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Species #
Animal Forest 32
Animal Crossing 40
Animal Forest e+ 48
Animal Crossing: Wild World 56
Animal Crossing: City Folk 64
Animal Crossing (3DS) 72

Bugs are collectable items in the Animal Crossing series. Players can catch them with a net. They can be donated to the museum, sold to Tom Nook, or placed in the player's home inside a Bug Cage, like a piece of furniture. Most of them are worth a lot less than most fish at Tom Nook's store. A large amount of insects will only emerge during the Summer, a few unique species emerge in Autumn and Spring, and there are almost none during the Winter.

For further information see Bug Catching.

Contents

List of Bugs between gamesEdit

Main: Insects (Animal Forest)

In the original N64 Animal Forest there are 32 species to obtain.

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Insect chart in the original Animal Forest.
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Main: Insects (Animal Crossing)

Animal Crossing Bugs
Bugs in Animal Crossing.
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In the Japanese Animal Forest + and its English counterpart Animal Crossing there are 40 species to obtain, up by 8. Pill Bug, Mole Cricket, Mosquito, Pondskater, Ant, Bagworm, Spider and Snail are new to the game.

Main: Insects (Animal Forest e+)

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AFe+ insects save the Flea.
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In the japanese-only game Animal Forest e+ an extra 8 species occur, making a total of 48. The new species include the Birdwing, Hercules Beetle, Diving Beetle, Flea, Crab, Hermit Crab, Coconut Crab and Dung Beetle.

Main: Insects (Wild World)

In Animal Crossing: Wild World a total of 56 insects occur, with many added and many dropped. Dropped insects include Flat Stag Beetle, Pine Cricket, Purple Butterfly, Drone Beetle, Mountain Beetle, and Bagworm. New insects include Agrias, Peacock Butterfly, Monarch Butterfly, Emperor Butterfly, Birdwing Butterfly, Moth, Oak Silk Moth, Honeybee, Lanternfly, Walkingstick, Orchid Mantis, Fruit Beetle, Scarab Beetle, Stag Beetle, Rainbow Stag, Goliath Beetle, Atlas Beetle, Elephant Beetle, Hercules Beetle, Fly, Scorpion and Tarantula. Insects dropped from Animal Forest e+ include Crab, Hermit Crab, Coconut Crab.

Main: Insects (City Folk)

In Animal Crossing: City Folk a total of 64 insects occur. Dropped insects include Cockroach, Stag Beetle. New insects include Centipede, Raja Brooke, Giant Petaltail, Walking Leaf, Violin Beetle, Miyama Stag, Golden Stag and Cyclommatus. Returned insects include Diving Beetle and Bagworm.

Main: Insects (3DS)

In Animal Crossing: New Leaf a total of 72 insects occur with 8 new insects. New insects include Bear Cicada, Cicada Larva, House Centipede, Stinkbug, Katydid, Tiger Beetle and Wharf Roach. Returned insects include the Hermit Crab.

Golden NetEdit

When the player catches all the types of bugs, Tortimer will appear outside the player's house the next day and award them with a Golden Net.

In Animal CrossingEdit

In Animal Crossing, he will say this to the player:

I've been a-waiting for you, player. Word is that you've been catching bugs... Those tiny little monsters... You likely had no idea at the time, but when you caught every last kind of insect we know of in these parts... You became the most famous bug-catching-person in the history of <Town>! Hurrah for you, sprout! To commemorate such a wild and woolly occasion, I'd like you to have this fine Golden Net. I suppose now that you're a big, famous bug-catcher you may not need it... ...But this is the kind of net that really makes a difference when you're having trouble catching butterflies. Yepper! Treat 'er with care, sprout! You won't be getting one anywhere else, and there's no replacing it, you know... Yepper, chasing bugs is good, but I'm partial to chasing Zs. Oooh... Looks like a tough crowd out there today...

Bug ListEdit

Here are all of the bugs in the series.

