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ok, how about I wait an hour. I'll check back in later
tinytaylor
baby blue sedan
actually he moved into a decent spot on the first try so i can be over in 7 minutes or so if that's fine.
KainAronoele
Back from 3 year hiatus
Thank you!
I saw I just missed Lopez a few hours ago xD dang I was out then! At least he got a nice home though ~
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great. I just need to finish another trade & I'll open for you
tinytaylor
baby blue sedan
ok, i sent the tbt over and i'll be waiting at the gates
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WILLOW IN BOXES, current high bid is 20 TBT
Willow (マリー Marī?, Mary) is a snooty sheep villager in the Animal Crossing series, a villager who made her first appearance in Dōbutsu no Mori e+. She was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in City Folk. Her catchphrase is based on the character in the nursery rhyme Little Bo Peep. Her golden fleece may be based on the fairy tale Rumplestiltskin. Her Japanese name may be based on the nursery rhyme Mary had a little lamb.
Appearance
Willow is a golden fleeced sheep with lavender horns. She initially wears a Bad Plaid Shirt (which is used as a scarf) and has lavender hooves. She wears very little makeup (only blush) and has wide green eyes. She may be mistaken for an normal or even an uchi villager.
Personality
Willow has a snooty personality, which means she will appear elegant. She will enjoy the usual hobbies, where she may mention she is collecting a particular type of fish, bug or fossil because she saw it in a magazine (which is named as Ms. Nintendique in Wild World). She will get along well with cranky and other snooty villagers, who share the same interests. She may get annoyed by lazy and jock villagers, who are honest about their opinion on her appearance.
House
Willow's house has a very elegant feel to it. She has four pieces of Regal furniture - the Bed, Dresser, Wardrobe, and Lamp. She has the Upright Piano and a Bass, with K.K. Etude on a retro stereo. She also has a plant. In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Willow's house is the same as Olivia's, but only with the wood paneling carpet, and the elegant wallpaper.
Willow (マリー Marī?, Mary) is a snooty sheep villager in the Animal Crossing series, a villager who made her first appearance in Dōbutsu no Mori e+. She was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in City Folk. Her catchphrase is based on the character in the nursery rhyme Little Bo Peep. Her golden fleece may be based on the fairy tale Rumplestiltskin. Her Japanese name may be based on the nursery rhyme Mary had a little lamb.
Appearance
Willow is a golden fleeced sheep with lavender horns. She initially wears a Bad Plaid Shirt (which is used as a scarf) and has lavender hooves. She wears very little makeup (only blush) and has wide green eyes. She may be mistaken for an normal or even an uchi villager.
Personality
Willow has a snooty personality, which means she will appear elegant. She will enjoy the usual hobbies, where she may mention she is collecting a particular type of fish, bug or fossil because she saw it in a magazine (which is named as Ms. Nintendique in Wild World). She will get along well with cranky and other snooty villagers, who share the same interests. She may get annoyed by lazy and jock villagers, who are honest about their opinion on her appearance.
House
Willow's house has a very elegant feel to it. She has four pieces of Regal furniture - the Bed, Dresser, Wardrobe, and Lamp. She has the Upright Piano and a Bass, with K.K. Etude on a retro stereo. She also has a plant. In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Willow's house is the same as Olivia's, but only with the wood paneling carpet, and the elegant wallpaper.
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Bulbamander
I'm here for the hype.
I'LL TAKE WILLOW!!
sorry I got a bit excited there. Please may I adopt Willow?
I jumped on the thread as quick as I could, I just scrolled up to have a read of your rules. Can you name a price for her for me to buy her out, if that's allowed?
sorry I got a bit excited there. Please may I adopt Willow?
I jumped on the thread as quick as I could, I just scrolled up to have a read of your rules. Can you name a price for her for me to buy her out, if that's allowed?
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Bulbamander
I'm here for the hype.
