Fakes have some obvious change made to them, such as missing people or swapped colors. Each painting or statue in Animal Crossing: New Horizons is based on a real work of art. We’ll mention the key differences of a counterfeit statue from the genuine one to help you. Beyond that, the key to understanding if you are getting a fake or legitimate piece of art is to check the actual ecquivalent in the real world. Use them to check whether or not the statues you have is a fake or not. Great Statue ('King Kamehameha I' by Thomas R. The pictures shown below are the real versions of statues. Gallant Statue ('David' by Michelangelo) The fake copy of Gallant Statue is carrying a book under its right arm. You must be cautious in picking a sculpture to avoid getting a fake version. List of statues with known fake copies in Animal Crossing New HorizonsĪside from the two items mentioned above, all the statues that you can come across may be fake. If you see any of these sculptures, you can go ahead and buy it without worrying whether it’s a fake or real. The fake statue is holding a book under his arm. They are the Great Statue and the Familiar Statue. Gallant Statue (David by Michelangelo) Image: Julia Lee/Polygon Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo. There are only two statues in Animal Crossing New Horizons that are known to have no forged copies. List of statues that are always real in Animal Crossing New Horizons For those of us who may need reminding how the real ones look like, this guide should help.īelow are the list of all possible statues in Animal Crossing New Horizon that you may encounter so hopefully you can use this tutorial to easily spot a fake statue from a real one. Unlike in paintings, forged versions of sculptures can be spotted almost readily, especially if you are an art lover. Fake statues are easily recognizable from the real ones in Animal Crossing New Horizons.

Gallant statue fake