Like Holden, Filly cannot move into town. Filly also appears as Japan DLC, containing furniture and items from the 7-11 set. Holden is the result of collaboration between the Fueki company, and arrives in an RV with his own exclusive furniture and clothing. The new villager Holden is unique to Japan. Villager amiibo will be too powerful for Wisp and he will go to the campground and have his own RV. Scanning a Japanese-exclusive amiibo from the Monster Hunter series will bring Felyne the cat, who previously appeared as SpotPass DLC for Happy Home Designer. Amiibo from The Legend of Zelda series have also been confirmed to work and showcase new villagers Wolf Link, Medli, Ganon, and Epona, also with new clothing and furniture. Scanning a Callie or Marie amiibo will bring two squirrel villagers, Cece and Viché, who are references to Callie and Marie, alongside a series of Splatoon-themed furniture and clothing items. Scanning a Splatoon amiibo will bring Inkwell the octopus, who resembles a squid from the Splatoon franchise. Other amiibo are also compatible, and scanning them will bring exclusive characters and items. On November 11, 2016, 50 new amiibo cards were released, featuring the returning villagers. At that point, the player can invite the villager to live in their town.Īlongside this, 50 villagers from Animal Crossing and Animal Forest e+ who were absent in New Leaf and other games also return to the series with the update. The campground is managed by a new special character, Harvey. Once summoned, the player can select 'Come and play!' and the villager will set up a mobile home in the new campground which is located on the eastern or western cliffs of town (depending on town orientation). He will then prompt the player to scan a character's amiibo.

Villagers can be brought into the player's town by summoning Wisp, a returning special character from the series. Amiibo figures from the Animal Crossing series and amiibo cards from series 1-4, and Camper cards are compatible. Welcome amiibo introduces amiibo compatibility to the game. The update was initially announced in a Nintendo Direct on July 1, 2016, with another direct covering more information on the update on November 2, 2016.

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