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JULIAN IN BOXES, current high bid 225 TBT
Julian (ジュリー,, Julie?) is a smug horse in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, who resembles a unicorn, due to the horn on his head. It is possible his name comes from "Julius", of Julius Caesar, who claimed to be related to the Roman goddess Venus, reflecting Julian's astronomy theme. The feminine form of his name in the Japanese version was likely given to emphasize Julian's feminine appearance.
Appearance
Julian is a blue and white horse with a slightly darker blue mane and tail, and a white horn, which resembles a unicorn. He has black hooves, wears purple eyeshadow and has long, black eyelashes. His eyes are normally closed, but when he opens them they appear white without a pupil. He may easily be mistaken for a female due to his appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality. For more information, click here.
Julian 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. Julian 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. He is also very fond of bluegrass music, a trait which is shared by Shigeru Miyamoto.
House
Julian owns a lot of pieces from the Regal Series, such as the Regal Bed, Regal Sofa, Regal Bookcase, Regal Vanity and more. He also has other furniture such as a king and a harp. He also has a star globe. His flooring is the Blue Floor, and his wall is the Lunar Horizon. He has a Retro Stereo that plays Stale Cupcakes.
Julian (ジュリー,, Julie?) is a smug horse in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, who resembles a unicorn, due to the horn on his head. It is possible his name comes from "Julius", of Julius Caesar, who claimed to be related to the Roman goddess Venus, reflecting Julian's astronomy theme. The feminine form of his name in the Japanese version was likely given to emphasize Julian's feminine appearance.
Appearance
Julian is a blue and white horse with a slightly darker blue mane and tail, and a white horn, which resembles a unicorn. He has black hooves, wears purple eyeshadow and has long, black eyelashes. His eyes are normally closed, but when he opens them they appear white without a pupil. He may easily be mistaken for a female due to his appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality. For more information, click here.
Julian 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. Julian 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. He is also very fond of bluegrass music, a trait which is shared by Shigeru Miyamoto.
House
Julian owns a lot of pieces from the Regal Series, such as the Regal Bed, Regal Sofa, Regal Bookcase, Regal Vanity and more. He also has other furniture such as a king and a harp. He also has a star globe. His flooring is the Blue Floor, and his wall is the Lunar Horizon. He has a Retro Stereo that plays Stale Cupcakes.
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JULIAN IN BOXES, current high bid 225 TBT
Julian (ジュリー,, Julie?) is a smug horse in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, who resembles a unicorn, due to the horn on his head. It is possible his name comes from "Julius", of Julius Caesar, who claimed to be related to the Roman goddess Venus, reflecting Julian's astronomy theme. The feminine form of his name in the Japanese version was likely given to emphasize Julian's feminine appearance.
Appearance
Julian is a blue and white horse with a slightly darker blue mane and tail, and a white horn, which resembles a unicorn. He has black hooves, wears purple eyeshadow and has long, black eyelashes. His eyes are normally closed, but when he opens them they appear white without a pupil. He may easily be mistaken for a female due to his appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality. For more information, click here.
Julian 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. Julian 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. He is also very fond of bluegrass music, a trait which is shared by Shigeru Miyamoto.
House
Julian owns a lot of pieces from the Regal Series, such as the Regal Bed, Regal Sofa, Regal Bookcase, Regal Vanity and more. He also has other furniture such as a king and a harp. He also has a star globe. His flooring is the Blue Floor, and his wall is the Lunar Horizon. He has a Retro Stereo that plays Stale Cupcakes.
Julian (ジュリー,, Julie?) is a smug horse in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, who resembles a unicorn, due to the horn on his head. It is possible his name comes from "Julius", of Julius Caesar, who claimed to be related to the Roman goddess Venus, reflecting Julian's astronomy theme. The feminine form of his name in the Japanese version was likely given to emphasize Julian's feminine appearance.
