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サザンドラアイス食べた

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fake plastic station

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my man's out there with a point and shoot like

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Me getting caught trying to grab a midnight snack

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♡ 𝓁𝑜𝓋𝑒 𝒸𝑜𝓇𝑒 𝒷𝓁𝑜𝑔 ♡

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Reversible Animal Crossing Cat Pillows made by Scrimsy

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I discovered something in Animal Crossing that has unnerved me slightly.

So in a couple instances, regular animals are seen in the game, even though their villager-counterparts have sapient-level intelligence. Popular examples include octopi, which are villagers even though you used to be able to catch them while fishing, or this caged hamster.

Other items in the game such as these playground toys imply the existance of other non-person animals in this world as well.

Now I posit that this implies a Goofy/Pluto law in the AC universe, meaning that some animals are people and some are just animals. All characters in your village are simply the "people species". Completely reasonable.

Heres what I hate though- the human player is obviously a person-species, but you can get an anatomically correct human skeleton in the game:

Which implies that there is not only a more anatomically correct human species in the AC-Universe, but one that is entirely feral.

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Art by Keiko Fukuyama