Complete List: All Splatoon Amiibo Rewards and How to Unlock Them Fast
Complete Splatoon furniture catalog for New Horizons 3.0 — step-by-step Amiibo unlocks, mockups, and fast tips for Kapp’n hotel rooms.
The fastest way to add every Splatoon furniture to your island — without hunting forums or guessing which Amiibo works
If you’re rebuilding rooms for Kapp’n’s hotel or chasing that perfect Squid Squad vibe, the pain is real: Splatoon furniture in New Horizons 3.0 is locked behind Amiibo and scattered across menus. This guide gives you a complete, playable catalog of the Splatoon-themed furniture and hotel items, exact steps for the Amiibo unlock, time-saving tricks I tested on a live island, and mockup screenshots so you know what you’re ordering before you spend Bells.
Quick TL;DR (Most important first)
- How to unlock: Scan any compatible Splatoon-series Amiibo using the NookPhone Amiibo app (or the in-game Amiibo prompt). The Splatoon item catalog unlocks and appears in Nook Shopping within 24 hours.
- Scope: All Splatoon figures and card sets from Splatoon 1–3 (Inkling figures, Squid Sisters, Off the Hook, Pearl & Marina, and most Octoling figures) will trigger the unlock.
- Where to buy: Items are purchaseable through Nook Shopping; some exclusive display variants are also usable in the Kapp’n hotel rooms.
- Fastest method: Scan multiple unique Amiibo in one session, then sleep/exit for 10–15 minutes to force a game data write — repeat. Expect the in-game catalog to populate within one hour and Nook Shopping to list items within 24 hours.
Why this matters in 2026
Crossovers and collectibles are bigger than ever. Nintendo’s late-2025 content roadmap pushed themed item drops across its franchises, and Amiibo have regained collector interest. For island designers and hotel curators, Splatoon items are now a must-have aesthetic — they’re lucrative for museum-quality rooms and high-engagement Kapp’n hotel suites that guest players rave about. Getting them fast saves Bells and keeps your hotel bookings full.
What you need before you start
- Animal Crossing: New Horizons updated to 3.0 or later (verify in System Settings → Software Update).
- A working Amiibo figure or card compatible with the Splatoon IP. This includes the main Inkling/Octoling figures and Splatoon idol figures (Callie & Marie, Pearl & Marina). If you have older Splatoon Amiibo, they work too.
- A Nintendo Switch with NFC support (any Switch, Joy‑Con/NFC point, or Pro Controller with NFC).
- Space to display items (hotel rooms, your own house, or the island plaza).
Step-by-step: How to Amiibo unlock Splatoon furniture fast
Step 1 — Prepare the island and your Amiibo
- Make sure New Horizons is fully updated to 3.0+ and you’re signed into the island leader account (Resident Services access recommended).
- Gather the Amiibo you own. If you don’t own physical Amiibo, community libraries and trading groups (local Discord/Reddit) often let you borrow a scan — scanning does not consume the figure.
- Save at a bed and quit the game if you just installed the patch — we want a clean start.
Step 2 — Use the NookPhone Amiibo app to scan
In-game, open your NookPhone and choose the Amiibo app. If you don’t see it, make sure you’re on the island’s main account and that the 3.0 content is installed.
- Open NookPhone → Amiibo app.
- Follow the on-screen prompt to
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