Amiibo Cards Series 3

Animal Crossing Amiibo Card 201 Rover – Series 3 (Japanese)

€4.90

Official Nintendo amiibo card no. 201 from series 3: Rover (Charly), the blue cat who welcomes the player at the start of the adventure. Special glossy-finish card, Japanese version.

  • ✔ Official Nintendo card, not a reproduction
  • ✔ Works on every Switch, including French consoles
  • ✔ Compatible with Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Animal Crossing Amiibo Card 211 Grams – Series 3 (Japanese)

€9.90

Animal Crossing amiibo card no. 211, Grams (Mamiral in French, ゲコ in Japan), series 3. Japanese version: it scans without any problem on a French Switch, and the character appears in the game under the French name.

Animal Crossing Amiibo Card 214 Don Resetti – Series 3 (Japanese)

€2.50

Official Nintendo amiibo card no. 214 from series 3: Don Resetti (Don), the big-hearted mole and brother of Mr. Resetti. Special glossy-finish card, Japanese version.

  • ✔ Official Nintendo card, not a reproduction
  • ✔ Works on every Switch, including French consoles
  • ✔ Compatible with Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Animal Crossing Amiibo Card 230 Velma – Series 3 (Japanese)

€5.90

Animal Crossing amiibo card no. 230 Velma (Véra in French, ピティエ), series 3, Japanese version. Villager: invite her to live on your island in New Horizons. Compatible with every Switch console, including French ones.

Animal Crossing Amiibo Card 234 Marina – Series 3 (Japanese)

€9.90

Official Nintendo amiibo card no. 234 from series 3: Marina, the pink polka-dot octopus and one of Animal Crossing's best-loved villagers. Japanese version.

  • ✔ Official Nintendo card, not a reproduction
  • ✔ Works on every Switch, including French consoles
  • ✔ Invite Marina to live on your island in New Horizons

Animal Crossing Series 3: Amiibo Cards, Japanese Version
Series 3 covers the Animal Crossing amiibo cards numbered 201 to 300. Each card invites a specific resident into your game: Rover, Don Resetti, Marina and the other villagers of the series, as well as several special characters recognisable by their SP logo. All the cards offered here are original Japanese cards, bought in Japan and sold individually.

A Japanese amiibo card works exactly like a European one: the NFC chip holds the same data, and you simply hold it near the right stick of the Switch to use it in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. You can invite the resident to your campsite, have them move onto your island or have them pose at Harv’s photo studio. Only the text printed on the card is in Japanese; the game itself stays in your language.

Each card is photographed individually, sold in a protective sleeve and shipped from France by tracked letter. If a resident is missing from your collection, the shop regularly adds new cards from Series 3, as well as from Series 4 and 5.