The world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons has a variety of things that players can experience when they are embarking on their exciting adventures. One of the unique things that players can experience when they are playing the latest entry in the fan-favorite Nintendo franchise is seeing a shooting star fly across the sky at a specific time in the game’s world. Fortunately, we have the time when you can catch a shooting star in the sky covered for you so that you do not miss the next time that you can experience this fantastic event.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Shooting Star Time
Players will find that the time for when they can see a shooting star appear in the sky is between 7 PM and 4 AM. Now, there will be an official announcement when you start a new day in the game that will tell you if a shooting star will be appearing at the scheduled time. This announcement means that you will know every day if you can see one later that night and do not have to worry about staying up and not seeing one fly across the nighttime sky.
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Members of the community can then wish upon these stars when they are crossing the sky and then collect their fragments on the beach the following day. This means that those interested in taking advantage of these benefits will want to make sure that they show up on time when a shooting star is scheduled to appear.
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