Animal Crossing’s Adorable New Happy Room Collection Fully Revealed Ahead of November Release
Japanese figure manufacturer Re-Ment has shared a detailed new look at its upcoming Animal Crossing miniature room collection, showing off the individual dioramas and their accessories ahead of release.
The “Animal Crossing Happy Room 2” collection features Tom Nook, Blathers, Mabel, Shino, Dom and Bunnie, each appearing in a miniature setting inspired by familiar locations and interiors from Nintendo’s popular life simulation series.
Animal Crossing first launched in Japan in 2001 and has since become one of Nintendo’s most successful franchises, allowing players to build their own communities, decorate homes and interact with a colorful cast of animal villagers.
Its most recent mainline installment, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, launched for Nintendo Switch in March 2020, introducing a deserted island setting where players can develop their own community from the ground up.
Re-Ment first announced the second Happy Room collection in July 2026, following the original collection released in November 2025, which featured characters such as Isabelle, Brewster, Timmy and Tommy, Marshal, Bob and Whitney.
Each new set includes a character figure, furniture, and accessories arranged inside a miniature room with partially three-dimensional walls, with the pieces able to be repositioned and the rooms stacked together to create larger displays.
Let’s take a look at all six designs in more detail!
- Tom Nook (Resident Services)
Tom Nook appears behind a wooden office desk in a miniature recreation of Resident Services, complete with a computer, paperwork, office furniture, and decorations inspired by the island’s administrative building.
- Blathers (Museum)
The museum’s knowledgeable owl curator appears surrounded by exhibits, including a dinosaur fossil, display cases, and a large aquarium featuring transparent components to recreate the underwater display.
- Mabel (Able Sisters)
Mabel is featured inside the Able Sisters clothing shop, surrounded by colorful garments, a mannequin, and other tailoring accessories that recreate the store’s cheerful interior.
- Shino (Japanese-Style Room)
The popular deer villager appears in a traditional Japanese-inspired room decorated with tatami flooring, a hearth, and cherry blossom arrangements, reflecting her home’s elegant interior.
- Dom (Outdoor Picnic Area)
Dom enjoys an outdoor-themed scene featuring a picnic table, food, and a small pizza oven, with decorative details that give the miniature room a garden-like appearance.
- Bunnie (Living Room)
The cheerful rabbit villager appears inside a colorful living room featuring a retro television, a small table and a tea set, with pink and red furnishings matching her playful personality.
Like the original release, the six Happy Room 2 figures will be sold in blind boxes, meaning fans won’t know which design they’ve received until opening the packaging.
A complete box of six is also available, with Re-Ment confirming that specially marked assortment boxes contain all six designs for fans hoping to collect the entire lineup.
The “Animal Crossing Happy Room 2” collection is officially scheduled for release at toy stores, character shops, and other participating retailers across Japan on November 21, 2026, with online pre-orders available through reputable Japanese hobby goods retailers, such as HobbyLink Japan.
Each individual figure is priced at ¥1,650 (approximately $11 / £8), with a complete six-piece box carrying a standard retail price of ¥9,900 (approximately $65 / £49).
Should pre-order availability change, it’s likely that more stock will become available once the collection officially launches in November, so it’s worth checking retailers periodically thereafter if they sell out before then.
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