:3 I am happy to outbid you! *grabs big fluffy yellow sheep* Come at me bro! xD
*tugs at sheep* *accidentally pulls scarf instead* *sees you running away with MAH SHEEEEEEP* noooooo
ahhhh the killer is that right now she's in a campsite...of a full town *______*
Have fun with Willow! ^^
Bulbamander
I'm here for the hype.
Actually, I may have got carried away. I'm withdrawing my interest. This is mainly because I don't have the capacity to adopt Willow at the moment, and I also have a pending trade for Willow too. AndrQmedA, she's yours ( assuming no one out bids you !) *returns sheep to you* *tear* xD
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WILLOW IN BOXES, current high bid is 20 TBT
Willow (マリー Marī?, Mary) is a snooty sheep villager in the Animal Crossing series, a villager who made her first appearance in Dōbutsu no Mori e+. She was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in City Folk. Her catchphrase is based on the character in the nursery rhyme Little Bo Peep. Her golden fleece may be based on the fairy tale Rumplestiltskin. Her Japanese name may be based on the nursery rhyme Mary had a little lamb.
Appearance
Willow is a golden fleeced sheep with lavender horns. She initially wears a Bad Plaid Shirt (which is used as a scarf) and has lavender hooves. She wears very little makeup (only blush) and has wide green eyes. She may be mistaken for an normal or even an uchi villager.
Personality
Willow has a snooty personality, which means she will appear elegant. She will enjoy the usual hobbies, where she may mention she is collecting a particular type of fish, bug or fossil because she saw it in a magazine (which is named as Ms. Nintendique in Wild World). She will get along well with cranky and other snooty villagers, who share the same interests. She may get annoyed by lazy and jock villagers, who are honest about their opinion on her appearance.
House
Willow's house has a very elegant feel to it. She has four pieces of Regal furniture - the Bed, Dresser, Wardrobe, and Lamp. She has the Upright Piano and a Bass, with K.K. Etude on a retro stereo. She also has a plant. In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Willow's house is the same as Olivia's, but only with the wood paneling carpet, and the elegant wallpaper.
Willow (マリー Marī?, Mary) is a snooty sheep villager in the Animal Crossing series, a villager who made her first appearance in Dōbutsu no Mori e+. She was absent in Animal Crossing: Wild World, but reappeared in City Folk. Her catchphrase is based on the character in the nursery rhyme Little Bo Peep. Her golden fleece may be based on the fairy tale Rumplestiltskin. Her Japanese name may be based on the nursery rhyme Mary had a little lamb.
Appearance
Willow is a golden fleeced sheep with lavender horns. She initially wears a Bad Plaid Shirt (which is used as a scarf) and has lavender hooves. She wears very little makeup (only blush) and has wide green eyes. She may be mistaken for an normal or even an uchi villager.
Personality
Willow has a snooty personality, which means she will appear elegant. She will enjoy the usual hobbies, where she may mention she is collecting a particular type of fish, bug or fossil because she saw it in a magazine (which is named as Ms. Nintendique in Wild World). She will get along well with cranky and other snooty villagers, who share the same interests. She may get annoyed by lazy and jock villagers, who are honest about their opinion on her appearance.
House
Willow's house has a very elegant feel to it. She has four pieces of Regal furniture - the Bed, Dresser, Wardrobe, and Lamp. She has the Upright Piano and a Bass, with K.K. Etude on a retro stereo. She also has a plant. In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Willow's house is the same as Olivia's, but only with the wood paneling carpet, and the elegant wallpaper.
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GRUFF IN BOXES
Gruff (ビリー,, Billy?) is a cranky goat villager in the Animal Crossing series. His name comes from the fairytale, The Three Billy Goats Gruff. Gruff was present in the early games of the series, but was absent in Wild World and City Folk; he reappears in New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for K.K. March.
