Q&A for How to Make Bells Quickly on Animal Crossing: New Leaf

You can't complete the game. You can get a perfect town, but the game never ends.

Ordinances affect the way the town runs, and cost 20,000 bells to activate. Some ordinances will change the time shops open and close, while others will change item prices and nature.

No, but you can buy your own at the island shop. There isn't a wet suit available every day, so keep checking back.

The only way to remove bedhead is to visit Shampoodle's and get a hairstyle for 3,000 bells.

The suggestion should come up sooner or later if you have been playing the game for over a week or two and have donated at least 20 items to the museum (at least one in each category), then brought it to the town hall. When it is brought to the town hall, you raise money for it like any other public work project.

If you are using local wireless, yes, anybody's town near yours. If you are online, you need to have their friend code.

If you get a perfect fruit once, you can plant it. After you have planted the perfect fruit, the tree that grows will give you more perfect fruit.

Use an umbrella in the sun and stay out of the sun whenever possible. It may take a while, so you have to be up for playing a ton. It fades slowly and comes slowly, so don't worry if you stay out in the sun for a few minutes.

Get money other ways like with fruit, shells, bugs, and fish that you find in your own town. Also, if you have a friend that plays ACNL (Animal Crossing New Leaf), you can sell your fruit for more bells there (it only costs more bells if the fruit is foreign to their town).

Upgrade your town a lot and wait until you're allowed to get it as a public works project.

On ACNL after getting to a certain stage in the game, you will be able to access a boat at the wharf, which will take you to the island after about a minute. At the island, you immediately are in the shop area where, to your right, you can buy 'souvenirs'. One of them is a wet suit, and from my memory it costs around 60 medals. Medals are earned by going on tours, which are little mini games within the game itself. You can go on tours by talking to the younger-looking turtle to the left, and ask her to go on a tour. Then sit down in the chairs located in front of her. You earn medals based on how well you went. Then once you've earned enough medals you can buy!

Unfortunately, there is no easy way. You just have to have light-speed reflexes. A moment too soon could mess up the whole thing, but if you wait a bit, another shark will pop up. Just be careful.

You go to the tropical island. The boat-vender appears on the docks after you expand your house once. If you say yes to going on the boat, you will reach the hut. Go outside of the hut and talk to the little wavy tree branch outside. He will offer to rent you anything, one of which is the wet-suit. If you leave the island with the wet-suit on, you will get to take it home.

They’re usually sold at Timmy and Tommy’s store.

They grow on trees. If it is not your island's native fruit and Isabelle doesn't give you any, you have to either go to a friend's town who has lemons, or go to the island and go on tours which have lemon trees. Shake the tree and pick up at least one lemon and take it back to your town. Dig a hole in the ground, open your pockets and select the "bury" option for the lemon(s). In a few days you should have a lemon tree. Be careful not to plant the tree in the shade or too close to a river/pond/edge of a cliff or on the beach or the tree won't grow.

To unlock the island, you need to expand your house at least one time. You can do this at Nook's Homes. The next time you start the game, Tortimer should be there to tell you about the island.

Unless it is a tree of perfect fruit, which can only be used a couple of times, then yes. Fruit grows back on trees within a few days.

I would recommend having your fossil assessed by Blathers first, regardless of what you plan to do with it. Assessed fossils are worth more than non-assessed fossils. Assuming you've done that, it is still okay to sell that fossil. Fossils can appear in your town more than once, so you still have a chance of coming across the fossil again later on.

You connect to Wi-Fi outside of the game. If you go on system settings, there should be an Internet settings option.

Ordinances do many things. The Night Owl ordinate makes villagers wake up and go to be later and makes shops open and close later. Early Bird ordinance does the opposite, making shops open and close earlier and changing villagers' sleep schedules so they rise earlier and go to bed later. The Bell Boom/Wealth ordinance will make shops buy and sell items for 1.2 times more (an item previously costing 100 bells would cost 120 bells) and Re-Tails premium list will have two items instead of one. The Beautiful Town ordinance makes weeds appear less, keeps flowers alive, have no cockroaches or trash in the ocean, makes villagers water flowers more and makes hybrids 20% more likely to spawn.

Rotten fruit falls from a perfect fruit tree. It will be the last fruit your tree produces before turning into a regular tree. It can be found on the ground as opposed to on a tree. To get rid of rotten fruit, you must either dispose of it in a trash can or pay a fee.

Read Get Shampoodle in Animal Crossing: New Leaf . You must first spend at least 8,000 bells at Able Sisters and wait or skip ahead ten days. This should enable Kicks to be built. Once Kicks is built, spend a further 10,000 bells at Able Sisters and/or Kicks. Shampoodle should be built after four days.

To get the island, you must upgrade your house at least once. This means you will have to pay off your loan .

Use the moveable circle pad on your 3DS to move around in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.