We review the casualties in the fauna of the Nintendo Switch videogame now that the month of April ends. Only four species leave this time.
One month ends and another begins. Animal Crossing: New Horizons, a living world with its own animal fauna governed by the seasons, will add and dismiss fish and critters on the occasion of the arrival of the month of May, so here we are going to review which animals leave the last day of April and, therefore, we will not be able to fish or catch when the calendar tells us that we are in the fifth month of 2020.
Goodbye to tarantulas, rooster, swordfish and tuna
Remarkably, the tarantula is the only species to which we will have to say goodbye, a bug that is really quoted in stores and that has given a lot to talk about on the aptly named island of tarantulas. Once it is machered, the most advisable thing will be to opt for scorpions if what we want is to stock up berries at high speed.
As for fish, at the end of April the rooster, swordfish and tuna will leave, and they will beg for a while until we see them again.
Delving into more details about its availability, the tuna will not be available again on the docks until November. For its part, the swordfish will stay away from our islands until July; only absent in May, June and October. Finally, the rooster will return this October. For its part, the long-awaited tarantula, which provides us with 8,000 berries per sale, will visit us again from November.
The future of Animal Crossing: New Horizons goes through updates with "surprises" for at least three years. The title, now available exclusively for Nintendo Switch, is a best seller. You can check here everything to come. To highlight, during this month of May we will have the so-called May Day (from May 1 to 5), which will allow a special getaway, while International Museum Day (from May 18 to 31) will focus on the new room enabled in the museum to incorporate those artistic pieces that we buy.
Below, we explain how to get the Art Gallery and visit us Ladino in Animal Crossing New Horizons and how to differentiate fake arts from real ones.
