#acnh human

[char1cific]

Day 01 - trying to make people see my art and commission me

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[mooneyedmoth]

Pocket camps re-release got me thinking about my kitty girls

[tommyssupercoolblog]

ANIMAL CROSSING HUMANS/PLAYERS (IN GAME/AS CHARACTERS) ARE AUTISTIC

Doesn't understand facial expressions/"reactions" and has to be taught what they mean and how to do them correctly by other villagers

doesn't talk like they do, usually communicating in nods and headshakes. when you select a dialouge option your character never actually talks with a voice, they just make some vauge hands or head motions to convey what they're saying

due to the nature of the game, speaking and reactions are all painfully slow and methodical, like you're thinking them out in your head and debating them instead of just naturally doing them.

other villagers specifically have to be told to interact with you this way (remember the first time someone taught you a reaction?? they then explained they'd tell the other villagers to help you too, implying that they explain to each other how you don't understand facial expressions or body language well)

feel free to add more if there is more but um i think this is all of them??? anyway animal crossing is autism thank you have a good day

[rag-dogg]

I wanted to practice poses and different bodies because I feel sometimes I have stale movements. I still think her pose is a bit stale, but hey, it's practice! <3

[ankaa-avarshina]

my current ACNH fashions~

[ankkhell]

Some sketches I did about the two brothers<3333

[strawberry-witch-blog]

I've been playing a lot of Animal Crossing lately and had the urge to turn a  favourite villager of mine into a human! Pashmina is one of my first and she is going NOWHERE lol

Might do the rest of my island in the future 👀

Edit: made an oopsie on the picture so i fixed it

**Please do not edit or repost my artwork**

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