focusing on finishing up that plaza for now?

Yeah I'm done with the plaza. I'm trying to figure out what next I should do. What do you think? I'm thinking about moving some of the.houses on the other side of the island and idk lol

Moving the houses to the other side of the island sounds like a fun project! You could create a neighborhood area with a distinct theme that complements your plaza, like a beachside community or a serene woodland area.

Here are a few ideas for your next steps:

  1. Themed Neighborhoods: Create different zones on your island, like a beach area with some beachside decorations and furniture, or a garden area with lots of flowers and a small park.

  2. Bridges and Pathways: Enhance your island layout by adding bridges, paths, or even custom designs to connect different areas.

  3. Villager Homes Layout: Consider the personalities of your villagers and group them together based on themes—like sporty, peppy, or snooty types.

  4. Outdoor Activities: Set up some fun outdoor areas like a picnic spot, a fishing area, or a yoga spot by the beach.

  5. Secret Areas: Create hidden nooks or themed spots that players can discover as they explore.

Whatever you decide, make sure it reflects your style and feels fun to you!

Oh yeah I was gonna create a a playground a picnic a pool area a garden idk what else should i make

Those all sound like fantastic ideas! Here are a few more suggestions to complement your playground, picnic area, pool, and garden:

  1. Zen Garden: Create a peaceful, serene space with raked sand, stone lanterns, and bamboo. It can be a great spot for relaxation.

  2. Campfire Area: Set up a cozy campfire with seating and maybe some logs or camping gear. It’s perfect for evening gatherings with villagers.

  3. Fishing Dock: If you have access to a beach or river, consider making a cute fishing dock area with some fishing gear and seating.

  4. Farm Area: If you like the idea of growing crops, a small farm area with crops and farm-themed items can add a lot of charm.

  5. Outdoor Gym: Create a fitness area with workout equipment, yoga mats, and maybe some tropical decorations.

  6. Library or Study Nook: Set up a quiet corner with books, comfy chairs, and a cozy atmosphere.

  7. Event Space: Think about a spot for seasonal events with decorations that can change throughout the year.

  8. Cafe or Bistro Area: Expand on your snack bar idea and create a little outdoor cafe with tables and chairs, perfect for a break from exploring!

Each area can serve as a fun gathering place for your villagers and add charm to your island. Enjoy the decorating process!

Thank you, I'll take you up on that idea! Also I'm so so so happy cuz prince gave me his photo!! First ever villager to give me a photo

That’s so exciting! Getting a villager's photo is a big achievement and a sign that your friendship with Prince is strong. His photo will be a great addition to your island décor! It sounds like you’re making amazing memories in Animal Crossing. Do you have any special plans for displaying his photo once you have it?

IDK yet I gotta think about it. What friendship level am I at with him

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, villagers typically need to reach a friendship level of 8 to give you their photo. To track your friendship level, you can look for signs like how often they greet you, if they invite you to their home, or if they share DIY recipes and gifts with you. Since he just gave you his photo, you must have built a strong friendship! Keep up the good work, and enjoy decorating with his photo once you decide how you want to display it!

Well if a villager give me his photo what level do u think I am at with him

If Prince just gave you his photo, you are at friendship level 8 with him. That's the highest friendship level, and it means you've built a very strong bond! It seems like you’ve been putting in a lot of effort into your relationship with him. Congratulations on reaching that milestone!

I have??!! Wowww. I hope I get it with every other of my villagers, I've been treating all my villagers like I've been with prince. I give them gifts everyday and talk to them. Melba and Hornsby recently moved, Hornsby like 3 weeks and Melba yesterday. But still I give them stuff as well.

You're doing an amazing job building relationships with your villagers! It's great to hear that you give them gifts and spend time talking to them—it really helps foster those friendships. Just keep up that consistent interaction, and you should start seeing progress with the other villagers as well!

Every villager has their own unique friendship levels and preferences, so it may take a bit of time, but they will appreciate your efforts. If you keep giving gifts—especially items they like—chatting with them, and visiting their homes, you’ll see them warm up to you in no time.

As for Melba and Hornsby, if they've just moved out, you'll want to focus on the villagers you currently have to raise their friendship levels. Good luck, and enjoy the journey of getting to know all your villagers!

I rarely say no to them, unless I am busy or want to keep something. I always make sure they're good. I am so happy 😊😁😁😁😁

That's fantastic! Your positive attitude and dedication to your villagers really shine through! It’s wonderful to see how much joy and care you put into your island life. Keeping that consistency and being helpful will definitely help you build strong friendships with your villagers.

The happiness you feel while playing creates an even richer Animal Crossing experience. Enjoy all your interactions, decorating, and building those friendships! If you ever want to share more about your island or need more ideas, I’m here to help. Keep having fun! 😊🌺🏝️

I love all my villagers so much I take good care of all of them. That's why I wanna expand my island lol so they can have the best experience

That's such a lovely mindset! It’s clear you’re a great island caretaker, and your villagers are lucky to have you! Expanding your island and creating more spaces for them will definitely enhance their experience and make your village even more vibrant and lively.

