Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Everything You Need To Know About Star Fragments

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a game full of mysteries to uncover as you play. Have you caught sight of a shooting star above your island, yet?

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Those shooting stars will allow you to get Star Fragments, a unique resource for crafting unique furniture. In this guide, we're detailing everything you need to know in order to get star fragments for yourself.

You'll get Star Fragments by wishing on shooting stars.

At night on your island, any time of year, you may see a shooting star in the sky above you. To help you notice them, they also make a light noise as they go.

Occasionally, Isabelle will announce that there is going to be a meteor shower, and that means that there will be a lot of shooting stars in the sky that night. However, shooting stars can appear even on days when Isabelle hasn't announced a meteor shower.

To wish on the star, follow these steps:

The shooting star will sparkle to indicate that you've wished on it, and make a little sound.

You won't actually get your star fragment until the next day, unfortunately, so make sure to log back into the game. The morning after you've made a wish on a shooting star, go check your beaches. Star fragments appear washed up on shore, just like shells or a Message in a Bottle! If you made a lot of wishes and don't see very many Star Fragments on the beach, don't panic. They don't usually spawn all at once, and you can keep checking the beaches for them all day.

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There's a limit to the number of Star Fragments that you can get in one day.

If you're making wishes on your own, the limit is