"Sweet And Extraordinary": Fans Revisit Animal Crossing Movie From 2006
Images from the little-known 2006 movie have resurfaced on Reddit, and fans are reminiscing about this forgotten part of the franchise's history. Although many fans today primarily play the game series has actually been out since 2001 when the first title was launched on the Nintendo 64. In 2006, some of the villagers from one of these games made their debut on a different kind of screen.
The 2006 movie celebrated the current game at the time,. Reddit user whaile42 has shared some screenshots from the movie, and it's hitting players with some serious nostalgia. Unfortunately, many fans were unaware that the movie even existed, sinceit was only released in Japanese and never received an official English localization.
According to whaile42, the film is around an hour and 20 minutes long and is "" Many familiar faces make an appearance in the movie, including Mayor Tortimer, the post-office pelican Pelly, Celeste and Blathers, Redd, and even Resetti. Tom Nook also appears in the movie and, of course, immediately puts the main character to work.
One Animal Crossing: New Horizons Player builds a Chappell Roan-inspired Pink Pony Club of their own, dazzling Reddit audiences with their skills.
Although the movie was never adapted for non-Japanese audiences, some fans did get to experience it thanks to fan-subs and dubs. Those who did watch it remember it fondly. Redditor IterationTactless writes, ""
Redditor Awkward-Ad417 even remembers watching it in the theater in Japan when they were in elementary school and only getting the game afterward. Others recall watching it in 10-minute intervals on YouTube way back when there was a video length limit. Overall, fans lucky enough to have seen the movie agree that it wasan adorable portrayal of the title and its cute and cozy vibes.
Aside from established franchise characters, several villagers who are still available in make an appearance in the movie. Fans who watched the movie may have a special affinity for these villagers
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