How To Find Wisp In Animal Crossing City Folk

" Tah-Dahh! "
― Wisp, City Folk

Wisp (ゆうたろう, Yūtarō ^?) is a spirit special character that appears in the Animal Crossing serial in the early hours of the morning, ordinarily betwixt 12am and 4am; in New Horizons, he appears betwixt 8pm and 4am. He is absent in Beast Forest, Wild Globe, and initially New Leafage, though was added later to New Foliage in the Welcome amiibo update.

ane Description
ii Role
- 2.ane In Animal Crossing
- 2.two In City Folk
- two.3 In New Leafage
- two.4 In New Horizons
iii e-Card
4 amiibo Carte du jour
5 Trivia
6 In other languages
seven References

Clarification

Wisp is a white ghost roughly spherical in shape, nigh the same size as the player. What he was before he became a ghost is unknown. Considering Wisp dislikes the low-cal, they only appear at night. In Urban center Folk and New Leaf, Wisp is continued to a genie lamp. Wisp works for an unspecified location and is said to have a scary boss, who he is afraid of. Wisp oft needs the player to collect five spirits that are roaming around the town. In Hohinda Mura Dayori, villagers describe Wisp'due south spirit orbs as being common cold and refreshing, and that could be used instead of an air conditioner. Between New Leaf and New Horizons, Wisp found himself stranded lone on the deserted island.

Role

The player tin find him randomly between the times of 12:00 AM to four:00 AM, and between eight:00 PM and five:00 AM in New Horizons. They must catch spirits with their net or find his lamp for a reward.

As a reward, he gets rid of all weeds in town, paints the player'southward roof, gives out an item, or in later versions of the game, kills all the roaches in the player'southward business firm.

In Creature Crossing

In Brute Crossing, the player volition need to capture 5 spirits roaming effectually the boondocks, and return them to Wisp (who stays in the aforementioned acre he is establish in). He volition just announced if there are 8 or more weeds around town. His reward is i of three things:

He will remove all the weeds in the thespian's boondocks.
He volition give the role player a randomly selected item (furniture, vesture, wallpaper, flooring, or gyroid) that they don't yet take in their catalog.
He will re-colour the roof of the player'south house.

In Urban center Folk

In Urban center Folk, the player will take to find the empty lamp somewhere in the town. The rewards Wisp gives are substantially the same as in Animal Crossing, only the roof painting was inverse to the power to smash roaches, as the roof paint could be bought from all of Tom Nook'south stores (apart from Nook's Cranny), and the random item reward has been updated to give the player a take a chance to get a random accompaniment or hat, which they may non already have available in their catalog. However, the item is normally not rare. As well, if the actor doesn't have information technology in their itemize and they select hat then Wisp will give the histrion a turban instead.

Wisp in Animal Crossing

In New Foliage

Originally, Wisp was completely absent from New Leaf. However, he was included in the Welcome amiibo update.

About a matter of 1-4 days later the update is downloaded, unknown circumstances while the player is wandering around their boondocks can crusade Wisp'south voice to telephone call for them. If they follow his phonation, they volition discover his lamp, which he asks them to take to a private place (their house) to be opened. The lamp functions as a article of furniture and can be placed upon tables. If it's interacted with, Wisp will sally. However, he is unable to stay outside of his lamp without possessing the body of a villager, so he requests that the player scans an amiibo. If the amiibo is compatible, Wisp will plow into that graphic symbol.

What happens side by side depends on the type of amiibo scanned. If amiibo Cards from the Welcome amiibo serial or figures based on characters from the Splatoon, Monster Hunter, and The Legend of Zelda series are scanned, Wisp will requite ii options for a wish: "Come play" or "Give me something". If "Come play" is selected, the character will appear inside of an RV at the campground. If "Give me something" is selected, Wisp will give the player an detail.

If a villager amiibo Card from the Animate being Crossing series is scanned, Wisp will requite two options for a wish: "Move in" or "Give me something". If "Move in" is selected, the villager volition move into the player'south town. If the town is currently total, Wisp will give the choice of request ane of the villagers to move out, giving a random suggestion of who could be asked. If "Give me something" is selected, Wisp will give the histrion an item and v MEOW Coupons.

If a special character's amiibo Card from the Fauna Crossing series is scanned, Wisp will requite the actor the option to either receive the character's movie or to receive an item.

If an Animal Crossing series amiibo figure is scanned, Wisp volition give one option for a wish: "Come and visit". If this option is selected, the character will appear at the campground in an RV. If the actor visits this character's workplace while they're camping, they will be replaced with Wisp. However, Wisp cannot do their job and asks that the player return when the right person is back.

If the Super Nail Bros. serial Villager amiibo is scanned, Wisp will debate that he is too legendary to be possessed, though if begged, he will offering to try and get the villager in question to come and visit and enquire the thespian to meet him at the campground. Wisp'southward RV volition then appear at the campground. When spoken to, Wisp volition apologize for not existence able to go the villager merely explains that he found various items loosely related to the character, which can exist purchased like all other items constitute at the campground.

