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Sea
CF Beach.jpg
A beach inAnimal Crossing: City Folk
TypeWater
Generation probabilityAlways

Thesea is the body of saltwater surrounding theplayer'stown or island in theAnimal Crossing series. Despite being a sea, theAnimal Crossing games' sea has no tides, allowing the size of the beach to remain constant. The beach itself runs the length of the sea, with occasional breaks where outcrops lie, and where theriver meets the sea. These outcrops, also known as capes, have small cliffs that separate them from the sea.

InAnimal Crossing, the waves carry the lure on the fishing line towards the beach, while inWild World andCity Folk they carry it out to sea. If a house is located within close proximity to the sea, then waves can be heard crashing against the shoreline from inside.

Beach[edit]

The beach is featured in the Summer 2020 issue of Nintendo Magazine

Where the sea meets the land, a beach is located. Characters that walk on the beach will leave footprints that will disappear after a short time.Shells will wash up on the beach daily, and occasionally, inWild World andNew Horizons anote-in-a-bottle will wash up. InWild World andCity Folk only,coconuts will also wash up on shore and can be used by the player to growpalm trees, which produce two coconuts every three days. However, in order to grow into a palm tree, the coconut has to be buried near the beach. Besides serving as a source for coconuts, palm trees also serve as a home to many rare bugs, such as theelephant beetle and thegoliath beetle.

InAnimal Crossing: New Leaf, in addition to being located along the southern side of the village, the beach is also located on either the eastern or western sides of the village. There may be a small portion of a beach that cannot be accessed normally without awet suit, which allowsplayers to swim and dive in the sea. The wet suit also allows them to jump from cliffs and into the sea or the sand.

InAnimal Crossing: New Horizons, the beach appears along all sides of theDeserted Island. It joins up with the grass more uniformly than in previous titles; rather than being formed as small slopes adjacent to a small sudden drop, or being accessible by a ramp down a tall cliff face, it is separated from the inland grass by a small dirt incline. Platform-like rocks also decorate the beach, varying in size and shape, with some having additional rocks stacked on top of them. A very small beach is generated on the northern shore of the island, with the rest of the shoreline being made up of large rocks.Manila clams are sometimes buried in the beach sand, and can be identified by small jets of water periodically emerging from the sand. The player can dig them up with a shovel. TheAirport and an empty dock generate on the beach, though the two will never be directly adjacent. The airport always generates on the southern side of the beach, the only side accessible in a new game, though its exact latitude can vary between different players' islands. The dock will generate on either the west or east side.

Special visitors[edit]

A small number of special visitors can be found within close proximity to the beach and the sea. On weekdays inWild World,Pascal the sea otter can be found standing on one of the two capes by the sea from 6 AM to 12 AM, where the player can listen to his diffuse and sometimes random thoughts. After the listening to Pascal, the sea otter will give the player a random ship-themedfurniture before performing a perfect dive into the sea. InAnimal Crossing,New Leaf, andNew Horizons,Gulliver the gull will wash up onto the shore infrequently.

InCity Folk, ifGulliver's U.F.O. is shot down, it will appear crashed on the beach thenext day. InNew Horizons, once the player wakes up Gulliver, fivecommunicator parts will be buried in the sand of the player's beaches and can be identified in the same way as manila clams.

InNew Horizons,Redd's ship will periodically dock at the island's northern beach after themuseum has been upgraded to include an art gallery.

Sea fish[edit]

The following fish can only be found at the sea:

In the first-generation games[edit]

Sea fish inAnimal Crossing

#NameIconSell priceShadow sizeLocationTimeMonths[nb 1]
36Jellyfishjellyfish 100BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
37Sea basssea bass 120BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
38Red snapperred snapper 3,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
39Barred knifejawbarred knifejaw 5,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
  1. All bugs and fish in the first-generation games can appear at a lower spawn rate up to five days before the start of their first month of availability.
Includes data sourced from theData Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing (N64, GCN), compiled byTimeSword3D,AlexBot2004, Cuyler,Ruthless Cutie,SuperHamster,vmario, andChubby Bub.

