It’s crazy to think it’s already autumn. Just a couple of weeks ago, we were still met with blaring sun, but that seems to have eased off a bit, which makes it perfect to catch up with the Animal Crossing world. Here’s your Monthly Overview for October 2026.
Apologies for the late publishing here, I’ve completely forgotten about it and I’ve been somewhat busy.
Weekly Outlooks





The big highlight of this month is really Halloween, however you’ve got the Acorn Festival to look forwards to as well in Wild World towns and the Mushroom Season in GameCube towns.
Nook Shopping
There’s only one event this month, Day of the Dead. This takes place from October 25th to November 3rd.
Bugs, creatures and fish
Bugs
- Ladybug is new in Northern Hemisphere islands
- Yellow butterfly, bell cricket, red dragonfly, darner dragonfly, banded dragonfly, stinkbug, man-faced stink bug, ladybug, tiger beetle and scorpion leave after October in Northern Hemisphere islands
- Common bluebuttle, agrias butterfly, Rajah Brooke’s birdwing, atlas moth, madagascan sunset moth, long locust, darner dragonfly, giant waterbug, jewel beetle and flea are new in Southern Hemisphere islands
- Tarantula leaves after October in Southern Hemisphere islands
Creatures
- Seaweed, spiny lobster and Venus’ flower basket are new in Northern Hemisphere islands
- Giant isopod & spotted garden eel are leaving after October in Northern Hemisphere islands
- Lobster & sea pineapple are new in Southern Hemisphere islands
- Sea cucumber, snow crab & spider crab leaves after October in Southern Hemisphere islands
Fish
- Yellow perch & dab are new in Northern Hemisphere islands
- Snapping turtle, catfish, tilapia, angelfish, betta, rainbowfish, moray eel, ribbon eel, giant trevally & mahi-mahi leaves after October in Northern Hemisphere islands
- Killifish, crawfish, snapping turtle, guppy, neon tetra, sea horse, clown fish, surgeonfish, butterfly fish & zebra turkeyfish are new in Southern Hemisphere islands
- Dab, tuna & blue marlin leave after October in Southern Hemisphere islands
Again, thank you for continuing to read these articles. I know this is a bit of a side hobby but I hope that you manage to gather some useful information from these articles!

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