Notation: Wisp tin can only have one request from the thespian per day (eastward.g. one item, one invitation to the campground etc.) After that he cannot be summoned until the next mean solar day.

In New Horizons

On sure nights between eight pm and 4 am, sometimes multiple nights in the aforementioned calendar week, the role player will encounter Wisp on a random part of the deserted island. Ironically, Wisp is agape of ghosts and will confuse the player for one when approached, causing him to go startled and his spirit to divide into v spirit pieces that scatter around the isle. In the first encounter, Wisp will explain that he has been alone on the island for a very long time, and the player is the first person he has met there, hence his surprise.

At every coming together, Wisp will ask the player to retrieve his 5 spirit pieces in substitution for a advantage. The spirit pieces can exist captured with a Cyberspace, but they are not stationary and will slowly drift about the isle. After the role player returns to Wisp with all 5 pieces, he will then enquire if the histrion wants an expensive item (worth ten,000 bells or less) for the reward, or an item they exercise not currently own (1,500 bells or less, item non in catalog). Wisp will e'er announce if the item he is giving is habiliment, article of furniture, floor, or wallpaper. Choosing an expensive item does not guarantee a valuable reward, and a cheap particular or one the player already has maybe given instead; Wisp warns that he has difficulty discerning the value of things. Wisp volition occasionally also mention that the particular will be chosen from a specific theme, such as flooring or furniture. Once all is done, Wisp says he hopes to cantankerous paths with the player over again and disappears.

If the histrion has already obtained a ladder, Wisp will only spawn on elevated areas.

If the player logs off (saves and quit) the game during Wisp's quest, the game volition act as if the player never talked to Wisp at all when the player relogs, requiring the histrion to beginning Wisp'southward quest again. Any spirit pieces will disappear in the thespian's inventory if the game is closed.

If the player completes Wisp's quest and logs on as another resident, and so Wisp will respawn for the other thespian to initiate Wisp'south quest. Should the thespian initiate political party play afterwards completing Wisp's quest, Wisp volition likewise respawn. In this instance, Wisp will not lose his spirit if he is talked to by a resident who has completed his quest on the same twenty-four hours but will for residents who accept never completed his quest. Only the resident who started the questline tin catch Wisp'due south spirit pieces.

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#255 Wisp

Gender	Male
Type	Special
Star sign	Pisces
Wearing apparel	North/A
Petphrase	N/A
Password	K&td8fius2@@Kx aevCyhFF8L#MgT
Profile	You'll take to stay upwards tardily if you want to meet Wisp. This friend (simply very, very timid) ghost only visits during the darkest hours of night. But if you tin can stay upwardly for him, he'll give you lot a special treat in return for your help.

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Type	Special
Star sign	Pisces
Birthday	ii/26
Ringlet value	Northward/A
Hand sign	N/A
Asking	N/A

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Trivia

In Animal Crossing, Wisp will mutter something most a master and what he will exercise if the spirits aren't recovered.
In Metropolis Folk, Wisp says that he is scared of ghosts, even though as a lamp spirit he resembles one.
In New Horizons, Wisp mistakes the player for a ghost, startling him.
In New Leaf, the player can go an unlimited amount of Magic Lamps past picking it upward when he is encountered, and so giving it to some other player. He volition appear in a different lamp later on nearly 3 days.
In New Leaf, a weed-removing office can be accessed through Leif in one case Timmy and Tommy's store upgrades to T.I.Y., in which the player can pay him Bells so that he will remove all of the town'due south weeds, essentially making Wisp's weed removing reward useless.
Wisp looks similar to Boos from the Super Mario series. His German proper name, 'Buhu' is even based on 'Buh Huh', the German name of the Boos.
In New Leafage, Wisp has the voice of a lazy villager.
Wisp is one of merely four visible NPCs (the others being Jack, Farley, and Lloid) who isn't an animal or doesn't resemble an animal of whatsoever kind.
It could be probable that his Japanese name "Yutarou" and his appearance lonely could be a reference to Q-Tarou the Ghost from the former 1960's anime and manga "Obake no Q-Tarou".
In New Horizons, He has the vocalisation of a lazy villager.
He shares his birthday with Sheldon. Both of their birthdays are on Feb 26^th.
In New Horizons, when you hit him with a net while he'due south spiritless, he volition say not to confuse him with his pieces.
- This is likely considering in his spiritless grade, Wisp looks quite like to his spirits.

In other languages

Wisp

Language	Name
Japanese	ゆうたろう Yūtarou
French	Follet
Spanish	Buh
German language	Buhu
Italian	Spirideo
Dutch	Wisp
Chinese	幽幽 Yōuyōu
Korean	깨빈 KKaebin

References

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