"Judy and Nick are invited to have some fun in the sun with a variety of your favorite Villagers from the 'Animal Crossing' series, including Arena frequenter Isabelle! But while there's plenty of sexy time to be had, there's also something evil afoot...can Judy and her newfound friends crack the case before it's too late?"
- A Day in the Limelight: The second side-story Judy gets, this time it's about her vacation in the Animal Crossing universe getting derailed by investigate the mystery behind the disappearing Villagers.
- Ascended Meme: During the orgy, a metal remix of Camel by Camel
accompanies the scene, with Ankha being in the infamous 'Ankha Zone' pose at one point. - Berserk Button: Judy triggers Isabelle's to snap her out of the plant's control by telling her that Gijera made her miss out on her paperwork. This causes her to immediately break out and go into a DOOM inspired rage.
- Big Damn Heroes: Whirl shows up just in time to provide support in fighting Gijera.
- Big "WHAT?!": Redd's cries one out when all the remaining trapped villagers break free and begin to gang up on Gijera.
- The Bus Came Back: Judy, Nick, Isabelle, and Ankha all return from previous stories.
- Call-Back: When Nick notices the portal leading to the Animal Crossing universe, he asks Judy if that whole thing about the multiverse and him turning into a zombie and almost killed Judy wasn't a hallucination he had.
- When reuniting with Judy, Isabelle's memories of her times in the Arena come flooding back to her. Some pleasant, liker her times with Judy. Others not so pleasant like her death from getting impaled on a stalagmite.
- Chekhov's Gunman: Remember that online date Isabelle had with Whirl that was mentioned all the way back in the first episode? He shows up in the last chapter to help Judy, his girlfriend Isabelle, and the other villagers fight Redd and Gijera.
- Crazy Enough to Work: To find where the vines that are taking everyone are coming from, Olivia suggests a mass orgy, which Judy convinces the Villagers to go with since the vines only attack whenever someone is having sex.
- Deus Sex Machina: In order to trace the source of the vines that are taking the Villagers, Judy and the remaining Villagers have an orgy to lure the vines out.
- The vines only attacked whenever the Villagers were having sex (or in the case of those masturbating, releasing the pheromones of sex). It's later revealed that Gijera, the plant that was kidnapping everyone, is sexually stimulating them to sap enough power from them to herald Gatanothor.
- Face Palm: Judy's reaction to finding out that none of the Villagers know what protection is.
- Fastball Special: The last part of Judy's plan to kill Gijera has Whirl throw her into the plant monster's jaws, where she'll blow it up on the inside. Whirl even says the name of this trope just before throwing her.
- Foreshadowing: As Isabelle is showing Judy the house she'll be staying in, she hopes that her boyfriend visits this time, as he doesn't visit much. He later arrives just in time to deal with Redd and Gijera.
- Giving Up on Logic: When Whirl, a Transformer suddenly shows up and chats with his girlfriend Isabelle, Tom Nook decides on giving up on making sense of this.
- Hammerspace: The explanation of where Isabelle pulled out her fishing rod from to fight Gijera.
- Interrupted Intimacy: The threesome between Nick, Sasha, and Tybalt, as well as several other Villagers masturbating in their houses are stopped by mysterious vines dragging them underground.
- While the Villagers' plan of having an orgy to attract the vines works, it also puts an end to the orgy when they come and take everyone.
- Ironic Name: Lucky, who finds himself repeatedly injured throughout the story. He's even introduced with bandages all around his body.
- Kill It Through Its Stomach: Judy kills Gijera by going into its stomach, then absorbing its power and then letting it out in one big burst, which causes Gijera to explode.
- Let Me Get This Straight...: Judy gets pissed when she hears Isabelle explain the current situation on the island and how much pressure has been put on her:
- Judy: "So, let me get this straight. Nook is allowing a string of disappearances to take place and have you pretend everything is just FINE?! I'm glad I came here! I'm not standing for this!"
- The Peeping Tom: On the first night, Judy gets distracted participating in Cherry's voyeuristic activities.
- Porn Without Plot: While there is a plot of Judy investigating the mysterious vanishing of several of the Villagers, it takes a backseat to everyone on the island having sex. One of the major plot points is the villagers having an orgy to find the source of the vines.
- Sequel Hook: As Judy and Nick head back to their universe, a mysterious man hiding in the bushes finds himself disappointed with how Redd and Gijera failed him and has now seen proof that other universes could converge to his with the use of portals. With this man being revealed to be the Mayor of the Animal Crossing universe.
- Shout-Out: When Isabelle breaks out of the vines holding her and is about to go on a rampage, she borrows a quote from a friend of hers:
- Isabelle: "BLOOD FLOWS TONIGHT! RIP AND TEAR UNTIL IT IS DONE!"
- Sure, Let's Go with That: Judy’s response to Isabelle assuring her that everything is totally fine.