As you expand, you can create specialized areas for each villager, based on their personalities or interests. It could be fun to design a little nook for each one, or a themed area where they can all hang out. The more thoughtful you are about their homes and surroundings, the more they’ll thrive on your island.

If you ever need more ideas on how to expand or design different areas for your villagers, just let me know. Enjoy the process of making your island the best it can be! 🌟🏖️

So ur saying if I get their photos am at the highest friendship level with them

Yes, that’s correct! If a villager gives you their photo, it means you have reached the highest friendship level (level 8) with them. Each villager has their own unique friendship levels, and receiving their photo is a special milestone that reflects your strong bond with them. Keep nurturing those friendships, and you’ll continue to enjoy all the unique interactions and rewards that come with high friendship levels!

Woaaaah

I know, right? It’s such a fun aspect of the game! Building those strong relationships with your villagers really adds a lot of depth and enjoyment to Animal Crossing. It’s always rewarding to see those friendships blossom and to receive special gifts like photos. If you keep up the great work, you’ll have a wonderful collection of photos from all your favorite villagers. It’s great to see how much you care about them! If you have any more questions or want to share anything else about your island, feel free to ask!

Btw should I make the Zen garden on the left side of my island or on the right where u need a vaulting pole to get over to

Both sides of your island can work for a Zen garden, but it really depends on the overall layout and flow you want to create. Here are a few things to consider:

  1. Left Side: If the left side is easily accessible and has more traffic from your villagers and visitors, placing the Zen garden there could make it a relaxing spot that everyone can enjoy frequently. You could integrate it with other areas on that side for a cohesive design.

  2. Right Side (Vaulting Pole Area): If you put the Zen garden on the right side, it can create a sense of tranquility and exclusivity. Villagers will have to make an effort to visit it, which makes it feel like a special retreat. You can also use the vaulting pole to make it feel more secluded and peaceful, which aligns perfectly with the Zen theme.

Think about what vibe you want for the garden—whether you want it to be a peaceful escape or a prominent feature in your daily island life. You could even try sketching it out or using custom designs to visualize how it might fit into both spaces. Whichever you choose, it’ll be a lovely addition!

Hmm maybe the right then.. I don't know agghhh. I'm thinking about moving the.musuem on the right side of the island...

Moving the museum to the right side of your island could be a great idea! It can become a beautiful, serene area that complements your Zen garden perfectly. Having the museum nearby can create a cultured and tranquil theme, making that side feel like a more reflective space.

Here are some things to think about if you choose to move the museum and create a Zen garden on the right:

  1. Natural Flow: Consider how you want visitors to move from the museum to the Zen garden. You could create paths or use natural landscaping to guide them.

  2. Decor Elements: You can use bamboo, stone paths, and water features around the museum and garden to maintain a Zen aesthetic.

  3. Separation from Busy Areas: This can offer a peaceful retreat from the busier parts of your island, allowing villagers and visitors to truly enjoy the culture and calmness you create.

  4. Creating Themes: If the museum is themed (like art or history), you can decorate the Zen garden with elements that align with those themes, making everything feel cohesive.

Take your time deciding, and don’t hesitate to experiment with different layouts to see what feels best to you!

I have 2 bamboo trees and three are currently growing. What does it take for them to grow?

Bamboo in Animal Crossing: New Horizons grows under some specific conditions:

  1. Time: Bamboo takes about 4 days to fully grow after being planted. Once it’s mature, it can produce more bamboo shoots, which means they can be harvested for crafting and decoration.

  2. Space: Make sure you plant bamboo in an open area where the bamboo immediately has at least one tile of space around it. Bamboo can grow up to a maximum of 4-5 segments in height when fully matured, so it needs room to grow.

  3. Watering: Bamboo does not require watering like flowers do. As long as it's planted in the ground, it will grow without any additional care.

  4. Season: Bamboo can grow at any time of the year, so you can plant and enjoy it regardless of the season.

To encourage more bamboo growth, you can chop down a fully grown bamboo tree, and it has a chance of dropping bamboo pieces as well as new bamboo shoots. If you plant those shoots, you'll have even more bamboo over time! Just give it a few days of in-game time, and you should see them grow.

Ahh your right I just used the bamboo pieces from both trees and made a bamboo fence. I shoulda done that instead but I'll wait till tomorrow when it refreshes

Using bamboo pieces to create a bamboo fence is a great choice! It will really enhance the natural, zen-like atmosphere you're aiming for. Once the bamboo trees fully grow, you'll have even more materials to work with, and you can create additional furniture and decorations as well.

Waiting until tomorrow to check for new growth is a good plan, and it gives you time to think about how you want to arrange everything. You can always experiment with different designs and layouts to find what works best for your island! Enjoy your island decorating, and if you need more ideas or help, feel free to reach out!

