Animal Crossing Fan Crochets Cute Gulliver Doll
An Animal Crossing fan crocheted an adorable doll inspired by Gulliver. Named after the classic book Gulliver's Travels, the beloved Animal Crossing character is known as a well-traveled seagull that players can find washed up on shore and sleeping soundly.
Gulliver has appeared in a number of Animal Crossing games as a guest character, with each version either wearing a sailor or astronaut outfit. He's also known for gifting players with random furniture items after helping him out. In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, players can find him unconscious on the beach on random weekdays. When he's woken up, Gulliver will ask Animal Crossing: New Horizons players to search for communicator parts, and they will take home a special item once they complete the mission.
Many Animal Crossing fans adore Gulliver and his adventure-filled stories, which is why they make art inspired by him. Reddit user yisaa shared a sleeping Gulliver doll they crocheted, complete with his blue and white sailor outfit. The doll is also lying on its stomach, just like how Gulliver usually sleeps whenever Animal Crossing players discover him.
In the comments of the Reddit post, many Animal Crossing fans said that the Gulliver doll was cute and adorable. A few of them also asked yisaa for the crochet pattern, so they could create their own Gulliver doll. In the past, the Reddit user also crocheted dolls inspired by characters from Honkai: Star Rail and League of Legends.
Animal Crossing fan art can range from traditional drawings to creative works such as a crocheted doll. The franchise has a bunch of memorable characters with distinct personalities that resonate with many players. Even a musical character/furniture item like Gyroid in Animal Crossing, which comes in various designs, left a lasting impression on some longtime players.
Animal Crossing may be known as a farming and life simulation title, but it also has a lot of details that keep the game interesting. One of them is Gulliver's mysterious
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