Animal Crossing: New Horizons – What Is The Deal With Gulliver’s Shipmates?
While drifting along the scenic shore of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons island paradise you may have sometimes come across something that resembles the water-logged corpse of Donald Duck washed upon your shores. That is Gulliver, the sea-faring seagull that, despite being a veteran boat captain, seems to fall forward rather frequently. You’d think by now an old sea dog – or bird in this situation – would be better at not tumbling into the sea and Animal Crossing Items almost drowning. Unless it is not really his fault. Perhaps there’s a far more sinister reason that Gulliver ends up stranded on your own island.
Gulliver has been a part of the Animal Crossing games because the very beginning of the series. He normally washes up on beaches and asks for the participant’s help in return to his boat. He then sends an item such as a wonderful piece of furniture for a reward for helping him. In New Horizons, each time he pops up in your island that he tells you that he should have the ability to contact his crew with his communicator. Except the communicator’s parts have been buried and broken across the beach. This occurs each and every time you find him.
How can this specific same situation maintain occurring? If it just happened once that would be bizarre enough, but you will find Gulliver lying face down in the sand a few times and you’re going to need to keep digging his communicator. You would assume that because this appears to occur on a daily basis that his boat would have a life preserver useful for if he drops and his crew would save him. Unless of course, his team does not wish to rescue him.
We’ve got a suspicion that Gulliver’s team may not enjoy him very much. In fact, they might even be Buy Nook Miles Ticket actively attempting to remove him. If we go by the entirety of the Animal Crossing series, Gulliver has been a sailor of some kind or another for more than 19 decades. That is a decent amount of seafaring experience. After conducting his own vessel and being outside on the open water for such a long time, there’s simply no explanation for constantly falling off of his boat, unless he’s really a awful shipman (which to be fair, is very possible.)