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Do your people ever die?

Do your people ever die?

Date of Question: Jun 15th 2010 | Question ID: 151965

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no your character never dies it is only lost forever when you delete him/her

animalcrossing-lauren | | Joined:
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Er... No. Your character never dies (They live to be a billion years old, and don't need food or water! Impressive.) and no other animals will either. They can move away, but they'll never die.

It's sort of amusing, as the only things that CAN die (Cockroaches in your house after leaving it be for weeks on end) have little cockroach souls emerge from their bodies after you squash them. Pretty funny.

imaloony8.0 | Member | Joined: May 29th 2006
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Hee hee. No, They can be deleted and gone for ever but no. they cannot die.

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Your character can never die but you can be knocked out. This happens when you see a tarantula or a scorpion (tarantula - July - September ,I think, at night and scorpion June-August ,I think - they are both very rare). They attack you if you don't catch them quick enough and you will land flat on your face and end up outside your house!

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U know Red right well at 5am stand where his tent is u get squished

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Yeah you can. You get killed by Red if you stand where his tent is at 5 AM I tried it

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No Character Can Die On Animal Crossing Cause When I Start My Game It Loads Up And When He Gets Out Everything Disappears And He Drops Dead And Then He Disappers. GONE BYE BYE NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN Till You Turn Back On The Power. Which Creeps Me Out.

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