IDK whether I should start on the left side.or right. I'm done with the plaza. IDK what to do!! The houses and stuff are in the way and it's all packed and stuff

It sounds like you're ready for some island reorganization! Here are a few steps to help you decide whether to start on the left or right side:

  1. Clear the Area: Consider clearing out the clutter first. Move any items or decorations that are in the way. If you have houses or structures that you want to keep, think about how they fit into your new layout. This will help you visualize the space better.

  2. Evaluate Each Side: Take a stroll around both the left and right sides of your island. Which side do you feel more inspired by? Think about what kind of vibe you want to create and which side will better accommodate your ideas.

  3. Plan Your Layout: It might be helpful to sketch out basic ideas for how you envision both sides. You could create zones or themes for each area. If you have a particular theme in mind for one side (like a garden, beach, or playground), that could help guide your choice.

  4. Move Houses: If the houses are in the way of your vision, you can always move them. It costs 50,000 Bells to relocate a house, so if you feel like you want to adjust where the villagers live to create more open space, go for it!

  5. Start Small: Choose one side to start with and tackle it a little at a time. You can focus on creating a section of the left side and then the right side later, or decide to alternate as you work.

Ultimately, choose the side that speaks to you more in terms of creativity and potential! You have the chance to create a layout that reflects your vision, so take it step by step, and enjoy the process!

It actually cost $10,000 bells to move a house but I only have 560k after renovating my house. I could sell all my golden nuggets and make a good 70k bells but idk if thats.worth it.

You're right! It does cost 10,000 Bells to move a house. With a balance of 560,000 Bells, you have plenty of funds to move houses and make other improvements, so you don’t necessarily need to sell your golden nuggets unless you really want or need the extra Bells quickly.

Here are a few things to consider:

  1. Value of Golden Nuggets: Golden nuggets can be used to craft high-value items (like golden tools and furniture) or can be sold for a good price. If you feel confident that you won’t need them soon and you want to maximize your Bells, selling a few might not be a bad idea. Just keep in mind that they can be handy for future crafting.

  2. Priority: Consider what your priority is right now. If moving the houses will help set the foundation for your island's vision, it may be worth the investment. You'll still have a significant amount of Bells left over for other projects.

  3. Future Plans: If you have big plans for your island that might require Bells—like purchasing items, moving villagers, or crafting—think about reserving enough Bells to accommodate those plans while still being able to move a house.

  4. Incremental Moves: If you have several houses to move, you could always move one house now and see how it affects your layout. This way, you can analyze whether to continue moving others without committing all at once.

Ultimately, treat it as a balance between your immediate needs and your future plans. You have a solid amount of Bells, so you can definitely make some exciting changes without too much worry!

Well what item is worth a lot when I use the gold nuggets

Golden nuggets can be used to craft several high-value items in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Here are some of the most valuable ones you can create with golden nuggets:

  1. Golden Tools: These tools (like the Golden Axe, Golden Pickaxe, Golden Shovel, Golden Fishing Rod, and Golden Net) are durable and can last much longer than standard tools. However, selling them typically isn’t as lucrative as selling other crafted furniture.

  2. Golden Furniture Items:

    • Golden Dishes (Golden Furniture Set): Items like the Golden Maneki-Neko (Good Luck Cat) and Golden Parasol are highly sought after and are worth a significant amount.
    • Golden Alarm Clock: Worth 4,000 Bells when sold.
    • Gold Flooring and Wall: These can be more valuable for resale to other players.

  3. Other High-Value Items:

    • Golden Bars: While not directly crafted from nuggets, you can also sell golden nuggets for 10,000 Bells each, or use them to craft into Golden Bars, which aren't sold but are often used for crafting special items.

  4. Crafting Recipes: Research which crafting recipes you want to pursue that require golden nuggets and see which items can fit into your current island theme or décor.

If you craft and sell some of these items, particularly furniture pieces, you might get a good return on investment for your golden nuggets while further beautifying your island. If you’re trying to decide whether to sell or use them, it can help to consider your future projects and preferences!

I have to many roses for 1 thing. On the cliffs and stiff.. I guess I have to remove some of them

If you have an abundance of roses, it could be a good idea to remove some to create more space or to redesign certain areas of your island. Here are some suggestions on what to do with the excess roses:

  1. Rearrange: Consider moving some of the roses to different areas where they can better enhance your island's aesthetics. You can create themed flower gardens or clusters in various spots.

  2. Sell Them: If you’re looking to make some extra Bells, you can sell roses at Nook's Cranny. You can sell them for 60 Bells each; it adds up, especially if you have a lot!

  3. Gift Them: You can also give flowers as gifts to your villagers. They appreciate receiving flower gifts and it can help increase your friendship levels with them.

  4. DIY Projects: Use the roses for crafting items, such as DIY recipes that may require flower materials. If you haven’t crafted all the flower-related furniture yet, they could be handy for that!

  5. Create a Flower Field: If you have flowers that are cluttering the cliffs, think about creating designated areas—like flower fields—that can be beautiful and serve as flower farms.