Appearance
Julian is a blue and white horse with a slightly darker blue mane and tail, and a white horn, which resembles a unicorn. He has black hooves, wears purple eyeshadow and has long, black eyelashes. His eyes are normally closed, but when he opens them they appear white without a pupil. He may easily be mistaken for a female due to his appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality. For more information, click here.
Julian 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. Julian 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. He is also very fond of bluegrass music, a trait which is shared by Shigeru Miyamoto.
House
Julian owns a lot of pieces from the Regal Series, such as the Regal Bed, Regal Sofa, Regal Bookcase, Regal Vanity and more. He also has other furniture such as a king and a harp. He also has a star globe. His flooring is the Blue Floor, and his wall is the Lunar Horizon. He has a Retro Stereo that plays Stale Cupcakes.
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JULIAN IN BOXES - ADOPTED by KawaiiCatsz 300 TBT
Julian (ジュリー,, Julie?) is a smug horse in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, who resembles a unicorn, due to the horn on his head. It is possible his name comes from "Julius", of Julius Caesar, who claimed to be related to the Roman goddess Venus, reflecting Julian's astronomy theme. The feminine form of his name in the Japanese version was likely given to emphasize Julian's feminine appearance.
Appearance
Julian is a blue and white horse with a slightly darker blue mane and tail, and a white horn, which resembles a unicorn. He has black hooves, wears purple eyeshadow and has long, black eyelashes. His eyes are normally closed, but when he opens them they appear white without a pupil. He may easily be mistaken for a female due to his appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality. For more information, click here.
Julian 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. Julian 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. He is also very fond of bluegrass music, a trait which is shared by Shigeru Miyamoto.
House
Julian owns a lot of pieces from the Regal Series, such as the Regal Bed, Regal Sofa, Regal Bookcase, Regal Vanity and more. He also has other furniture such as a king and a harp. He also has a star globe. His flooring is the Blue Floor, and his wall is the Lunar Horizon. He has a Retro Stereo that plays Stale Cupcakes.
Julian (ジュリー,, Julie?) is a smug horse in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, who resembles a unicorn, due to the horn on his head. It is possible his name comes from "Julius", of Julius Caesar, who claimed to be related to the Roman goddess Venus, reflecting Julian's astronomy theme. The feminine form of his name in the Japanese version was likely given to emphasize Julian's feminine appearance.
Appearance
Julian is a blue and white horse with a slightly darker blue mane and tail, and a white horn, which resembles a unicorn. He has black hooves, wears purple eyeshadow and has long, black eyelashes. His eyes are normally closed, but when he opens them they appear white without a pupil. He may easily be mistaken for a female due to his appearance.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the smug personality. For more information, click here.
Julian 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. Julian 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. He is also very fond of bluegrass music, a trait which is shared by Shigeru Miyamoto.
House
Julian owns a lot of pieces from the Regal Series, such as the Regal Bed, Regal Sofa, Regal Bookcase, Regal Vanity and more. He also has other furniture such as a king and a harp. He also has a star globe. His flooring is the Blue Floor, and his wall is the Lunar Horizon. He has a Retro Stereo that plays Stale Cupcakes.
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AGENT S IN BOXES
Agent S (2ごう,, #2?) is a peppy squirrel villager from the Animal Crossing series. Like the other superheroes, she was introduced in the 2003 Japanese exclusive Dōbutsu no Mori e+, and reappeared in later games in the series. The "S" in her name most likely refers to her species, giving her the full title of Agent Squirrel. It is also possible that the "S" stands for sidekick, matching her catchphrase.
Appearance
Agent S wears a blue helmet emblazoned with two vertical white stripes that has the number two between them. Her arms and legs appear to be blue with white markings, while her tail is white with a gray swirl. She has half closed circle shaped eyes. Her initial clothing is the Number 2 shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality. For more information, click here.
As a peppy villager, Agent S will have the tendency to over-react in conversations about trivial subjects. She, like other peppy villagers, will rarely be discouraged from doing anything, including the usual hobbies. She will also have a very short attention span, which means she will soon forget some arguments or tasks given to the player which were not completed.
