Nookipedia MCP. Query every item and character fact from Animal Crossing.
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Nookipedia provides direct access to the entire Animal Crossing API, allowing your AI agent to query complex game data instantly.
Check villager stats by name or species, pull real-time catalog information for bugs, fish, and fossils, and retrieve crafting requirements for every DIY recipe.
It’s an encyclopedia for the whole series, handling everything from New Horizons furniture details to historical collectible tracking.
What your AI agents can do
Get nh art
Retrieves data on New Horizons artworks.
Get nh bugs
Gets a list of bugs found in New Horizons.
Get nh clothing
Retrieves clothing items available in New Horizons.
You can retrieve detailed information about any villager across the game series using get_villagers.
Use specialized tools like get_nh_furniture, get_nh_clothing, or get_nh_tools to pull structured data on specific item sets.
Retrieve real-time data for bugs (get_nh_bugs), fish (get_nh_fish), and fossils (get_nh_fossils).
Access crafting recipes, including the exact materials needed, using get_nh_recipes.
Get information on in-game seasonal events and their dates via get_nh_events.
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Nookipedia: 15 Tools for AC Encyclopedia Access
These 15 tools let your AI client pull specific, structured data about everything in the Animal Crossing world—from villagers to rare fossils.
019e5d3cget nh art
Retrieves data on New Horizons artworks.
019e5d3cget nh bugs
Gets a list of bugs found in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh clothing
Retrieves clothing items available in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh events
Pulls information on New Horizons events and their dates.
019e5d3cget nh fish
Gets a list of fish found in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh fossils
Retrieves information on fossils from New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh furniture
Gets structured data about furniture items in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh gyroids
Retrieves details on gyroid decorative pieces from New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh interior
Gets information about interior decorations in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh misc
Retrieves general miscellaneous items from New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh photos
Gets details on photos and posters in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh recipes
Retrieves crafting recipes for DIY items in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh sea creatures
Gets a list of sea creatures found in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget nh tools
Retrieves information on tools available in New Horizons.
019e5d3cget villagers
Gets comprehensive details about any villager, filterable by name, species, or personality.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Look, forget the messy wikis you gotta dig through on your phone. This server gives your AI agent straight access to the whole Animal Crossing API—it's like having the master data vault for every single thing that happens in the game series.
When you pull from this MCP Server, you get structured data fast. You can check villager stats by name or species, track down real-time catalog info on bugs and fish, and figure out exactly what materials you need for any DIY recipe. It's the encyclopedia, period.
Villagers: If you wanna know something about a resident, use get_villagers. You can get detailed profiles on any villager across the whole series, filtering by name, species, or even their personality type. This tool gives you everything—birthdays, catchphrases, and style details.
The Habitat Catalog: For all the stuff that pops up in New Horizons (NH), you've got dedicated endpoints. You can pull structured data on furniture using get_nh_furniture, grab details about clothing items with get_nh_clothing, or look up specific tools with get_nh_tools. If you're decorating, get_nh_interior handles all the wallpaper and decoration metadata.
Need to know about those cool architectural pieces? Use get_nh_gyroids for dedicated details on decorative gyriods.
Collectibles & Decor: You can track down artwork using get_nh_art, which pulls info on New Horizons specific paintings and posters. For general miscellaneous items, use get_nh_misc. To map out your island's aesthetic, check photos and poster details with get_nh_photos.
The Natural World: You don't wanna waste time wandering around just to find a bug or fossil. Use get_nh_bugs for the full list of bugs found in NH, and get fish data instantly with get_nh_fish. Fossils are handled by get_nh_fossils, while sea life is covered by two tools: you can get general details on sea creatures using get_nh_sea_creatures, or check out specific fish listings with get_nh_fish.
Making Stuff & Planning: Need to craft something? get_nh_recipes pulls up all the DIY crafting recipes, telling you exactly what materials and items are needed. Wanna know when that big seasonal party is happening? get_nh_events gives you info on NH events and their dates. If you're looking for specific structural pieces of content, like general information about sea creatures or tools available in New Horizons, those details live under get_nh_sea_creatures and get_nh_tools, respectively.
