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Even though the sets won’t be released for quite some time, LEGO has revealed renders and details for 5 Nintendo Animal Crossing sets. After the first teasers the set has been dubbed Fabuland 2.0 by AFOLs on social media. It’s not hard to see why…

The renders are unusual -for LEGO- low quality. It’s not possible to see yet if stickers or prints are used and other details. With sets released March 1 2024 maybe the unveil is a bit premature or rushed and hopefully LEGO releases some better pictures soon.

The full press release from LEGO follows:

Today, the LEGO Group reveals brand-new LEGO Animal Crossing sets, inspired by the popular video game series from Nintendo.

Millions of people have found their happy place while playing Animal Crossing. Now for the first time, that world is coming to LEGO brick form.

The five new play experiences, created in partnership with Nintendo, allow LEGO builders to explore the world and characters from the video games, and play out different stories in the brick-built landscape.

The sets have been developed to fit together easily and offer a high level of customisation. For instance, it’s possible to switch elements between buildings – including the window frames – with one simple click. All sets can be adapted, mixed, and changed, enabling builders to create their own worlds and make the settings unique to them.

Builders aged 6+ can get creative and imaginative by bringing their favourite scenes and characters to life in the physical world with LEGO Animal Crossing. The new range will include build experiences such as:


Julian’s Birthday Party (77046)

170 pieces – $14.99

Julian’s Birthday Party, where builders can celebrate with Julian, share cupcakes, and open presents.

Bunnie’s Outdoor Activities (77047)

164 pieces – $19.99

Bunnie’s Outdoor Activities allows enthusiasts of the great outdoors to roleplay setting up a tent, roasting marshmallows or using the vaulting pole to jump across the water, and grab the shovel or other recognizable tools from the video game series.

Kapp’n’s Island Boat Tour (77048)

233 pieces – $29.99

Kapp’n’s Island Boat Tour gives fans the opportunity to board the boat and explore another island with Kapp’n and Marshal, go on an adventure to search for coconuts and bamboo, discover wildlife, hermit crabs, and fish or simply hang out and enjoy the fire.

Isabelle’s House Visit (77049)

389 pieces – $39.99

Isabelle’s House Visit allows builders to get creative and help Isabelle and Fauna customize Fauna’s house and enjoy activities like opening the balloon present, crafting tools, or picking fruits and flowers.

Nook’s Cranny & Rosie´s House (77050)

535 pieces – $74.99

Nook’s Cranny & Rosie’s House gives builders two locations where they can roleplay stocking up Nook’s Cranny shop or go to Rosie’s house for freshly baked cookies.


Since its first release in 2001, Animal Crossing continues to be one of the most popular franchises on Nintendo platforms.

All sets can be viewed with more renders in the online LEGO store.

What do you think of these sets? Do you like them? Share your thoughts in the comments!


Official details:

“To us, Animal Crossing is all about creativity and roleplay, so bringing that to life in physical form using LEGO bricks and creating new minifigures has been fun for the team” said Simon Kent, Creative Lead, Design Director at the LEGO Group. “One of the challenges was to make sure that customisation of the sets was simple so builders could experience the freedom they have in the game. Additionally, creating the minifigures to make sure they were accurately representing the characters in the video games was very important for us. We look forward to giving kids the opportunity to play with their favourite characters from Animal Crossing!”

“The Animal Crossing video game series is about creating a world where you freely build the life you want, and now with LEGO bricks, you can build that world with your own hands in the real world too” said Aya Kyogoku, Game Producer of Nintendo Co., Ltd. “Putting the sets together is only the beginning. Kids can use the furniture, plants, and more, included with each set, to customise them or even combine multiple sets to create their own village. There are so many different ways kids will be able to express their creativity based on what they like, which can evolve as they grow. We hope that the world of Animal Crossing and its characters, now also in the form of LEGO bricks, can bring smiles to people’s faces by being a part of their day-to-day lives.”

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