Villager Cards
Mineru - Fan-Made Animal Crossing NFC Card, amiibo-Compatible
Product details
Description
Unofficial fan-made product. Not made, licensed, or endorsed by Nintendo. Nintendo, amiibo, and all game and character names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe compatibility.
Mineru amiibo-Compatible NFC Card – 2026 New Villager
A fan-made NFC card of Mineru, the snooty deer villager who joined Animal Crossing: New Horizons in the free Version 3.0 update (January 2026). Nintendo never made an amiibo card for Mineru, so this one is designed in the style of the classic Series 1–4 cards. Scan it to invite Mineru to your campsite and ask her to move to your island.
About Mineru
- Species: Deer
- Personality: Snooty
- Birthday: May 12
- Catchphrase: "construct"
- Hobby: Education
Card details
- Fan-made NFC card, about the size of a credit card
- Glossy, edge-to-edge print directly on durable PVC (no stickers)
- Ships in a protective sleeve
- Scans on Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and Switch 2 (hold it over the controller's NFC reader)
How to invite Mineru to your island
- Update Animal Crossing: New Horizons to Version 3.0 or later (free update).
- Build a campsite on your island.
- At the Nook Stop terminal in Resident Services, choose "Invite amiibo camper."
- Scan the card on your controller's NFC reader.
- Mineru will be waiting at your campsite that day.
- Invite her on three different days and complete her requests. On the third visit she'll ask to move in.
FAQ
Is this an official amiibo card?
No. There is no official amiibo card for Mineru. This is an unofficial, fan-made NFC card that invites her in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Version 3.0 or later).
Can Mineru move to my island?
Yes. After three campsite visits she'll ask to move in. If your island is full, you choose a villager to move out.
Can I use the card more than once?
Yes. You can scan it as often as you like; the game allows one amiibo camper invite per day.
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