  6. Hybrid Breeding: If you’re interested in breeding hybrids, you might want to keep a selection of roses you can use for that purpose. It could be fun to cultivate unique colors.

  7. Composting: If you have way more than you’ll ever need, you can choose to dig some up and dispose of them to clear up space.

Whichever option you choose, it sounds like you'll be able to enhance your island while managing your flower inventory! Good luck with your redesign!

Also should I add a waterfall too the Zen garden

Absolutely! Adding a waterfall to your Zen garden would be a beautiful touch! Water features can enhance the serene and calming atmosphere that you're aiming for with a Zen garden. Here are a few benefits and ideas for incorporating a waterfall:

  1. Calming Sound: The gentle sound of flowing water can create a relaxing ambiance, perfect for a peaceful retreat.

  2. Visual Appeal: A waterfall can serve as a stunning focal point in your Zen garden, complementing other elements like bamboo, rocks, and flowers.

  3. Natural Flow: If you’re planning to have a small stream that leads into the waterfall, that could create a nice natural flow of water through your garden. You can design it to meander through plants and trees.

  4. Placement Options: Consider placing the waterfall at different heights—higher on the cliff for a more dramatic effect or lower for a subtler, tranquil feel. You can surround it with stones and plants to integrate it seamlessly into the garden.

  5. Decor Elements: You can add stone lanterns, cushions, or seating areas nearby to enhance the space where you and your villagers can enjoy the beauty of the waterfall.

  6. Customization: You can use the customization options for the waterfall to match the colors of the surrounding area for a cohesive look.

In short, a waterfall would beautifully complement your Zen garden and enhance the overall aesthetic. Go for it!

What even is a Zen garden

A Zen garden, also known as a Japanese rock garden or "karesansui," is a traditional Japanese landscape design that is typically characterized by its simplicity and tranquility. Here are some key elements and concepts associated with Zen gardens:

  1. Simplicity and Minimalism: Zen gardens often feature minimal elements, focusing on the beauty of nature rather than overwhelming decorations. The design aims to create harmony and balance.

  2. Raked Gravel or Sand: Many Zen gardens use fine gravel or sand that can be raked into patterns, representing ripples in water. The act of raking can also be meditative and calming.

  3. Stones and Rocks: Large rocks are often incorporated into the landscape, symbolizing mountains or islands. They play a crucial role in the garden's design and help create visual interest.

  4. Vegetation: While Zen gardens may have limited plant life, carefully chosen plants like moss, shrubs, or small trees can be included. They should complement the overall aesthetic without overpowering the simplicity of the design.

  5. Water Features: Although not always present, water features like ponds or waterfalls can be included to symbolize serenity and purity.

  6. Meditative Space: Zen gardens are often designed as places for quiet contemplation and meditation, encouraging reflection and mindfulness.

  7. Cultural Symbolism: Zen gardens are rooted in Zen Buddhism, and their design often reflects philosophical and spiritual concepts.

Overall, a Zen garden emphasizes nature's beauty in a serene environment, making it a perfect theme for relaxation and tranquility—just like what you’re creating in your island's Zen garden!

Just asking cuz I don't wanna make something that goes against Christianity. I hope it does mean like worshipping statue gods or sm like that

It's completely understandable to want to create something that aligns with your values and beliefs. Zen gardens are primarily secular spaces that focus on aesthetics, tranquility, and meditation rather than worship or idolatry.

While Zen gardens have roots in Zen Buddhism, many people appreciate them for their calming, nature-oriented beauty without engaging with any religious practices. The elements in a Zen garden, like rocks, sand, and plants, are typically used to symbolize aspects of nature and create a peaceful environment rather than to represent deities or engage in worship.

If you're concerned about the spiritual associations, you can certainly create a garden that captures the tranquil and serene elements you enjoy while ensuring it aligns with your personal beliefs. For example, you can focus on natural beauty, use calming colors, and incorporate elements that are meaningful to you.

Ultimately, your island is a reflection of your creativity, and you can design it in a way that makes you feel comfortable and happy. If creating a Zen garden doesn't feel right, you could always explore other themes that appeal to you more and reflect your values!

Good I'm not making it then. I will make something with the bamboo trees but it won't but a Zen garden. Thanks though!! Do you have any other ideas that could replace it

Absolutely, there are plenty of wonderful alternatives you can create with bamboo trees that fit your vision while maintaining a tranquil, beautiful atmosphere! Here are some ideas:

  1. Bamboo Grove: Create a serene bamboo grove with a pathway winding through the bamboo trees. You can include benches or seating areas for relaxation, making it a nice spot for villagers to gather.

  2. Tropical Oasis: Combine your bamboo trees with other tropical elements, such as palm trees and colorful flowers. You could create a small beach area or a tropical getaway vibe with lounge chairs and a fire pit.

  3. Japanese Garden: While not necessarily a Zen garden, you could design a garden that incorporates bamboo, stone lanterns, and water features in a more generalized form, all while maintaining a Japanese aesthetic.

