According to Animal Crossing Bells Nookazon and Nook Market, two of the most popular New Horizons marketplaces out there, the top five most asked for things of all time are: soft-serve lamp, cutting board, ironwood dresser, crescent moon chair, imperial mattress and trailer, and fish bait. A number of those items are all too familiar, while some might appear somewhat odd to have appeared in the top five. Fish bait is one of the easiest recipes in the sport. All it requires is a manila clam, but because you can not craft in mass and button mashing isn't for everyone, some want to outsource this fishing assistant.

The cutting board along with ironwood dresser have been making waves in the game essentially because the very first. Both portion of the exact same design family the cutting board is half of the recipe to its oh-so-chic ironwood kitchenette along with the ironwood dresser not only matches but looks great on its own. The imperial partition and bed are just another set of things in the same design family to produce a top list. The crescent moon seat is a recipe just accessible through Celeste, making it as rare as it's adorable. This chair is essential to any star-themed space or celestial aesthetic someone may be shooting for. Speaking of cute, the soft-serve lamp being a leading seller isn't a surprise--its desirability really speaks for itself.

In accordance with these lists that are combined, it could be inferred that three of the most popular design topics are ironwood, cute, and imperial. Finding the perfect home is such a focus of the game there's no doubt that these markets will continue to boom while New Horizons stays popular. But perhaps we can start to draw the line at selling villagers.

Even better unbox that your villagers, because Nintendo is gearing up to crack down on the Animal Crossing New Horizons villager market.For those of us living in blissful ignorance, New Horizons' thriving villager exchange market--nicknamed"The Black Market" by enthusiasts --has basically been active since the game launched, with many players trying to sell popular villagers such as Dom, Audie, and Ozzie for real or in-game money. Raymond has been especially popular, with a few people offering to swap him for hundreds of Nook Miles tickets, even millions of Bells, as well as real cash. 1 enterprising player even infamously put him up available with a $1,000 price tag, to the ridicule of a lot of the player base.

On the other hand, the huge majority of villagers market for more reasonable rates. J-Cast News, the news community that reached out to Nintendo for a remark regarding the villager market market, recorded Dom as an example.

All that is going to change, yet. The spokesperson warned that gamers who continue to sell New Horizons villagers and things for real money is going to be penalized.

J-Cast mentioned that Nintendo is considering acting contrary to a Dom seller said in their post. Whether Nintendo's global branches will follow the same route is unknown at the moment, as out of Japan, they have not released official statements condemning the selling of villagers for actual currency. The Nintendo spokesperson's phrasing from the J-Cast interview seems to indicate that players exchanging in-game items and villagers such as Bells, Nook Miles tickets, or furniture might be off the hook, even as the crackdown is presently only targeting players who sell things for real money. Nonetheless, it can be wise to be careful before Nintendo releases an official statement about buy Animal Crossing New Horizons Items what types of trades they'll be taking action against.