Nintendo 3DS, Animal Crossing: New Leaf User Manual

1 Important Information

Basic Information

2 Introduction

3 Controls

4 Getting Started

5 Saving and Erasing Data

Town Life

6 Game Screen

7 Screen Tabs

8 Things to Do in Town

9 Town Buildings

10 Main Street 1

11 Main Street 2

About the Island

12 Things to Do on the Island

Communication Functions

14 StreetPass

15 Local Play

16 Playing Online

Other

17 Artists and Sculptors

Support Information

18 How to Contact Us

1 Important Information

Thank you for selecting Animal

Crossing™: New Leaf for

Nintendo 3DS™.

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software is to be used by young
children, the manual should be read
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2 Introduction

Take on the role of mayor or

resident as you seek to construct a

town based on your own

imagination. Build and maintain

friendships with your neighbours,
and use your town's resources to
make it as attractive a place as
possible to live. Never has town life

been as much fun as in Animal

Crossing: New Leaf!

♦ Only the first player to register a

game on the Nintendo 3DS
system can take on the role of
mayor. All subsequent players

(players two to four) can only

assume the role of town resident.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf

uses your Nintendo 3DS

system's internal calendar and

clock to create a town which

follows real life's current day

and season! Manually adjusting

the time and date settings may

leave your town rife with

weeds, cause your crop of
turnips (p. 9) to spoil and also

decrease the overall value of

your town. Bear this in mind
when playing through the

game!

3 Controls

Walk

Run / / +

In-Game Controls

Talk

(when facing

another character)

Equip/Cycle

tools

Use tool

(when holding

a tool)

Examine

(when in front

of the town
bulletin board,

signs, etc.)

Shake tree

(when facing a

tree, with no tool

equipped)

Pick up item

(when facing

an item)

Pick flower

(when facing a

flower)

Fill in hole in

the ground

(when facing a

hole in the

ground)

Open/Close
pockets

window

Put tool away

Grab furniture
item

Hold

Enter house

Turn furniture

item

(while holding
)

Push/Pull

furniture item

(while holding
)

Menu Controls

Confirm

Cancel

Menu

navigation

/

Change the

viewing angle
inside certain
buildings

Use interactive

furniture

(when facing

certain furniture

such as lamps,

fridges etc.)

Store furniture
item in
pockets

(when facing

furniture item)

Take a picture

Press +

simultaneously

♦ Pictures taken in-game will be

stored automatically on the

Nintendo 3DS Camera application.

Swimming Controls

Enter the

ocean

(when
alongside the
ocean)

Swim

(when in the
ocean)

Dive

underwater

(when in the

ocean)

Change
direction

♦ Actions such as inputting your

name, using Custom Designs

(p. 7) and selecting items from

your pockets can all be
performed using the Touch
Screen.

Swim faster

(when
underwater)

In order to enter the ocean, you

must first acquire the wet suit from

the island.

While using local wireless or the

internet to visit another town or have

someone visit your town, playing on

the island with other people via the
internet, or uploading or
downloading dreams at the Dream
Suite, closing the system will not put
it into Sleep Mode.

Sleep Mode

4 Getting Started

New Save File

Continue

Select one of the

following options from
the title menu.

Depending on

whether you have a
saved game or not, the options that

appear may differ.

Begin a new game. Start by

registering a name for your player
and for your town.

♦ Only the mayor can select a name

for the town.

♦ Up to four players can live in one

town.

♦ Only the first player can register

as mayor. All subsequent players
will only be able to play as
residents.

Continue a previously saved game.

Select the name of the player to

start.

After selecting which player you

wish to continue with, you will be
given the option to change certain
in-game settings such as the game's

time and date as well as the option

I need help first…

Set the date/

time.

Adjust the
game's time and
date settings.

Demolish my

home.

Erase the

registered
player's saved
data (except for

the mayor's).

to erase any previously saved data

(p. 5).

Re-create the

town.

Erase all saved

data.

Move In

♦ Only residents are able to move

town. The mayor does not have
this option.

♦ The option to move town will only

be displayed after you have

finished building your house.

♦ Data cannot be recovered once

erased, so please be careful.

Move to

another town.

