This pack contains six Sanrio crossover cards, each of which features a villager with clothing and furniture themed after different Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty. There’s also one very special pack of cards that can only be obtained through the Nintendo AUNZ eBay Store. None of the characters on these new cards has appeared in New Leaf previously, so you might find some old favourites from previous games in this set.
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If your town is full then you can select another villager to move out to make room for the new character.
However, as these characters are actual villagers you can also ask them to move into your town.
They function like the Animal Crossing figures, bringing a villager and their RV into your campground where you can meet them and order their furniture (with the same 3 orders per day limit).
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These new cards have expanded functionality compared to the previous series due to being designed with the Welcome amiibo update in mind. I bought boxes for all four of the previous series and I’m only missing a single card. It’s worth keeping an eye on their site because this can save you a bit of time and money, and past experiences with display boxes have been positive due to them giving a complete set most of the time. Beat the Bomb had a full display box of cards for just under $100 but they appear to be sold out currently. Most Aussie retailers don’t seem to be advertising these cards for sale – only EB is showing them on their site at the time of writing, with a price of $4.95 a pack. This set contains 50 cards and each pack will give you 3 at random. The main new series comes in red booster packs with different Welcome amiibo themed artwork that the previous series don’t have. Each of these visitors has furniture themed after their respective games, but it gets even better – you can ask them to move into your village! If your village is already full then you can pick someone to move out in order to bring the new villager in.įrom today (November 10th 2016) there are also a bunch of new amiibo cards you can purchase and use with the game. If you imported any of the Monster Hunter Stories amiibo (that will hopefully be given a Western release) then you can use any of those to bring a Felyne into the campground. Zelda fans will be excited by all the different Zelda characters you can meet- Wolf Link, Link, and Zelda amiibo will bring in Wolf Link from Twilight Princess as a villager, Ganondorf’s amiibo will bring in Ganon, Sheik’s will summon Epona, and you can also call Medli with the Toon Link amiibo. The Squid Sisters’ amiibo will bring in a villager who has clothing and furniture themed after the respective sister. Any of the Inkling amiibo will summon Inkwell the Octopus and his Splatoon-themed RV. Select non- Animal Crossing amiibo are also compatible with the game, which bring some crossover characters into your campground. amiibo, but it will bring Wisp’s RV to the campground. You can also use the Villager’s Smash Bros. Be warned though, as any character you call in won’t be available at their place of work for the whole day – so if you call in Isabelle, for instance, you won’t be able to use any of the town hall’s functions. Some of this furniture is exclusive and can’t be obtained elsewhere, but you can only order three pieces of furniture from RVs per day. When inside, you can talk to them like a normal villager and purchase their furniture using MEOW tokens. They’ll park their RV at the camp, and you can go inside to visit them. Good news, your Animal Crossing amiibo have become much more useful! If you tap any of them then Wisp will bring them into the new campground area of your town. You can make one request of Wisp per day.
You can put this in your house as a piece of furniture and interact with it to summon an amiibo character, but different amiibo do different things. Follow his instructions and you’ll find his lamp. When walking around you’re town you’ll eventually be spoken to by a voice. After you’ve first played the game with the update applied, Wisp will begin appearing from the next day onwards. In order to access the new amiibo features you’ll first need to find Wisp in your town. We’ll hopefully have some more detailed videos on the way, but with new amiibo releasing this week I thought it’d be best to get something out ASAP to clear up a lot of confusion I’ve been seeing. There’s a bunch of different compatible amiibo that all do different things so it can all be a bit confusing, so the aim of this guide is to serve as a sort of primer to this new feature.
Animal Crossing: New Leaf received a big update that added amiibo support and overhauled a few of the game’s systems.
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