LOTS OF PEOPLE WHEN THEY FIRST START TO PLAY ANIMAL CROSSING WILD WORLD THEY WANT ALL THE GOLDEN TOOLS AND THE PERFECT TOWN. WELL I AM HERE TO TELL YOU HOW TO GET YOUR PERFECT TOWN!!!!
FIRSTLY, YOU NEED 8-16 TREES IN EACH ACRE.
SECONDLY, YOU NEED UP TO 3-5 FLOWERS IN EACH ACRE. I RECOMMEND MAKING FLOWER BEDS WITH THE DESIGN PATTERNS.
THIRDLY, YOU NEED DIFFERENT TYPES OF FRUIT IN YOUR TOWN. A GOOD AND EASY WAY TO DO THIS IS IF YOU HAVE A FRIEND WITH ACWW YOU CAN GO TO THERE TOWN USING DS-DS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION. YOU CAN THEN TAKE SOME OF THEIR FRUIT AND TAKE IT BACK TO YOUR TOWN AND PLANT IT. IT'LL TAKE UP TO ABOUT 2-3 DAYS TO BECOME A FULLY GROWN TREE.
YOU CAN ASLO DECORATE YOUR TWON WITH THE DESIGN PATTERNS.
I HAVE SEEN SOME AMAZING TOWNS THAT HAVE DESIGN PATTERNS ON THE GROUND. LOTS OF PEOPLE GO TO THE ABLE SISTERS TAILORING SHOP AND DESIGN SOME PATTERNS JUST FOR PUTTING ON THE GROUND.
YOU COULD CREATE A THEME FOR YOUR TOWN.
THESE ARE THE THEMES THAT I HAVE SEEN:
CHOCOLATE TOWN
CANDY/SWEETIE TOWN
LOVE HEARTS TOWN
URBAN CITY TOWN
COBBLESTONE VILLAGE TOWN
Sunday, 25 August 2013
TIME TRAVELING
THIS TRICK INVOLVES TIME TRAVELING. If you do not like to TT, then don't do it. I didn't discover this trick. 1. Get 50,000 Bells or more and deposit it in the bank. 2. Reset the INGAME CLOCK to January 1, 2000. 3. Save, reset. Change the DS CLOCK to the year 2000, any date. 4. Start the game, then save and reset. 5. Change the DS CLOCK to the year 2011. 6. Start the game and read the mail. You'll collect some interest. 7. Save, reset. Change the DS CLOCK 11 more years ahead. 8. Start the game, collect 99,999 interest. Continue setting the DS clock 11 years ahead until you reach 2099. Change it back to 2000 and do the same thing. The first 11 years won't get you as much, though. The one setback to this trick is that you will get tons of weeds in your town.
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WARNING: WHEN YOU TIME TRAVEL YOU'LL GET ALOT OF WEEDS AND SOME OF YOUR FAVOURITE VILLAGERS MIGHT OF MOVED AWAY.
FRUIT
Foreign fruits are the absolute, best way to make money. An orchard is basically a town filled with fruit trees and few to none normal trees. As you must know, the fruits that you start with(native fruit) sells for only 100 Bells. Foreign fruit sells for a whopping 500 Bells apiece. To plant fruit trees, you must bury the fruit with the shovel. There's always the problem of getting foreign fruit though. What to do? For those with wifi, you can run into someone else's town and take some fruits from them, with permission of course. If you don't have it, you're not out of luck. Just pack some native fruit into letters and send them(along with a short message) to the villagers of your town. If you're lucky, they'll send you some foreign fruit in return. You can also find coconuts along the beach. Make sure that if you're going to plant them, plant them near or on the beach. Once you get your fruits, chop down all the trees you don't want(I left my pine trees alone, just so when I shake them I get a guarantees 100 Bell/bees/ items) and plant your fruits. Make sure you keep the trees 1 or more spaces apart, not right next to each other. Not only will this make it easier for you to pick fruit, it will give you a higher town rating. Wait a few days for the trees to grow. If your trees aren't growing, plant them in different spots. For some reason, some spots just won't allow trees to grow. After you have your orchard blooming, just harvest the fruits and sell them. You'll gain 7500 Bells for each trip(assuming you have empty pockets) and can make over 100,000 Bells in a day. The only setback to this is that you'll need a lot of time to shake all those trees and carry the fruit back. I personally use this method, though I don't usually clear my entire town in one day.
