Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp Fan Perfectly Recreates In-Game Hairstyle

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An fan's attempt to recreate the braided buns hairstyle has some stunningly accurate results. The mobile game entry into the franchise has some items unique to the title, including several specific hairstyles and wigs. One fan's recreation is sparking admiration for both their recreation and the cute in-game hairstyles.

Redditor coco_cubes shared two images, one of which shows the hairstyle on their Pocket Camp character and another of their real-life recreation of the style. The results are spectacularly accurate, right down to the wisps coming out of the two buns in the back. The consensus among the comments is summed up nearly by Reddit user alidean31, who exclaims: ""

The hairstyle in question is a wig from which consists of two wispy braided buns peeking out from the back on the sides, and a skinny French braid reaching from the left side of the face to the right. The recreation nails the hairstyle and even goes as far as mimicking the makeup and winged eyeliner. The result is an accurate recreation of the in-game style, with the only thing missing, as the original poster notes themselves, being the pink hair.

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"" says the description on the Reddit post. "" Although is a spin-off game from the main titles, it has many items, outfits, and styles that are unique to the mobile game. The hairstyle depicted in the recreation is one of these and is only available in the mobile title. Several commentators note that was «robbed» of cuter hairstyles, as it doesn't have nearly as many wigs and stylings as its mobile cousin.

shut down in November 2024 after seven years of live service and consistent updates. This could have been the end of the line for the beloved mobile title, which many fans had fond memories of. However, instead of completely taking the game offline, Nintendo decided to re-introduce it as a one-time-fee game