Harriet
The poodle hairstylist who will give you a new look for 3,000 Bells.
Harriet is a poodle who will do the player's hair for 3,000 Bells in *Animal Crossing: Wild World*. She first appears with the Nookington's expansion in that game. In *Animal Crossing: City Folk*, Harriet has moved her shop to the city.
- Species
- Poodle
- Role
- Hairstylist
- First Appearance
- Animal Crossing: Wild World
Lore & Background
Harriet's role is tied directly to the Nookington's Department Store expansion in *Animal Crossing: Wild World*. When Nook's store reaches its largest form, players meet Harriet, a poodle who offers haircuts for 3,000 Bells. In *Animal Crossing: City Folk*, she relocates her salon to the city, continuing to offer her hairstyling services there.
In Their Own Story
The source does not provide a narrative story for Harriet beyond her functional role. It states that in *Wild World*, with the Nookington's expansion, the player meets Harriet, a poodle who will do the player's hair for 3,000 Bells. In *City Folk*, Harriet has moved her shop to the city. No further story details, dialogue, or character moments are given in the source.
Reader's Guide
Harriet is a hairstylist who appears in two *Animal Crossing* titles. In *Animal Crossing: Wild World*, she becomes available only after Nook's Cranny has been upgraded to Nookington's Department Store. Once there, she will style the player's hair for a flat fee of 3,000 Bells. In *Animal Crossing: City Folk*, Harriet no longer works inside Nook's store; instead, she operates her own salon in the city area. Players can visit her there to change their hairstyle for the same 3,000 Bell fee.
Did You Know?
- Harriet is a poodle, not a toucan.
- She charges exactly 3,000 Bells for a haircut in both *Wild World* and *City Folk*.
- Harriet only appears after Nook's store has been upgraded to Nookington's Department Store in *Wild World*.
- In *City Folk*, Harriet moves her salon to the city, separate from Nook's store.
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