Animal Crossing: Wild World, What Do You Think?

Your welcome, Shadow_May! =DDD But, I'm sure that you've already tried and done all these tips and tricks. =3
I FOUND A FOUR LEAF CLOVER AND I FOUND A COCONUT ON THE BEACH SO NOW I HAVE COCONUT PALMS AND I HAVE A PEACH TREE THAT MOM SENT ME BUT IT DIED BECAUSE I WATERED IT TOO MUCH BUT AT LEAST I'VE GOT COCONUT PALMS!
Ahem... XD

Important Tip!
Whenever you see a pink monster with a yellow blazer, you've met Dr. Shrunk. It is suggested that you talk to him to master emotions, feelings and personality, as he calls you emotionless. Start out by speaking to him and wait until he introduces himself. When he offers to help you with your emotionless personality, you cannot refuse. So, whenever you talk to him, you will most likely learn a new emotion. The first emotion you should learn is shyness. Now, you can use this emotion while typing and talking to your Wi-Fi friends. Dr. Shrunk may be in your town near five 'o clock P.M. on Fridays.

A Stalk Market Tip
Important Tip #2
Each Sunday, Joan the boar comes around to each town, selling turnips of two varieties. You can choose between white turnips, which are incredibly helpful in the stalk market, or, rather, red turnips, which trigger special items in the Red Turnip Trade. If you buy the white turnips, be assured that after you have bought them, you must sell them before the next Saturday, otherwise, they will rot and Tom Nook will refuse to purchase them for any meaningful prices. Even if the asking price for white turnips is eighty-seven Bells, at least you get some money!

Moving Villagers
Important Tip #3
What's that? Don't you know that every day, at least one of your villagers will be deciding to move? Don't just wait there! Tomorrow, by the crack of dawn, your villager will move! At least, be nice to them and send a goodbye note if you don't like them that much! Make sure that you have a Daily Villager Checking Test every day after your important business. Visit each villager's house and knock on their door. Here are signs that they are moving.
Your villager is in his house
Your villager's furniture is gone
Your villager has boxes on the side of his room
Your villager begins to make a sad face and cry when he tells you he has to move away
When you have done this check-up with all of your villagers and saw one that's decided to move, coax him to stay or convince him by telling him not to move and to stay at least five times. To be CERTAIN that your friend will stay, try coaxing him twenty times. By then, your friend will have made his decision.
See the results the following day.

