Lastly, Mable of the Willing Sisters should have seen your island at least one time. You don't have to unlock the Able Sisters' store, but this prickly hedgehog must be Animal Crossing Items at your island once to upgrade Nook's Cranny. You may place her near your Resident Services Building on random times selling some goods. Discussing her is critical to unlocking the store, so if you've got that, you're all great.

As soon as you've met all these conditions, your shop should upgrade on its own following the necessary period has passed. We're not certain if future upgrades will have the same steps or not, but it seems Nintendo packed more waiting into New Horizons. That's perfectly fine as we all cope with self-isolation.

While wandering along the scenic shore of your Animal Crossing: New Horizons island heaven you might have sometimes encounter something which looks like the water-logged corpse of Donald Duck washed up on your shores. That is Gulliver, the sea-faring seagull who, despite being a seasoned ship captain, appears to fall overboard rather frequently. You'd think by now an old sea dog - or bird in this case - would be much better at not tumbling into the ocean and nearly drowning. Unless it is not actually his fault. Maybe there's a far more sinister reason that Gulliver ends up stranded on your island.

Gulliver has been part of the Animal Crossing games because the beginning of the series. He normally pops on shores and asks for the player's help in return to his boat. Then he sends a product such as a nice piece of furniture as a reward for assisting him. At New Horizons, every time he winds up in your island that he lets you know that he ought to buy Animal Crossing Bells be able to contact his team with his communicator. Except the user's components are buried and broken across the beach. This occurs each and every time you find him.