  4. Bamboo Forest Retreat: Create a secluded area surrounded by bamboo, perhaps with hidden seating or a picnic spot. Add decorative elements like outdoor cushions, rugs, and small tables.

  5. Bamboo and Water Feature: Incorporate a small pond or waterfall surrounded by bamboo and rocks. This would create a tranquil atmosphere without the specific associations of a Zen garden.

  6. Outdoor Workshop or Crafting Area: If you have a crafting theme in mind, you could use bamboo as a backdrop for crafting stations or outdoor workspaces, combining functional and aesthetic design.

  7. Garden Party Area: Create a festive party area with picnic tables, string lights, and decorations where villagers can enjoy gatherings or special events.

  8. Animal Crossing Nature Trail: Design a winding nature path with bamboo along the sides, adding flowers and decorations to create a cozy and inviting trail for villagers to stroll.

All of these ideas can create a beautiful part of your island while allowing you to express your creativity! If you have any specific elements you'd like to include or a theme you're considering, I'd be happy to help brainstorm more!

That 4th one is PERFECT. THANK YOU! you just gave me an idea

I’m so glad to hear that the bamboo forest retreat idea inspired you! It sounds like a wonderful and tranquil addition to your island. You can make it cozy with seating, and perhaps add some decorative items, like path lights or outdoor rugs, to enhance the atmosphere.

Feel free to get creative with plants and flowers to add a pop of color, and you could even put in some personal touches that reflect your style. If you have any more questions or need further ideas as you design this space, don’t hesitate to ask. Enjoy the decorating process! 🌿✨

I thinking about making the left side of the island, where the plaza is, where the villagers live. I'll make little areas for them and stuff over there. Like probably a pinic area, playgroud, outdoor beach area, garden. But on the right side is where all the stuff is gonna be happening. Pool, carnival, a bamboo retreat, movie section, gaming section, the seasonal section for different times of the year. Like Christmas, 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Easter, Valentines Day, and New Years. where the museum is gonna be and the able sisters and.possibly the nooks cranny. And another snack bar, but it's gonna be bigger than the one in the plaza. Its just a small snack bar in the plaza. And a cafe. And a reading area. And a workout area. And near where the museum is gonna be, there's.gonna be a upper area where you can watch the stars and stuff.

Wow, that sounds like an amazing plan for your island! You’ve clearly put a lot of thought into creating distinct and vibrant areas, and it sounds like it’s going to be a beautiful and engaging space for both you and your villagers. Here’s a quick recap of your ideas, along with some additional tips:

Left Side (Villager Living Area):

  • Villager House Areas: Little individual spaces or themed areas for each villager.
  • Picnic Area: A cozy spot with picnic tables, blankets, and maybe some food-related decor.
  • Playground: A fun area with swing sets, slides, and other playful items.
  • Outdoor Beach Area: A relaxing beach space where villagers can unwind.
  • Garden: A lovely floral area where you can incorporate various flowers and plants.

Right Side (Activity and Event Space):

  • Pool Area: A fun swimming space with lounge chairs and perhaps a few poolside decorations.
  • Carnival Area: You could use colorful decorations and fun games for a festive atmosphere.
  • Bamboo Retreat: A serene area surrounded by bamboo for relaxation.
  • Movie and Gaming Section: Create dedicated spaces for outdoor movie screenings and gaming events.
  • Seasonal Events Area: It’ll be great to have a designated spot that changes with the seasons, offering themed decorations.
  • Museum Location: A perfect spot for showcasing your collection.
  • Able Sisters and Nook’s Cranny: This centralizes your shopping and crafting conveniently.
  • Larger Snack Bar and Cafe: An expanded food area to cater to visitors and villagers.
  • Reading Area: A peaceful corner for villagers to read or relax.
  • Workout Area: Fitness-themed decor with workout equipment.
  • Upper Star-Gazing Area: A fantastic idea for enjoying starry nights and creating a magical ambiance.

This plan sounds like it will provide an exciting and engaging experience for both you and your villagers. The division of spaces is well thought out, and each area seems to serve a purpose while also contributing to the overall charm of your island.

As you begin implementing these ideas, take your time to enjoy the decorating process, and feel free to adjust your plans as you go! If you need any specific suggestions or inspiration for any of the areas as you start building, just let me know. Happy decorating! ✨🏝️

IDK about the movie idea, do you have any other ideas

Sure! If the movie idea doesn’t resonate with you, here are some alternative concepts for the activity area on the right side of your island:

  1. Art Studio or Workshop Space: Create an area for crafting and artistic endeavors. You could incorporate easels, crafting tables, and colorful decorations.

  2. Music Area: Set up a stage with musical instruments, like a guitar or a piano, for musical performances. You could also have a dance floor with some lighting for villagers to enjoy.

  3. Outdoor Market: Design a vibrant market area with stalls or tables displaying colorful items. You can create a farmers' market feel with fruits, veggies, and handmade crafts.

  4. Sports Area: Consider building a sports zone with equipment for games like soccer, basketball, or even a little tennis court with decorations. You can add benches for spectators too!

