Animal Crossing Cheat Codes

Genre: Role-Playing/Simulation

Platform: Gamecube

Publisher: Nintendo

Developer: Nintendo EAD

Rating: Everyone

Players: 1

Animal Crossing codes are numerous and very lengthy. Entering them takes a lot of time and a lot of precision. In this article, you'll find the ones that are the most helpful and the most fun. You must enter all of these codes exactly as they appear.

To enter codes in Animal Crossing go to Tom Nook's store and talk to him. Select the "Other Things" option, then select "Say Code". This will open the cheat code screen in which to enter all of the following codes.

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This is the best code for getting bells. There are other codes and other methods, but this is by far the easiest.

You can donate fossils to fill the museum and you can sell them to Tom Nook for bells. Fossils can also be placed as objects in your house, but they don't do anything except sit there. Listed are the codes for all the fossils in the game as well as their value.

vuTcfAHyCSqmWj ZkyTnDUgcjJ&jb Amber - 1,200

CashisislkndeS YoshisislandeS Apato Skull - 3,000

KsCtBedonatioY FsrthedonatioY Apato Tail - 4,000

4UTG548pQKQZGf 1n#%jNLEqj5ZBf Apato Torso - 4,500

XJh5rVHlvsVeWi U6ATVrjlec&BFP Dinosaur Egg - 1,400

4NTG548uQKQZGf 1n#%j6LEqj5ZBf Dinosaur Track - 1,000

4UTG548uQKQZGf 1n#%jfLEqj5ZBf Mammoth Skull - 3,000

4UTG548uQKQZGf 1n#%jNdEqj5ZBf Mammoth Torso - 2,500

4pTG548uQKQZGf 1n#%jFLEqj5ZBf Plesio Neck - 4,500

I5gTK#HYSv#i6w Qt@fWMjUhoMVgg Plesio Skull - 4,000

4UFG548QQWQZGF an#%j%L5qj5ZBf Plesio Torso - 4,500

CashisislandeS YoshisislandeS Ptera Left Wing - 4,500

StationisrundY LrationisrundY Ptera Right Wing - 4,500

huTcfAHyCsqmWj ZkyTnDUgCjJ%jb Stego Skull - 5,000

4UTG548uQKQZGf 1n#%j1LEqj5ZBf Stego Torso - 4,500

QtiXgIAGfe2AI7 WwBZBBWW#PulBc T-Rex Skull - 6,000

1LhuwvEDA22fmA dbgnvzbCvBAsyU T-Rex Tail - 5,000

vuTcfAHyCSqmWj ZkyTnDUgbjJ&jb T-Rex Torso - 5,000

aDSLHyYoeR685b afBBlkwcRCmqi3 Tricera Skull - 5,500

eWoG4aYGDeYiOe SiDXcOAcZuAjsZ Tricera Tail - 4,500

OadtimersoldtI OldtimersoldtI Tricera Torso - 5,000

vuTcfAHyCSqmWm ZkhTnDUgbjJ&jb Trilobite - 1,300

If you want to fill the museum with paintings or just make some extra bells use these codes. Each one is worth 1,960 bells.

ebucddbkLagnLgBiMBdbichCmqi3 Amazing

ebucddbkLRgnLgBiMBdbichCmqi3 Basic

ekri%ma9iom5roFlriomariomaro Dainty

BDeeDmumArIseeGQeermsehrIsHe Moving

WkriomariomaroFlriomariomaro Perfect

BDeeWUsmhrIseeGBeerDsehrIsee Quaint

VAriomariomaroFlriomariomaro Rare

micrDsafthapeslilsunnieshard Scary

NmxIGWIeSLYAACu6iMwbzCGvFsnQ Strange

7kriMma9iom5roFlriomariomaro Worthy

If you don't want to earn your golden tools use these codes instead.

4B2&p%eGcgIO7NHZCS3hjkKJtlgH Golden Axe

kB2&S%excgIC7SPOudE2jkKJHygH Golden Net

Y%9FUKhrekPQ6a3M#4&f3bdAZLJf Golden Rod

GkUFUvirg%PX6a3ZizGfw5dTZLQh Golden Shovel

This is a working list of the NES games available for playing here. Each is its own console that can be placed inside your house and accessed by anyone in that town.

