Jolly Redd's days of crime have finally caught up to him, as one Animal Crossing: New Horizons player posted a photo of the fox in jail.
An Animal Crossing: New Horizons player has finally put Jolly Redd where he belongs: in a prison cell. Jolly Redd is a sly-looking fox that has appeared in the Animal Crossing franchise, most recently appearing in the Animal Crossing: New Horizons 1.2 update. In New Horizons, Redd and his beat-up boat named the Treasure Trawler dock on the player's island if they sell enough pieces to Blathers' museum.
With the arrival of Jolly Redd, players are able to purchase works of art from the fox and donate them to Blathers' museum. Players that want to fully stock the museum will welcome Redd and his Treasure Trawler, as Redd will sell the player familiar famous works of art. Blathers is difficult to please, though, as he only accepts genuine pieces of artwork.
A player has previously shown Jolly Redd taken to court for his crimes before, but Accomplished-Play-98 has taken it a step further by showing Redd caught red-handed and paying for his crimes. For many players, it is truly frustrating to buy a work of art with their hard-earned bells, only to find out afterward that the piece is a forgery. Because of this, players either really dislike Redd and his deceptive ways or appreciate his immoral hustle to make a living.
Despite the stark difference in opinions of Jolly Redd, the sarcastic fox will most likely make an appearance in the next installment of Animal Crossing. Hopefully, when that time comes, Crazy Redd will have learned his lesson from Animal Crossing: New Horizons and given up his illicit ways.Source: Accomplished-Play-98/Reddit
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