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| - The Pirate Theme is one of the many Themes you can get from the W-Shop but some if the items are from the Curio Shop.
- The Pirate Theme consists of six unconventional, nautical-themed furniture items. Pirate items are obtained from Pascal in Wild World, City Folk, and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. After the player listens to his rant in Wild World, Pascal will leave, but not before giving the player a pirate item, before jumping backwards into the sea. Pascal will be at any of the bridges in town or (rarely) by the sea on random weekdays from 6 AM to midnight. The Pirate theme resembles the deck of a boat, complete with the floor having a grate or hatch leading "below decks".
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| - The Pirate Theme is one of the many Themes you can get from the W-Shop but some if the items are from the Curio Shop.
- The Pirate Theme consists of six unconventional, nautical-themed furniture items. Pirate items are obtained from Pascal in Wild World, City Folk, and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. After the player listens to his rant in Wild World, Pascal will leave, but not before giving the player a pirate item, before jumping backwards into the sea. Pascal will be at any of the bridges in town or (rarely) by the sea on random weekdays from 6 AM to midnight. In City Folk, if the player talks to him while there is a regular scallop in their inventory, he will ask for it. If the player gives him the scallop, he will, in turn, give a pirate item to the player. If the player denies his request, or do not have a scallop, he will jump off the bridge and float away. While diving in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Pascal may appear if the player catches a scallop. He will ask for it, and if the player agrees to give it to him, he'll give them a piece of Pirate furniture in return. Unlike other specialty themes, the player will be able to order some pirate items through the catalog once they have received them from Pascal (with the exception of Animal Crossing: New Leaf). The Pirate theme resembles the deck of a boat, complete with the floor having a grate or hatch leading "below decks". In this image the cannon is pointing out the window to make it look like a realistic boat. Vic owns many parts of this series in his house.
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