By using
Nintendo 3DS
Local Play
(p. 15), you are

able to transfer
all your data to
another copy of

the Animal
Crossing: New

Leaf software on

another

Nintendo 3DS.

This will only be displayed if you

have no previously saved data. You

will receive the data of the player
who wishes to move (p. 15).

SpotPass™ (p. 13)

You can control your SpotPass
settings here. If you use SpotPass,
you may occasionally receive letters,

items and model homes for the
Happy Home Showcase from
Nintendo.

Parental Controls

You can configure the

Nintendo 3DS system's Parental

Control settings to restrict your

child's ability to interact online,

interact via the StreetPass™ feature,

register friends and share images,

audio, video, and long text data.

You will still be able to adjust
settings for sharing Images and

Long Text Data on your copy of

Animal Crossing: New Leaf, even if
you have already set up certain

restrictions via Parental Controls.

♦ For more information, refer to the

Nintendo 3DS Operations Manual.

Connect to the internet using your
Nintendo 3DS system to check for

new software updates. Please

Update Data

download any updates accordingly.

5 Saving and Erasing Data

Press in-game to display

the different options for saving your
game. These options become
available only after a certain point in

the game.

Saving Data

● Do not turn the power off,
reset the system or remove
Game Cards/SD Cards while

saving. Make sure not to get

dirt in the terminals. These
actions could result in
permanent data loss.

● Do not use external
accessories or software to
modify your save data, as

this can lead to an inability

to progress or loss of save
data. Any modification is
permanent, so be careful.

Demolish My Home
(Erase Saved Data)

You can only

demolish your home

when playing as a

resident. If you select

this option, all saved

data for that resident will be erased.

If you wish to erase the mayor's

saved data, select the option

RE-CREATE THE TOWN, and all

saved in-game data will be erased.

♦ 'Demolish my home' will erase

your resident's saved data.

♦ 'Re-create the town' will erase all

saved data for your town,
meaning you will have to start the
game again from scratch.

Erase All Data

After starting up Animal Crossing:

New Leaf, hold + + +

before the title screen appears to

About the Download Version

Warning! When you back up
the software on a personal

computer or another device,

the save data is backed up as

well. However, if you continue

playing, then overwrite the

software on your SD Card with
your back-up data, the save

data won't be usable.

erase all saved data.

♦ Data cannot be recovered once

erased, so please be careful.

About SD Cards

Images taken in-game using the

camera application (p. 3), QR
Code® patterns and any data
received via SpotPass (p. 13)

will automatically be saved to
the SD Card.

To avoid losing progress, it is
essential to save before ending the
game or switching off the

Nintendo 3DS. The first time players

quit without saving, Mr. Resetti will
give them a gentle warning about

the importance of saving. He will not
appear again unless the player

chooses to set up the Reset

Surveillance Center (when the
option becomes available).

Parents should be aware that Mr.
Resetti's personality and tone of

voice, while intentionally humorous,
are authoritative and may be

disturbing to young children. Those

wishing to avoid meeting Mr. Resetti
can simply choose not to set up the

Reset Surveillance Center.

Information for
Parents – Mr.
Resetti

6 Game Screen

Will display after a short time, if

you do not move your player.

Touch or to change

pages.

You can write and send a message
to chat with other players in town.

Date and time

Screen tabs (p. 7)

Town map

Resident's houses and town

buildings

Keyboard

7 Screen Tabs

Select this to remove any special
clothing or equipment you are

wearing.

Received letters are displayed in

pink and letters you have written

yourself will be displayed in blue.

You can store up to a maximum of

ten letters.

♦ If you receive a time capsule

from a town resident, it will be
stored here.

You can carry up to 16 items

You can access the screens shown

below while in-game.

Here you can check what items you

are carrying, as well as change
outfits.

Pockets

Window

Player

Letters

Current Bells (money)

Current items

aside from any you are currently

using.

About the Submenu

Touch an item to

display its

submenu. You
can interact with
items in a
number of ways, including:

・ Use the stylus to drag the

item and change its position.

・ Put the item on the ground.

・ Put a clothing item on.

・ Display certain items as

wallpaper in your home.

♦ The Beauty Salon will only

become available once you have
progressed in the game a certain
amount.

