The Mystery Behind Animal Crossing’s Beloved Gyroids
<p>Do<strong>you remember <em>Animal Crossing’s</em> decorative furniture figures called Gyroid<em>s</em>? Despite them being quite spooky, their fancy sounds and dances added so much life to one's in-game house.</strong></p>
<p>Gyroids<em> </em>are loved by a large part of <em>Animal Crossing’s</em> community, including me. Besides their funny looks and sounds, they certainly have a mysterious vibe around them. I could never fully grasp them as a kid, but still, my house always ended up full of them.</p>
<p>And so, I’m dedicating this article to one of Nintendo’s most elusive and enigmatic entities: <strong>the Gyroid</strong>.</p>
<h1>What are Gyroids?</h1>
<p>Gyroids are special furniture items available in most <em>Animal Crossing </em>games. They can be dug up after rainy or snowy days, similar to fossils. When activated, Gyroids<em> </em>move their body and make a specific sound which is often linked to their name (e.g.: “Croakoids” make a croaking sound like a frog).</p>
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