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In {{NLWa}}, the player must first locate an [[empty lamp]] in their town. Once placed in a house the lamp can be interacted with to summon [[Wisp]], who provides access to most amiibo functionality in the game. Villagers can be invited to move into town by scanning their corresponding amiibo card. Special characters (using their figurines only) and villagers from the {{NLWa|short|nolink}} series will instead appear in their [[RV]] in the [[campground]] when scanned, from which furniture can be purchased in exchange for [[MEOW Coupons]]. The villagers can be spoken to and invited to move into town. The ''Super Smash Bros.'' Villager amiibo will also invite Wisp himself to the campground. | In {{NLWa}}, the player must first locate an [[empty lamp]] in their town. Once placed in a house the lamp can be interacted with to summon [[Wisp]], who provides access to most amiibo functionality in the game. Villagers can be invited to move into town by scanning their corresponding amiibo card. Special characters (using their figurines only) and villagers from the {{NLWa|short|nolink}} series will instead appear in their [[RV]] in the [[campground]] when scanned, from which furniture can be purchased in exchange for [[MEOW Coupons]]. The villagers can be spoken to and invited to move into town. The ''Super Smash Bros.'' Villager amiibo will also invite Wisp himself to the campground. | ||
| − | Other features include the [[amiibo Camera]] available on the title screen, which places characters in augmented reality using the 3DS camera. It is compatible with all {{SER|nolink}} amiibo but not any others, even those that yield crossover villagers with Wisp. However, these villagers and any others can be used in this feature if they are a resident in the player's town | + | Other features include the [[amiibo Camera]] available on the title screen, which places characters in augmented reality using the 3DS camera. It is compatible with all {{SER|nolink}} amiibo but not any others, even those that yield crossover villagers with Wisp. However, these villagers and any others can be used in this feature if they are a resident in the player's town. as well as players themselves. Also, in ''[[Animal Crossing Puzzle League]]'', each figurine grants [[Animal Crossing Puzzle League#Abilities_given_by_amiibo|a different special ability]], and crewmembers can be chosen for [[Desert Island Escape]]. |
The game is compatible with all {{SER|nolink}} amiibo figurines and cards from Series 1-4, the Welcome amiibo and Sanrio series, and promotional cards. Series 5 cards will only work if the character had an amiibo card in a prior series. The ''Super Smash Bros.'' series Villager and Isabelle figurines are also compatible. | The game is compatible with all {{SER|nolink}} amiibo figurines and cards from Series 1-4, the Welcome amiibo and Sanrio series, and promotional cards. Series 5 cards will only work if the character had an amiibo card in a prior series. The ''Super Smash Bros.'' series Villager and Isabelle figurines are also compatible. | ||