Money Guide
Every day, there are opportunities for you to make money. Don't miss out on them! Magic Rock --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One of your rocks in the town will turn red when hit with a shovel or axe. Hit it as many times as you can in a time limit so money bags will come out. The money bags will come out as follows: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1000, 2000, 4000. Quite a hefty profit in a short time. You won't get much from the rock if you don't know how to hit it. Each time you hit the rock whether with the axe or shovel, you'll move back a bit. The trick it to make two holes, one to the left and one above you. Position yourself so that each time you hit the rock, you move back into the holes. Don't make more that two though or you won't be able to get the maximum amount of money bags. Shaking Trees --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not the fruit trees. 10-12 trees in your town will hold other things. Three has beehives, two have furniture, and the rest have 100 Bell bags. If you have less than 12 non-fruit trees in your town, then the bees will take priority, then furniture. The 100 Bells and furniture is nice, but the main reason you want to shake trees is to get the bees. Bees are hard to catch, but sell for a nice 4500 bells each. Once you get a net, keep it in the very top left slot of your item pack. Shake a tree and as soon as the beehive comes out, run south a bit. Quickly tap the menu button, then equip the net. Exit with the stylus and then tap A as fast as you can. If you're lucky, you'll catch it. If not, well, maybe next time. There's no penalty for getting stung by bees. Your villagers will just think that you're nuts. The bruise on your eye will disappear after turning off the game or putting some medicine on it. Fossils and Buried Items --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Every day, there will be three or so strange looking dents on the ground of your town. Dig these up with the shovel and you'll discover an item! If nobody buried anything in your town, it will be either a fossil, gyroid, or pitfall trap. Pitfall traps are worthless; store them or dump them in the trash. Gyroids make funky noises and dance to the music at your house. They sell for 828 each. For fossils, go to Blathers first and have him examine them. If it's a duplicate or you don't want to give it to him, you can sell it. Most uncommon fossils will sell for at least a few thousand bells. Garbage and Lost and Found --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Not the best thing to do for money, but make sure that when you visit the Town Hall, check inside the garbage dump. Sometimes, you'll find a few pieces of furniture. Same thing with the Lost and Found at your town gate.
BUGS, FISH AND SEA SHELLS:
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The favorite among most people in getting money. After you get a net and fishing rod, you're ready to start catching some wildlife in your town. While there are a lot of common animals, there are also rare ones that sell for many bells and Tom Nook's. I recommend that you first deliver new species to the museum though. At the beach, you'll find seashells. If you're in a desperation to find money, you can always clear off the beach of these shells and get a hefty 2000 Bells of so.
Bug Guide
Lots of people like to sell their bugs to Tom Nook, whereas others donate them to the Museum.
| # ^ v | Name ^ v | Sell Price ^ v | Environment ^ v | Time of Day | Month range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Common Butterfly | 90 | Near Flowers | 4AM-7PM | Mar-Jul |
| 2 | Yellow Butterfly | 90 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Mar-Jul |
| 3 | Tiger Butterfly | 160 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Mar-Jul |
