There’s something really charming about the event.
Happy Turkey Day! #AnimalCrossing #ACNH #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/kyBfzbJspG
— Heidi (@NewHorizonHeidi) November 25, 2021
The hats just make it more formal.
I love that Animal Crossing decided that everyone should wear a little hat on holidays pic.twitter.com/fzlgp4Nc4O
— Sperry (@treehat) November 25, 2021
Gotta get those themed items!
Highlight of my Thanksgiving?… Finally getting that turkey day garden stand DIY #ACNH #AnimalCrossing pic.twitter.com/7Vuqrum03u
— ᏗᏒᎥᏋᏝ (@TheOtherAriel) November 25, 2021
Franklin’s appearance in the first game was pretty dark…
It finally dawned on me why Animal Crossing Turkey Day is so seafood oriented
— 🎮 Super MILU 🎮 (@Super_MILU) November 25, 2021
…and some players are still trying to eat the poor guy!
Happy Turkey Day! #AnimalCrossing #ACNH #NintendoSwitch pic.twitter.com/x7JPz9bSMK
— Anthony Diaz (@DmanZoroark) November 25, 2021
I’m sure the residents appreciated it, at least.
So I just spent a very frantic 20 mins looking for ingredients so this dude on my animal crossing island could cook his special food for Turkey Day. Success at 1053pm. I always do things last minute. pic.twitter.com/2hwWh1AWSf
— Tim Comer (@Tim_C15) November 25, 2021
It’s what the day is really about.
When real Thanksgiving is over and you can finally start Animal Crossing Turkey Day pic.twitter.com/Yudh1gnG8s
— Jordan Bond 🦃 (@j007) November 25, 2021
Some fans even went back to the beginning!
My Thanksgiving…@animalcrossing #gamecube #animalcrossing #Thanksgiving pic.twitter.com/jzef66Ts3N
— U̷n̷d̷e̷a̷d̷L̷a̷m̷b̷✏️🐹🎮➐ (@UndeadLamb) November 25, 2021