pine.apples
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I will offer 30 tbt for him 
if I am able to get Tom, please add this friend code instead: 1951-1811-7798
if I am able to get Tom, please add this friend code instead: 1951-1811-7798-
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I will offer 30 tbt for him
yup you can have him, can you come now?
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HAZEL IN BOXES, free to adopt
Hazel (アイリス, Iris?) is an uchi squirrel villager who first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Her name comes from hazelnut, a type of nut. A certain villager already had the name of Hazel, but due to Nintendo of America's localization error, this villager was given the name of Hazel. That villager was then renamed to Sally due to, yet another localization error on Nintendo of America's part. Not only that, but the new name given, Sally, was already owned by another villager too.
Appearance
Hazel's most distinct feature is her prominent unibrow, which resembles Lyman's unibrow. She has light pink cheeks, and her inner ears are bright blue. She has light brown fur, with a patch of red on the top of her head, resembling thick bangs. Her paws are also red. She has a darker brown color and white in a swirl on her tail. Her initial phrase references towards her unibrow. Her initial shirt is the Red Warmup Suit.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the uchi personality.
Hazel is an uchi ("big sister") villager. She will have a tendency to be blunt with the player, teaching them how to "always win at fights" and ways to relax. She will also act like a caring big sister to the player once they become close friends. Hazel may get along with jock villagers who share her love of sports, and lazy villagers for how laid-back they are. However, she may conflict with snooty and cranky villagers, who spread rumors about others.
House
Hazel's house is very child-like. She has almost the entire Patchwork Series, and a big Papa Bear. She also has a hamster which she will sometimes talk about, as well as a CD Player playing K.K. Disco. She has the Modern Wood Wall, and the Birch Flooring.
Hazel (アイリス, Iris?) is an uchi squirrel villager who first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Her name comes from hazelnut, a type of nut. A certain villager already had the name of Hazel, but due to Nintendo of America's localization error, this villager was given the name of Hazel. That villager was then renamed to Sally due to, yet another localization error on Nintendo of America's part. Not only that, but the new name given, Sally, was already owned by another villager too.
Appearance
Hazel's most distinct feature is her prominent unibrow, which resembles Lyman's unibrow. She has light pink cheeks, and her inner ears are bright blue. She has light brown fur, with a patch of red on the top of her head, resembling thick bangs. Her paws are also red. She has a darker brown color and white in a swirl on her tail. Her initial phrase references towards her unibrow. Her initial shirt is the Red Warmup Suit.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the uchi personality.
Hazel is an uchi ("big sister") villager. She will have a tendency to be blunt with the player, teaching them how to "always win at fights" and ways to relax. She will also act like a caring big sister to the player once they become close friends. Hazel may get along with jock villagers who share her love of sports, and lazy villagers for how laid-back they are. However, she may conflict with snooty and cranky villagers, who spread rumors about others.
House
Hazel's house is very child-like. She has almost the entire Patchwork Series, and a big Papa Bear. She also has a hamster which she will sometimes talk about, as well as a CD Player playing K.K. Disco. She has the Modern Wood Wall, and the Birch Flooring.
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CHERI IN BOXES, looking for offers starting at 20 TBT
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Cheri (アセロラ,, Acerola?) is a peppy cub villager from the Animal Crossing series, making appearances in Animal Crossing and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Her name is based off the word "cherry," which defines her personality and is her color. Her initial catchphrase is a reference to her personality, as it makes her seem light-hearted and cheerful when she speaks. Her English name is related to the fruit cherry. Her birthday is on Shamrock Day. She appeared in the early games of the series, was absent in Wild World and City Folk, and returned in New Leaf. She appears on the album covers for I Love You and K.K. Faire.
Appearance
Cheri is a cherry red color. She has golden yellow inside of her ears, and her eyebrows look mischievous. She has white markings on her paws and feet, and a cream color surrounding her nose and mouth. Her hair is very short and colored dark red. Cheri initially wears the Yellow Bar Shirt in Animal Crossing and Sunflower Shirt in New Leaf.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality.
