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17)  GYROIDS:
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       What is a Gyroid, you ask?  Gyroids are based on ancient Japanese
sculptures known as "haniwa" ("circle of clay").  Haniwa figures are sculptures
made of baked clay, and they are hollow inside.  Their purpose was to decorate
and identify Japanese burial grounds in the second century.  They used to look
like barrel-shaped cylinders, but in the fourth century they started making
haniwa to look like people, animals, houses, and even boats.  These scuptures
had to made quickly, and thus the human-looking ones were very simple, with just
holes for eyes and a mouth, and tube-shaped arms.  They usually didn't even have
the time to glaze them.  In Animal Crossing, they look similar, but they also
wobble around and makes noises.  You can also play a K.K. Slider song around
them, and they'll move to the music!  Sounds fascinating, of course!  Gyroids
can usually be found by digging them out of the ground like you would a fossil.
You can usually find lots of them on the first clear day after a rainstorm.  So
collect them all, put them together, and let them make all kinds of crazy music
together!  (P.S.:  All Gyroids have a selling price of 828.)

Alloid:
Mini Alloid
Mega Alloid
Tall Alloid

Bovoid:
Mega Bovoid
Tall Bovoid

Bowtoid:
Mini Bowtoid
Mega Bowtoid
Bowtoid
Tall Bowtoid

Buzzoid:
Mini Buzzoid
Mega Buzzoid
Buzzoid
Tall Buzzoid

Clankoid:
Mini Clankoid
Mega Clankoid
Clankoid
Tall Clankoid

Croakoid:
Mini Croakoid
Mega Croakoid
Croakoid
Tall Croakoid

Dekkoid:
Mini Dekkoid
Mega Dekkoid
Dekkoid

Dinkoid:
Mini Dinkoid
Mega Dinkoid

Dingloid:
Wee Dingloid
Mini Dingloid
Mega Dingloid
Squat Dingloid
Dingloid
Tall Dingloid

Drilloid:
Mini Drilloid
Mega Drilloid
Drilloid

Droploid:
Tall Droploid

Echoid:
Mini Echoid
Mega Echoid
Tall Echoid

Fizzoid:
Mini Fizzoid
Mega Fizzoid

Freakoid:
Mini Freakoid
Mega Freakoid

Gargloid:
Mini Gargloid
Gargloid
Tall Gargloid

Gongoid:
Mini Gongoid
Mega Gongoid
Gongoid
Tall Gongoid

Harmonoid:
Mini Harmonoid
Mega Harmonoid
Harmonoid
Tall Harmonoid

Howloid:
Mini Howloid
Mega Howloid
Howloid

Lamentoid:
Mini Lamentoid
Mega Lamentoid
Lamentoid
Tall Lamentoid

Lullaboid:
Mini Lullaboid
Mega Lullaboid
Lullaboid
Tall Lullaboid

Metatoid:
Mini Metatoid
Metatoid

Nebuloid:
Mini Nebuloid
Mega Nebuloid
Squat Nebuloid
Nebuloid
Tall Nebuloid
Slim Nebuloid

Oboid:
Mega Oboid
Oboid
Tall Oboid

Oombloid:
Mini Oombloid
Mega Oombloid
Oombloid
Tall Oombloid

Percoloid:
Mega Percoloid
Tall Percoloid

Plinkoid:
Mini Plinkoid
Mega Plinkoid
Plinkoid

Poltergoid:
Mini Poltergoid
Mega Poltergoid
Poltergoid
Tall Poltergoid

Puffoid:
Mini Puffoid
Mega Puffoid
Tall Puffoid

Quazoid:
Mini Quazoid
Mega Quazoid
Quazoid
Tall Quazoid
Slim Quazoid

Rhythmoid:
Mini Rhythmoid
Rhythmoid

Rustoid:
Mini Rustoid
Mega Rustoid
Rustoid

Sproid:
Mini Sproid
Mega Sproid
Sproid
Tall Sproid

Sputnoid:
Mini Sputnoid
Mega Sputnoid
Sputnoid
Tall Sputnoid

Squelchoid:
Mini Squelchoid
Mega Squelchoid
Squelchoid

Strumboid:
Mini Strumboid
Mega Strumboid
Strumboid
Tall Strumboid

Timpanoid:
Mini Timpanoid
Mega Timpanoid
Timpanoid
Tall Timpanoid

Tootoid:
Mini Tootoid
Mega Tootoid
Tootoid

Warbloid:
Mini Warbloid
Warbloid
Tall Warbloid

- this list was compiled by myself through experience and the help of
The Official Guide to Animal Crossing by Nintendo Power