Animal Crossing Fans Share Cute Brewing Art Found At Their Local Starbucks
Animal Crossing: New Horizons‘The 2.0 release largely pleased fans with its new additions and content. The update saw the long-awaited return of Brewster and The Roost cafe, which fans have come to love since the game’s launch.
Brewster has been a permanent chain since Animal Crossing: Wild World, providing players with a fun mini-game and socialization options to play with. After a long wait, his cafe The Roost has been unlocked, allowing players to add it Animal Crossing: New Horizons‘ Museum.
Brewster is primarily known for the coffee he serves at his cafe, The Roots. While each entry is slightly different, The Roost offers players the chance to enjoy a cup of coffee, and in some cases, the player is challenged to find a reviewer’s favorite by working side-by-side. behind the counter. It seems that a guest or bartender at a Starbucks location particularly liked pigeons and his cafe, as they created a special piece of chalk art about the bird.
Drawn on a blackboard at the front counter of Starbucks, believed to be inside a Target store in Kirkwood, Missouri, Brewster can be seen offering readers a cup of coffee with 200 chime. The artwork faithfully recreates Brewster’s appearance, while mimicking the game’s text boxes and dialogue. Roost himself is even noted in a small piece of art below the main painting.
While it’s unknown who created the artwork, it’s a charming way to celebrate a peaceful game that many believed in in the early days of the pandemic. Although some store visitors may lose their compliments, Animal Crossing: New Horizons was widely disseminated, so chances are a lot of people will recognize it, at least to some extent.
The apparent freedom given to the store’s employees to create works of art like this is also captivating, though some have expressed concern that Nintendo may not be pleased with the purchase. their character use. Nintendo has fiercely defended over its intellectual property rights over the years, issuing takedowns to multiple parties in an effort to bring their games or game-based projects offline. Fanart isn’t usually influenced by the series’ owners, but when it’s tied to monetization in a place like a real-world coffee shop run by a giant corporation, there’s always the possibility. it will be detected.
With the most recent major update said to be the last the game will see in terms of new content, it’s unlikely The Roost will see any real changes in the future. Root cafe doesn’t have all the features from Animal Crossing: New Leaf that fans were hoping to see a return, but nonetheless, many are still happy to just see a familiar face.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Currently only available for Nintendo Switch.
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