As a peppy villager, Cheri will have the tendency to over-react in conversations about trivial subjects such as appearing in competitions and the chance of her losing. This sometimes triggers her to ask for a certain item of clothing or furniture which she needs to enter a competition. She, like other peppy villagers, will rarely be discouraged from doing anything, including the usual hobbies. She will also have a short attention span, which means she will soon forget arguments or tasks given to the player which were not completed. She may ask the player; "Sooo, how am I dressed today?" The player is presented with a slide-bar indicating Kinda slobby... and Super formal! Moving the bar close to Super formal! will make her happy.
House
From Animal Forest + to Animal Forest e+, Cheri's house does not have a specific theme to her house, with random furniture, with two Djimbe Drums, one Timpano Drum, three pieces from the Totem Pole Set, two Oil Drums, the red and brown Oil Drums, and a Red Sofa. She has a Retro Stereo playing K.K. Samba. She has the Kitchen Flooring and the Groovy Wall as her choice of flooring and wallpaper.
In New Leaf, Cheri's house portrays a futuristic theme with furniture mostly consisting from the Astro Series like the bed, dresser and table. She also has a Minimalist Couch and the ottoman. A surveillance camera is pointed straight at the shower. She also as three plants, the aloe, sunflower, and cactus along with an Astro Stereo playing K.K. Synth. Her choice of flooring and wallpaper are the Flower Pop Wall and the Classroom Floor.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Cheri (アセロラ,, Acerola?) is a peppy cub villager from the Animal Crossing series, making appearances in Animal Crossing and Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Her name is based off the word "cherry," which defines her personality and is her color. Her initial catchphrase is a reference to her personality, as it makes her seem light-hearted and cheerful when she speaks. Her English name is related to the fruit cherry. Her birthday is on Shamrock Day. She appeared in the early games of the series, was absent in Wild World and City Folk, and returned in New Leaf. She appears on the album covers for I Love You and K.K. Faire.
Appearance
Cheri is a cherry red color. She has golden yellow inside of her ears, and her eyebrows look mischievous. She has white markings on her paws and feet, and a cream color surrounding her nose and mouth. Her hair is very short and colored dark red. Cheri initially wears the Yellow Bar Shirt in Animal Crossing and Sunflower Shirt in New Leaf.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality.
As a peppy villager, Cheri will have the tendency to over-react in conversations about trivial subjects such as appearing in competitions and the chance of her losing. This sometimes triggers her to ask for a certain item of clothing or furniture which she needs to enter a competition. She, like other peppy villagers, will rarely be discouraged from doing anything, including the usual hobbies. She will also have a short attention span, which means she will soon forget arguments or tasks given to the player which were not completed. She may ask the player; "Sooo, how am I dressed today?" The player is presented with a slide-bar indicating Kinda slobby... and Super formal! Moving the bar close to Super formal! will make her happy.
House
From Animal Forest + to Animal Forest e+, Cheri's house does not have a specific theme to her house, with random furniture, with two Djimbe Drums, one Timpano Drum, three pieces from the Totem Pole Set, two Oil Drums, the red and brown Oil Drums, and a Red Sofa. She has a Retro Stereo playing K.K. Samba. She has the Kitchen Flooring and the Groovy Wall as her choice of flooring and wallpaper.
In New Leaf, Cheri's house portrays a futuristic theme with furniture mostly consisting from the Astro Series like the bed, dresser and table. She also has a Minimalist Couch and the ottoman. A surveillance camera is pointed straight at the shower. She also as three plants, the aloe, sunflower, and cactus along with an Astro Stereo playing K.K. Synth. Her choice of flooring and wallpaper are the Flower Pop Wall and the Classroom Floor.
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TAMMY IN BOXES, free to adopt
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Tammy (アネッサ,, Anessa?) is an uchi cub villager introduced to Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Appearance
Tammy is a yellow cub with a brown tuft of hair. She has a dark orange blush on her cheeks and pink eyeshadow on her eyelids. She has deep purple eyes. The inside of her ears are light fuchsia. Her paws are white and her tail is yellow to match her body. Tammy's eyelashes are large and a dark eye liner seems to outline her eyes. She may be mistaken for a snooty villager since she wears lots of makeup.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the uchi personality.
