Another month is coming to an end and this hectic year is almost over.
We are now approaching the beginning of December, and players are looking forward to all the winter activities.
Here are all of the fish and bugs leaving the game in November.
Northern Hemisphere
Fish
- Cherry Salmon
- Char
- Golden Trout
- Mitten Crab
- Guppy
- Sea Horse
- Neon Tetra
- Zebra Turkeyfish
- Barred Knifejaw
- Ray
Bugs
- Monarch Butterfly
- Long Locust
- Migratory Locust
- Rice Grasshopper
- Cricket
- Mantis
- Orchid Mantis
- Violin Beetle
- Walking Stick
- Flea
Deep Sea Creatures
- Chambered Nautilus
- Umbrella Octopus
- Gazami Crab
Southern Hemisphere
Fish
- Loach
- Golden Trout
- Oarfish
Bugs
- Mole Cricket
Deep Sea Creatures
- Turban Shell
- Dungeness Crab
So, it appears the Northern hemisphere is going to be losing a lot more than the south!
Since December is arriving, here's a quick rundown of Toy Day and what you can look forward to:
The event has been present throughout each and every Animal Crossing main series game since the very first one.
So, it would not surprise us if the event gets announced and implemented some time soon.
Here's what happened during the event in previous games according to nookpedia.com
From December 1 to 23, each villager will give two clues on a desired item for Toy Day. Every villager will mention a certain color in one conversation, while in another conversation, the type of item (carpeting, clothes, electronics, food, furniture, instrument, lamp, toy, umbrella, or wallpaper). These clues are then used to correctly identify and deliver the desired item during Toy Day.
For Toy Day, the player must dress up as Santa, wearing the Santa Hat, Santa Beard, Santa Coat, and Santa Pants, all available from Able Sisters. The Santa Boots, available from Kicks, is optional. Only one of these articles are sold in Able Sisters and in Kicks from December 1 to 23; however, on Toy Day, the entire outfit can be bought at once
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