Animal Crossing: Toad Town

Animal Crossing: Town Toad is a game in the Animal Crossing series published by Nintendo and developed by HAL Laboratory. The gameplay is most Animal Crossing games, but instead of the usual character, you play as Mario (series) characters.
==Plot==
You hop out of a moving truck, and the driver askes you a few questions: Are you a boy or a girl? What is your name? Are you a Toad, Koopa, or Shy Guy? How old are you?
After you answer the questions, the driver then directs you to your new house. It is old, has a red roof, and is made of wood. Inside, it has a candle, a small bed, and a TV with no remote. After you leave, Mr. Tosroo offers you a job in his shop. You follow him to the shop, Shrooms and Goods, and he sends you on a mission to meet the residents. After you do, he pays you with Gold Coins. The longer you are in the shop, the more missions you collect, leaving you with more money.
==Residents==
Residents
Image 	Resident Name 	Description
 	Mario 	Mario is the resident living next to you, but he is only home on Sundays.
 	Luigi 	Luigi is the resident living next to you, but is not home on Sunday.
 	The Wiseshroom Family	The Wiseshroom Family lives near the Shroom and Goods, and gives you tasks to give them items.
 	Koopak 	Koopak is a music-crazy Koopa Troopa, and gives you a stereo when you meet him. He lives near Peach's Castle.
 	Wario 	Wario runs a shop underground.
 	Waluigi 	Waluigi is a mean resident, lives underground, and steals items if you talk to him three times a day. However, you can always call on the next resident to get your items back.
 	Officer Koops 	Officer Koops is the finest police officer in Toad Town. If Waluigi steals your items, Officer Koops gets them back. Also, he gives missions to find criminals. Koops patrols Toad Town.
 	Toadiko 	Toadiko lives in a crashed UFO, and gives you missions to collect parts.
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Donkey Kong 	DK lives on DK Island, and gives you missions to collect bananas. As a reward, he gives you a pass to his treehouse for anytime.
 	E. Gadd 	E. Gadd lives on Isle Delfino, and gives you missions to catch ghosts in the Haunted Mansion. As a reward, he sells you a house in Isle Delfino.
 	Peach 	Peach is seen in her garden, and gives you a watering can and flowers.
 	Pete and Phil 	Pete and Phil run the post office, and gives you postcards from residents.
N/A (Uses a disguise to escape the paparazzi)	Euriko 	The famous rock star, he plays a song for you after 6:00 PM at the Train Station.
 	Bowser 	Bowser lives in Bowser's Castle, and is secretly setting up a trap...
==Shops==
Shops allow you to buy trip passes, furniture, items, and other objects.
Shops
Shop Name 	Located At 	Sells
Shrooms and Goods	Town Center 	Furnature
Toadiko's UFO 	Mysterious Crator	Trip Passes
Art Shop 	Isle Defino 	Paintings, Parts
Kong Museum 	DK Island 	
Exotic Furnature
The Bank 	Town Outskirts 	Coin Storage
Mushroom Diner 	Town Center 	Food
Wario's Shop 	Underground 	DS Statue, Diamonds, Teasure Maps
==Trips==
If you have enough coins, you can purchase a separate house in one of these locations.
Trip Locations
Trip Name 	Description 	Cost
Isle Defino	A tropical paradise, a little bigger than Toad Town. 	9 Red Coins
DK Island 	DK Island is another island, but friendly Kongs live there. 	4 Blue Coins
The Moon 	By collection all of the parts for Toadiko, he can teleport you to The Moon.	100 Parts
==Secrets==
===Rare Music===
At the Train Station, if you talk to Euriko, the famous rock star, after 6:00 PM, he plays a random song for you:
*Mario Overworld Theme (Super Mario Bros.)
*Castle theme (Super Mario World)
*Woods Maze (Super Mario RPG)
*Chill (Dr. Mario)
After you listen to all his songs, he gives you a record you can play on a stereo which has all of his songs on it.
===Mario in Pajamas===
After 8:30 PM on a Sunday, if you go into Mario's house, you can see him sleeping like in Super Mario Bros. 2.
===Money Machine===
Bury 4 Gold Coins, dig them up ten days later, and they will turn into 1 Red Coin.
==House Upgrades==
===First Floor Upgrade===
At the cost of 100 Coins or 20 Red Coins, the First Floor Upgrade adds a kitchen, dining room, a better bed, a working TV, and a sofa to the first floor.
===Second Floor Layout===
At the cost of 150 Coins or 25 Red Coins, the Second Floor Layout adds a second floor to your house.
===Basement===
At the cost of 200 Coins or 40 Red Coins, the Basement adds a basement and a fireplace to the first floor.
===Backyard===
At the cost of 250 Coins or 45 Red Coins, the Backyard adds a backyard to your house.
===Third Floor Layout===
At the cost of 300 Coins or 50 Red Coins, the Third Floor Layout adds a third floor and a patio to your house.
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