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NH Nook's Cranny Upgraded Exterior.jpgThe upgraded Nook's Cranny as it appears in New HorizonsNH Nook's Cranny Upgraded Interior.pngInside the upgraded Nook's Cranny in New Horizons
Staff Tom Nook (Animal Crossing to City Folk)Timmy and Tommy (New Horizons)
Opening Hours 9 AM – 10 PM[nb 1]8 AM – 11 PM[nb 2]8 AM – 10 PM[nb 3][nb 4]
Number of items available 10 or 11 (Animal Crossing, Doubutsu no Mori e+) 10 (Wild World, City Folk)
Expenditure for upgrade 25,000 (Animal Crossing, Doubutsu no Mori e+, Wild World) 30,000 (City Folk) 200,000 (New Horizons)
Days passed before upgrade 8 (City Folk) 30 (New Horizons)
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Names in other languages  タヌキ商店  Nook商店  Boutique Nook  MiniNook  Bottega di Nook  Лавка Нука  너굴상점  Nook商店  Boutique Nook  MiniNook  Nooks Laden  Nooks Hoek

Nook's Cranny (タヌキ商店, Tanuki Shōten?, Tanuki Shop) is the first incarnation of Tom Nook's store in Animal Crossing series games prior to Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and is the name of both incarnations of Timmy and Tommy's store in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. "Nook's Cranny" is based on "nook and cranny," meaning a small corner or hole.

At Nook's Cranny, the player may buy and sell items for Bells, the main in-game currency. The shop appears in all main Animal Crossing series games except Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and the player has access to the shop either from the start (prior to New Horizons) or early-on in the game (New Horizons).

Contents

  • 1 Appearances
    • 1.1 In Animal Crossing
    • 1.2 In Wild World and City Folk
    • 1.3 In New Horizons
  • 2 Selection
    • 2.1 In Animal Crossing
    • 2.2 In Wild World
    • 2.3 In City Folk
    • 2.4 In New Horizons
      • 2.4.1 Not Upgraded
      • 2.4.2 Upgraded
  • 3 Item list
    • 3.1 In Animal Crossing
    • 3.2 In Wild World
    • 3.3 In City Folk
    • 3.4 In New Horizons
  • 4 Staff
  • 5 Gallery
    • 5.1 Artwork
    • 5.2 Sprites
    • 5.3 Screenshots
      • 5.3.1 Exterior
      • 5.3.2 Interior
      • 5.3.3 Other
  • 6 Trivia
  • 7 Names in other languages
  • 8 Notes

Appearances[edit]

In Animal Crossing[edit]

In Animal Crossing, Nook's Cranny sells one piece of furniture, one piece of clothing, one umbrella, one or two tools, two flower seeds, one sapling, one wallpaper, one carpet, and one item of stationery. Initially, the only tool in stock is the shovel, but more tools become available as the player spends and/or sells items.[nb 5] At 3,000 Bells-worth of items, the net can be in stock. After an additional 5,000 Bells-worth, the fishing rod can be in stock. After another additional 4,000 Bells-worth,[nb 6] the axe can be in stock.

Once a total of 25,000 Bells are spent and/or sold,[nb 5] the shop will temporarily close on the following day to be upgraded to Nook 'n' Go on the day after that.

In Wild World and City Folk[edit]

In Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, Nook's Cranny supplies a wallpaper, a carpet, a flower seed, medicine, two pieces of furniture, three tools and some writing paper. In the back of store, two pieces of furniture stand alone. To the left of them is a long table that spans the whole the wall except for space for Nook's Point-Tracking System. In the middle there is a table for three tools. To the right of it is some vases. The store itself resembles a shed, made with wooden planks and held together with metal sheets. In fact, it is even stated that Tom Nook's shop may be Tortimer's old gardening shed that he used before he became mayor. It is the only one of Nook's shops without an automatic door. Nook's Cranny is also available as a model after the player has earned 300 points on the Tom Nook Point System.

