Another fantastic addition to the game's 2.0 version is the pro camera, which can be found in Animal Crossing New Horizons 2.0 Itemsand is yet another fantastic addition to the game's 2.0 version. The first-person perspective, on the other hand, gives the game a completely different appearance and feel than the third-person viewpoint.

Punchy the cat has requested a cat tower in order to keep him happy in his new home with his family, which is currently being built. In case you go back to check on him after you've finished the design, you might find him interacting with the dangling ball on the cat tower, as shown below. Such that it appears to have enchanted Isabelle as well (does she have a secret cat lurking deep within her?).

In addition to being customizable in seven different colors, it appeared to imply that you might be the owner of a hypothetical smaller cat in the game's world (particularly given that it was scaled to the size of a cat that might fit in the game's pet bed), which was a bit of a disappointment.

In the wake of the 2.0 update and the addition of Paradise, we have the pleasure of watching our villagers interact with these items live on the game's servers. Some examples of what is not permitted include people using a player's pet bed as valid seating when visiting their home or villagers baking cookies directly on the sand.

Possibly the most enjoyable aspect of the New Horizons expansion is the ability to watch villagers interact with one another in the same way that our real-life pets interact with one another. Because the rest of the time, they are required to dress and behave in the manner of nosy villagers, which only adds to the absurdity of their situation, it is particularly amusing. However, as it turns out, they are in fact wild animals that must be respected.