| 4 | Peacock Butterfly | 220 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Mar-Jul |
| 5 | Monarch Butterfly | 140 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Oct-Oct |
| 6 | Emperor Butterfly | 2500 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Oct |
| 7 | Agrias Butterfly | 3000 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Oct |
| 8 | Birdwing Butterfly | 3000 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Oct |
| 9 | Moth | 60 | Near Lights | 7PM-4AM | May-Oct |
| 10 | Oak Silk Moth | 1200 | On Tree | 7PM-4AM | Jul-Oct |
| 11 | Honeybee | 100 | Near Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Mar-Aug |
| 12 | Bee | 4500 | In Tree | All day | All year |
| 13 | Long Locust | 200 | Ground | 8AM-7PM | Aug-Dec |
| 14 | Migratory Locust | 600 | Ground | 8AM-7PM | Oct-Dec |
| 15 | Mantis | 430 | On Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Aug-Dec |
| 16 | Orchid Mantis | 2400 | On Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Aug-Dec |
| 17 | Brown Cicada | 200 | On Tree | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 18 | Robust Cicada | 300 | On Tree | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 19 | Walker Cicada | 400 | On Tree | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 20 | Evening Cicada | 550 | On Tree | 4AM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 21 | Lantern Fly | 1800 | On Tree | 5PM-7PM | Jul-Oct |
| 22 | Red Dragonfly | 80 | Air | 8AM-7PM | Oct-Oct |
| 23 | Darner Dragonfly | 200 | Air | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 24 | Banded Dragonfly | 4500 | Air | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 25 | Ant | 80 | Turnips | All day | All year |
| 26 | Pondskater | 130 | Pond | 8AM-7PM | Jul-Oct |
| 27 | Snail | 250 | On Flowers | All day | May-Oct |
| 28 | Cricket | 130 | Ground | 5PM-8AM | Oct-Dec |
| 29 | Bell Cricket | 430 | Ground | 5PM-8AM | Oct-Oct |
| 30 | Grasshopper | 160 | Ground | 9AM-5PM | Jul-Oct |
| 31 | Mole Cricket | 280 | Ground | All day | Dec-May |
| 32 | Walkingstick | 600 | On Tree | 4AM-7PM | Jul-Dec |
| 33 | Ladybug | 200 | On Flowers | 8AM-5PM | Mar-Jul |
| 34 | Fruit Beetle | 100 | On Tree | All day | Jul-Aug |
| 35 | Scarab Beetle | 6000 | On Tree | 11PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 36 | Dung Beetle | 800 | Snowball | 5PM-8AM | Dec-Mar |
| 37 | Goliath Beetle | 6000 | On Tree | 7PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 38 | Firefly | 300 | Near Water | 7PM-4AM | Jul-Jul |
| 39 | Jewel Beetle | 2400 | On Tree | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 40 | Longhorn Beetle | 260 | On Tree | 8AM-5PM | Jul-Aug |
| 41 | Saw Stag Beetle | 2000 | On Tree | All day | Jul-Aug |
| 42 | Stag Beetle | 2000 | On Tree | 7PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 43 | Giant Beetle | 10000 | On Tree | 11PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 44 | Rainbow Stag | 10000 | On Tree | 7PM-8AM | Jul-Oct |
| 45 | Dynastid Beetle | 1350 | On Tree | 7PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 46 | Atlas Beetle | 8000 | On Tree | 7PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 47 | Elephant Beetle | 8000 | On Tree | 7PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 48 | Hercules Beetle | 12000 | On Tree | 11PM-8AM | Jul-Aug |
| 49 | Flea | 70 | On Villager | All day | Mar-Dec |
| 50 | Pillbug | 250 | Rock | All day | All year |
| 51 | Mosquito | 130 | Air | 5PM-4AM | Jul-Oct |
| 52 | Fly | 60 | Trash | All day | All year |
| 53 | Cockroach | 5 | Turnips | All day | All year |
| 54 | Spider | 300 | In Tree | All day | Mar-Dec |
| 55 | Tarantula | 8000 | Ground | 7PM-4AM | Jul-Aug |
| 56 | Scorpion | 8000 | Ground | 7PM-4AM | Jul-Oct |
Fish Guides
Lots of people who play ACWW usually sell the fish that they have caught to Tom Nook, whereas others donate them to the Museum.