The player must spend and/or sell a total of 25,000 Bells in Wild World or 30,000 Bells in City Folk and play for at least eight days for the store to upgrade to Nook 'n' Go.

In New Horizons[edit]

"Hot item" redirects here. For the similar mechanic in New Leaf, see Re-Tail § High-value items. The opening celebration of Nook's Cranny in New Horizons with the player, Timmy and Tommy, Sheldon and Agnes

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Nook's Cranny returns, but as in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, it is staffed by Timmy and Tommy. In order to build Nook's Cranny, the player needs to repay the first debt to Tom Nook. The following day, they need to talk to Timmy and he tells the player about the store and requests to have the following materials: 30 wood, 30 softwood, 30 hardwood, and 30 iron nuggets. Timmy only accepts materials in their full stacks of 30 but does not require all four materials to be paid at once. After giving Timmy all the required building materials, Timmy asks the player to decide on the store's location. The store opens the next day, and the Nooklings and villagers may hold an opening celebration.

After 30 days have elapsed and buying and selling roughly 200,000 Bells combined and Mabel visits the island at least once, Nook's Cranny will expand into a larger general store. Unlike previous games, the store retains the name Nook's Cranny and is the only upgrade for the store. This expanded store is bigger in both size and selection, with some changes being more items being available per day, selling better tools, and selling furniture added in the 2.0 Free Update.

Each day, a hot item is listed on the sign outside; this is a randomly-chosen furniture item that sells for double its normal sell price that day. One hot item is listed in the initial shop, and two in the upgraded shop.

Seasonal items are stocked at Nook's Cranny alongside the regular selection during certain months of the year. These seasonal items are specific to one color variant for each island. During the summer months, the seasonal selection will switch between a surfboard and a retro fan. During the winter months, the seasonal selection will switch between a round space heater and celebratory candles. Event items can take priority over the seasonal selection, such as Festivale Series furniture in the days leading up to and during Festivale, or toys items in the days leading up to and during Toy Day.

There is a drop-off box outside Nook's Cranny where the player can sell items. The box can be accessed whether the store is open or closed, and any items dropped off are sold for 80% of their full sell price due to "handling fees." The drop-off box totals the Bells received from all sold items in a day, and the next day the Bells are automatically deposited into the player's savings when Timmy or Tommy calls the player to notify them the next day. Turnips cannot be sold at the drop-off box, and hot item prices are only valid in-store.

Selection[edit]

In Animal Crossing[edit]

  • One item of furniture
  • One piece of clothing
  • One umbrella
  • One or two tools
  • Two flower seeds
  • One sapling
  • One wallpaper
  • One carpet
  • One item of stationery

In Wild World[edit]

  • Two items of furniture
  • Two tools (fishing rod, shovel, net, watering can)
  • One note-in-a-bottle
  • One medicine
  • One flower seed
  • One wallpaper
  • One carpet
  • One item of stationery

In City Folk[edit]

  • Two items of furniture
  • Three tools (fishing rod, shovel, net, watering can)
  • One medicine
  • One flower seed
  • One wallpaper
  • One carpet
  • One item of stationery

In New Horizons[edit]

Not Upgraded[edit]

  • Two items of furniture (one quantity)
  • Two items of furniture (infinite supply)
  • Medicine, available in quantities of 1 or 5 (infinite supply)
  • Six varieties of flower bags, available in quantities of 1 or 5 (infinite supply)
  • Two type of saplings (infinite supply)
  • Various DIY recipes (infinite supply)
  • Flimsy tools (infinite supply)
  • One type of umbrella (infinite supply)
  • Party popper (infinite supply)
  • Four types of wallpapers (infinite supply)
  • Four types of floorings (infinite supply)
  • Customization kit (infinite supply)
  • One type of wrapping paper (infinite supply)
  • Native fruit (infinite supply)
  • Wet suit (infinite supply)

Upgraded[edit]

