You'll notice the first thing you notice when you wake up in Animal Crossing New Horizons: the fact that your tent has been transformed into a house. Thank you so much for everything you've done to help! Clearly, you've made significant strides in the right direction. You should pay a visit to Tom Nook, who will congratulate you and provide you with a new mortgage for 98,000 AC bells, which you can use to put toward the completion of your next home improvement project. It is now absolutely essential that we get down to business.

It is an important goal to donate at least 15 fish or bugs to the BLATHERS animal shelter in New York City, which will be the first of many such donations.

While you may not have spent much time playing on Day 1, it's likely that you were able to discover at least 15 different species of bugs and fish (not counting the five that you donated to Tom Nook on the first day). If you have reason to believe this is the case, you should bring them over to Blathers the Owl for further examination. There are two other items for which he will provide you with recipes: the Flimsy Shovel and the Vaulting Pole, both of which you will be able to craft on your own. Using the Vaulting Pole, in particular, can be useful for crossing rivers in your town if you're fortunate enough to come across one while exploring.

Until you have donated all of the species that you have discovered (as well as any duplicates), you must keep all new species that you come across (as well as sell any duplicates) in order to meet the donation requirement of 15 species.

Additionally, you should have a letter from your mother, which should contain three pieces of fruit that are not native to your region, as an additional piece of documentation. Using your newly acquired shovel, dig three holes in the ground and plant one special fruit in each hole, starting with the largest hole. Before you plant your trees, it's important to remember that they will only grow if there is at least one free space in every direction around them. Check that the locations you choose for your trees are free of obstructions before you plant them.

Pay attention for any cracks in the ground that may have developed as a result of the use of the Flimsy Shovel and report them to the authorities. After opening its doors to the public in the fall of 2018, Blathers' Museum will house a collection of fossils that were discovered during excavations at these sites. These fossils will eventually make their way into Blathers' collection.

The second and most important goal is to collect resources for the second time.

If you repeat the resource collection process from Day 1 over and over again, you will ensure that you have collected all of the rocks and trees that are naturally occurring on your island. The digging of two holes diagonally across the surface of the ground can be used to make the rock mining process more manageable in terms of timing, which will make the process more efficient. In the illustration, a rock is struck with a shovel in the corner of the two holes at a 45-degree angle to the other two holes, as shown.

Because you will be able to see through two holes, you will be less likely to be pushed backward and miss the rock completely (thus giving you fewer chances to hit it).

Increasing the amount of resources available at the location is the third major goal, and it is the most difficult to achieve.

If you were meticulous in your resource gathering, it is recommended that you have at least 30 pieces of each type of wood in your resource collection in order to ensure that you have at least 30 pieces of softwood, 30 pieces of hardwood, and 30 free ACNH bells in your resource collection. Access to the interior of Tom Nook's tent, where you will have a conversation with Timmy, a small raccoon who will provide you with some valuable information. It is likely that he will be asked about his interest in starting his own business and the fact that he will require financial assistance at some point during the course of the conversation. In order to complete this task, you must deliver to him all ninety-nine different varieties of Wood.

Although there is some good news, the bad news is that he is also on the lookout for 30 Iron Nuggets, making things even more difficult for you. On the first and second days, if you collect every resource you possibly can, the odds of coming up just short of the total you set for yourself on the first day are in your favor. As a result, we recognize that you may prefer to submit the required resources on Day 3 rather than Day 1, and we appreciate your consideration. What you've done is perfectly acceptable in this situation.

Utilizing the Nook ticket that has been provided as the fourth major goal is another important accomplishment.

In exchange for your time and effort, you will receive a free Nook Ticket that will allow you to travel to a randomly generated island that is teeming with additional resources for you to collect and explore. Alternatively, if you are only a few Iron Nuggets away from completing your goal and want to ensure that the Store is built as quickly as possible, this is an excellent method of completing it quickly. Meeting your 30-Iron Nugget goal is perfectly acceptable, even if it means delaying your start date until Day 3 (as we did).

Make it a point to bring back as many of the fruits that you discover while traveling that are different from the fruits that are native to your island as you can. Growing them and distributing them through this method is preferable to selling them (as you did with the fruits from your mother), which is what you did with the fruits from your mother. It is a fantastic way to make a significant amount of money early in your farming career by exporting foreign fruits, which sell for 500 Bells per pound and can be sold to other countries.

Do you think it's possible that Nook Island is also home to a resident animal, one with which you can communicate and perhaps even invite to come and live with you on your island getaway? However, even though it will not happen immediately, it is a good idea to invite everyone you come into contact with to your island as soon as possible in order to help expedite the process of populating your island with people and thus increase the likelihood of success.

In order to assist you in achieving your objectives, you should purchase improved recipes for your tools, which is Big Goal #5 on your list.

It costs 3,000 Nook Miles to purchase Pretty Good Tool Recipes from a vending machine in Tom Nook's store, which is located in the basement of the building. This purchase grants you access to a variety of tools, which you can use to craft your own. Essentially, these are more durable versions of your existing tools, but they necessitate a greater investment of resources to build (including Iron Nuggets, which are critical for survival). In addition, they are more expensive to build than conventional structures. It is not recommended that any action be taken with any of these tools until the 30 Iron Nuggets have been returned to the store in the same condition as they were received.

As a result of purchasing this recipe pack, you will be given two new ticket miles nook to test out on your fellow players. In the event that you do not have any Iron Nuggets, it is possible to construct the Stone Axe without the use of these materials; however, this is not recommended. With the Flimsy Axe, it is a worthwhile (but not mandatory) upgrade option due to the fact that it is significantly more durable. One or more Iron Nuggets are required to construct one of the axes included in the recipe pack, and the number of Nuggets required varies depending on the appearance of the item. Keep this second axe in your possession at all times because if used incorrectly, it has the potential to bring down an entire tree in two blows. This amount of wood will be more than sufficient if all you are doing with the Stone Axe is gathering wood from trees.