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How do you choose the look of your new resident on animal crossing wild world?
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∙ 13y ago
You can't. You come out as a random looking fellow
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How do you delete a person in Animal Crossing wild world?
To delete a person on Animal Crossing Wild World you must g to the start-up screen. Then you must go to 'other things'. Next is 'erase resident'. You hit that and choose who will be erased.
How do you get Whitney on animal crossing wild world?
Just chance when you get a new resident.
What does kapp'n do in Animal Crossing?
Kapp'n is the animal that drives the bus to the city. he appears on DS (animal crossing Wild World) when you are creating a new resident, but in the Wii version (animal crossing Let's go to the City), he appears when you want to get the bus to go to the city. hope this helps =]
How do you move from your animal crossing wild world ds to your animal crossing let's go to the city wii?
On the menu, before you choose your character, you can choose DS Suitcase. This enables you to transfer your town easily.
How do you donate items to the museum in Animal Crossing Wild World?
Talk to Blathers and choose "donate."
How do you have a baby on Animal Crossing wild world?
You can not have a baby on Animal Crossing: Wild World
How many Animal Crossing are there?
One for DS : Animal Crossing Wild World One for Wii : Animal Crossing Lets Go To The City One for Gamecube : Animal Crossing Wild World (Same title as Ds) :)
Animal Crossing wild world for psp?
There is no animal crossing for the PSP.
Can you get a boat on Animal Crossing wild world?
No. You are unable to get a boat on Animal Crossing Wild World.
Do you find Wisp on Animal Crossing Wild World DS?
No, he isn't in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
What animal is Queenie in Animal Crossing Wild World?
Queenie, Animal Crossing Wii, is an ostrich.
In Animal Crossing wild world what do you celebrate on Easter?
you do not celebrate Easter in animal crossing wild world you can only celebrate Easter in animal crossing city folk