House
In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Agent S has the same furniture styling as Rhoda's house, only that she has changed the wallpaper to the tree wallpaper and the flooring to stone tile. There is a dice stereo by the left window that plays K.K. Cruisin'. She owns many econo chairs which are placed all around the house. In the bottom right, there is a regal vanity by a ruby-econo chair.
In City Folk, Agent S has the cityscape wallpaper. She owns a few items from the Cabana Series. Next to her Mrs. Flamingo is a harp. Her stereo plays K.K. Cruisin'.
In New Leaf, Agent S' house has more of a jock theme to it. She has the default basement wallpaper and flooring. Furniture from her include various boxing related items like,boxing mat, ringside table and blue corner, she also posses Clothesline pole, Clothes closet, Tv with vcr among others. She has a CD player that play DJ K.K. .
Agent S (2ごう,, #2?) is a peppy squirrel villager from the Animal Crossing series. Like the other superheroes, she was introduced in the 2003 Japanese exclusive Dōbutsu no Mori e+, and reappeared in later games in the series. The "S" in her name most likely refers to her species, giving her the full title of Agent Squirrel. It is also possible that the "S" stands for sidekick, matching her catchphrase.
Appearance
Agent S wears a blue helmet emblazoned with two vertical white stripes that has the number two between them. Her arms and legs appear to be blue with white markings, while her tail is white with a gray swirl. She has half closed circle shaped eyes. Her initial clothing is the Number 2 shirt.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the peppy personality. For more information, click here.
As a peppy villager, Agent S will have the tendency to over-react in conversations about trivial subjects. She, like other peppy villagers, will rarely be discouraged from doing anything, including the usual hobbies. She will also have a very short attention span, which means she will soon forget some arguments or tasks given to the player which were not completed.
House
In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Agent S has the same furniture styling as Rhoda's house, only that she has changed the wallpaper to the tree wallpaper and the flooring to stone tile. There is a dice stereo by the left window that plays K.K. Cruisin'. She owns many econo chairs which are placed all around the house. In the bottom right, there is a regal vanity by a ruby-econo chair.
In City Folk, Agent S has the cityscape wallpaper. She owns a few items from the Cabana Series. Next to her Mrs. Flamingo is a harp. Her stereo plays K.K. Cruisin'.
In New Leaf, Agent S' house has more of a jock theme to it. She has the default basement wallpaper and flooring. Furniture from her include various boxing related items like,boxing mat, ringside table and blue corner, she also posses Clothesline pole, Clothes closet, Tv with vcr among others. She has a CD player that play DJ K.K. .
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Keeping an eye on your trhead in case Rodeo or Kitt is moving
ok! I'll message you when they're moving. Cycling is on hold because I'm holding Poppy till she can be picked up
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JAY IN BOXES
Jay (ツバクロ, Tsubakuro?) is a jock bird villager in the Animal Crossing series. His English name is derived from the species of bird, although there are no jays that have red heads like the villager. His Japanese name, is the katakana writing of 燕 (Tsubakuro), which is the Japanese word for "Swallow" (the species of bird), it also can mean "comfort," or "enjoy." His catchphrase, "Heeeeeeyy," could be a reference to Fonzie from the show Happy Days. So far, Jay has been featured in every game. He appears on the album cover for King K.K.
Appearance
Jay is a bird with blue, red, and white feathers and an orange beak and legs, and is similar to a swallow. His eyebrows are black. He initially wears the Six Ball Shirt.
Personality
Jay has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers. He is very talkative, and is known to ask for fossils.
House
Jay's house, as it appears in City Folk
Jay's house has a classical theme, with K.K. Waltz playing on his gramaphone. In Animal Crossing, Jay has the Perfect painting in his house. As shown on the side, Jay likes to collect instruments. Jay's carpet is the classic carpet and his wallpaper is the ornate wallpaper.