♦ Mii™ characters can be created by

using the Mii Maker. For more
information please consult the

Operations Manual.

♦ If you generate a QR Code from a

custom design, it will be saved on

Custom

Designs

Use your own designs

to style your clothes,
furniture and even the
town flag. You can

also use this screen

to remove or reapply any make-up

applied at the Beauty Salon.

the SD Card.

Create a custom design on the

Touch Screen. Hold or to stop
the image on the 3D Screen from

rotating.

Switch between the type of item for

which you wish to create a custom

design.

Choose a painting tool or change
pen or stamp type.

Undo/Redo last action.

Create a Custom Design

Switch item

Display/Hide grid

Undo/Redo

Canvas area

Zoom out/Zoom in

Tools

Currently selected palette

Encyclopedia

Shows all the bugs,

fish and other sea
creatures you have
caught so far.

Town Pass

Card (TPC)

A pass card for all town residents.

Shows your current details and

allows you to make certain changes.

Keyboard

Enter a message and begin chatting

with other players!

Best Friend

Register somebody as a friend on

your Nintendo 3DS system and they

will be able to become one of your
best friends on Animal Crossing:

New Leaf. If your friend is playing

the game at the same time as you,
and both of you are connected to

the internet, you will be able to chat

to each other using the in-game
chat feature without having to come

to each other's towns.

changes the colour group and
changes the shade.

Change colours

8 Things to Do in Town

You are able to
decorate the
interior of your
house to your
heart's content.

Also, if you are using the online

functions (p. 14-16) you will be
able to show off your house to your

friends.

As you progress through the game,

the mayor will be tasked with
committing to various public works
projects and town ordinances.

Building and
Decorating your
House

Creating a Town

There is never a dull day in town!

Build and design your own house,

become friends with your
neighbours, try your hand at fishing
and much, much more! Taking on

the role of mayor? Well, use this
responsibility wisely as you seek to
create the town of your dreams.

♦ Only the player registered as the

mayor will be able to take part in
the creation of the town.

Public Works

Public works

include the

construction and
demolition of
buildings and

features for the town, such as a park
clock or bridge.

Lay out a set vision

for your town through
ordinances. For
example, you can

prioritise either

making your town rich or keeping it
beautiful.

Events and
Festivals

There are various
events that take
place throughout

the year, such as

the 'Bug-Off' and

fishing tournaments. Taking part in

them may reward you with a very

special item!

Ordinances

9 Town Buildings

Town Hall

Find out important

information
relating to the

town, as well as

set in action any
public works projects or ordinances

(p. 8) you wish to enact as mayor.

Station

When using Nintendo 3DS Local

Play (p. 15), or playing online
(p. 16) you are able to visit other

players' towns or host them as they

visit yours.

♦ Close the gate at the station after

As you progress through the game,

the number of different buildings
and features available will increase.

Your Home

Decorate the interior of your home

with the various items and furniture

you have accumulated. You will
occasionally receive letters (p. 10)
in the mailbox located in front of

your house. Be sure to check your
mailbox regularly. If it's full you

won't receive letters or items
ordered from the catalogue.

a friend has arrived to prevent

other players from entering your

town.

About the Bulletin Board

You can see what is going on in
town by checking the bulletin

board located next to the

station. You are also able to

leave messages on it yourself.

Re-Tail (Recycle-

Shop)

Sell any items you
have or have them
displayed in the

flea market.

♦ Some days, certain items can be

sold for particularly high prices.

I want to

sell!

Sell your items.

Flea market!

Have your items

displayed in shop

for purchase by

other characters.

Turnip

prices?

Displays the

current price of

turnips. If you sell

your turnips when

the price is higher
than what you

bought them for,

you will be able to

make a profit!

Dock

As you progress

through the game
a boat will
eventually arrive at

the dock. Talk to
Kapp'n, and for a price he will take

you over to the island. Depending
on the progress you have made in-

game, you may be able to do the

following:

Go alone

Go to the island
alone.

Go with

friends

When you host
visitors or visit

other players'

towns, you can go
to the island

(p. 15) in a group.

Anyone can initiate

an island visit, but

the other players

must also agree to

go in order for the

trip to begin.