Appearance
Gruff is a goat with short, brown hair with a widow's-peak hairline. He also has a long goatee and sideburns. His fur is a spinach-green, and his inner-ear color is pink. His eyes are sapphire-blue, wide-set, and oval-shaped. His droopy lids also give him bedroom-eyes, and he has thick eyelashes on his lower-lids. He has white horns and hooves, and a black, oblong-shaped nose. He also has a fur-tipped, brown tail. He initially wears the Big Star Shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the cranky personality.
Gruff has a cranky personality, meaning that he will appear rude and mean to the player at first. If you befriend him he will be nicer to you but he will still be slightly rude. He will get along with snooty villagers due to their similar rude personalities. He may find it hard to talk to peppy villagers due to their hyper personality.
House
Gruff owns 4 different kinds of guitars, a piano, a jukebox, and a bass, which gives his house a rather musical appearance. The music playing in his house is Only Me.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf he has K.K. Rockabilly. His house in New Leaf has a sleek bed, a jukebox, drumset, and electric guitar. Many items in his house make it feel like a 1950's diner, especially with the music.
Trivia
He is the eldest of nine kids in his family.
Gruff (ビリー,, Billy?) is a cranky goat villager in the Animal Crossing series. His name comes from the fairytale, The Three Billy Goats Gruff. Gruff was present in the early games of the series, but was absent in Wild World and City Folk; he reappears in New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for K.K. March.
Appearance
Gruff is a goat with short, brown hair with a widow's-peak hairline. He also has a long goatee and sideburns. His fur is a spinach-green, and his inner-ear color is pink. His eyes are sapphire-blue, wide-set, and oval-shaped. His droopy lids also give him bedroom-eyes, and he has thick eyelashes on his lower-lids. He has white horns and hooves, and a black, oblong-shaped nose. He also has a fur-tipped, brown tail. He initially wears the Big Star Shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the cranky personality.
Gruff has a cranky personality, meaning that he will appear rude and mean to the player at first. If you befriend him he will be nicer to you but he will still be slightly rude. He will get along with snooty villagers due to their similar rude personalities. He may find it hard to talk to peppy villagers due to their hyper personality.
House
Gruff owns 4 different kinds of guitars, a piano, a jukebox, and a bass, which gives his house a rather musical appearance. The music playing in his house is Only Me.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf he has K.K. Rockabilly. His house in New Leaf has a sleek bed, a jukebox, drumset, and electric guitar. Many items in his house make it feel like a 1950's diner, especially with the music.
Trivia
He is the eldest of nine kids in his family.
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KEATON IN BOXES
Keaton (フランク,, Furanku?) is a smug eagle villager that first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. His name is most likely a reference to the parakeet, which he looks like. His initial cathphrase is a reference to the fact all avians have wings.
He appears on the album cover of K.K. Moody alongside Broffina.
Appearance
Keaton is a bright blue and yellow eagle. The tips of his wings, head, and tail are dark blue. He has a gray beak and redish pinkish feet. He initially wears the Regal Shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality.
Keaton 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. Keaton will occasionally talk about being into niche hobbies, 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
The initial design of Keaton's house is features a beach theme, with many beach furniture items, as well as picnic and cupid's benches. Other items that help contribute to the beach theme of the house are the two beach tablets, the Surfboard, the lifesaver, the two plastic beach chairs, and the stove He uses the tropical vista wallpaper and tropical floor carpet, and the tape deck in his home plays K.K. Moody.
Keaton (フランク,, Furanku?) is a smug eagle villager that first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. His name is most likely a reference to the parakeet, which he looks like. His initial cathphrase is a reference to the fact all avians have wings.
He appears on the album cover of K.K. Moody alongside Broffina.
Appearance
Keaton is a bright blue and yellow eagle. The tips of his wings, head, and tail are dark blue. He has a gray beak and redish pinkish feet. He initially wears the Regal Shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality.
