Animalcrossing tom nook

When I was young and innocent to the ways of the world, I used to associate April with a rhyme about rain my grandfather would recite like the closing statement of a philosophical debate, the approaching end of the school year, and the one day a year in which people tried to make you miserable. Actually, that last one still holds true. The only difference is that day used to be April Fools' Day and is now the hour period known as Tax Day. Yes, many adults and adult-like people across America associate April with the time of year that the dang government reaches into their pockets and takes their hard-earned money so that the president can perfect the back nine at Mar-a-Lago.

Tom Nook's store is the economic centerpiece of every player's town with the exception of Re-Tail in New Leaf. The store is owned and operated by Tom Nook , the most important non-playable character in the series. The player's town is designated a group, and items from that group are more likely to stock in the store. Items from other groups will stock as well, but less frequently. The only way to find out what group the player's town has been designated is for them to keep a tally of the number of items from each group.

At first glance, Tom Nook is a simple small-business-owner-slash-raccoon. He wears an argyle sweater vest and mumbles the end of his phrases sometimes. He has two large adult sons or nephews?

Ho ho! He is termed a raccoon in the western versions of the game but a tanuki in the Japanese version. In all games leading to New Leaf , he is the manager of the town shop. After the final expansion, Nookington's , he will employ his "nephews" Timmy and Tommy , who work on the second floor in every Animal Crossing series game except Animal Crossing: New Leaf.