November in Animal Crossing means new and returning bugs, fish, and deep sea creatures, alongside seasonal items and events.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons hinges on the real world, as the island transforms with the months. As November 2022 comes around, certain critters will depart, with others taking their place. Players in the Northern Hemisphere will enter their last month of autumn while the Southern Hemisphere finishes the spring. November also means a couple of returning events, including Animal Crossing‘s infamous Turkey Day. The new month is another chance to fill missing space in the museum, so players looking to complete their collection should get their nets, fishing rods, & diving suits and head out.
While fish and deep sea creatures can pop up throughout the rivers and ocean, bugs prefer different environments. Some fly around while others stay hidden in the rocks. Players missing a few bugs should make sure to look in those locations with nets at the ready.
Bugs Returning in November
Northern Hemisphere
Name | Sell Price | Time of Day | Location |
---|---|---|---|
Damselfy | 500 | All Day | Flying |
Mole Cricket | 500 | All Day | Underground |
Tarantula | 8,000 | 7pm – 4am | Ground |
Southern Hemisphere
Name | Sell Price | Time of Day | Location |
---|---|---|---|
Great Purple Emperor | 3,000 | 4am – 7pm | Flying |
Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing | 4,000 | 8am – 4pm | Flying |
Banded Dragonfly | 4,500 | 8am – 5pm | Flying |
Pondskater | 130 | 8am – 7pm | Fresh Water |
Diving Beetle | 800 | 8am – 7pm | Fresh Water |
Violin Beetle | 450 | All Day | Tree Stumps |
Rosalia Batesi Beetle | 3,000 | All Day | Tree Stumps |
Scorpion | 8,000 | 7pm – 4am | Ground |
Fish Swimming Home
Northern Hemisphere
Name | Sell Price | Time of Day | Location |
---|---|---|---|
Bitterling | 900 | All Day | River |
Blowfish | 5,000 | 9pm – 4am | Sea |
Tuna | 7,000 | All Day | Pier |
Blue Marlin | 10,000 | All Day | Pier |
Football Fish | 2,500 | 4pm – 9am | Sea |
Southern Hemisphere
Name | Sell Price | Time of Day | Location |
---|---|---|---|
Angelfish | 3,000 | 4pm – 9am | River |
Betta | 2,500 | 9am – 4pm | River |
Catfish | 800 | 4pm – 9am | Pond |
Frog | 120 | All Day | Pond |
Giant Trevally | 4,500 | All Day | Pier |
Mahi-Mahi | 6,000 | All Day | Pier |
Nibble Fish | 1,500 | 9am – 4pm | River |
Rainbowfish | 800 | 9am – 4pm | River |
Deep Sea Creatures for November
Northern Hemisphere
Name | Sell Price | Time of Day |
---|---|---|
Dungeness Crab | 1,900 | All Day |
Red King Crab | 8,000 | All Day |
Sea Cucumber | 500 | All Day |
Sea Pig | 10,000 | 4pm – 9am |
Snow Crab | 6,000 | All Day |
Southern Hemisphere
Name | Sell Price | Time of Day |
---|---|---|
Sea Urchin | 1,700 | All Day |
Slate Pencil Urchin | 2,000 | 4pm – 9am |
Gigas Giant Clam | 15,000 | All Day |
Vampire Squid | 10,000 | 4pm – 9am |
Spotted Garden Eel | 1,100 | 4pm – 9am |
November Seasonal Events & Items
Players in the Southern Hemisphere will get another Bug Off hosted by Flick in Animal Crossing on November 19th, the third Saturday of the month. By collecting as many bugs as possible, players can earn one of twelve random bug-themed prizes like the ladybug umbrella or spider web. Regardless of the hemisphere, Turkey Day will arrive on the island on November 24th, coinciding with Thanksgiving. Players can earn special recipes from Franklin the turkey and unlock four specialty items that cannot be crafted. Outside the island’s great feast, Animal Crossing: New Horizons players can enjoy the end of the season and spend their days completing their Critterpedias.
Source: Animal Crossing wiki.