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Template:Infobox nookstore Nook's Cranny (Japanese: タヌキ商店 Tanuki Shop) is the first incarnation of Tom Nook's Store in most main stream Animal Crossing games except Animal Crossing: New Leaf, where it is replaced by Nookling Junction.
Nook's Cranny returns in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but with some significant differences: it is operated by Timmy and Tommy, its inventory is larger, upgraded versions of the store are also named "Nook's Cranny", and a convenient shipping box outside the store is available at all times to sell items for a reduced value.
Appearances
Nook's Cranny has a generally similar layout with minor variations in Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival, Animal Crossing, Animal Crossing: Wild World, Animal Crossing: City Folk and New Horizons. In Wild World and City Folk, at the back of the store 2 pieces of furniture stand alone. To the left of them is a long table that spans the whole wall except for space for Nook's Point-Tracking System. In the middle there is a table for three tools. To the bottom right of the table, there are some vases.
The store itself resembles a shed, made with wooden planks and held together with metal sheets. In fact, it is even stated that Tom Nook's shop may be Tortimer's old gardening shed before he became mayor.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Nook's Cranny supplies a wallpaper, a flooring, a flower seed, medicine, two pieces of furniture, three tools (two in Animal Crossing: Wild World, and one in Animal Crossing (GCN)) and some writing paper. During the month of October, one of the tools will be replaced with a piece of candy (except in Wild World). The player must spend and/or sell a total of 25,000 Bells and play for at least eight days for an upgrade.
This store is also available as a model after spending at least 30,000 Bells in Wild World and City Folk.
In New Horizons
Construction
In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, the deserted island initially has no store building. Players can still buy and sell goods with Timmy in the Resident Services tent in the meantime, but constructing a store requires reaching several milestones:
- Pay off the initial 5,000 Nook Miles debt
- Upgrade from a tent to a house
- Donate 5 unique bugs/fish to Tom Nook and place Blathers' tent
The next day, upon entering Resident Services, Timmy and Tom Nook will be seen discussing opening a store on the island. Speak to Timmy to learn more and be asked to supply crafting materials for the store's construction:
- 30 softwood
- 30 wood
- 30 hardwood
- 30 iron nuggets
These materials do not need to be submitted all at once, but Timmy will insist that each material be given to him in full. He will turn down any quantities lower than 30. After submitting all materials, Timmy will hand over a tent for the player to choose the store's location, which is 4x7 tiles in size, and the new Nook's Cranny will open at 8 AM the following day. Timmy and Tommy mention that they decided to name the store after a shop that Tom Nook ran long ago.
Basic version
In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Nook's Cranny is open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM and offers four pieces of furniture (two that are limited and two that are unlimited), a full set of flimsy tools plus the slingshot, three types of flower seeds, two types of saplings, the island's native fruit, medicine, an umbrella, wrapping paper, Party Poppers, Customization Kits, DIY Recipes for flimsy tools and some furniture, four wallpapers, and four floorings. Everything aside from the two limited furniture items has an unlimited stock and can be purchased multiple times.
Timmy and Tommy also run a daily "hot item" promotion. Each day, they select a specific item that can be produced with a DIY recipe that they will buy from the player for double its normal value. The player can sell as many hot items as they want.
A shipping box is located just outside the store, to the left of the doorway. It is available 24/7, regardless of whether the store is open or closed. The player can place any items in it with the exception of turnips that they wish to sell, but only 80% of the sell price will be given through this method, a trade-off for the box's convenience. The player is also not paid immediately. Instead, the box will calculate the sell price as items are submitted and record a cumulative value for all items sold for the current day. The next day, the player will receive a phone call from Timmy/Tommy thanking them for their sales and informing them that their money has been deposited into their NookDirect Bank account.
Constructing Nook's Cranny is required in order to unlock Daisy Mae and the stalk market. Daisy Mae will visit the island every Sunday morning to sell turnips to the player, which can be sold at Nook's Cranny on any other day of week. Purchased turnips always expire the following Sunday. The player can ask Timmy and Tommy about the current turnip prices, which change every day at 12pm and 12am.
Upgraded Nook's Cranny
The specific requirements in order to upgrade Nook's Cranny are as follows:
- At least 30 days have passed since the shop was built
- The combined value of all purchases and sales at the shop has exceeded 200,000 bells
- Mabel has visited
Once it has been met, Isabelle will mention during daily announcements that business at Nook's Cranny has been booming and as a result, it will be expanded. The store will close down for renovation the next day, and re-open the day after.
The first upgraded version of Nook's Cranny offers five pieces of furniture (three limited large items, one of those being a luxury item, and two unlimited small items), eight tools of varying quality, two umbrellas, two wrapping papers, medicine, party poppers, nine types of flower seeds, Customization Kits, nine DIY Recipes, the island's native fruit, a Timer, eight wallpapers, and eight floorings. The "hot item" promotion is also expanded, and Timmy and Tommy will now request two hot items each day.
Occasionally, on specific dates, a special seasonal item will be available. This item can be purchased indefinitely, and is placed on the blue flooring at the bottom left of the store.
Flower availability
The availability of flower seeds varies depending on the month. Each day, Nook's Cranny will sell seeds of: the island's native flower, set at island creation based on the flowers available during the resident representative's birth month; the island's sister flower, set at island creation based on the flowers available during the month the island was created; a random flower, based on those available during the current month. Flower availability by month is as follows:
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Exterior
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New Horizons
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Upgraded store in New Horizons
Interior
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New Horizons
Gallery
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Celebration of Nook's Cranny in {{NH}}.
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Staying past closing time in {{NH}}.
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Staying past closing time in {{NH}}.
Trivia
- 'Nook's Cranny' is a pun on 'nook and cranny', meaning a small corner or hole.
- It is the only one of Nook's shops without an automatic door.
- Nook's Cranny appears in the Mario Kart 8 Animal Crossing track.
- The two brown pots in the front of the shop until New Leaf will never be put on sale, and are actually unobtainable as a furniture item until New Horizons.
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