Animal Crossing Fan Shows Off Clever Villager Concepts Based on Sea Creatures

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A talented fan of the Animal Crossing franchise has created some amazing concept drawings of what lobster and prawn villagers might look like if added to the game. Animal Crossing has become well known for the adorable animal-based villagers that inhabit the game's world, and this artist's concept makes a great argument for adding some crustaceans.

Since its beginnings back in 2001, Animal Crossing has grown into one of the coziest series in gaming. Animal Crossing brings a new level of cuteness to the life simulation genre, and the game's villagers have become a cornerstone of the series. Through the years, villagers in Animal Crossing have become notable Nintendo mascots, like Tom Nook and K.K. Slider. Each villager has their own unique personality and appearance inspired by real-life animals. From goats to bunnies, Animal Crossing features a diverse variety of animal-like villagers in the game. However, the game's lack of crustaceans has inspired a fan to conceptualize what the sea creatures might look like in a future game.

One particularly talented Animal Crossing fan known as Able_Health744 on Reddit has made concept art depicting what lobsters and prawns could look like. This isn't the first time that Able_Health744 has made a great Animal Crossing villager concept, but this specific lobster and prawn idea would make a great addition to the game.

Able_Health744 has crafted eight unique villagers that have their own special personalities assigned to each. There have been some impressive creations by Animal Crossing fans, and this artwork shows just how well lobster and prawn villagers would fit into the game's world. The eight villagers have distinct appearances that wonderfully blend features from their real-life counterparts with the adorable aesthetic that Animal Crossing has become so well known for through the years. Many comments on Able_Health744's post to the game's subreddit praised the artist for crafting such a great concept.

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