Tammy is an uchi villager that first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. She will have a tendency to be blunt with the player, teaching them how to "always win at fights" and ways to relax. She will also act like a caring big sister to the player once they become close friends. Tammy may get along with jock villagers who share their love of sports, and lazy villagers for how laid-back they are. However, she may conflict with snooty and cranky villagers, who spread rumors about others.
House
Tammy's house has many items from many different sets. She has both a Simple Armchair, and a Simple Love Seat. She also has two items from the Alpine Series, the table and the dresser, as well as a Modern Wood Bed. She has a Pickle Jar on top of her Alpine Table, as well as a Retro Stereo playing K.K. Disco.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Tammy (アネッサ,, Anessa?) is an uchi cub villager introduced to Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Appearance
Tammy is a yellow cub with a brown tuft of hair. She has a dark orange blush on her cheeks and pink eyeshadow on her eyelids. She has deep purple eyes. The inside of her ears are light fuchsia. Her paws are white and her tail is yellow to match her body. Tammy's eyelashes are large and a dark eye liner seems to outline her eyes. She may be mistaken for a snooty villager since she wears lots of makeup.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the uchi personality.
Tammy is an uchi villager that first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. She will have a tendency to be blunt with the player, teaching them how to "always win at fights" and ways to relax. She will also act like a caring big sister to the player once they become close friends. Tammy may get along with jock villagers who share their love of sports, and lazy villagers for how laid-back they are. However, she may conflict with snooty and cranky villagers, who spread rumors about others.
House
Tammy's house has many items from many different sets. She has both a Simple Armchair, and a Simple Love Seat. She also has two items from the Alpine Series, the table and the dresser, as well as a Modern Wood Bed. She has a Pickle Jar on top of her Alpine Table, as well as a Retro Stereo playing K.K. Disco.
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FRANCINE IN BOXES, looking for offers starting at 100 TBT
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
PastelPrincess
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how much would you like for Francine?
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hi, you can offer
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FRANCINE IN BOXES, looking for offers starting at 50 TBT
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
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romancement
Senior Member
Hi! I'm interested in Chadder, Carmen, Greta, and Bettina. If post when they go into boxes, I'll definitely make an offer. I just missed Greta being autovoided the other day D:
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FRANCINE IN BOXES, looking for offers starting at 50 TBT
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
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kellbell1025
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May I lurk for Skye and Marshall? I would love to offer on Francine but I don't have near 100 TBT
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FRANCINE IN BOXES, looking for offers starting at 50 TBT
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
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FRANCINE IN BOXES, looking for offers starting at 50 TBT
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Francine ( フランソワ,, Furansowa?) is a snooty rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appears in Animal Forest e+ and later reappears in Animal Crossing: City Folk, after not appearing in Animal Crossing: Wild World. Her initial phrase "karat" is a homophone on the vegetable, carrot - a typical food item for rabbits and karat/carat - a way to measure gold purity. She and Tiffany are the only two snooty rabbits so far.
She and Chrissy are sisters according to the Japanese City Folk website. They also appear on the album covers for Bubblegum K.K. and Caf? K.K..
Appearance
Francine from Animal Forest e+.
Francine is a white rabbit with a blue polka dotted hood, blue tights and wears blue eye liner, blue and white polka dotted eyeshadow, and pink blush. She also has a lemon-yellow fringe to match her soft cloudy appearance, and a green nose which stands out from her cloudy complexion. Her only differences from Chrissy is her color, eyes, and initial shirt. Her initial shirt is the dark polka shirt, which matches her dark and rude personality. On rainy days, she carries a ribbon umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the snooty personality.
Francine from Animal Crossing: City Folk.