| # ^ v | Name ^ v | Sell Price ^ v | Environment | Time of Day | Month range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bitterling | 900 | River | All day | Dec-Mar |
| 2 | Pale Chub | 200 | River | 9AM-4PM | Jan-Dec |
| 3 | Crucian Carp | 120 | River | All day | Jan-Dec |
| 4 | Dace | 300 | River | 4PM-9AM | Jan-Dec |
| 5 | Barbel Steed | 200 | River | All day | Jan-Dec |
| 6 | Carp | 300 | River | All day | Jan-Dec |
| 7 | Koi | 2000 | River | 4PM-9AM | Jan-Dec |
| 8 | Goldfish | 1300 | River | All day | Jan-Dec |
| 9 | Popeyed Goldfish | 1300 | River | 9AM-4PM | Jan-Dec |
| 10 | Killifish | 300 | Pond | All day | May-Aug |
| 11 | Crawfish | 200 | Pond | All day | May-Oct |
| 12 | Frog | 120 | Pond | All day | May-Aug |
| 13 | Freshwater Goby | 300 | River | 4PM-9AM | Jan-Dec |
| 14 | Loach | 300 | River | 9AM-4PM | Mar-May |
| 15 | Catfish | 800 | Pool | 4PM-9AM | May-Oct |
| 16 | Eel | 2000 | River | 4PM-9AM | Jul-Oct |
| 17 | Giant Snakehead | 5500 | Pool | 9AM-4PM | Jul-Aug |
| 18 | Bluegill | 120 | River | 9AM-4PM | Jan-Dec |
| 19 | Yellow Perch | 240 | River | All day | Oct-Mar |
| 20 | Black Bass | 300 | River | All day | All year |
| 21 | Pond Smelt | 300 | Pool | All day | Dec-Mar |
| 22 | Sweetfish | 900 | River | All day | Jul-Oct |
| 23 | Cherry Salmon | 1000 | River | 4AM-9AM | Mar-Jul |
| 24 | Char | 3800 | Waterfall | 4AM-9AM | Mar-Jul |
| 25 | Rainbow Trout | 800 | River | 4AM-9AM | Mar-Jul |
| 26 | Stringfish | 15000 | River | 4PM-9AM | Dec-Mar |
| 27 | Salmon | 700 | River | All day | Oct-Oct |
| 28 | King Salmon | 1800 | River | All day | Oct-Oct |
| 29 | Guppy | 1300 | River | 9AM-4PM | May-Dec |
| 30 | Angelfish | 3000 | River | 4PM-9AM | May-Oct |
| 31 | Piranha | 2500 | River | 9AM-4PM | Jul-Oct |
| 32 | Arowana | 10000 | River | 4PM-9AM | Jul-Oct |
| 33 | Dorado | 15000 | River | 4AM-9PM | Jul-Oct |
| 34 | Gar | 6000 | Pool | 4PM-9AM | Jul-Oct |
| 35 | Arapaima | 10000 | River | 4PM-9AM | Jul-Oct |
| 36 | Sea Butterfly | 1000 | Ocean | All day | Dec-Mar |
| 37 | Jellyfish | 100 | Ocean | All day | Aug-Aug |
| 38 | Seahorse | 1100 | Ocean | All day | May-Dec |
| 39 | Clownfish | 650 | Ocean | All day | May-Oct |
| 40 | Zebra Turkeyfish | 400 | Ocean | All day | May-Dec |
| 41 | Puffer Fish | 240 | Ocean | All day | Jul-Oct |
| 42 | Horse Mackerel | 150 | Ocean | All day | All year |
| 43 | Barred Knifejaw | 5000 | Ocean | All day | Mar-Dec |
| 44 | Sea Bass | 160 | Ocean | All day | All year |
| 45 | Red Snapper | 3000 | Ocean | All day | All year |
| 46 | Dab | 300 | Ocean | All day | Oct-May |
| 47 | Olive Flounder | 800 | Ocean | All day | All year |
| 48 | Squid | 400 | Ocean | All day | Dec-Aug |
| 49 | Octopus | 500 | Ocean | All day | Mar-Jul |
| 50 | Football Fish | 2500 | Ocean | 4PM-9AM | Dec-Mar |
| 51 | Tuna | 7000 | Ocean | All day | Dec-Mar |
| 52 | Blue Marlin | 10000 | Ocean | All day | Jul-Oct |
| 53 | Ocean Sunfish | 4000 | Ocean | 4AM-9PM | Jul-Oct |
| 54 | Hammerhead Shark | 8000 | Ocean | 4PM-9AM | Jul-Oct |
| 55 | Shark | 15000 | Ocean | 4PM-9AM | Jul-Oct |
| 56 | Coelacanth | 15000 | Ocean During Rain | 4PM-9AM | All year |
Welcome
Welcome to my Animal Crossing Wild World Site!!!!
This site is for everyone who plays ACWW. Here you can find out all the facts and tips for Wild World, and you can find out how to keep your town looking perfect!
This site includes:
Fishing Guides
Bug Guides
Money Guides
Time Travelling
Weeds
Villagers
Pictures
Museum
Tom Nooks Store
Able Sisters Tailoring Store
The Town Hall and Post Office
Mail/Post
Resetti
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