Jay has a lot of violins and a piano. The perfect painting and the instruments are also left out in the later games.
Jay (ツバクロ, Tsubakuro?) is a jock bird villager in the Animal Crossing series. His English name is derived from the species of bird, although there are no jays that have red heads like the villager. His Japanese name, is the katakana writing of 燕 (Tsubakuro), which is the Japanese word for "Swallow" (the species of bird), it also can mean "comfort," or "enjoy." His catchphrase, "Heeeeeeyy," could be a reference to Fonzie from the show Happy Days. So far, Jay has been featured in every game. He appears on the album cover for King K.K.
Appearance
Jay is a bird with blue, red, and white feathers and an orange beak and legs, and is similar to a swallow. His eyebrows are black. He initially wears the Six Ball Shirt.
Personality
Jay has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers. He is very talkative, and is known to ask for fossils.
House
Jay's house, as it appears in City Folk
Jay's house has a classical theme, with K.K. Waltz playing on his gramaphone. In Animal Crossing, Jay has the Perfect painting in his house. As shown on the side, Jay likes to collect instruments. Jay's carpet is the classic carpet and his wallpaper is the ornate wallpaper.
Jay has a lot of violins and a piano. The perfect painting and the instruments are also left out in the later games.
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JAY IN BOXES, voiding in 20 minutes
Jay (ツバクロ, Tsubakuro?) is a jock bird villager in the Animal Crossing series. His English name is derived from the species of bird, although there are no jays that have red heads like the villager. His Japanese name, is the katakana writing of 燕 (Tsubakuro), which is the Japanese word for "Swallow" (the species of bird), it also can mean "comfort," or "enjoy." His catchphrase, "Heeeeeeyy," could be a reference to Fonzie from the show Happy Days. So far, Jay has been featured in every game. He appears on the album cover for King K.K.
Appearance
Jay is a bird with blue, red, and white feathers and an orange beak and legs, and is similar to a swallow. His eyebrows are black. He initially wears the Six Ball Shirt.
Personality
Jay has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers. He is very talkative, and is known to ask for fossils.
House
Jay's house, as it appears in City Folk
Jay's house has a classical theme, with K.K. Waltz playing on his gramaphone. In Animal Crossing, Jay has the Perfect painting in his house. As shown on the side, Jay likes to collect instruments. Jay's carpet is the classic carpet and his wallpaper is the ornate wallpaper.
Jay has a lot of violins and a piano. The perfect painting and the instruments are also left out in the later games.
Jay (ツバクロ, Tsubakuro?) is a jock bird villager in the Animal Crossing series. His English name is derived from the species of bird, although there are no jays that have red heads like the villager. His Japanese name, is the katakana writing of 燕 (Tsubakuro), which is the Japanese word for "Swallow" (the species of bird), it also can mean "comfort," or "enjoy." His catchphrase, "Heeeeeeyy," could be a reference to Fonzie from the show Happy Days. So far, Jay has been featured in every game. He appears on the album cover for King K.K.
Appearance
Jay is a bird with blue, red, and white feathers and an orange beak and legs, and is similar to a swallow. His eyebrows are black. He initially wears the Six Ball Shirt.
Personality
Jay has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers. He is very talkative, and is known to ask for fossils.
House
Jay's house, as it appears in City Folk
Jay's house has a classical theme, with K.K. Waltz playing on his gramaphone. In Animal Crossing, Jay has the Perfect painting in his house. As shown on the side, Jay likes to collect instruments. Jay's carpet is the classic carpet and his wallpaper is the ornate wallpaper.
Jay has a lot of violins and a piano. The perfect painting and the instruments are also left out in the later games.
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PECK IN BOXES
Peck (ふみたろう,, Fumitarou?) is a bird villager with a jock personality. His name is a reference to the pecking of a bird and also the colloquial name for the pectoral muscles, as homage to his personality. He was introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for Spring Blossoms.
Appearance
Peck has a neutral color scheme, with dark brown feathers covering all but his off-white chin and red eyebrows.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the jock personality. For more information, click here.
