After the release of the 2.0 update, Nintendo stopped supporting Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Furthermore, developers are only releasing events from last year with no significant changes. The developer’s lack of interest in New Horizons has triggered several veterans.

Currently, players are experiencing the return of the Bunny Day event in ACNH. Interestingly, the Bunny series is the largest furniture and clothing set in the entire franchise. Therefore, many newcomers are excited to get their hands on the Bunny series items. Although newcomers are enjoying the Bunny Day event a lot, several veterans are not pleased with the event.

Regardless, Bunny Day challenges you to do laborious tasks in order to make decent in-game progress. Continue reading to find out everything about the Bunny Day event.

Bunny Day event makes a return to Animal Crossing: New Horizons

The Bunny Day event is one of the most iconic events released in New Horizons. Furthermore, Nintendo has introduced several changes to the event as compared to its first release back in 2020.

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During the Bunny Day event, players will notice different eggs spawning on their island. These include earth, leaf, sky, stone, water, and wood.

Moreover, different eggs are needed to craft unique Bunny Day recipes that are given by Zipper himself, learned by picking up eggs or found in special egg balloon presents. Interestingly, collecting eggs is a tough task than it may sound for many users. In order to craft every single item from the Bunny Day series, you will require at least 2022 eggs.

All Easter eggs locations for the Bunny Day event

• Earth Eggs: Earth Eggs can be found hidden and buried in the ground around your island similar to fossils. You can find at least six dig spots every day containing Earth Eggs on your island.

• Leaf Eggs: Among all six types of eggs, Leaf Eggs are the easiest ones to collect as they grow on trees. All you have to do is walk around your island and find a Hardwood tree growing these special eggs. Later, shake the tree to make them fall to the ground.
• Sky Eggs: The Sky eggs can only be found inside the daily spawning balloons in New Horizons. Other than that, you can also get it by trading three other eggs with Zipper.

• Water Eggs: Just as its name suggests, Water Eggs can only be found inside the water surfaces. This includes water surfaces, such as oceans and rivers, all over the game. In order to get your hands on these eggs, you will need a fishing rod and select the Beautiful Island Ordinance option, which will help you fish more comfortably.

• Stone Eggs: Stone Egg is the rarest egg to collect among all other eggs. You can find Stone eggs by hitting rocks with your shovel. Furthermore, they only have a 20% drop rate every time you hit a rock.
• Wood Eggs: You can get wood eggs by hitting trees with an ax. Interestingly, in order to collect a lot of Wood Eggs, you will first need to plant several trees on your island.

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