Summary: You can also pull the specifics on things that make up your island's lifeblood. Use get_nh_bugs for all insects, get_nh_furniture for every chair and table, get_nh_interior for wall coverings, and get_nh_photos if you're collecting art. This server gives your agent a complete data layer over the entire game world.
How Nookipedia MCP Works
- 1 First, subscribe to the Nookipedia server and input your API key. This gives your AI client access to the entire Animal Crossing database.
- 2 Next, you call a specific tool function (e.g.,
get_nh_bugs) and pass necessary parameters like location or name. - 3 Your agent receives clean, structured data—whether it's a list of fish names or a villager's birthday—and uses it in the conversation.
The bottom line is: your AI client talks to Nookipedia using specific tool calls instead of searching random websites.
Who Is Nookipedia MCP For?
Anyone who spends too much time cross-referencing details across multiple fan wikis needs this. If you’re the Museum Curator trying to verify a donation, or the Interior Designer planning a whole island theme, this cuts out hours of manual searching.
Uses get_nh_fossils and get_nh_bugs to verify which items are available for donation or display.
Calls get_nh_furniture and get_nh_interior repeatedly to ensure a specific item variation exists before modeling it.
Uses get_villagers to gather accurate details like catchphrases and species for character writing or role-playing scripts.
What Changes When You Connect
- Need to plan a whole room? Call
get_nh_furnitureandget_nh_interior. You get metadata for thousands of items, so you don't have to open 17 different tabs just to compare wallpapers and chairs. - Tracking your collection? Use
get_nh_photosorget_nh_gyroidsto check specific item statuses without leaving the chat. It’s instant verification on posters and elusive decorative pieces. - Got a friend's name? Run
get_villagersand you pull their birthday, species, and catchphrase in one go. No more guessing or cross-referencing multiple wikis for basic lore. - Stuck on crafting something? Don't guess the materials. Use
get_nh_recipesto see exactly what seeds, wood, or nuggets are needed for any DIY item. - Checking your museum progress? You can use tools like
get_nh_bugsandget_nh_fossilstogether to quickly catalog every critter type you're missing.
Real-World Use Cases
Designing a themed island
A designer needs to build an entire Tudor-themed house. Instead of manually checking the game for compatible items, they ask their agent: 'What furniture and interior pieces match the Tudor style?' The agent runs get_nh_furniture combined with get_nh_interior, providing a curated list of IDs and names, solving the planning headache instantly.
Figuring out rare catches
A player is fishing or exploring. They ask: 'What sea creatures are available right now?' The agent runs get_nh_sea_creatures and compares that with get_nh_fish, immediately showing them which resources they can collect today, saving hours of blind wandering.
Writing a fan story character
The writer needs a new villager for their story. They prompt: 'Give me details on a Smug-type cat villager.' The agent uses get_villagers, returning accurate data on species, personality, and potential catchphrases, making the lore factually solid.
Completing a museum exhibit
The curator realizes they are missing fossil types. They prompt: 'What fossils can I donate?' The agent runs get_nh_fossils, showing them the exact list of required specimens and their availability, allowing them to focus collection efforts immediately.
The Tradeoffs
Asking for vague item lists
Prompting: 'What kind of cool things are there in the game?' This gets a massive wall of unhelpful data because the scope is too wide.
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Be specific and use the right tool. Instead, ask: 'List all tools using get_nh_tools.' Or better yet: 'What crafting materials do I need for an Acoustic Guitar? Use get_nh_recipes.'
Mixing up item types
Asking the agent to find a fish that is actually furniture. The AI gets confused and returns irrelevant data.
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Keep your requests scoped by tool. If it's a bug, use get_nh_bugs. If it’s decor, use get_nh_interior.
Assuming the latest version
Asking for data that might have been removed in a game update. The server might fail or give outdated info.