Name Price Location Time Months Peak Times Peak Months
Agrias Butterfly 3,000 Flying (Near Flowers) 8am-5pm June-Sept
Ant 80 On Dropped Candy or Rotten Turnips All Day All Year
Atlas Beetle 8,000 On Palm Trees 7pm-8am Jun-Aug
Bagworm 300 Hanging from trees 7pm-8am Oct-Feb
Banded Dragonfly 4,500 Flying Anywhere 8am-5pm Jul-Aug
Bee 4,500 In Trees All Day All Year
Bell Cricket 430 In Grass 5pm-8am Sep-Oct
Birdwing Butterfly 3,000 Flying (Near Flowers) 8am-5pm Jun-Sept
Brown Cicada 200 On Trees 8am-5pm Jul-Aug
Centipede (CF) 300 In Rocks Night June-Feb
Cockroach (AC&WW) 5 On Trees All Day All Year
Common Butterfly 90 Flying (Near Flowers) 4am-7pm Mar-Sept 8am-5pm Apr-Jun
Crab 150 Walking on the beach All Day All Year
Cricket 130 In Grass 5pm-8am Sept-Nov 9pm-4am Sept-Oct
Cyclommatus (CF) 8,000 On Trees 9pm-8am Jul-Aug
Darner Dragonfly 200 Flying Anywhere 8am-5pm Jun-Aug 9am-4pm June
Diving Beetle (CF) 800 In/On Freshwater 8am-5pm May-Sept
Dung Beetle 800 Rolling Snowballs 5pm-8am Dec-Feb
Dynastid Beetle 1,350 On Trees 5pm-8am Jul-Aug
Elephant Beetle 8,000 On Palm Trees 7pm-8am Jul-Aug
Emperor Butterfly 2,500 Flying (Near Flowers) 8am-5pm (AC&WW) 5pm - 8am (CF) Jun-Sept
Evening Cicada 550 On Trees 4am-8am, 4pm-7pm July-Aug
Firefly 300 Near Fresh Water 7pm-4am June
Flea 70 On Villager All Day Mar-Nov
Fly 60 Flying near Rafflesia, Rotten Turnips or Garbage All Day All Year
Fruit Beetle 100 On Trees All Day Jul-Sep 7pm-8am Sept
Giant Beetle 10,000 On Trees 1pm-8am Jul-Aug
Giant Petaltail (CF) 8,000 Flying 4pm-7pm Aug-Oct
Golden Stag 12,000 On Trees 11pm-4am Jul-Aug
Goliath beetle 6,000 On Palm Trees 7pm-8am(WW), 5pm-8am(CF) Jun-Aug 7pm-1am(CF)
Grasshopper 160 In Grass 9am-4pm Jul-Sept 8am-5pm Sept
Hercules Beetle 12,000 On Palm Trees 7pm-4am Jul-Aug
Honeybee 100 Flying near Flowers 8am-5pm Mar-Aug 9am-4pm Mar-Jun
Jewel Beetle 2,400 On Trees 8am-5pm Jul-Aug
Ladybug 200 On Flowers 8am-5pm Mar-Jun,Oct 9am-4pm Mar-May
Lantern Fly 1,800 On Trees 4pm-7pm, 11pm-8am Jun-Sept
Long Locust 200 In Grass 8am-7pm Aug-Nov(WW) May-Nov(CF) 9am-4pm Mar-Jun
Longhorn Beetle 260 On trees (AC&WW) On tree stumps (CF) 8am-5pm Jun-Aug
Mantis 430 On Flowers 8am-5pm Apr-Nov(CF) Aug-Nov(WW) 9am-4pm Sep-Nov
Migratory Locust 600 In Grass 8am-7pm Sep-Nov(WW) Aug-Nov(CF) 9am-4pm Sep-Oct
Miyama Stag (CF) 1,000 On Trees All Day Jul-Aug
Mole Cricket 280 Underground All Day Nov-May
Monarch Butterfly 90 Flying (Near Flowers) 8am-5pm Sept-Nov
Mosquito 130 Flying Anywhere 5pm-4am Jun-Sep 4pm-4am Jun-Aug
Moth 60 Near Lights (Outside) 7pm-4am May-Sept 9pm-4am Jun-Aug
Oak Silk Moth 1,200 On Trees 7pm-4am Jun-Sept
Orchid Mantis 2,400 On Flowers 8am-5pm Aug-Nov(WW) Apr-Nov(CF) 9am-4pm Sep-Nov
Peacock (Butterfly) 220 Flying (Near Blue, Violet & Black Flowers) 8am-5pm Mar-Sept 8am-4pm Jul-Sept
Pill Bug 250 Under Rocks All Day All Year
Pine Cricket (AC) 100 In Grass 5pm-8am Sept-Oct
Pondskater 130 Main Pond/Holding Ponds 8am-7pm Jun-Sep
Rainbow Stag 10,000 On Trees 7pm-8am Jun-Sept
Raja Brooke Butterfly (CF) 2,500 Flying (Near Freshwater) 8am-5pm (May/July), 8am-7pm (Jun/Aug-Sept) May-Sept
Red Dragonfly 80 Flying Anywhere 8am-7pm Sep-Oct
Robust Cicada 300 On Trees 8am-5pm Jul-Aug
Saw Stag Beetle 2,000 On Trees All Day Jul-Aug 9pm-4am Jul-Aug
Scarab Beetle 6,000 On Trees 11pm-8am Jul-Aug
Scorpion 8,000 On Ground 7pm-4am Jul-Sept
Snail 250 On Flowers All Day Apr-Sep
Spider 300 In Trees All Day Mar-Nov
Stag Beetle 2,000 On Trees 7pm-8am Jun-Aug 9pm-4am Jul-Aug
Tarantula 8,000 On Ground 7pm-4am Jun-Aug
Tiger Butterfly 160 Flying Near Red & Pink Flowers 8am-5pm Mar-Jun 8am-4pm Mar-Sept
Violin Beetle (CF) 250 On Tree Stumps 4am-7pm June, 4am-5pm Sept-Oct, 8am-5pm Nov Jun, Sept-Nov
Walker Cicada 400 On Trees 8am-5pm Jul-Sept
Walkingstick 600 On Trees 4am-7pm Jul-Nov
Walking Leaf (CF) 600 On Ground 4am-7pm Jul-Nov
Yellow Butterfly 80 Flying 4am-7pm Mar-Jun, Sep
*Note: (AC) = Animal Crossing, (WW) = Animal Crossing: Wild World, (CF) = Animal Crossing: City Folk.. Insects with any of the above brackets next to their name only appear in those games unless otherwise stated in the articles.
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