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Nathan :D
I found a picture of nightmares.
lol nah. it's actually a spider crab.
edit: if anyone hasn't checked the guide yet, you gotta dive to get this beast.
I can't wait to pull my nightmares out of the ocean...
I found a picture of nightmares.
lol nah. it's actually a spider crab.
edit: if anyone hasn't checked the guide yet, you gotta dive to get this beast.
Tadpole reaction: Omg it's so adorable ahhhh I want to just catch it and keep it in my house forever and name him tiddles and ahhhhh.
Spider Crab Reaction: HOLY GOD WHY.
Our character actually dives under the water, sees that thing, and decides "Yeah. That's something I want to grab in its natural habitat. No ill can come from this decision."
I... I think our character is a few crayons short of a full box.
Yes I suppose catching Spider Crabs is probably the least fantastical thing someone who lives in an Animal Crossing village can write home to mom.
"Mom you'll never guess what happened! After I got off the train everyone thought I was the mayor and now I'm the mayor!"
Now that I think about it... who lets their kid ride off on a train/taxi/bus with absolutely no idea of where they're going to live once they get to the town. All they have is the town's name, the clothes they're wearing, and whatever money they have at the start of the game. (If they even have money. I can't even remember it's been so long since I started a town.)
I think our characters all rebel and run away from home and mom is just so nutters that she is cool with it. Dad's probably not cool with it so that's why we don't get letters from him that much. Papa's mad at us guys. D:
I always give my characters a back story since I never name the character after myself.
Like my City Folk's character was named LaLaLa, and she moved to the Animal Village to have time to work on her music in peace. My gamecube character moved because she was sick, and she figured that the fresh air would do her good.
I wonder what NL's character's motives for moving are.
Also those crabs are creepy, but I'm glad that at least they aren't coconut crabs. Hoooo boy if I ever saw one of those things in real life I'd high-tail it outta there. They're huge.