InDoubutsu no Mori e+[edit]

Fish inDoubutsu no Mori e+

#NameIconSell priceShadow sizeLocationTimeMonths[nb 1]
36Jellyfishjellyfish 100BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
37Sea basssea bass 120BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
38Horse mackerelhorse mackerel 120BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
39Red snapperred snapper 3,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
40Barred knifejawbarred knifejaw 5,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
42Dabdab 800BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
43Olive flounderolive flounder 200BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
44Squidsquid 400BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
45Octopusoctopus 450BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
46Seahorseseahorse 1,500BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
  1. All bugs and fish in the first-generation games can appear at a lower spawn rate up to five days before the start of their first month of availability.
Includes data sourced from theData Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing (N64, GCN), compiled byTimeSword3D,AlexBot2004, Cuyler,Ruthless Cutie,SuperHamster,vmario, andChubby Bub.

InWild World[edit]

Sea fish inAnimal Crossing: Wild World

#NameIconSell priceShadow sizeLocationTimeMonthsFish size
36Sea butterflySea butterfly 1,000BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND3 cm
37Jellyfishjellyfish 100BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND25 cm
38Seahorseseahorse 1,100BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND8 cm
39Clownfishclownfish 650BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND15 cm
40Zebra turkeyfishZebra turkeyfish 400BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND30 cm
41Puffer fishPuffer fish 240BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND35 cm
42Horse mackerelHorse mackerel 150BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND40 cm
43Barred knifejawBarred knifejaw 5,000BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND60 cm
44Sea bassSea bass 160BellsVery Large Very LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND100 cm
45Red snapperRed snapper 3,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND90 cm
46DabDab 300BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND50 cm
47Olive flounderOlive flounder 800BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND80 cm
48SquidSquid 400BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND35 cm
49Octopusoctopus 500BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND60 cm
50Football fishFootball fish 2,500BellsMedium MediumSea4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASOND60 cm
51TunaTuna 7,000BellsHuge HugeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND230 cm
52Blue marlinBlue marlin 10,000BellsHuge HugeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND220 cm
53Ocean sunfishOcean sunfish 4,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)Sea4 AM – 9 PMJFMAMJJASOND300 cm
54Hammerhead sharkHammerhead shark 8,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)Sea4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASOND250 cm
55Sharkshark 15,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)SeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND540 cm

InCity Folk[edit]

Sea fish inAnimal Crossing: City Folk

#NameIconSell priceShadow sizeLocationTimeMonthsFish size
38Sea butterflySea butterfly 1,000BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 1.2 in.
39Jellyfishjellyfish 100BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 10 in.
40Sea horseSea horse 1,100BellsTiny TinySeaAll day(Apr; Oct – Nov)
9 AM – 4 PM(May – Sep)
JFMAMJJASONDAbout 3.2 in.
41Clownfishclownfish 650BellsSmall SmallSea9 AM – 4 PM(Apr; Sep)
All day(May – Aug)
JFMAMJJASONDAbout 6 in.
42SurgeonfishSurgeonfish 1,000BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 12.4 in.
43Butterflyfishbutterflyfish 1,000BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 7.2 in.
44NapoleonfishNapoleonfish 10,000BellsHuge HugeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 80 in.
45Zebra turkeyfishZebra turkeyfish 400BellsMedium MediumSeaAll day(Apr; Oct – Nov)
9 AM – 4 PM(May – Sep)
JFMAMJJASONDAbout 11.7 in.
46Puffer fishPuffer fish 240BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 14 in.
47Horse mackerelHorse mackerel 150BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 16 in.
48Barred knifejawBarred knifejaw 5,000BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 24 in.
49Sea bassSea bass 200BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 40 in.
50Red snapperRed snapper 3,000BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 36 in.
51DabDab 300BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 20 in.
52Olive flounderOlive flounder 800BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 32 in.
53SquidSquid 400BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 14 in.
54Octopusoctopus 500BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 24 in.
55LobsterLobster 2,500BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 20 in.
56Moray eelMoray eel 2,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 32 in.
57Football fishFootball fish 2,500BellsMedium MediumSea4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASONDAbout 24 in.
58TunaTuna 7,000BellsHuge HugeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 90.6 in.
59Blue marlinBlue marlin 10,000BellsHuge HugeSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAbout 88 in.
60RayRay 3,000BellsHuge HugeSea4 AM – 9 PMJFMAMJJASONDAbout 48 in.
61Ocean sunfishOcean sunfish 4,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)Sea4 AM – 9 PMJFMAMJJASONDAbout 120 in.
62Hammerhead sharkHammerhead shark 8,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)Sea4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASONDAbout 100 in.
63Sharkshark 15,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)Sea4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASONDAbout 216 in.
Includes data sourced from theData Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing: City Folk, compiled byTimeSword3D,AlexBot2004, and Cuyler.

