On Monday nights, head to the southeast corner of your town. A voice will talk to you when
you arrive. Follow its directions until you find the source of the voice, which is a ghost
named Whisp. He tells you that he lost his lamp and needs you to find it (for a pretty
reward, of course!) You should then meet him in the attic of your house once the lamp is
found. For doing this for him, he'll grant you one wish. You can ask him to clear your
town of weeds, clear your town of cockroaches, or give you a randomized item.

Send a letter to a town resident with your native fruit (or a coconut) attached and they
may send you a letter with a different sort of fruit attached.  This fruit is worth more
than your native fruit (500 Bells).  Here are the many types of fruit: Apples, Oranges,
Peaches, Cherries, Pears and Coconuts. 

Make sure to plant your new fruit in a clear area and don't trample it! Note: Coconuts
need to be planted in the green at the edge of the ocean.

Want to turn your town into a virtual Fruitopia without trading with people over Wi-Fi? 
Simply take your town's native fruit and send it in a letter to a resident.  Make sure to
mention "Fruit" in your message.  It may take a few tries - this isn't an exact scince. 
Your fellow residents are rather daft and may send you your same fruit back, or furniture.
 But keep it up!  Soon enough your town will be filled with Apples, Oranges, Pears,
Peaches and Cherries.  Non-native fruit is worth more too!  Oh, and if you want Coconut
trees, find a coconut washed up on shore and be sure to plant it in near the ocean, right
on the coast.

The fish listed below are some great catches to go for during the winter months for
massive amounts of Bells.

Red Snapper - 3,000 Bells

String Fish - 15,000 Bells

Tuna - 7,000 Bells

When you spend money in Tom Nook's store, you earn a point for every 100 Bells you spend.
Purchase the items listed below from Tom Nook for the corresponding amount of points
earned.

500 Points - Banana

800 Points - Triple Shells

1,000 Points - Yoshi's Egg

2,500 Points - Bad Bro ‘Stache

3,000 Points - Toad Hat

4,000 Points - Peach's Parasol

5,000 Points - Hero's Clothes, Varia Suit, or Wario Hat

6,000 Points - Hero's Cap, Majora's Mask, or Samus Mask

6,500 Points - Midna's Mask

10,000 Points - Kart

Looking to please the picky HRA?  Placing lucky items in your house will add an extra 7777
in your total score!


Arwing (from StarFox) - Spotlight item at Nook's


Dracaena - Spotlight item at Nook's


Ivory Piano - Spotlight item at Nook's


Jack in the Box - On Halloween, get Jack to play 3 tricks on you


Lafty Lucky Cat - Buy from Redd


Lovely Phone - Gift from Katie and Kaitli


Lucky Black Cat - Buy from Redd


Lucky Cat - Buy from Nook


Lucky Gold Cat - Spotlight item at Nook's


Master Sword (from The Legend of Zelda) - Spotlight item at Nook's


Music Box - Gift from Katie and Kaitli


Piggy Bank - Put 100,000 Bells in bank


Raccon Figure - Buy from Redd


Samurai Suit - Spotlight item at Nook's


Treasure chest - Spotlight item at Nook's


Triforce (from The Legend of Zelda) - Buy from Redd


Washer/Dryer - Buy from Nook

Shaking trees takes way too much time -- but if you have an axe, you only need to hit the
tree once to make its contents fall. Don't give it more than this love tap or you'll chop
it down!

If you want to unlock all of your old items and goods from the DS title Animal Crossing:
Wild World, transfer your save file from your DS to your Wii. When you do, all of the
items you had in the DS game will be available for sale via Tom Nook's catalog.

If you are looking for Redd invites, choose "No" when animals randomly ask you, "Have you
ever heard of Redd's shop in the city?"

If you want to change the face of your Mii-based character in Animal Crossing, consider
changing your face on the dedicated Mii Channel outside of the game. If you do it in-game,
you'll needlessly waste 3,000 Bells that you could otherwise spend on something else.