List of all Collectibles by Set

[Alolan_Apples]

Now that the year is coming to an end, I have made a guide of all collectibles on this forum. Since the beginning of the vBulletin Era, over 500 collectibles have been released, from birthstones, cakes, and fruits, to gradient balloons, plushies, and haunted carnival items. Over the last 14 years, a total of 507 collectibles have been added.

And in case if you want to see every collectible this forum has released from 2015 and earlier, here's a little spoiler:

Spoiler: Collectibles from 2011 to 2015

As seen above, there are a total of 18 categories, each having between 3 to 8 sets (except for Christmas collectibles, which has 12 sets). And no set except the Birthstones have more than 10 collectibles. Here's what each category shows:

Spoiler: Summary

1. Basic Collectibles - all of the basic collectibles except for fruits and regular flowers can be found here. With the exception of the pies, all of these can be found in the shop all year long.
2. Fruits - all fruits you can obtain in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. The sets are basic fruits (which have been here for quite a while), perfect fruits (which were introduced in 2024), and tropical fruits (also introduced in 2024).
3. Flowers - all flower collectibles except for a few are from this category. Each set consists of all flowers of the same species.
4. Trophies and Award Collectibles - these are all collectibles that are exclusively given as awards, whether you made it to the top three in a contest, earned a staff favorite, was on the winning team during a team event, or any other reason.
5. Event Patches - these are all of the patches you can get for participating in a Bell Tree Fair, Summer Camp, or World Championship.
6. Participation and Other- these are all of the other collectibles that can't be traded, as they show that you've been here for a certain date or event.
7. Feathers and Balloons - all of the feather collectibles and balloon collectibles except for a few are in this category. Each set contains 7 to 8 colors of the same collectible.
8. Party Items - contains all of the collectibles that are good for parties in reality. Six of the eight sets have two collectibles each, while the other two originally had three when they were introduced during a previous TBT Fair event, only to have more as time went on.
9. Night Sky Items - contains all of the star fragments and crescent moons, including the four star fragments based on the teams from Camp TBT 2023.
10. Enchanted Forest - contains all of the collectibles first introduced during the 2022 TBT Fair, as well as a few others with the same background.
11. Candy - contains all of the candy collectibles except for the Pale Wix Candy and Pink Candy. Some of them were released during Christmas, but most were for Halloween.
12. Halloween - contains most of the collectibles released during the Halloween events. This also includes the weird dolls and potions that have been released otherwise.
13. Christmas - contains most of the collectibles released during the Christmas events or with the snowstorm background. There are more sets in this category than others, but all of them are very small.
14. Easter and Halloweaster Eggs - contains most of the egg collectibles. Sets are based on egg prices and baskets from the 2024 Egg Hunt, as well as the 10 Halloweaster Eggs.
15. Plushies - contains all of the plush collectibles. Sets are mostly organized based on what event they came from.
16. Set Builders - all three sets are based on collectibles that are parts of something rather than the whole. As of now, they include the Oarfish, the Toy Train, and the Chinese Dragon.
17. Seasonal - contains all of the other collectibles released during a particular time of the year.
18. Unsorted - all of the other collectible sets go into this category, including the imposter collectibles.

Here are some other notes:

• Only permanent collectibles are listed. This does not include temporary collectibles, older collectible designs, or add-ons.
• Although animated collectibles and imposter collectibles are the same type as other collectibles from their sets, they are part of their own sets.
• The pictures showing the animated collectibles are based on a certain frame. Additionally, the Rotating Fool's Egg is displaying the Starpowered Egg.
• With rare exceptions, collectibles are not segregated based on color, tier, or release year.

I may update this guide, but it's only going to happen once every three months.