  • Two lower-priced items of houseware or wall-mounted furniture (one quantity)
  • One expensive item of houseware or wall-mounted furniture (one quantity)
  • One seasonal item of furniture of varying quantity (not always available)
  • Two items of miscellaneous furniture (infinite supply)
  • Medicine, available in quantities of 1 or 5 (infinite supply)
  • Nine varieties of flower bags, available in quantities of 1 or 5 (infinite supply)
  • Two type of tree saplings (infinite supply)
  • Various DIY recipes (infinite supply)
  • Flimsy tools (infinite supply)
  • Colorful tools (infinite supply, but cycles in or out daily)
  • Outdoorsy tools (infinite supply, but cycles in or out daily)
  • Star net (infinite supply, but cycles in or out daily)
  • Fish fishing rod (infinite supply, but cycles in or out daily)
  • Printed-design shovel (infinite supply, but cycles in or out daily)
  • Two types of umbrella (infinite supply)
  • Party popper (infinite supply)
  • Eight types of wallpapers (infinite supply)
  • Eight types of floorings (infinite supply)
  • Customization kit (infinite supply)
  • Two types of wrapping paper (infinite supply)
  • Native fruit (infinite supply)
  • Wet suit (infinite supply)
  • Timer (infinite supply)

Item list[edit]

In Animal Crossing[edit]

Main article: List of items sold at Nook's Cranny in Animal Crossing

In Wild World[edit]

Main article: List of items sold at Nook's Cranny in Wild World

In City Folk[edit]

Main article: List of items sold at Nook's Cranny in City Folk

In New Horizons[edit]

Main article: List of items sold at Nook's Cranny in New Horizons

Staff[edit]

  • Tom Nook (Animal Crossing, Wild World, City Folk)

  • Timmy and Tommy (New Horizons)

Gallery[edit]

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Artwork[edit]

  • Animal Crossing

  • Animal Crossing

  • Animal Crossing: Wild World

Sprites[edit]

  • Doubutsu no Mori+

  • Animal Crossing

  • Map icon in New Horizons

  • Map icon in New Horizons (upgraded)

  • Small map icon in New Horizons

Screenshots[edit]

Exterior[edit]

  • Dòngwù Sēnlín

  • Doubutsu no Mori+

  • Animal Crossing

  • Animal Crossing: Wild World

  • Animal Crossing: City Folk

  • Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Interior[edit]

  • Animal Crossing

  • Animal Crossing

  • Animal Crossing: Wild World

  • Animal Crossing: Wild World

  • Animal Crossing: City Folk

  • Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Other[edit]

  • Notice on the Bulletin board that the shop is going to close for an expansion in Animal Crossing: Wild World

Trivia[edit]

  • In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, it is possible to technically remain inside Nook's Cranny indefinitely by entering a menu, activating dialogue with Timmy or Tommy, or, if not upgraded, sitting on the chair in the bottom-left before the store closes. However, ending these following processes will immediately result in the store closing as it normally would, albeit at a later time.

Names in other languages[edit]

Japanese タヌキ商店Tanuki shōten Tanuki Shop
Korean 너굴상점Neogul sangjeom Neogul Shop
Simplified Chinese 狸猫商店 (Dòngwù Sēnlín)Límāo shāngdiàn Raccoon Dog Store
Simplified Chinese Nook商店Nook shāngdiàn Nook Store
Russian Лавка НукаLavka Nuka Nook's Shop
Dutch Nooks Hoek Nook's Corner
German Nooks Laden Nook's Store
European Spanish Almacén NookMiniNook (New Horizons) Nook WarehouseMini Nook
European French Boutique Nook Nook Shop
Italian Bottega di Nook Nook's Store

Notes[edit]

  1. ↑ In Animal Crossing
  2. ↑ In Wild World
  3. ↑ In City Folk and New Horizons
  4. ↑ New Horizons: 7 AM – 10 PM with the Early Bird ordinance, 8 AM – 11 PM with the Night Owl ordinance
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Selling items adds only half of the item's sell value to the total.
  6. ↑ Cumulatively 12,000 Bells
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