Once the item has been delivered, the player may suggest the camper move to the island. Should the player not already have the recipe for the requested item, it will be given to them by the camper. From here, the player has the option of speaking to the camper, who will request a DIY furniture item be crafted and delivered to them. If opting to scan amiibo at the Nook Stop, the player may invite an amiibo's villager to the island's campsite. Initially, however, the villagers Chai, Chelsea, Étoile, Marty, Rilla, and Toby, as well as all who did not appear in the game at launch, had limited functionality compared to other amiibo. All previously released amiibo are compatible with New Horizons, as well as new set of cards produced for this game. In New Horizons, the player may scan in amiibo at either the Nook Stop in the Resident Services building once the Campsite has been constructed, at Photopia on Harv's Island, at The Roost once it's been added to the Museum, or at Paradise Planning in the Happy Home Paradise DLC expansion once the amiibo scanner is available. When the article is being filled in, use the template. This article or section has yet to be completed. With the Welcome amiibo there are a total of five series of amiibo cards, with a special sixth series released in collaboration with Sanrio and the Hello Kitty brand. These villagers will initially stay in RVs, but may move into the player's town as well. Additions include a variety of villagers who had not yet appeared in New Leaf, as well as new villagers from other Nintendo titles. In the New Leaf update, Welcome amiibo, released on November 2nd, 2016, amiibo support for both cards and figurines became available for the title. 2.3.8 Animal Crossing: New Leaf + Sanrio.2.2 Model-based amiibo for Happy Home Designer and amiibo Festival.
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