Animal Crossing: New Horizons Gyroid Types, Ranked

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Gyroids are a staple of the Animal Crossing series, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons is no exception. There are over 30 unique types of gyroids in New Horizons, all of which can be found throughout New Horizons' 2.0 update. Each comes with a distinct sound and look to help add variety to Animal Crossing: New Horizons' extensive customization options, allowing players to pick and choose which one best complements the build they're trying to create. For the first time in the series, players can even customize their colors, adding even more variety to the collection.

For over a year following Animal Crossing: New Horizons'release date, gyroids were entirely missing from the game, as were various other fan-favorite elements such as Brewster's Roost cafe and the ability for villagers to visit the player's house. Thankfully, November 2021 brought around the last and largest of New Horizons' many updates, adding in these missing features and various other new gameplay elements to help refresh the game. A brand-new DLC, Happy Home Paradise, also came out at the same time.

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Just like in previous Animal Crossing games, gyroids can be dug up from the ground much like fossils. In Animal Crossing:New Horizons, however, they primarily show up in the form of gyroid fragments. These gyroid fragments can appear on ACNH's beaches, washed up with the tide, as well. Players can then plant these fragments and later dig up a fully-fledged gyroid to use as decoration or musical accompaniment. However, some are better looking, and sounding, than others, and not every gyroid is versatile when it comes to pairing them up with K.K. Slider's music.

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