Animal Crossing: New Horizon fans have found a new way to trade valuable items to other players through a new site — Nookazon.Trading has always been a vital part of the Animal Crossing gameplay loop, and thanks to fan created Nookzaon, players have never been able to trade with such ease. The site is similar to Amazon, where users can shop for things they’re looking for including furniture, clothes, DIY Recipes, and much more.
Nookazon is a tool where anyone can post their inventories. Furniture, fruit, crafting items and even neighbors are all up for sale for Bells, Nook Miles, or an equal value barter. Once fans select an item, players use the site to instantly find owners, along with contact info such as Discord ID and Switch Codes. Nookazon adds a whole extra layer of infrastructure to Animal Crossing, allowing players to build wishlists and easily trade with other islands.
While Nookazon is a play on “Amazon,” the site functions more like eBay. People create an account and can begin looking for items they want or listing items and people they have. The categories available include Animal Crossing: New Horizons clothing, DIY recipes, flowers, fossils, fruits, furniture, materials, songs, tools, and villagers. While the “make an offer” option is available, people can also ask for money or specific people and items. Searching for a specific item brings up multiple listings, so you can find the listing that best meets your need. For example, if someone looks for a recycled-can thumb piano, you might find some people who would only want a single bell and the materials to make it for you or those asking for as much as 2,000 bells. If you need Buy
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One bizarre thing about Nookazon though is that villagers are also being sold like some sort of evil animal black market scheme. If you thought being in debt to a little Raccoon was bad enough, that’s child play compared to the selling and acquiring of animals against their will.
Players can search for items they want or peruse each individual subsection for a specific item. Once found, all available sellers have contact information like their Switch friend code or their Discord handle listed so you can get in touch with them and handle the exchange. Folks can list their asking price or put objects up under the "make an offer" status. Think of it like an "LFG" (looking for group) fan site that's frequently used for games like Destiny.