Go with
other

travellers

Connect to the
internet and meet
other players on

the island to try
your hand at Club
Tortimer (p. 12).

10 Main Street 1

Nook's Homes
(Estate Agent)

Timmy and
Tommy's Shop

Enter onto Main Street via the

railway crossing. As you progress

through the game, the number of

shops available to you will increase.

Come here when

you wish to
purchase or
extend your
house.

Come here to
purchase tools or

furniture items.

The items in stock

may differ

depending on the day.

About Fortune Cookies

Exchange your Play Coins for a

fortune cookie in the store. For
more information about Play
Coins, please read the
Operations Manual.

Post Office

Come here to

send letters or

deposit and

withdraw Bells

using the

Bellpoint.

Save mail.

Store a letter in the
post office for safe
keeping.

Ask about

a present.

Download any

presents you may
have received. These
presents may be
offered in events run
outside of the game
and are subject to
availability, so please
check the official

Nintendo website for

updates.

Use this to deposit or withdraw any

Bells you have. You can also repay

any construction loans you have
chosen to take out.

Send mail.

Send a letter.

♦ You can send a

letter to other
residents in your

town. You can
send a letter to a
friend only when
visiting their town.

Bellpoint

About Writing Letters

To write a letter,

you must first
buy some paper

from the shop.

You can also
include a present when you

send it.

Able Sisters

(Tailor)

Come here to buy
outfits,
accessories and
other strange and

wonderful items.

11 Main Street 2

Come here to have

the curator assess
any fossils you
have discovered.

You can choose to

donate certain items to the

museum's collection, such as

fossils, animal species or paintings.
Once the museum's exhibition space

starts filling up with your donations,

you will be able to build a personal
exhibition space and museum shop
as part of the public works projects.

Museum

♦ Donated items will be exhibited in

the museum.

Come here to purchase special tools
and items for your home or personal
exhibition space.

Display your furniture or items in

your own stylish manner.

Photo Booth

Take a picture to display on your

Town Pass Card (p. 7).

Museum Shop

Personal Exhibition Space

In the Happy
Home Showcase
(HH Showcase),

you can view the
model homes of
other players after you have
received them through SpotPass

(p. 13) or StreetPass (p. 14). You

can also place orders for many of

the furniture and other items you

see in the model homes. You can
also configure your StreetPass

settings here.

H H S h o w c a s e

Dream Suite

When playing
online (p. 16), you
can allow other
players to walk
around your town
in their dreams, while you can also
dreamily explore their towns.

♦ Each dream has its own specific

12 digit ID number called a

Dream Address. In order to see a

dream, search by this number and
you will be taken directly to it.

♦ Only once you have connected

your Nintendo 3DS system to the
internet, will you be able to build
the Dream Suite.

♦ Up to 48 model houses can be

displayed via StreetPass.

♦ Dreams which have not been

updated in a while may be
automatically removed.

12 Things to Do on the Island

Island Tours

There is a huge

variety of mini­games to take part
in when you join

tours. By taking

part in these tours you can earn

Medals and also collect items which

cannot be found anywhere else in

the game.

Club Tortimer

Membership

If you receive a certain number of
Medals you can go to the island

shop and become an official member

Board the boat at the dock to be

taken to the island.

♦ You will be unable to take back to

your town any equipment
borrowed on the island.

Exploring the
Island

Grab the fruits that
cover the island or
borrow the wet

suit and explore

the surrounding
ocean. Try chatting to Lloid to see

what other fun and useful items you
can borrow!

of Club Tortimer. After becoming a

member you can connect to the

internet and explore the island with
other players from around the world.

Being a Member of Club

Tortimer

In order to become an official

member of Club Tortimer, you

will need to:
1 . Members have to be

connected through the

internet.

2 . Sharing of Images/Audio/

Video/Long Text Data
cannot be restricted under
Parental Controls in System
Settings (p. 4).

3 . Online interaction cannot be

restricted under Parental
Controls in System Settings
(p. 4).

Playing With
Friends

You can still take part in the mini-

games when you come to the island

with fellow players.

13 SpotPass

- Accept the Nintendo 3DS Service
User Agreement and Privacy
Policy.

- Set up an internet connection.

- Insert an SD Card into the

Nintendo 3DS system.