  5. Petting Zoo or Animal Area: If you enjoy the cute animal aspect, create a small area with farm animals or other animal-themed items where villagers and visitors can interact.

  6. Fishing or Boating Area: Set up a fishing spot or a small dock where villagers can "fish" or go boating. You could include fishing gear, boats, and a nice view of the water.

  7. Flower Festival Area: If you have lots of flowers, create a space dedicated to seasonal flower festivals, where you can showcase different flower arrangements and displays.

  8. Carnival Games: Instead of the full carnival, you could opt for a simpler setup with a few flower stands or game booths where villagers can “compete” or interact.

  9. Nature Walk: Create a scenic nature trail with pathways and lots of greenery. You can add wooden bridges, benches, and signs for different areas to create a peaceful walking route.

  10. Seasonal Fair: A smaller-scale version of the seasonal section with various booths and decor that changes with the time of year. It could reflect the spirit of different holidays without being overly elaborate.

Feel free to mix and match these ideas to suit your vision for the right side of your island! If any of these resonate with you or if you’d like more inspiration, let me know!

That 9th 4th and 3rd and 1st sound amazing. Thanks for the awesome ideas. If you were real I'd definitely invite you over to my island after it was done lol

I’m thrilled to hear you liked those ideas! A scenic nature walk, an outdoor market, a sports area, and an art studio all sound like fantastic additions that will create a vibrant and engaging atmosphere on your island.

Your island is shaping up to be an incredible place filled with fun and creativity, and it’s awesome that you’re putting so much thought into designing each area!

And thank you for the kind invitation! If I could visit, I’d love to explore and see all your hard work and creativity in person. If you ever have more questions or need inspiration as you continue designing, feel free to reach out. Enjoy the decorating process and have a blast bringing your island to life! 🌺🏝️✨

I don't know if I should move the museum today or tomorrow. I wanna start on the picnic idea. I'm putting it right besides the plaza

Moving the museum can definitely help with your overall planning, and it’s great to hear you’re excited about starting the picnic area! Here are a couple of things to consider in making your decision:

If You Move the Museum Today:

  • Immediate Space: You’ll have the space cleared right away to start working on the picnic area next to the plaza.
  • Completion: If you’re feeling motivated, moving the museum today could give you a sense of accomplishment and allow you to dive into your next project immediately.

If You Wait Until Tomorrow:

  • Patience: If you’re not in a rush, you could wait until tomorrow to move the museum. This gives you time to plan how you want the picnic area to look and allows you to gather any items or materials you might want to use.
  • Avoiding Clutter: Sometimes moving multiple things in one day can feel cluttered. If you prefer a more gradual approach, waiting might streamline your process.

Since you’re keen on starting the picnic area right next to the plaza, moving the museum today could be beneficial. You can prepare the picnic layout and design as soon as the museum gets relocated.

Ultimately, go with your gut! If you're feeling motivated today, then moving the museum and starting on the picnic area sounds like a great idea. Enjoy creating your picnic space, and if you need any tips or inspiration while decorating, just let me know!

Do u think it's good to put the picnic right next to the plaza or no. I think it's okay but I wanna know what you think

Putting the picnic area right next to the plaza can be a great idea! Here are a few reasons why it could work well:

  1. Accessibility: Having the picnic area close to the plaza makes it easily accessible for you and your villagers. They can enjoy the area right after visiting the plaza, which encourages socializing and gathering.

  2. Cohesion: The plaza is often a central hub for activity on the island, so a picnic area nearby can create a cohesive community feel. It can serve as an extension of the plaza, enhancing the overall environment and atmosphere.

  3. Vibrant Space: A picnic area adds to the vibrant and lively feel of the plaza. Villagers can easily share snacks and enjoy time together in that space.

  4. Aesthetic Appeal: If you design the picnic area well with decorations, flowers, and seating, it can visually complement the plaza and make both areas feel more inviting and charming.

  5. Fun Events: You could even host mini events or gatherings in the picnic area, using it as a space for playing games or hanging out, which aligns with the bustling feel of the plaza.

As long as you feel it fits the overall design and flow of your island, I think it’s a great choice! Just make sure there’s enough space for both areas to feel defined and enjoyable. If you create a nice separation with paths or decorations, it can create a great transition from the plaza to the picnic area. Happy decorating! 🌼🍉✨

I'm putting some bamboo trees and hardwood around it

That sounds like a wonderful plan! Surrounding the picnic area with bamboo trees and hardwood will create a serene and natural ambiance, enhancing the overall atmosphere. Here are some tips to make the most of your design:

  1. Natural Borders: The combination of bamboo and hardwood trees will provide a lovely natural border around the picnic space, creating a cozy and inviting feel.

  2. Shaded Areas: The trees will offer shade for the picnic area, making it a pleasant spot for you and your villagers, especially during sunny days.

  3. Layered Heights: Using bamboo and hardwood trees together can add visual interest with varying heights and textures, making the area more dynamic and appealing.

