It has to be planted in the sparkly special spot.Īre you familiar with the ancient art of Fuusui (Feng-Shui)? Who would have guessed that it even applies to Nintendo's Animal Forest? It's all about how you arrange your furniture in your house. Note that planting a money bag just anywhere will not produce a money tree. A seedling will sprout, which will grow into a money-bearing tree. Now choose the 'plant item in ground' option that you also use to sow seeds or fruit and put the bag back into the sparkly spot in the ground. Instead of just pocketing the money and closing the hole, stand in front of it, go into your inventory and select the money bag. Find a sparkly glowing spot on the ground (the type that hints at a hidden treasure) and use the shovel to unearth the money bag. However, you can't just grow them anywhere. Not bad, huh? There are three swarms of bees hidden on the map every day, so you can make some big bucks if you go bee hunting.ĭid you know that besides growing fruit trees, you can also grow money trees? Yep, no joke.

Time it right and hit the button and you will catch a single bee, worth 4,500 bucks. But did you know that you can actually catch the bees and make some money? It's a bit tricky as the bees move fast, but after you've shaken a tree and a bee's hive has fallen out, immediately switch to the butterfly net and turn towards the hive. You've done it before - you've shaken a couple of trees to find some cash, and out comes a whole swarm of bees and does a 'remodeling' job on your face. Note that lottery tickets don't carry over to the next month. Every five tickets let you play in the lottery once, so be sure to collect a bunch of them. You get a lottery ticket for every major purchase you make at the store (stationary and plants don't count). One way to get them is to enter the monthly lottery at the Tanuki Store on the last day of the month. You have to be lucky to get your hands on them though. Animal Forest features a variety of Famicom (NES) games.

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