CbDahLBdaDh98d 9ub8ExzZKwu7Zl Balloon Fight

1n5%N%8JUjE5fj lEcGr4%ync5eUp Baseball

Crm%h4BNRyu98d 9uu8exzZKwu7Zl Clu Clu Land

Y#PpfrxSOAMLSG B7H3K5xBho5YSY Clu Clu Land 2

bA5PC%8JUjE5fj ljcGr4%ync5EUp DK Jr. Math

2n5@N%8JUjE5fj ljcGr4%ync5EUp Donkey Kong

3%Q4fhMTRByAY3 05yYAK9zNHxLd7 Excitabike

Crm%h4BNRbu98d 9un8exzZKwo7Zl Golf

bA5PC%8JUjE5fj 1EcGr4%ync5eup Wario's Woods

Buy things from Tom Nook and he will give you raffle tickets. Turn around and sell the item to him and get your money back.

When you dig up a glowing spot on the ground, plant a bag of money in the hole. After a few days, a golden "Money Tree" will grow in the spot. The amount of the bags depends on the amount of the bag that you buried.

In order to do this trick you must own a GameBoy Advance (or GBA SP) and a GameCube Link Cable. Store items in the other hut on the island if your house is running out of space.

1. Empty your pockets and load them up with fruit.

2. Connect GBA to Gamecube and turn it on.

3. Go to the pier in the south of your town.

4. Talk to the turtle in the boat and ask him to take you to the island.

5. On the island, drop all of the fruit in your pockets. Try to place in spots that are open and free of trees.

6. Go back to the island's pier and tell Kapp'n (the turtle) that you want to leave and ask to have the island data transfered to your GBA.

7. On the GBA, use the cursor to knock on the door of the islander's home then grab a piece of the fruit that you dropped earlier.

8. When the islander comes out of his or her house drop the fruit in front of them. The islander should eat the fruit and should continue to eat all of the fruit that is on the ground on the island. If the islander doesn't seek out to eat every piece of fruit simply drop the pieces in front of him or her. The islander will start to drop increasing amounts of money bags in place of the fruit; up to 30,000 Bells. Once all of the fruit has been eaten let your GBA return to sleep mode, but do not turn it off.

9. On the GameCube, leave the pier screen then go back and ask Kapp'n to take you to the island again to collect the money bags.

Other Island Tips

You can also collect coconuts from the trees on the island and sell them to Tom Nook for 500 bells each. Bury a few on the shoreline to provide you with the fruit without having to travel to the island to get it. Coconuts can also be shaken from the trees to be eaten by the islander, but you will have to make several trips to collect all the money bags if you filled your pockets earlier.

Get a tan by visiting your island in when it is really sunny (the middle of the day is a good time). Stand somewhere without shade and do not move 10 or more minutes then go inside one of the island homes to the bronze tint on your skin. You must do this every week to maintain your tan.

Shells can be found along the shore line and a few of them are worth a decent amount of bells. The less valuable shells make great gifts to send with letter to your pals in the village.

Wentletrap - 20 bells

Porceletta - 30 bells

Lion's Paw - 40 bells

Sand Dollar - 60 bells

Venus Comb - 150 bells

Coral - 250 bells

Conch - 350 bells

White Scallop - 450 bells

Placing certain colored items in certain areas of your house will bring you better luck. Use the following Feng Shui guide to help you.

Orange-North- Money & Items

Green-South- Money & Items

Yellow-West- Items

Red-East- Items

To earn your Golden Net you must catch one of every bug in the game. The museum is also looking for donations. Use the following list to help you know when and where to find the bugs you are looking to catch.

Ant -- 80 -- All year -- All day -- (attracted to candy or decayed turnips)

Bagworm -- 250 -- October-March -- All day -- (in trees)

Banded Dragonfly -- 4,500 -- July-August -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Bee -- 4,500 -- All year -- All day -- (in trees)

Bell Cricket -- 430 -- September-October -- 5pm-8am -- (in grass)

Brown Cicada -- 200 -- July-August -- 8am-5pm -- (on trees)

Cockroach -- 5 -- March-November -- All day -- (on trees, flowers, attracted to turnips)

Common Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Common Dragonfly -- 130 -- May-July -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Cricket -- 130 -- September-November -- 5pm-8am -- (in grass)

Darner Dragonfly -- 200 -- June-August -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Drone Beetle -- 80 -- July-August -- All day -- (on trees)

Dynastid Beetle -- 1,350 -- July-August -- 7pm-8am -- (on trees)

Evening Cicada -- 850 -- July-August -- 4am-8am, 4pm-7pm -- (on trees)

Firefly -- 250 -- June -- 7pm-4am -- (near water)

Flat Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- June-August -- 7pm-8am -- (on trees)