♦ Data received via SpotPass will be

stored on an SD Card. It is
recommended to have an SD
Card inserted into the

Nintendo 3DS system at all times.

To use SpotPass,
you must first:

♦ For information on these, refer to

the Operations Manual.

Receiving Presents

and HH Showcase

Data (SpotPass)

This software supports the automatic

download of letters, items, model
homes for the HH Showcase (p. 11)
and other data via an internet
connection. If you activate SpotPass

within the game, your system will

automatically look for nearby

wireless networks you can connect
to, even when you're not playing
the game (for example, when your
system is in Sleep Mode).

Activating SpotPass

When you start up
the game for the
second time, select

SPOTPASS and then

OPT-IN to change the
SpotPass settings to allow data to
be received.

♦ If you choose to not activate

SpotPass, you can change these
settings later by selecting

SPOTPASS on the title menu,

following the prompts, and
selecting OPT-IN.

Select SPOTPASS on

the title menu, then

OPT-OUT.

Deactivating SpotPass

14 StreetPass

♦ To communicate using this

feature, all players must activate
StreetPass for this software on
their Nintendo 3DS systems.

Communicating

with Nearby
People
(StreetPass)

The StreetPass feature allows the

Nintendo 3DS system to

automatically search for and
communicate with other

Nintendo 3DS systems, sending

information from your town and
receiving information from other

towns.

You must register
at the HH
Showcase located
on Main Street

(p. 11) to begin

using StreetPass.

Activating StreetPass

Deactivating StreetPass

To deactivate

StreetPass, open the

System Settings and

select DATA

MANAGEMENT, then

STREETPASS MANAGEMENT.

Touch the icon for this software title,

then select DEACTIVATE
STREETPASS.

15 Local Play

Comings and
Goings

Playing with

Nearby Friends
(Local Play)

Visit other players' towns and have

them visit yours. Transfer a
resident's data to another copy of

the Animal Crossing: New Leaf game

with no saved data to move to
another town.

If they each have a copy of the

Animal Crossing: New Leaf software
and a Nintendo 3DS system, up to

four friends can visit each others

towns.

- One Nintendo 3DS system per
player

- One copy of the software per
player

Setup

You Will Need:

♦ While playing with a friend on

Local Play, you can register as

friends or best friends.

1 . To have another

player come visit

your town, talk to
the porter at the
station (p. 9) and
select INVITE GUESTS IN. Then
select A NEARBY TOWN. Finally,
to start wireless communication,
select OK! Your gate will now be

open for other players to visit.

♦ A mayor is unable to move towns.
♦ You can only move to an Animal

Crossing: New Leaf game which
has no saved data already.

Please erase save data (p. 5) on

the game you intend to move to
before moving.

♦ You must have a house in the

town you are moving from.

2 . To visit other

towns, talk to the

porter at the

station and select
VISIT ANOTHER
TOWN, then A NEARBY TOWN.

Finally, to start wireless

communication, select OK! If the

host is set up correctly, you will

be able to visit their town.

Moving

If you have another copy of the

Animal Crossing: New Leaf software

and another Nintendo 3DS system,

you can transfer a resident and their

associated home data.

♦ You will become mayor of the

town you move to.

♦ You cannot bring best friend

information with you.

- Two Nintendo 3DS systems

- Two copies of the software

1 . Press on the

title screen and
then select

CONTINUE on the

title menu, pick a

player (not the mayor) then I

NEED HELP FIRST. To move,

select MOVE TO ANOTHER
TOWN.

2 . To accept

somebody moving
in, select MOVE IN
on the title menu.

Setup

You Will Need:

16 Playing Online

♦ It's possible to register another

player as a best friend when
visiting through the internet.

Playing with

Friends Around the

World (Internet)

When connected to the internet,
you can play with players around
the world. Visit their towns and have

them come visit yours. You can also
go to the island together and see
each other's dreams using the

Dream Suite.

Some of the features that make use
of the Nintendo Network are
mentioned on this page and on page

13.

The software supports Nintendo

Network™.

Nintendo Network is an online

service which allows you to play
with other players all over the
world, download new software

and add-on content, trade

videos, send messages and much

more!