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Always verify which tool you are using against your known source. If it’s an old item, check get_nh_misc to see if the metadata still exists.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if you need verifiable, structured facts about Animal Crossing. You need to know what a specific object is (like checking if 'Softwood' can be used in a recipe via get_nh_recipes) or who a character is (via get_villagers). It’s perfect for deep cataloging and research.
Don't use this if you need general narrative suggestions, story inspiration, or opinion. This server only gives facts. If your query is 'Write me a sad poem about Raymond,' the agent will fail because it can't write poems—it just runs tools. Stick to data retrieval: check get_nh_art for art details, or use get_villagers for lore.
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The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 15 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Manually cross-referencing Animal Crossing item lists is a total nightmare.
Before this server, if you wanted to know the exact crafting materials for something—say, an Acoustic Guitar—you had to open a wiki page, find the recipe section, and manually copy/paste ingredient names. Then, if you needed to confirm what 'Softwood' actually was, you’d have to jump to another database. It was clicking through four or five different tabs just to answer one simple question.
Now, your agent runs `get_nh_recipes`. You ask for the guitar, and it pulls the required resources directly: 8 softwood and 3 iron nuggets. The information is clean, structured, and ready to use in conversation.
Nookipedia MCP Server gives you immediate access to Nookipedia's entire API.
You don't have to remember which tool covers what. Need to check a rare bug? `get_nh_bugs`. Need to see the furniture options for a room? `get_nh_furniture`. Instead of remembering 15 separate endpoints, you just ask your agent: 'What items fit in this style?'
The result is that every piece of data—from sea creatures found via `get_nh_sea_creatures` to the latest event dates from `get_nh_events`—is available instantly through a single connection.
Common Questions About Nookipedia MCP
How do I find out everything about a villager using get_villagers? +
Just ask your agent to run the get_villagers tool and provide the name. It pulls their species, personality, catchphrase, and birthday right away.
Can I use Nookipedia MCP Server to check for new crafts? +
Yep. Use get_nh_recipes. You can list all recipes or filter by specific required materials to see what you're missing in your inventory.
What is the best tool for checking furniture? Is it get_nh_furniture? +
Yes, get_nh_furniture handles general items. If you’re looking specifically at room decorations and wallpapers, use get_nh_interior instead.
How do I find out what fish are available in New Horizons? +
Run the get_nh_fish tool. It gives you a catalog of all species, allowing you to filter by location or selling price for your next fishing trip.
Can get_villagers help me plan a museum donation? +
While it focuses on villager data, the server has get_nh_fossils and get_nh_bugs, which are the tools you need to track donations for your Museum Curator goals.
Before using get_villagers, how do I ensure my AI agent has access to the required Nookipedia API key? +
You connect the server on Vinkius and pass your unique API key as part of your agent's configuration. Once that initial setup is done, your client handles authentication automatically for every call, letting you query any tool instantly.
If I run multiple searches using tools like get_nh_fish and get_nh_furniture, are there rate limits? +
The server manages standard throttling to prevent excessive calls. If your agent hits a limit, it receives a specific 429 error code. For heavy workflows, you should space out high-volume tool calls or implement an intermediary queue system.
When using get_nh_events, can I restrict the data to a specific date range? +
You specify date filters directly in the tool call parameters for functions like get_nh_events. This lets your agent pull only relevant data—for example, just holiday events from last year's records—without needing to filter it manually.
Can I search for villagers based on their personality or species? +
Yes! The get_villagers tool allows you to filter by name, species (e.g., 'Cat'), and personality (e.g., 'Lazy') to find exactly who you are looking for.
Does this server provide information on how to craft items in New Horizons? +
Absolutely. Use the get_nh_recipes tool to fetch a list of DIY recipes, which includes the materials required for crafting each item.
Can I check which bugs or fish are available right now? +
Yes. By using get_nh_bugs or get_nh_fish, your AI agent can retrieve the full encyclopedia data, including the months and times of day each creature appears.
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