As a snooty villager, Francine will first appear rude and arrogant towards the player, often talking about herself and her fashion, but will be nice and pleasurable if the conversation is mature and non-insulting. She may also talk about the style and appearance of other villagers, usually female villagers such as normal, peppy, and other snooty villagers. She will soon warm up to the player, confiding in them about her own feelings but still keeping subtly rude. Francine will find it hard to get along with other villagers, specifically lazy and jock villagers who have conflicting lifestyles compared to her own. She may get along with cranky villagers, who also enjoy gossiping about the appearance and lifestyles of others. Like normal and peppy villagers, she reads a magazine called Ms. Nintendique, an unseen magazine featured in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
House
In Animal Forest e+, Francine's house is identical to Midge's, only that she has used the parlor wall and the ceramic tile. I Love You is played on a Lovely Stereo. She has some other items, those being two dingloids, four umbrellas, and three shirts. She has items from the Regal Series and Lovely Series such as a lovely chair and a regal bed.
In Animal Crossing: City Folk, Francine's house almost has the whole set of the Blue Series, such as the blue dresser and the blue bench, including many furniture from the Regal Series as well, such as the regal bed and the regal table. She also has a daisy umbrella. Francine does not have a stereo at first, but if she gains one, I Love You is played.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Francine's house still has some furniture from the Blue Series such as the dresser and wardrobe, but she also has some furniture from the Minimalist Series such as the sofa and vanity and also has a pinewood table and a daisy umbrella. She has a turntable that plays I Love You and has both the blue wallpaper and flooring.
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Lurking for Clay
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✧ woodland fairy ✧
50 TBT!!!!! I would love her!
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lol ok, can you get her now?
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CHADDER IN BOXES, free to adopt - voiding in 25 mins
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Chadder (チーズ,, Chīzu?) is a smug mouse villager introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. His name is a direct loan word of the English word "cheese". His North American name references the type of cheese, cheddar, which mice enjoy eating in popular culture. His catchphrase "fromage" is a reference to the French word for cheese.
Appearance
Chadder is a dark yellow mouse and has two orange spots on his face and six spots on his ears, similar to cheddar cheese. He has green on his nose and brown tips on his paws. His initial shirt is a tuxedo, which has a navy blue coat, a white shirt, and a purple bow tie on it
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality.
Chadder has a smug personality. This means he will appear kind and gentlemanly when in conversation with the player. On numerous occasions, he will flirt with the player and admire them. Chadder will occasionally talk about being into nich? hobby, like being a train fanatic or collecting plastic bottle caps. He will be very interested in fashion and will mention it often in conversations and letters.
House
Chadder's house has a slightly futuristic theme to it and has a number of items from the Astro Series, such as the clock and the couch. To go along with his futuristic theme and other items in his house, he has a whirlpool bath, shower stall, laptop, air conditioner, and a Plinkoid, His wallpaper is the Cityscape Wall and the Carpet is the Astro Floor. On his Astro CD Player, he has K.K. Soul playing.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Chadder (チーズ,, Chīzu?) is a smug mouse villager introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. His name is a direct loan word of the English word "cheese". His North American name references the type of cheese, cheddar, which mice enjoy eating in popular culture. His catchphrase "fromage" is a reference to the French word for cheese.
Appearance
Chadder is a dark yellow mouse and has two orange spots on his face and six spots on his ears, similar to cheddar cheese. He has green on his nose and brown tips on his paws. His initial shirt is a tuxedo, which has a navy blue coat, a white shirt, and a purple bow tie on it
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality.
Chadder has a smug personality. This means he will appear kind and gentlemanly when in conversation with the player. On numerous occasions, he will flirt with the player and admire them. Chadder will occasionally talk about being into nich? hobby, like being a train fanatic or collecting plastic bottle caps. He will be very interested in fashion and will mention it often in conversations and letters.
House
Chadder's house has a slightly futuristic theme to it and has a number of items from the Astro Series, such as the clock and the couch. To go along with his futuristic theme and other items in his house, he has a whirlpool bath, shower stall, laptop, air conditioner, and a Plinkoid, His wallpaper is the Cityscape Wall and the Carpet is the Astro Floor. On his Astro CD Player, he has K.K. Soul playing.
toadsworthy
Tangsworthy
Crosses fingers and hopes Clay goes next.... although I am plot resetting Felicity but hopefully she finishes up quick
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COUSTEAU IN BOXES, free to adopt - voiding in 25 mins
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Cousteau (ハルマキ,, Harumaki?) is a jock frog villager in the Animal Crossing series. He first appeared in Animal Forest, but was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World and made a reappearance in Animal Crossing: City Folk. His name is French, and some famous Frenchmen have had it as a second name. His name and personality together may refer to Jacques Cousteau. His initial phrase, "oui oui," is French for, "yes yes" (or agreement, so usually just "yes"). His species relates to the common French stereotype in which frogs are a type of food, specifically frog's legs. Like Cousteau, Gaston the rabbit and Marcel the dog are French.
