In Animal Crossing, the Lottery is an event that happens on the last day of each month. In order to play, the player must go to Nook's shop. Tom Nook will not buy or sell anything on a Lottery day.
In order to play, the player must have five tickets of the current month, but tickets from the previous year can still be used on the same month. To get tickets, the player must buy clothes and furniture from Tom Nook's shop. Tickets cannot be sold; Tom will refuse to buy them from the player and remind them of the raffle day.
When the player wins the lottery, Nook will usually offer the player items that are considered to be hard to find, or more often, an NES game. After the player has given him five tickets from that month, he will spin the balls in the container. Depending on the ball's color, the player will either get a specific prize (gold ball for first place, red ball for second place, blue ball for third place), or no prize at all (white ball).
The lottery does not appear in Wild World, City Folk, New Leaf, or New Horizons.
Furniture[]
The following pieces of furniture can only be obtained through the lottery, not from Tom's usual stock. They can also be obtained as gifts etc, and are worth +1029 HRA points.
- Blue Dresser
- Cabana Armchair
- Cabin Bookcase
- Classic Hutch
- Exotic Lamp
- Green Pantry
- Kiddie Stereo
- Lovely Kitchen
- Luigi Trophy
- Mario Trophy
- Modern Cabinet
- Ranch Hutch
- Regal Cupboard
- Black King
- Black Queen
- Blue Corner
- Cement Mixer
- Covered Wagon
- Garden Gnome
- Garden Pond
- Hamster Cage
- White King
- White Queen
- Balloon Fight*
- Clu Clu Land*
- Donkey Kong*
- Donkey Kong Jr. Math*
- Excitebike
- Golf*
- Pinball*
- Tennis*
- NES game
events by month | List of|
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January | |
February | |
March | |
April | April Fool's Day · Arbor Day · Bunny Day · Cherry Blossom Season(N) · Maple Leaf Season(S) · Nature Day · Weeding Day |
May | |
June | |
July | |
August | |
September | |
October | |
November | Harvest Festival · Mayor's Day · Mushrooming Season(N) · Officer's Day · Maple Leaf Season(N) · Sale Day |
December | |
Year-round |