Keaton 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. Keaton will occasionally talk about being into niche hobbies, 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
The initial design of Keaton's house is features a beach theme, with many beach furniture items, as well as picnic and cupid's benches. Other items that help contribute to the beach theme of the house are the two beach tablets, the Surfboard, the lifesaver, the two plastic beach chairs, and the stove He uses the tropical vista wallpaper and tropical floor carpet, and the tape deck in his home plays K.K. Moody.
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sure, he's yours. when can you get him?
p e p p e r
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I can come right now, I've added you already.
ok I'll open now (✿◠‿◠)
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BETTINA IN BOXES
Bettina (マルコ,, Maruko?) is an normal mouse villager who makes her first appearance in Animal Crossing: City Folk. Her name bares no references to her character type or appearance, but her initial quote, "eekers," is a reference to the sound made by mice. Her Japanese name, 'Maruko', is a common girl's name in Japan.
Appearance
Bettina is a dark red-orange mouse with yellow cheeks and yellow inner ears, as well as yellow paws and a yellow and orange striped tail. She has short, dark blonde hair swept to the right of her head. She initially wears the Chef Uniform. When it rains she will carry the Snowball Umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the normal personality.
Bettina has a normal personality. She is shy and caring, and may get upset easily. She is also sweet and cheerful. She will enjoy partaking in the usual hobbies. She will get along well with peppy, jock, and lazy villagers. She may become upset or offended when talking to cranky and snooty villagers, who enjoy gossiping or being cruel about other villagers.
House
Her house has a Kitchen/Food theme. She has the pothos, picnic table, deluxe stove, potbelly stove, kitchen sink, sink, and refrigerator, as well as the Sweets wall and floor from GracieGrace. Bettina listens to K.K. Swing on her stereo. She is one of the few villagers to have GracieGrace furniture in their house.
Bettina (マルコ,, Maruko?) is an normal mouse villager who makes her first appearance in Animal Crossing: City Folk. Her name bares no references to her character type or appearance, but her initial quote, "eekers," is a reference to the sound made by mice. Her Japanese name, 'Maruko', is a common girl's name in Japan.
Appearance
Bettina is a dark red-orange mouse with yellow cheeks and yellow inner ears, as well as yellow paws and a yellow and orange striped tail. She has short, dark blonde hair swept to the right of her head. She initially wears the Chef Uniform. When it rains she will carry the Snowball Umbrella.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the normal personality.
Bettina has a normal personality. She is shy and caring, and may get upset easily. She is also sweet and cheerful. She will enjoy partaking in the usual hobbies. She will get along well with peppy, jock, and lazy villagers. She may become upset or offended when talking to cranky and snooty villagers, who enjoy gossiping or being cruel about other villagers.
House
Her house has a Kitchen/Food theme. She has the pothos, picnic table, deluxe stove, potbelly stove, kitchen sink, sink, and refrigerator, as well as the Sweets wall and floor from GracieGrace. Bettina listens to K.K. Swing on her stereo. She is one of the few villagers to have GracieGrace furniture in their house.
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BUNNIE IN BOXES
Bunnie (リリアン,, Ririan?) 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. 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
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. She also wears a Flicker Shirt in Animal Crossing (GCN). She wears a Jade Check Print in Animal Crossing City Folk as her initial shirt. She also appears on the cover of Mr. K.K.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality.
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
Bunnie's house has lots of lovely furniture. She sometimes includes a brown teddy bear. She has the Wood Paneling on her walls and a Parquet Floor in all games except for New Leaf. Her stereo has K.K. Aria playing on it.
Bunnie (リリアン,, Ririan?) 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. 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
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. She also wears a Flicker Shirt in Animal Crossing (GCN). She wears a Jade Check Print in Animal Crossing City Folk as her initial shirt. She also appears on the cover of Mr. K.K.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality.
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
Bunnie's house has lots of lovely furniture. She sometimes includes a brown teddy bear. She has the Wood Paneling on her walls and a Parquet Floor in all games except for New Leaf. Her stereo has K.K. Aria playing on it.
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