Giant Beetle -- 10,000 -- July-August -- 11pm-8am -- (found on trees)

Grasshopper -- 130 -- August-September -- 8am-5pm -- (in grass)

Jewel Beetle -- 3,000 -- July-August -- 8am-4pm -- (on trees)

Ladybug -- 130 -- March-July, October -- 8am-5pm -- (on flowers)

Long Locust -- 200 -- August-November -- 8am-5pm -- (in grass)

Longhorn Beetle -- 200 -- June-August -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Mantis -- 430 -- August-September -- 8am-5pm -- (on flowers)

Migratory Locust -- 1,350 -- September-November -- 8am-7pm -- (in grass)

Mole Cricket -- 200 -- November-May -- All day -- (underground; listen for them)

Mosquito -- 130 -- May-September -- 8am-11pm -- (anywhere)

Mountain Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August -- 7pm-8am -- (on trees)

Pill Bug -- 250 -- All year, All day -- (under rocks)

Pine Cricket -- 100 -- September-October -- 5pm-8am -- (in grass)

Pondskater -- 130 -- June-September -- 8am-7pm -- (in main pond and holding ponds)

Purple Butterfly -- 2,000 -- June-August -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Red Dragonfly -- September-October -- 8am-7pm -- (anywhere)

Robust Cicada -- 300 -- July-August -- 8am-5pm -- (on trees)

Saw Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August -- 7pm-8am -- (on trees)

Snail -- 250 -- April-September -- All day -- (on flowers)

Spider -- 300 -- April-September -- All day -- (in trees)

Spotted Ladybug -- 200 -- March-July -- October, 8am-5pm -- (on flowers)

Tiger Butterfly -- 200 -- April-September -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Walker Cicada -- 400 -- July-September -- 8am-5pm -- (on trees)

Yellow Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October -- 8am-5pm -- (anywhere)

Fish during all times of the day and night, in rain or in shine and in every water source you can find, even puddles. If you want to earn your Golden Fishing Rod you'll have to catch one of every fish in the game.

Angelfish -- 3,000 -- May-October -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Arapaima -- 10,000 -- July, first half of September -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Arowana -- 10,000 -- June-September -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Barbel Steed -- 200 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Barred Knifejaw -- 5,000 -- March-November -- 4pm-9pm -- (ocean)

Bass -- 300 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Bitterling -- 1,300 -- December-February -- All day -- (river, pond)

Bluegill -- 120 -- All year -- 9am-4pm -- (river, pond)

Brook Trout -- 150 -- All year -- All day -- (pond)

Carp -- 300 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Catfish -- 200 -- May-October -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Cherry Salmon -- 1,300 -- March-June, September-November -- 4pm-9pm -- (river, pond)

Coelacanth -- 15,000 -- All year -- 4pm-9am only in the rain -- (ocean)

Crawfish -- 250 -- April-first half of September -- All day -- (holding pond)

Crucian Carp -- 120 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Dace -- 200 -- All year -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Eel -- 2,000 -- June-September -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Freshwater Goby -- 300 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Frog -- 250 -- May-August -- All day -- (holding pond)

Giant Catfish -- 3,000 -- June-August -- 4pm-9am -- (pond)

Giant Snakehead -- 6,500 -- June-August -- 9am-4pm -- (pond)

Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Guppy -- 1,300 -- April-November -- 9am-4pm -- (river, pond)

Jellyfish -- 100 -- Second half of August -- All day -- (ocean)

Killifish -- 300 -- April-August -- All day -- (river, pond)

Koi -- 2,000 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Large Bass -- 3,000 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Large Char -- 10,000 -- March-June, September-November -- 4pm-9pm -- (waterfall)

Loach -- 300 -- March-May -- All day -- (river, pond)

Pale Chub -- 200 -- All year -- 9am-4pm -- (river, pond)

Piranah -- 6,500 -- June-September -- 9pm-4am -- (river, pond)

Pond Smelt -- 300 -- December-February -- All day -- (river, pond)

Popeyed Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year -- 9am-4pm -- (river, pond)

Rainbow Trout -- 650 -- March-June, September-November -- 4pm-9pm -- (river, pond)

Red Snapper -- 3,000 -- All year -- 4pm-9am -- (ocean)

Salmon -- 650 -- September -- All day -- (river mouth, river, ocean, pond)

Sea Bass -- 120 - All year -- All day -- (ocean)

Small Bass -- 200 -- All year -- All day -- (river, pond)

Stringfish -- 15,000 -- December-February -- 4pm-9am -- (river, pond)

Sweetfish -- 1,300 -- July-September -- All day -- (river, pond)

Tip for Fishing Throw the line out into the current just passed the fish you want to catch so that the water will help carry your bobber towards the fish.