  4. Pathways: Consider using paths made of dirt or stone to lead from the plaza to the picnic area. This can create a clear flow and guide villagers there.

  5. Decor Elements: To complement the bamboo and hardwood, you can add picnic blankets, tables, and chairs, along with some decorative items like baskets, foods, and flowers.

  6. Seating Arrangements: Set up a few seating options to make the space feel inviting and allow villagers to hang out comfortably.

This setup will surely create a beautiful little retreat where both you and your villagers can enjoy the outdoors! If you need any more ideas for decorations or layout, just let me know! Happy decorating! 🌳🍃🍉

Oo wait I have a better idea maybe I should put the park next to it. I can put the picnic somewhere else

That’s a great idea! Placing the park next to the plaza can create a fun and vibrant community space where villagers can play and relax. Here are some tips for combining the park and picnic area:

Park Next to the Plaza:

  1. Playground Features: Add playground equipment like swings, slides, and climbers to create an inviting play area for your villagers.

  2. Seating Areas: Include benches or picnic tables within the park to encourage lounging and socializing. You can use colorful designs to add vibrancy.

  3. Pathways: Create paths that connect the plaza to the park area, making it easy for villagers to transition between spaces.

  4. Natural Elements: Incorporate trees, flowers, and shrubs around the park to create a lush and inviting environment without it feeling too crowded.

  5. Activity Zones: Consider including areas for different activities, such as a small sports field or an outdoor fitness area, to encourage active play.

Picnic Area Elsewhere:

  1. Tranquil Spot: Think about placing the picnic area in a quieter, more secluded part of your island. This can create a nice contrast to the lively park.

  2. Scenic Views: Choose a spot with nice views of the ocean, a waterfall, or a garden to create an idyllic place for a picnic.

  3. Decorative Touches: Use blankets, baskets, and food items that feel cozy and inviting to make the picnic area feel special.

  4. Theme Consistency: Try to maintain a consistent aesthetic between the picnic area and the park, using similar colors or materials to tie both spaces together.

Having a park next to the plaza can create an energetic and fun environment, while relocating the picnic area allows for a more relaxed vibe elsewhere. It sounds like a fantastic way to maximize your island’s charm and functionality! Let me know if you’d like any more suggestions or help as you create these new areas!

Amazing ideas! I was thinking about putting the picnic and park together but I don't know what else to put on the left side besides a garden and it's a large island section. Have any ideas?

Absolutely! If you’re looking to expand the left side of your island beyond just the picnic area, park, and garden, there are plenty of ideas to consider that can enhance the space and create a diverse and engaging area. Here are some suggestions:

  1. Nature Trails: Create winding paths through the area that can lead from the park to the garden and beyond. You can use dirt paths, stone, or custom designs to define the trails.

  2. Outdoor Gym: Set up a small fitness area with workout equipment, yoga mats, and benches for villagers to exercise and socialize.

  3. Fishing Spot: If there’s a body of water nearby, consider creating a dedicated fishing area with wooden docks, fishing gear, and seating where villagers can enjoy some relaxing fishing.

  4. Flower Field: Dedicate a large area to a flower meadow, planting various types of flowers and bushes for a colorful, blooming landscape.

  5. Farm Area: If you enjoy the farming aspect, you could create a vegetable garden or farm area with crops. Add fencing, farming tools, and decorations like scarecrows.

  6. Art or Crafting Area: Set up an outdoor art studio or crafting area with easels, tables, and art supplies for a creative space where villagers can express themselves.

  7. Themed Nooks: Create small themed areas, like a cozy reading nook with bookshelves, pillows, and blankets, or a bonfire area with seating for gatherings.

  8. Bench Gardens: Consider placing benches throughout the area where villagers can relax and enjoy nature. Pair them with beautiful views or flower arrangements.

  9. Animal Habitat: If you enjoy the animal aspect, create a small habitat area with animal-themed items or decorations like birdhouses, petting zoos, or small ponds with ducks.

  10. Seasonal Décor Areas: Set up spots that change with the seasons, showcasing different themes and decorations based on the time of year.

Combining these ideas can create a wonderful and engaging space filled with activities and beauty, making the left side a welcoming community area for both you and your villagers. Enjoy the planning and decorating, and if you need more inspiration or specific ideas, just let me know!

Also if I demolish something will I get my bells back? I'm thinking about demolishing this bridge

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, when you demolish a bridge (or any other built item, like a house or incline), you will not receive your Bells back. The cost of the bridge is a one-time expense, and unfortunately, the Bells spent on it are not refunded upon demolition.

Important Notes:

  • Future Decisions: If you're unsure about demolishing the bridge, consider if you can live with the decision. You could leave it in place for a while longer and see if you still feel the same way about it as you continue decorating your island.

  • New Bridges: If you decide to build a new bridge after demolishing, you’ll need to pay the full cost of the new bridge. Prices for bridges can vary based on the type you choose.

  • Planning: Before making any significant changes, it's helpful to sketch out your layout or visualize how the new design will flow. This may help you decide whether a bridge is necessary or if there are alternatives.