However, Cousteau being labelled as French exists only outside of Japan. His name in Japanese is the word "Spring Roll," a traditionally Chinese dish. Thus, his name, house, as well as his appearance may lead him to be labelled as Chinese by some.
Appearance
Cousteau is a yellow frog with orange spots. He also has a black mustache on his face which goes with his French name and quote. He has white on the tips of both hands, and a brownish color on his feet. His original shirt is a Rally Tee. He may be mistaken for a cranky villager due to his elderly and adult appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the jock personality.
As a jock villager, he will be outgoing and will always enjoy exercising and staying fit and is friendly towards the player, but he won't get along with lazy villagers due to their lack of exercising and he won't get along with snooty villagers since he doesn't care about fashion and he will ask about their weight and physical appearance. He will get along with normal and peppy villagers.
House
In the first three Animal Crossing games, Cousteau has many items from the Exotic Series, such as the Exotic Bed and the Exotic Screen. He also uses the matching wall and flooring, the Exotic Rug and the Exotic Wall. Imperial K.K. plays on a Reel-To-Reel to fit the Asian feel of it.
Cousteau's house in Animal Crossing: New Leaf is a bit different from the past games. It now has an asian restaurant feel to it, due to the Lazy-Susan Table, salad bar, and revolving spice rack. He still has Exotic furniture, such as the Exotic Table, and two Exotic Screens. He also still has the Exotic Rug, and Exotic Wall, as well as a Reel To Reel playing Imperial K.K.
ANIMAL CROSSING WIKI
Cousteau (ハルマキ,, Harumaki?) is a jock frog villager in the Animal Crossing series. He first appeared in Animal Forest, but was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World and made a reappearance in Animal Crossing: City Folk. His name is French, and some famous Frenchmen have had it as a second name. His name and personality together may refer to Jacques Cousteau. His initial phrase, "oui oui," is French for, "yes yes" (or agreement, so usually just "yes"). His species relates to the common French stereotype in which frogs are a type of food, specifically frog's legs. Like Cousteau, Gaston the rabbit and Marcel the dog are French.
However, Cousteau being labelled as French exists only outside of Japan. His name in Japanese is the word "Spring Roll," a traditionally Chinese dish. Thus, his name, house, as well as his appearance may lead him to be labelled as Chinese by some.
Appearance
Cousteau is a yellow frog with orange spots. He also has a black mustache on his face which goes with his French name and quote. He has white on the tips of both hands, and a brownish color on his feet. His original shirt is a Rally Tee. He may be mistaken for a cranky villager due to his elderly and adult appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the jock personality.
As a jock villager, he will be outgoing and will always enjoy exercising and staying fit and is friendly towards the player, but he won't get along with lazy villagers due to their lack of exercising and he won't get along with snooty villagers since he doesn't care about fashion and he will ask about their weight and physical appearance. He will get along with normal and peppy villagers.
House
In the first three Animal Crossing games, Cousteau has many items from the Exotic Series, such as the Exotic Bed and the Exotic Screen. He also uses the matching wall and flooring, the Exotic Rug and the Exotic Wall. Imperial K.K. plays on a Reel-To-Reel to fit the Asian feel of it.
Cousteau's house in Animal Crossing: New Leaf is a bit different from the past games. It now has an asian restaurant feel to it, due to the Lazy-Susan Table, salad bar, and revolving spice rack. He still has Exotic furniture, such as the Exotic Table, and two Exotic Screens. He also still has the Exotic Rug, and Exotic Wall, as well as a Reel To Reel playing Imperial K.K.
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