About Nintendo Network

♦ To protect your privacy do not

give out personal information,

such as last name, phone
number, birth date, age, school,
e-mail or home address, when
communicating with others.

♦ Friend codes are a part of a

system that allows you to play
with people you know. If you
exchange friend codes with
strangers, there is a risk you
could share information with
people you do not know or
exchange messages that contain
offensive language. We therefore
recommend that you do not give
your friend codes to people you
don't know.

♦ Refer to your Operations Manual

for information about connecting
your system to the internet.

Comings and
Goings

Talk to the porter at

the station (p. 9) and

select either VISIT

ANOTHER TOWN or

INVITE GUESTS IN.

Then select A FARAWAY TOWN.

♦ You must have friends registered

on your Nintendo 3DS system in
order to visit other towns online.

For further information please

refer to the Operations Manual.

Talk to Kapp'n at the
dock (p. 9) and

select OTHER

TRAVELERS. Your

travel partner could
be from anywhere in the world.

Going to the Island

Together

Exhibiting Dreams

In the Dream Suite

(p. 11), go to the

couch to share

your own dream,
or the bed to view

somebody else's.

If other players visit your town they

will be able to see any custom
designs you have displayed in your
house, on your clothing, on the

town flag etc. They will also be able

to see information you have added

to your Town Pass Card, your Mii
character as well as notices left on

the bulletin board. Much of this
content is also visible to other
players if they view your dream in

the Dream Suite (p. 11) or when

visiting the Island together (p. 12).
Other players will also be able to
read the letters or chat messages

you may have sent them whilst

visiting their town or when meeting

Sharing Content

them on the island. Please be
careful not to share any content that
might offend or upset other players.

17 Artists and Sculptors

Please find below a list of in-game

artwork, along with the title of the

art and the artist name.

● Dynamic Painting

Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji
The Great Wave off Kanagawa
Katsushika Hokusai

● Solemn Painting

Las Meninas
Diego Velázquez

● Quaint Painting

The Milkmaid
Johannes Vermeer

● Basic Painting

The Blue Boy
Thomas Gainsborough

● Famous Painting

Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci

● Perfect Painting

Apples and Oranges

Paul Cézanne

● Amazing Painting

The Night Watch

Rembrandt van Rijn

● Nice Painting

The Fifer

Édouard Manet

● Moving Painting

The Birth of Venus
Sandro Botticelli

● Common Painting

The Gleaners
Jean-François Millet

● Flowery Painting

Sunflowers
Vincent van Gogh

● Warm Painting

The Clothed Maja

Francisco de Goya

● Jolly Painting

Summer
Giuseppe Arcimboldo

● Fine Painting

Arearea

Paul Gauguin

● Scary Painting

Actor Otani Oniji III as Yakko

Edobei

Toshusai Sharaku

● Proper Painting

A Bar at the Folies-Bergère

Édouard Manet

● Neutral Painting

Basket of Fruit

Caravaggio

● Worthy Painting

Liberty Leading the People
Eugène Delacroix

● Calm Painting

A Sunday Afternoon on the Island
of La Grande Jatte
Georges Seurat

● Moody Painting

The Sower

Jean-François Millet

● Wistful Painting

Girl with a Pearl Earring
Johannes Vermeer

● Serene Painting

Lady with an Ermine
Leonardo da Vinci

● Scenic Painting

The Hunters in the Snow

Pieter Brueghel

● Wild Painting

Fujin and Raijin

Tawaraya Sotatsu

● Graceful Painting

Beauty Looking Back
Hishikawa Moronobu

● Beautiful Statue

Venus de Milo

Unknown

● Valiant Statue

Winged Victory of Samothrace

Unknown

● Gallant Statue

David
Michelangelo

● Robust Statue

Discobolus
Unknown

● Great Statue

King Kamehameha I
Thomas Ridgeway Gould

● Mystic Statue

Nefertiti Bust

Thutmose

● Ancient Statue

Shakoki-dogu

Unknown

● Motherly Statue

Capitoline Wolf

Unknown

18 How to Contact Us

For product information, please visit

the Nintendo website at:
www.nintendo.com

For technical support and

troubleshooting, please refer to the

Operations Manual for your

Nintendo 3DS system or visit:

support.nintendo.com