Well now, let me tell ya ’bout this thing they call the “Familiar Statue” in that Animal Crossing game, if you’re into that sorta thing. It’s a real fancy sculpture, reckon it’s based on somethin’ called “The Thinker” by a fellow named Auguste Rodin. Now, don’t go worryin’ too much, ‘cause this statue, well, there ain’t no fake version of it, no sir! You can buy it from that ol’ ship of Cousin Redd when it shows up on yer island, right over on the secret beach up north. It ain’t hard to spot, just look for that ol’ Trawler ship sittin’ there waitin’ to sell ya all sorts of knick-knacks, like paintings and statues, fer about 4 thousand bells or so.
Now, you might be wonderin’, what makes this Familiar Statue so special? Well, reckon it’s the fact that it ain’t got no fake version like some of them other things that Redd tries to sell ya. I hear tell some folks get tricked by Redd’s paintings or other sculptures, but not this one! If you’re buyin’ the Familiar Statue, you can rest easy, ‘cause it’s the real deal. Ain’t no need to be lookin’ over your shoulder thinkin’ you’ve been sold a fake. It’s just a nice, solid statue that’ll look real good in yer museum or sittin’ in your yard, whichever you fancy.
Now, let me give ya a bit of advice, in case you wanna know the difference between a real one and a fake one in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Some of them fancy pieces of art Redd sells have a forgery out there somewhere. Take the Graceful Painting, for example—there’s a couple of fake versions of that one floatin’ around, and if you ain’t careful, you might end up buyin’ one of ’em by mistake. But with the Familiar Statue, there’s no need to worry ‘bout none of that. You can trust it’s real every time.
If yer a bit new to the game, and don’t know how to spot these things, well, it’s simple enough. Just keep an eye out when Redd shows up on yer island with his ship. Sometimes he might have real art, sometimes he might have fakes. But with the Familiar Statue, all ya gotta do is take a good look and know that it’s authentic. You won’t find no phony lookalike here!
And I reckon this statue ain’t just for lookin’ pretty. You can donate it to yer museum, if yer keen on fillin’ it up with all sorts of art and goodies. Once it’s there, you’ll get to see it up close, and folks who visit yer island can admire it too. Maybe they’ll even ask ya where ya got it from, and ya can tell ’em the story of Cousin Redd and his ship. Ain’t nothin’ like a good conversation over somethin’ fine like this statue.
So, if you’re sittin’ there thinkin’ ’bout whether to buy the Familiar Statue from Redd’s ship or not, well, I’d say go ahead and get it. It’s a good piece of art, looks real nice, and you ain’t gonna get stuck with a fake, not like some of them other things he tries to pass off. Plus, it’s a nice little touch to add to yer collection of art, whether it’s sittin’ in yer home or standin’ proud in the museum.
One more thing, don’t go thinking this is the only art piece you can get from Redd. Oh no, he’s got a whole bunch of other things to offer, both real and fake. But as far as the Familiar Statue goes, you’re safe as can be. It’s a genuine article, a real gem in the world of Animal Crossing.
So there ya go, friend. Next time Redd shows up with his Trawler, just remember—when it comes to the Familiar Statue, you don’t have to worry ‘bout a thing. Just hand over your bells, take the statue, and know you’ve got somethin’ genuine on your hands!
Tags：[Animal Crossing, Familiar Statue, The Thinker, Jolly Redd, Fake Art, Real Art, Animal Crossing New Horizons, ACNH, Auguste Rodin, Art Guide, Museum Art]