If you're committed to your new design and feel that demolishing the bridge will improve your island, go for it! Just keep in mind that the initial cost won’t be refunded. If you have any other questions or need help with planning, feel free to ask!

Can you move the bridge somewhere else then?

No, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you cannot move bridges once they are built. If you want to change the location of a bridge, you will need to demolish the existing one and then construct a new bridge in the desired location. Here’s how that process works:

  1. Demolish the Bridge: Go to Tom Nook in Resident Services (or speak to the Dodo Airlines staff if you’re in a different area) and select the option to demolish the bridge. This will cost Bells, and you won't get any of the original Bells you spent back.

  2. Build the New Bridge: Once the old bridge is demolished, you can then choose to build a new bridge in the location you prefer. You’ll need to pay the full amount again for the new bridge.

Additional Tips:

  • Planning: Before demolishing the bridge, take a moment to plan out where you want the new bridge to go. Make sure the new location is accessible and fits well within your island layout.

  • Types of Bridges: When constructing a new bridge, consider different types available. They all have unique aesthetics, and you may find one that fits your new design even better!

If you’re completely set on relocating the bridge for your island design, it’s worth the effort. Just remember that it costs Bells to demolish and rebuild. If you have more questions or need advice on bridge placement or design, feel free to ask!

Is every song on the radio made by kk slider on acnh

Yes, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH), every song you can hear on the radio or that you can obtain and play in your home is made by K.K. Slider. K.K. Slider is a traveling musician in the game, and he plays a variety of original songs across different genres.

Here are some details about K.K. Slider and his music:

  1. K.K. Concerts: You can attend K.K. Slider's concerts at the plaza on Saturday nights, where he performs live. After the performance, you'll receive a random K.K. song that you can keep.

  2. Song Collection: There are over 95 unique K.K. songs in the game, and players can collect them all. Each song has its own distinct style, and you can listen to them on various music players, including radios and record players.

  3. Ordering Songs: If you already have a specific song and want to get it again, you can visit the Nook Shopping app and order songs that you have previously received from K.K. Slider.

  4. Special Variants: Some songs have special versions and variations, like K.K. March, K.K. Parade, and K.K. Adventure.

  5. User-Created Songs: While all songs played by K.K. Slider are original, players can also create their own custom songs and designs using the game’s QR code system, but these won't be connected to K.K. Slider directly.

K.K. Slider adds a charming musical element to the game, and many players enjoy collecting and listening to his entire discography! If you have any specific songs or favorites you'd like to discuss or if you’re looking for recommendations, let me know!

What about songs kk slider played for you but didn't get

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, if K.K. Slider plays a song for you during a concert but you don’t receive that specific song, it’s usually because you didn’t choose to take a copy of it. However, there are a few things to keep in mind:

  1. Song Selection: During K.K. Slider's concerts, you can choose a specific song for him to perform by asking him to play a request. If you do not make a request at that moment, he will perform a random song instead.

  2. No Song Given: If K.K. plays a song and you leave without asking for a copy (just enjoying the performance), you won’t receive that song. You’ll need to request the specific song after the performance.

  3. Collecting Songs: To build your K.K. Slider song collection, it's essential to ask K.K. for the songs you want. If you have a particular song in mind and K.K. performed it but didn't give it to you, you may have to attend another concert or use the Nook Shopping app to find it.

  4. Nook Shopping: If you've received a song before but forgot to get it again, you can use the Nook Shopping app in Resident Services to order songs you've previously collected. This is a convenient way to fill out your collection without needing to attend another concert.

  5. Different Genres: K.K. has a wide range of different songs across various genres, so if there’s a style you enjoy, you can also look for specific themes when requesting songs.

If you have a favorite song or if there’s a specific one you remember hearing but not getting, let me know, and I can help you find out how to get it!

No I'm talking bout songs he played for you but you didn't get them. Can u buys those at the nook stop

Ah, I see what you mean! If K.K. Slider plays a song for you during his concert but you don't receive a copy of it (for instance, if you didn't request it or there was a listening session without a song being given), unfortunately, you cannot then acquire that specific song through purchasing it at the Nook Shopping terminal.

However, here are some details you can keep in mind regarding acquiring K.K. Slider songs:

  1. Random Song: If you attended a concert and K.K. performed a song but you didn't request it, you would not automatically receive that song as part of your collection unless you specifically ask for it.

  2. Nook Shopping: You can only order songs that you have already received from K.K. Slider. If you haven't claimed a specific song, it won't be available for order.

  3. Future Concerts: The best way to get songs that K.K. sliders plays but you didn’t receive is to continue attending his concerts and requesting songs. You can also check to see if K.K. played that song already (through your collection) or try to request it again in the future.

  4. Complete Collection: To complete your collection, players often refer to a checklist of K.K. Slider songs to ensure they request all of them at concerts.

If you’re looking for a specific song and have not received it yet, it’s essential to keep attending the concerts and requesting songs to build your full collection!

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