Talk to Tortimer on every holiday and during all events to receive a special gift. Most often the town mayor can be found at the Wishing Well (unless otherwise indicated) or wandering around the area of the event.

January 1st - New Year's Day - 6am-11pm

February 2nd - Groundhog Day - 7am

March 20th or 21st - Spring Sports Fair - The sports fair kicks off at 9am by the Wishing Well.

9am: Gymnastics

11am: Footrace

1pm: Ball Game

3pm: Tug-of-War

April 1st - April Fools' Day

April 5th-7th - Cherry Blossom Festival

April 22nd - Nature Day

May 1st - Spring Cleaning

May 1st-5th - "Koinobori" - Fish-shaped windsocks will appear in your town in a reference to the Japanese celebration aimed at children.

2nd Sunday in May - Mother's Day - Don't forget to send your "mother" a letter with a gift.

2nd Friday in June - Graduation Day

3rd Sunday in June - Father's Day

Every Sunday in June - Summer Fishing Tourney - The Lake

July 4th - Fireworks Show - 7pm-9pm - The Lake

July 25th-August 31st - Exercises w/Copper - Copper leads the aerobics class from 6am to 7am at the Wishing Well. Use the "C" stick to do the moves. Have Tortimer stamp an event card from the Mayor 14 times to get a special prize.

Random Date in June - "Your Hometown" Day - Check your journal calendar for the date.

August 12th - Meteor Shower - 6pm-9pm - The Lake

August 21st - Founder's Day

Every Day in August - Morning Exercises - At the Wishing Well with Copper again, but with a different gift for filling your event card with stamps.

1st Monday in September - Labor Day

September 23rd or 24th - Fall Sports Fair - The Fall Sports Fair is the same as the Spring Sports Fair, but with a different gift from Tortimer.

Varies in September - Harvest Moon - The Lake - Check your personal calendar, as this date changes every year.

2nd Monday in October - Explorer's Day

October 16th to 25th - Mushrooming Season - Five mushrooms will appear every 15 minutes between 8am and 9am. Find them before the villagers do and sell them to Tom Nook for 5,000 bells each.

October 31st - Halloween - You will wants lots of candy on Halloween. Two weeks before the holiday Tom Nook will start selling it. Buy as much as you can and store it in your house, old letters or in your mailbox. If you don't want to buy it use the following code: IkomyourfathzY LiimyourfathzY

On Halloween the villagers will be dressed as "Jack" with Jack-o-Landerns on their heads and will run after you for candy. If you claim to have no candy they will turn your clothes to rags so if you don't want to lose your shirt, have candy - or wear one of your self-designed patterns as clothes.

Only Tortimer and "Jack" will not run towards you on Halloween. Get your gift from Tortimer and tuck it away inside your house then go find Jack. Jack will be around the village from 6pm to 1am and will give you "Spooky Furniture" items in exchange for candy. Find him once then leave the screen and find him again to get more items in the series.

Varies in October - Harvest Moon - The same as the September Harvest Moon.

1st Tuesday in November - Mayor's Day

November 11th - Officer's Day

Every Sunday in November - Fall Fishing Tourney - Same as the Spring Fishing Tourney

4th Thursday in November - Harvest Festival - Franklin the turkey needs your help to save him from being eaten at the feast by the Wishing Well. Between 3pm and 9pm look for Franklin around the village (looking behind houses is helpful)) and talk to him. After you've found Franklin and talked to him go the Wishing Well and steal the knife and fork from the table. Find Franklin again and he will give you a piece of furniture from the "Harvest" collection. Steal the knife and fork as many times as you want to obtain the whole set.

4th Friday in November - Sale Day - Tom Nook will have low-priced grab bags for sale and Redd will also be out and about.

December 1st - Snow Day

December 23rd - Toy Day

December 24th - Jingle Comes To Town - Jingle the reindeer will be around town from 8pm to 1am with pieces of the "Jingle" furniture collection to give away. When you find him talk to him five times to recieve a gift then walk away and change your clothes. If Jingle thinks you are a different person he will give you another piece of furniture, but if he suspects it's you again he won't.

December 31st - New Year's Eve - At the lake a clock has been built for the countdown, which will take place between 11pm and 1am complete with a fireworks display.

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