Peck has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers.
House
Peck's room features a special furniture piece, Diver Dan. Normally, this can only be purchased in medals on the island, however, if Peck invites the player to his house, they may be able to buy it from him.
Peck (ふみたろう,, Fumitarou?) is a bird villager with a jock personality. His name is a reference to the pecking of a bird and also the colloquial name for the pectoral muscles, as homage to his personality. He was introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for Spring Blossoms.
Appearance
Peck has a neutral color scheme, with dark brown feathers covering all but his off-white chin and red eyebrows.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the jock personality. For more information, click here.
Peck has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers.
House
Peck's room features a special furniture piece, Diver Dan. Normally, this can only be purchased in medals on the island, however, if Peck invites the player to his house, they may be able to buy it from him.
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PECK IN BOXES, voiding in 20 minutes
Peck (ふみたろう,, Fumitarou?) is a bird villager with a jock personality. His name is a reference to the pecking of a bird and also the colloquial name for the pectoral muscles, as homage to his personality. He was introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for Spring Blossoms.
Appearance
Peck has a neutral color scheme, with dark brown feathers covering all but his off-white chin and red eyebrows.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the jock personality. For more information, click here.
Peck has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers.
House
Peck's room features a special furniture piece, Diver Dan. Normally, this can only be purchased in medals on the island, however, if Peck invites the player to his house, they may be able to buy it from him.
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Peck (ふみたろう,, Fumitarou?) is a bird villager with a jock personality. His name is a reference to the pecking of a bird and also the colloquial name for the pectoral muscles, as homage to his personality. He was introduced in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. He appears on the album cover for Spring Blossoms.
Appearance
Peck has a neutral color scheme, with dark brown feathers covering all but his off-white chin and red eyebrows.
Personality
Below is a brief description of the jock personality. For more information, click here.
Peck has a jock personality, which means he will have a keen interest in sports and fitness, making him appear competitive and in some cases rude when talking to other villagers, usually criticizing their fitness. He will appear slow-witted and absent-minded when talking about deep, meaningful things. He will get along well with peppy villagers, but gets confused by the choice of lifestyle followed by lazy villagers, who appear opposite to the jock personality. He may offend and upset snooty and cranky villagers.
House
Peck's room features a special furniture piece, Diver Dan. Normally, this can only be purchased in medals on the island, however, if Peck invites the player to his house, they may be able to buy it from him.
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NAN IN BOXES
Nan (スミ, Sumi?) is a normal goat villager who first appeared in Dōbutsu no Mori e+. Her name may be a shortened form of "nanny", a word for a female goat, and her catchphrase, "kid", could relate to a baby goat, which is called a kid. If she moves away, and you are good friends with her, she'll attach her picture to her goodbye letter. Her picture quote has a play on words - Nanny Nanny boo boo - is the skipping song, or in some cases a way of taunting - she uses it because an adult female goat is called a Nanny goat.
Appearance
Nan is a black goat with pale-pink freckles on her cheek. She initially wears a citrus gingham shirt. She has pink inside her ears and orange and yellow-striped horns on her head. Her hooves are tipped pink, the same color as the inside of her ears. She initially wears a citrus gingham in all games she appears in, except for in New Leaf, where she wears a straw shirt.
Below is a brief description of the normal personality.
Nan is a normal villager. She will sometimes become very interested in clothes after staying for a while. She is sweet to players and is usually in a good mood, but if you do not go to your house on time when you invite Nan over in Wild World, she will be angry with you. She will act sweet and hospitable to the player. She is friendly with peppy villagers and lazy villagers. Snooty villagers will make her cry and be confused. Cranky villagers will also upset her. In New Leaf, Nan will always be sweet to you no matter what, and it's very hard to get on her bad side.