Important Tip #4
Coconut Crazy!
One of an Animal Crossing: Wild World player's goals is to collect all the foreign fruit and native fruit in Animal Crossing: Wild World and put it into their town. Before you go Wi-Fi crazy and steal foreign fruits from friends, why don't we start with coconuts? Coconuts require no Wi-Fi and appear randomly. Why, after you've gotten a coconut, you can get two coconuts per palm you grow! Coconut palms also take about three to five days to grow. And they come quite often after you have found your first coconut and have planted it. Oh yes! Coconuts are NEVER native fruit in ANY town in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Coconuts are unique fruits from far away islands. So you can't go stealing coconuts from people unless they've grown coconut palms. HEALTHY coconut palms. They should be watered each and every day until they grow big and healthy and grow coconuts.
So, how do YOU grow your OWN coconut palms? Do this Animal Quest! It's nice and simple.
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Animal Quest: Grow Coconut Palms
The Without Wi-Fi Connection Version
If you do not have Wi-Fi Connection and another friend who owns Animal Crossing: Wild World who has grown coconut palms with coconut fruits on top of the palms, then, try this easy and simple trick that allows you to grow lots and lots of coconut palms!
Step One:
This must be the most important step of all. Find your coconuts! Daily, check your public beaches and search for coconuts along the shore. If you cannot succeed, try different times of day. Each hour brings along another stack of wonderful shells and fruits and coconuts. If you check in the morning, the afternoon and the nighttime for coconuts, you are in luck, because that may just reward you with an early coconut! If you cannot find the coconut within more than three days, you can rest your coconut searching, or can still keep on trying on your coconutty quest. Once you have found a circular yellow-orange-green colored coconut, grab it into your pockets and spill out something if your pockets are full. Once you are done, throw the coconut near the ground away from the beach shore and pick up the item you swapped for the coconut. Empty your pockets and pick up the coconut. You are almost there to coconut glory! Congratulations on getting your very own foreign fruit.
Step Two:
Get your shovel and watering can. These supplies are essential for your trip and your project of creating a town full of your native fruit and some foreign fruit... coconuts! You can purchase a shovel and watering can from Tom Nook in his shop for a price as cheap as only nine hundred Bells. Come on! (You can also use a golden shovel and a golden watering can to help you plant your coconut palms, although they do not help your coconut palms 'grow better.')
Step Three:
This is what must be in your inventory and pockets -- your watering can, your shovel and your coconut or coconuts, if you've been lucky enough to find two or more. It is natural to plant your coconuts near the beach shore, but, if you would like, you have the option to plant it anywhere you'd like. You can even plant it near your house to check on it easily! Choose the place you'd like to plant it. Make a plan.
Step Four:
Go to the place where you want to plant your coconuts. Step a few steps away from the location and pull out your shovel. Equip it to yourself and make a hole. This way, your hole will be EXACTLY where you want the coconut palm to grow. Now, throw your shovel into your pockets and toss the coconut into the hole to bury it. You won't need to cover it up with your shovel - it'll already be planted. But, WARNING! If you plant your coconuts and after you've done it, you decide to put it somewhere else, tough luck! You'll have to wait about five days before you have two more coconuts to plant! After it's done growing and you've picked off the coconuts, buy an axe and cut the coconut palm down if you'd like.
Step Five:
For the next five days, use the watering can slightly (not too much) on the coconut palms you have grown. The coconut palms should get only a daily watering, not a three course meal in the morning, afternoon and nighttime, otherwise, it will rot and disappear within a few days. Every day, only pour the watering can once on the coconut palms. The nutrients will send growth the following day. If you're REALLY daring, try two waterings. But that's it for the day. If you do more than three waterings, you are doomed for rotted coconut palms.
Step Six:
Within a week or two, check on your coconut palms. Have they grown a bit? Have they been growing according to your hypothesis? Have they been slowly growing? Have they created coconuts? Have they rotted? Observe your coconut palms. If they've grown two coconuts on the leaves, you have gotten a successful coconut palm! You may need new space for new coconut growing, though. Pick off the two coconuts on your coconut palm. It is suggested you grow a few coconut palms before selling them to Tom Nook. And since your first coconut palm is of no use but admiring now, you can have the option of chopping it off to POSITIVELY ASSURE that your next coconut palm will grow. You don't HAVE to, but to safe space in your town, you may want to. Grab your axe, equip it and smash down the coconut palm. Then equip the shovel and dig out the stump and cover it up again. Then bury your new coconut. They will grow, too! Just do it all over again. Aren't you happy about your coconuts? The other coconut is your choice. You can chop off another coconut palm if you have one and bury the coconut there after you've picked off THOSE coconuts or just sell it to Tom Nook for five hundred Bells. YOUR decisions!
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Animal Quest: Grow Coconut Palms
With Wi-Fi Connection Version
Simply, if you have Wi-Fi Connection, then, this task is quite simple. Just zoom over to your friend's town and make sure that your friend owns coconut palms with growing coconuts. Ask for permission for taking and then pick off some coconuts. Zoom back to your town and plant the coconuts with your shovel and equip your watering can and give it a good watering. Simple, huh? And within a few days your coconut palm will grow and be beautiful!
If you cannot find any friends of yours with coconut palms but you do have Wi-Fi Connection, go on the Animal Crossing Ahead Forums and ask for Friend Codes for your friend rosters and such and go WFC Connection and stuff like that. Simple! Then pick off coconuts galore at strangers' towns.
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Hope this helps!

Important Tip #5
Errands
Sometimes, your animal villagers will assign you a task or errand. They will ask you to send a letter or deliver a gift to any other villager that isn't moving in the town within a time limit. If you fulfill the task within the time limit, you will be rewarded as much as five hundred Bells or a special rug or carpet or item. If you do the task over the time limit given, then the animal villager will most likely award you nothing. If you open the gift or letter, you will be able to keep the gift and or see the contents of the letter, but, the animal will be very outraged with you. It is your choice whether or not you will do these animals' tasks and errands or simply open them.