p e p p e r
(✿◠‿◠)
Hi, I have Bunnie in boxes and I hope she can find a nice home. She's unoriginal, she's moving because of my careless time traveling for the Jingle Jamboree. Asking for 15 TBT. Please send me a PM or VM if you want her because I may forget to check this thread
Animal Crossing Wiki
Bunnie (リリアン, Lilian?) is a peppy rabbit villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her English name comes from the type of animal she is, a bunny, and her catchphrase is a phrase that matches her peppy personality. Her design is based on the ringo usagi, a method of cutting apples to make them look like rabbits.
She is on the back of the Animal Crossing: City Folk game box, appearing to be running. She has appeared in every game up to date. She appears on the album covers for Mr. K.K. and K.K. Country.
Appearance
Bunnie2
Bunnie from Animal Crossing
Bunnie is a chalky, burnt-orange rabbit with a creamy beige face and arms that are tipped the same color as her head; her bunny tail and legs are the same color, too. Her face has pink blush and a nice, welcoming smile. Her eyes are styled in a pointy diamond-like way, and her ears are peachy orange on the inside.
Her initial clothes appear to be the Lotus Shirt, which is turquoise blue with pink flowering lotuses patterned all over it. While her initial shirt in the N64 and GCN versions is a Flicker Shirt and wears a Jade Check Print in Animal Crossing City Folk as her initial shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality. For more information, click here.
Bunnie
Bunnie is a peppy villager, meaning that she enjoys doing many hobbies such as fossil hunting, bug catching, fishing, gardening, and furniture. She seems rather bouncy, and says words like, "um", "totally", and "ohmigosh". She gets along with other villagers due to her being open to all
personalities, but may be plot and target for gossip and pranks for a snooty or a cranky villager. Bunnie also seems to enjoy gardening and is often seen with a watering can.
House
From Animal Forest to Animal Crossing: City Folk, Bunnie's house has stayed mostly the same, with a few minor changes in the installments. She has many pieces from the Lovely Series and the Regal Series, such as the Lovely End Table, Regal Vanity, and Lovely Chair. Other furniture in the N64 and GCN games includes the Papa Bear and two shirts, the Red Check Shirt and the Candy Gingham Tee.
In Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, she has the Mama Bear and the Green Bed. Her choice of flooring and wallpaper is the Wood Paneling on her walls and a Parquet Floor in all games except for New Leaf. In all games, a Retro Stereo or a Lovely Stereo (N64 and GCN) that has K.K. Aria playing on it.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Bunnie's house has changed drastically from the past games, with a much more modern theme and lacking furniture from the Lovely Series. She has different pieces of furniture that helps add a modern theme towards her house, including two Regal Sofas, a Pine Table with a Mama Bear, a small and medium magazine rack, and a House Plant.
Other furniture in her home includes the, an Upright Piano, a Conductor's Stand, and a Retro Stereo that plays K.K. Aria. For her choice of flooring and wallpaper, she has the Citrus Wall and the Flower Pop Carpet.
Animal Crossing Wiki
Bunnie (リリアン, Lilian?) is a peppy rabbit villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her English name comes from the type of animal she is, a bunny, and her catchphrase is a phrase that matches her peppy personality. Her design is based on the ringo usagi, a method of cutting apples to make them look like rabbits.
She is on the back of the Animal Crossing: City Folk game box, appearing to be running. She has appeared in every game up to date. She appears on the album covers for Mr. K.K. and K.K. Country.
Appearance
Bunnie2
Bunnie from Animal Crossing
Bunnie is a chalky, burnt-orange rabbit with a creamy beige face and arms that are tipped the same color as her head; her bunny tail and legs are the same color, too. Her face has pink blush and a nice, welcoming smile. Her eyes are styled in a pointy diamond-like way, and her ears are peachy orange on the inside.
Her initial clothes appear to be the Lotus Shirt, which is turquoise blue with pink flowering lotuses patterned all over it. While her initial shirt in the N64 and GCN versions is a Flicker Shirt and wears a Jade Check Print in Animal Crossing City Folk as her initial shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality. For more information, click here.
Bunnie
Bunnie is a peppy villager, meaning that she enjoys doing many hobbies such as fossil hunting, bug catching, fishing, gardening, and furniture. She seems rather bouncy, and says words like, "um", "totally", and "ohmigosh". She gets along with other villagers due to her being open to all
personalities, but may be plot and target for gossip and pranks for a snooty or a cranky villager. Bunnie also seems to enjoy gardening and is often seen with a watering can.
House
From Animal Forest to Animal Crossing: City Folk, Bunnie's house has stayed mostly the same, with a few minor changes in the installments. She has many pieces from the Lovely Series and the Regal Series, such as the Lovely End Table, Regal Vanity, and Lovely Chair. Other furniture in the N64 and GCN games includes the Papa Bear and two shirts, the Red Check Shirt and the Candy Gingham Tee.
In Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, she has the Mama Bear and the Green Bed. Her choice of flooring and wallpaper is the Wood Paneling on her walls and a Parquet Floor in all games except for New Leaf. In all games, a Retro Stereo or a Lovely Stereo (N64 and GCN) that has K.K. Aria playing on it.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Bunnie's house has changed drastically from the past games, with a much more modern theme and lacking furniture from the Lovely Series. She has different pieces of furniture that helps add a modern theme towards her house, including two Regal Sofas, a Pine Table with a Mama Bear, a small and medium magazine rack, and a House Plant.
Other furniture in her home includes the, an Upright Piano, a Conductor's Stand, and a Retro Stereo that plays K.K. Aria. For her choice of flooring and wallpaper, she has the Citrus Wall and the Flower Pop Carpet.
