Tom Nook Point System

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The player accessing the Tom Nook Point System in Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Not to be confused with Nook Points.

The Tom Nook Point System (TNPS) is a loyalty program for Tom Nook's store in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk. Accessed from the Point-Tracking Machine (PTM) in the store, the Tom Nook Point System keeps track of the player's purchases, rewarding one point for every 100 Bells spent on a single item. As the player accumulates points, they will receive unique items and increase their member status, giving them store discounts.

Around once per month, Tom Nook's store holds a Point Special, in which the player receives five times the normal amount of points for each purchase. Point Specials always occur on weekends where there are no events, and they are announced on the bulletin board three days in advance.

Appearances[edit]

In Wild World[edit]

In Animal Crossing: Wild World, the player increases their member status when they accumulate a total of 300, 5,000, 10,000, and 20,000 points. Reaching each status rewards the player with a unique store model, and the last three statuses rewards store discounts. Point Specials do not occur until a second player moves to the player's town.

# of points Status Reward Store discount
300 Member Nook's Cranny Nook's Cranny -
5,000 Silver Member Nook 'n' Go Nook 'n' Go 5%
10,000 Gold Member Nookway Nookway 10%
20,000 Platinum Member Nookington's Nookington's 20%

In City Folk[edit]

The Point-Tracking Machine in Animal Crossing: City Folk

In Animal Crossing: City Folk, the point statuses, rewards, and discounts return from Wild World. New options on the Point-Tracking Machine include "Visitor points" and "Exchange present". Selecting the former allows the player to receive three points each day for visiting the store; if done while visiting another player's town, the player instead receives five points. Selecting the latter option allows the player to spend points in exchange for Nintendo-themed items; the player can accumulate a total of 50,000 points to spend.

# of points Status Reward Store discount
300 Member Nook's Cranny Nook's Cranny -
5,000 Silver Member Nook 'n' Go Nook 'n' Go 5%
10,000 Gold Member Nookway Nookway 10%
20,000 Platinum Member Nookington's Nookington's 20%

Point exchange items[edit]

Point exchange items in Animal Crossing: City Folk

Item Image Type Buy price Sell price Available from
Banana banana Furniture 500 Points  256 Bells  Point-Tracking Machine
Kart kart Furniture 10,000 Points  256 Bells  Point-Tracking Machine
Triple shells triple shells Furniture 800 Points  256 Bells  Point-Tracking Machine
Yoshi's egg Yoshi's egg Furniture 1,000 Points  256 Bells  Point-Tracking Machine
Hero's clothes hero's clothes Clothing 5,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Varia suit Varia suit Clothing 5,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Toad hat Toad hat Clothing 3,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Samus mask Samus mask Clothing 6,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Midna's Mask Midna's Mask Clothing 6,500 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Majora's mask Majora's mask Clothing 6,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Hero's cap hero's cap Clothing 6,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Wario hat Wario hat Clothing 5,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Bad bro stache bad bro stache Clothing 2,500 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Peach's parasol Peach's parasol Umbrella 4,000 Points Cannot be sold  Point-Tracking Machine
Includes data sourced from the Data Spreadsheet for Animal Crossing: City Folk, compiled by TimeSword3D, AlexBot2004, and Cuyler.

Trivia[edit]

  • In Animal Crossing: City Folk, it is possible for a Point Special to be advertised on the bulletin board as occurring on December 25, despite Tom Nook's store being closed on that date.
  • In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Timmy or Tommy may tell the player that their store does not have a point system, referencing the Tom Nook Point System.