InNew Leaf[edit]

Sea fish inAnimal Crossing: New Leaf

#NameIconSell price[nb 1]Shadow sizeFish sizeLocationTimeMonthsPeak times
43Sea butterflysea butterfly 1,000BellsTiny Tiny3 cmSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND9 PM – 4 AM
44Sea horsesea horse 1,100BellsTiny Tiny8 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND4 AM – 9 PM(May – Oct)
45Clown fishclown fish 650BellsTiny Tiny15 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASONDMay – Aug 15
46Surgeonfishsurgeonfish 1,000BellsSmall Small31 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
47Butterfly fishbutterfly fish 1,000BellsSmall Small18 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASONDMay – June
48NapoleonfishNapoleonfish 10,000BellsHuge Huge180 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.png4 AM – 9 PMJFMAMJJASOND
49Zebra turkeyfishzebra turkeyfish 400BellsMedium Medium30 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASONDMay – Oct
50Blowfishblowfish 5,000Bells
 125Bells[nb 2]
Medium Medium25 cmSea9 PM – 4 AMJFMAMJJASOND
51Puffer fishpuffer fish 240BellsMedium Medium35 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASONDAugust
52Horse mackerelhorse mackerel 150BellsSmall Small40 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
53Barred knifejawbarred knifejaw 5,000BellsMedium Medium60 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
54Sea basssea bass 200BellsVery Large Very Large100 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
55Red snapperred snapper 3,000BellsMedium Medium90 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASONDMar – Oct
56Dabdab 300BellsMedium Medium50 cmSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASONDNov – Mar
57Olive flounderolive flounder 800BellsLarge Large80 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASONDNov – Mar
58Squidsquid 400BellsMedium Medium35 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
59Moray eelmoray eel 2,000BellsVery Large Very Large80 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
61Football fishfootball fish 2,500BellsLarge Large60 cmSea4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASONDDec – Feb
62Tunatuna 7,000BellsHuge Huge230 cmSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
63Blue marlinblue marlin 10,000BellsHuge Huge220 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.pngAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
65Rayray 3,000BellsVery Large Very Large120 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.png4 AM – 9 PMJFMAMJJASOND
66Ocean sunfishocean sunfish 4,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)300 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.png4 AM – 9 PMJFMAMJJASOND
67Hammerhead sharkhammerhead shark 8,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)250 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.png4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASOND
68Sharkshark 15,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)540 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.png4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASOND
69Saw sharksaw shark 12,000BellsHuge (finned) Huge (finned)150 cmSeaCoconut WW Inv Icon.png4 PM – 9 AMJFMAMJJASOND
71Oarfishoarfish 9,000BellsHuge Huge580 cmSeaAll dayJFMAMJJASOND
  1. Re-Tail sell price; if item can be sold atTimmy and Tommy's store, it is 80% of the sell price; if item can be sold toLeila atTortimer Island, it is 5% of the sell price.
  2. Prior to theWelcome amiibo update.
Includes data sourced from theData Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing: New Leaf, compiled byTimeSword3D,AlexBot2004,AlgebraManiacABC,Chubby Bub, Cuyler,HylianAngel,Kalina70,PanchamBro,SuperHamster, andvmario.

