Hey, I'm SuperSemplite, today we're going to be showing you guys how to catch bugs and animal crossing you horizon that are rare or difficult to catch. But you guys are probably guessing. You probably time travel. Yes. So I'm hunting bugs in July and August so it's a little bit of a schedule and if you guys are playing correctly or traditionally watch this video again in July and August or if you guys are watching this in the future or pass whatever, this is specific for August and July's bugs. So there's three main rare beetles. The first one is low-stack, horned, curriculese and giraffes that. So those three were the ones that had the most difficulty catching and because their sense of the days are cranked up a notch to the point where it's just you have to be really smart to capture them. Those like this one, the C one, the horned atlas, horned elephants, those ones are really the capture. They make a lot of money so it's great. If you're playing a 11 p.m. the square up beetle and the giant stack helps it a lot for you to make a lot of money because they worked about 10,000 bells. The only issue is it kind of lowers down your spawn rate for the other beetles so I will recommend to play around probably 8 to 10 p.m. if you're going for the rare ones but if you're trying to make money and get the rare ones at the same time, play past 11 p.m. And yeah, those two, I wouldn't worry too much about the 11 p.m. they're very easy to capture too. It'll just those three main ones I just talked about, those were the hardest ones that took me hours to capture. So I'm sure you guys had to make a beetle-spawning island. It's literally just a trench of spawning or a squarbeam-spawning island except you have palm trees, so left for you to capture those. After that I'll show you guys how to guarantee yourself to spawn them and guarantee yourself to capture these bugs without scaring them off. Alright, so to begin this, you will need your nook-mile six. So all you have to do is go to your 8 p.m. and what the f*** I didn't know you could spawn there. Okay, anyways once you get your ticket you can fly off. Any island can work but preferably a smart island that's flat. Any island can work just preferably a smart island that's flat. It just helps you when you run around you can scare off the bugs you don't want and island that doesn't have water on the second floor so no waterfalls that helps a lot more just for spawning areas for bugs. If you see the bamboo island for example that's perfect too but this island I'm showing you is a perfect island, a very small island and you can go around perfect. So step one, you chop down every tree except palm trees. This prevents any bugs to spawn from the trees and you can stop at the step when you put them down so you can catch bugs that only spawn on a stump. This is a great way to spawn them. This is how I got some of the rarer bugs on those stumps to get them melee and after that I just stick out the trees and move them. And if you have higher elevation you use a wood you put down and make into a ladder. And that allows you to just go up and down so you don't have to bring the ladder because we've the ladder to the cost of nothing. And once you get one no matter what in the island so just get over with. Step two, eat four fruit and you destroy all the rocks. This raining you reduce the chance of having snails spawn. I don't know any of the bugs responsible that I just like to get rid of the rocks as fast as I can so I can just run around. Step three, you pluck every flower. I know people say that you're supposed to dig out the flowers and dig out the weeds. No, I know this sad. It's not just pluck the flowers, no butterflies just spawn and no bills will spawn. Any bugs that I've already been on the floor there are always waiting to be there. I don't know if you see a butterfly in the screen but don't worry, the butterfly disappears after. Step four, you dig out all the stuff. So if you didn't do that before they got all the stumps now so you're only going to get to spawn spawning and last spawn. Now if I were you don't bury the hole back in just because it helps you create these hazards for scorpions. So the scorpion sees you, you can run around the circle so you have to sometimes turn around and capture them. So this creacles hazardous against them. Now make sure you get rid of bugs while you do this routine so you have to check the wires to make sure you get rid of the wire bugs or the roaches on land. That's why if you have wire falls, the kind of stuff that you need is a lot of going up in the out and just to get all the bugs but in general it's not too bad. Also just bring your fishing rod. It does get really boring so if you see a shark because around the time of the year a shark is spawned so put your fishing rod and go for it. That wasn't a shark. But here's the problem. The three very bugs are very sensitive from my experience. So any slight movement will scare them off and it's what you need to capture them and it's very simple. You look very close to the beetle and you hold a... Now you only move at the beetle moves. At the beetle stops moving and you don't move. So typically there's two ways the beetles can move. The first way is if there's a larger beetle but they're horns for example, they would typically move their body up and down. So you can probably see how they're moving and they stop moving and you stop moving. The other ones are the size and they use the jaws. The jaws are expanding and closing. That's when you can move. If they stop moving, then you stop moving. But the biggest important part is their head tilts. Their head tilts back. That means they're going to jump. You just need to make sure if your head tilts, you stop moving. Your head goes back in and you start moving again. And just that simple. I took me about two hours to figure this out from my internet research and literally that's it. And if you're really nervous about doing this because you're like, I don't know how fast I'm moving. Just move at the speed of the bugs moving. So the bugs moving slowly, you move slowly. And the bugs move really slow, you move really slow. And it stops, stops. And that's it. And when you capture the bugs, a good distance of one to two flowers will be a good enough distance for you to throw the net and capture the bug. A lot of practice does help. So capture the regular bugs, the miyamas or the solid bugs. Just take your time to see how they behave and the exact same way as rare beetles do. That's it. Oh yeah, scorpion spawn. Um, wants some miles. Or just be right for that. Yeah, I got you. Also, gold stags is kind of weird. Like, I also can't tell the difference between that and a rainbow stag. Like if you look at it because it's nighttime, you can't see the colors that well. I just capture every single rainbow stag and once a while I'll be golden stag. Like, even looking at these images, like I can't really tell maybe that black spot, but even then it's way too hard to see when you try capture the bug. Oh my god. So, it took me 30 minutes to get this exact footage. So I'm going to take my shot slowly, my time, why is there a f***ing mosquito next to me? Okay. There's almost got a landing on me. I just need a jump. Go. Alright. I'm going to kill every mosquito in this game now. Well, here's our follow proof. Just to prove that I did capture it because I didn't want you guys to think I didn't. Um, I'm too lazy to actually get the real footage. So whatever. Thanks a lot for watching this video. I hope this video was useful for you guys. And if it was just like, comment and tell me if you guys want to see more videos like this. I played about 300 plus hours of Animal Crossing. So I know that in the outs of there, so I can give you guys some great tips for you guys for you guys to have the best Animal Crossing experience out there. And if you like this video, you should watch my Animal Crossing first time experience that. That is hilarious. It has all my stories about what happened my first two weeks of Animal Crossing and hopefully if you guys like it, we can keep making more videos like this. So thanks a lot. And I'll see you guys in my next video.