History Fridge / AnimalCrossing

** The fact that some of these Gyroids make farting and gargling noises is a handy bit of NightmareRetardant, though.

** Actually, inflation, in small enough amounts, can be healthy for an economy. And the increase actually isn't that much; We can reasonably assume that Bells are based off of Japanese currency, where Yen are closer to Cents as opposed to Dollars- Meaning that, using US currency, an apple that would sell for a Dollar would instead sell for a Dollar and Twenty Cents with the Bell Boom ordinance. Besides, Inflation is a WEE bit more complex than an across the board 20% increase in the price of everything commonly bought and sold in stores.

** He sends you a letter apologizing for making you go in his place and telling you you'll do an excellent job.

*** ...And the mayor who was ''expected'' was supposed to replace him, but they didn't show up and the title of New Mayor was instead given to the player. As said above, the mayor sends a letter to the player, but what exactly happened that made him unable to come or why he decided to force the title on you is topic of another discussion.

* The villager Champ, who can move into your town in Wild World and City Folk, is the train station manager from the first game, Porter. This is implied by his similar appearance, catchphrase being "choo CHOO" and having a model train station in his house. Also Porter returns in New Leaf, in which it's impossible to get Champ in your town, the only villager to have been removed from City Folk.
* In New Leaf, they introduce a Pig villager named Kevin. [[KevinBacon Hmmm...]]

* ''Animal Crossing'''s Harvest Festival. Think about it: They're going to eat a turkey who's just as sentient as the rest of them...

** Erasing the town. You basically delete the town and it's inhabitants from existence.

* Normal villagers all apparantly have a best friend called Mopina, who is a...[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin mop.]] It's [[PlayedForLaughs played for laughs]] and can be seen as just a tendency of a {{Cloudcuckoolander}} but according to [[WordofGod Word of God,]] it's meant to be a symbol of their phobias of germs and disease. The fact that this mop is their ''best friend'' gives you an indication of how deep those fears go.

** Erasing the town. You basically delete the town and it's inhabitants from existance.
** The realization that you ''will'' reach the point where you stop playing sooner or later, because life happens. And then the counting begins...

* The villager Champ, who can move into your town in Wild World and City Folk is the train station manager from the first game, Porter. This is implied by his similar appearance, catchphrase being "choo CHOO" and having a model train station in his house. Also Porter returns in New Leaf, in which it's impossible to get Champ in your town, the only villager to have been removed from City Folk.

** In ''New Leaf'', the stingray and hammerhead shark go in the same tank in the museum, even though the description for the hammerhead shark clearly states that these sharks have a great taste for stingrays. Not only that, but there's also some other predatory fish, such as the piranha and shark, that are in the same tank as fish that they naturally eat.

* ''AnimalCrossing'' is ''made'' of this trope. [[http://lparchive.org/LetsPlay/Animal%20Crossing/index.html If you don't know what I'm talking about, see here]]
** ''Animal Crossing'''s Harvest Festival. Think about it: They're going to eat a turkey who's just as sentient as the rest of them...