Prepare for the spooky season in Animal Crossing.
October marks the start of the spooky season in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, with major events and new critters to catch. Aside from attending a big Halloween party, players can also catch lots of new critters on land, in the water, and beneath the waves. With the seasons changing, October is a great month for critter collectors and social butterflies alike.
New Bugs Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere New Fish Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere New Deep-Sea Creatures Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere October Events And Seasonal Items October has some great events, and it’s a particularly fun month for Southern Hemisphere players, who get to experience Cherry Blossom Season from October 1st through to October 10th. Hardwood trees will blossom and cherry blossom petals can be caught with a net.
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