InNew Horizons[edit]

Sea fish inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons

#NameIconSell priceShadow sizeLocationTimeMonthsTotal catches
47Sea butterflySea butterfly 1,000BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
48Sea horseSea horse 1,100BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
49Clown fishClown fish 650BellsTiny TinySeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
50SurgeonfishSurgeonfish 1,000BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
51Butterfly fishButterfly fish 1,000BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
52NapoleonfishNapoleonfish 10,000BellsHuge HugeSea4 AM – 9 PMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

50
53Zebra turkeyfishZebra turkeyfish 500BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
54BlowfishBlowfish 5,000BellsMedium MediumSea9 PM – 4 AMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
55Puffer fishPuffer fish 250BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
56AnchovyAnchovy 200BellsSmall SmallSea4 AM – 9 PMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
57Horse mackerelHorse mackerel 150BellsSmall SmallSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
58Barred knifejawBarred knifejaw 5,000BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
59Sea bassSea bass 400BellsVery large Very largeSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
60Red snapperRed snapper 3,000BellsLarge LargeSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
61DabDab 300BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
62Olive flounderOlive flounder 800BellsVery large Very largeSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
63SquidSquid 500BellsMedium MediumSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
64Moray eelMoray eel 2,000BellsLong & Thin Long & ThinSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
65Ribbon eelRibbon eel 600BellsLong & Thin Long & ThinSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

0
70Ocean sunfishOcean sunfish 4,000BellsVery large (finned) Very large (finned)Sea4 AM – 9 PMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
71RayRay 3,000BellsVery large Very largeSea4 AM – 9 PMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
72Saw sharkSaw shark 12,000BellsVery large (finned) Very large (finned)Sea4 PM – 9 AMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

50
73Hammerhead sharkHammerhead shark 8,000BellsVery large (finned) Very large (finned)Sea4 PM – 9 AMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
74Great white sharkGreat white shark 15,000BellsVery large (finned) Very large (finned)Sea4 PM – 9 AMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

50
75Whale sharkWhale shark 13,000BellsVery large (finned) Very large (finned)SeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

50
76SuckerfishSuckerfish 1,500BellsVery large (finned) Very large (finned)SeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
77Football fishFootball fish 2,500BellsLarge LargeSea4 PM – 9 AMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

20
78OarfishOarfish 9,000BellsHuge HugeSeaAll dayNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

50
79BarreleyeBarreleye 15,000BellsSmall SmallSea9 PM – 4 AMNorth:JFMAMJJASOND

South:JFMAMJJASOND

100
Includes data sourced from theData Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing New Horizons, compiled and edited by 6480, noizhub, Ricky, chaiinchomp, saberslime, robotic_scarab, mollumisc,sunmarsh, kyrokey, obstinateRixatrix, jackiwi, Zalex,SuperHamster, kait, hyuum, Azarro, Czarcasm, cinnamon_swirlix, astronomyfortwo, Welcius, glowtopia, BriKun, Alyrei, dodocodes.com, StevieCoops, sneeze, Shiny190, TwistedPeach, LavaToaster, capstone,vmario, rocklamp, Alexis, Aeon, andPanchamBro.

Gallery[edit]

  • Fishing at the very edge of the town will reveal that the cliff travels further than is normally visible

  • The sea next to a cliff inAnimal Crossing: New Leaf

  • A beach from a pre-release picture ofAnimal Crossing: New Leaf

  • A beach inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons. Note the jet of water indicating the presence of a manila clam.

  • A small portion of sandy beach inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons

  • A bird's eye view of the beach inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons

  • The sea at sunset inAnimal Crossing: New Horizons

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