House
In Nan's house, you will find some items from the Blue Series, a T.V., a classic bed, and a lamp. She has a library wall and a checkered floor. She also has Steep Hill playing in her stereo. In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Nan has Savannah's style, only that she has used the Library Wall and the Checkered Tile for her choice of Wallpaper and Flooring. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Nan's house is rather posh. K.K. ?tude is playing on her Retro Stereo.
Trivia
She is the third female goat in the series, after Chevre and Velma.
Nan (スミ, Sumi?) is a normal goat villager who first appeared in Dōbutsu no Mori e+. Her name may be a shortened form of "nanny", a word for a female goat, and her catchphrase, "kid", could relate to a baby goat, which is called a kid. If she moves away, and you are good friends with her, she'll attach her picture to her goodbye letter. Her picture quote has a play on words - Nanny Nanny boo boo - is the skipping song, or in some cases a way of taunting - she uses it because an adult female goat is called a Nanny goat.
Appearance
Nan is a black goat with pale-pink freckles on her cheek. She initially wears a citrus gingham shirt. She has pink inside her ears and orange and yellow-striped horns on her head. Her hooves are tipped pink, the same color as the inside of her ears. She initially wears a citrus gingham in all games she appears in, except for in New Leaf, where she wears a straw shirt.
Below is a brief description of the normal personality.
Nan is a normal villager. She will sometimes become very interested in clothes after staying for a while. She is sweet to players and is usually in a good mood, but if you do not go to your house on time when you invite Nan over in Wild World, she will be angry with you. She will act sweet and hospitable to the player. She is friendly with peppy villagers and lazy villagers. Snooty villagers will make her cry and be confused. Cranky villagers will also upset her. In New Leaf, Nan will always be sweet to you no matter what, and it's very hard to get on her bad side.
House
In Nan's house, you will find some items from the Blue Series, a T.V., a classic bed, and a lamp. She has a library wall and a checkered floor. She also has Steep Hill playing in her stereo. In Dōbutsu no Mori e+, Nan has Savannah's style, only that she has used the Library Wall and the Checkered Tile for her choice of Wallpaper and Flooring. In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Nan's house is rather posh. K.K. ?tude is playing on her Retro Stereo.
Trivia
She is the third female goat in the series, after Chevre and Velma.
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RODEO IN BOXES
Rodeo (ロデオ,, Rodeo?) is a lazy bull villager who made his first appearance in Animal Crossing: Wild World. As a lazy villager, he will appear hospitable and friendly towards the player, making it easy to befriend him. He also has a fascination with food and relaxing. His name, Rodeo, comes from the name of the sport, or bull riding at rodeos. It is an event usually taking place in America, where the rider aims to stay on the bull the longest while it is jumping, kicking, and running. His initial phrase, "chaps", also relates to this. Chaps are an item of clothing, typically worn over jeans and made out out of leather, which protect a rider from their trousers rubbing against them, otherwise causing irritation. His Animal Crossing: New Leaf quote is a reference to how lazy villagers love sleeping.
Appearance
Rodeo is a dark gray bull with pale gray hair, dull, dusky gold horns and small, round red eyes. He has a lighter gray muzzle than the rest of his body. His tail tip goes from white to gray. On rainy days, he carries a Blue Dot parasol. Rodeo's initial shirt is the Beatnik Shirt. He bears an uncanny resemblance to Stu and T-Bone, which also have the lazy personality in some games. He also looks like Roscoe, a cranky horse.
Personality
The following is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, click here.
As a lazy villager, Rodeo refers to food most of the time and is extremely easy to get along with. He occasionally, like other lazy villagers, refers to himself as "Fashion Lad", this may have something to do with their fascination of superheroes. He tends not to over-react like other personality types would, and tends to keep to his lazy or "laid-back" personality. He enjoys all the hobbies, such as fishing, bug catching, and fossil collecting, and is rarely discouraged from attending the Fishing Tourney or Bug Off competition. He is competitive in the competitions and when winning can try to give the player 'advice'.
House
In games prior to Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Rodeo has two gyroids in his house and K.K. Gumbo plays on his Gold Stereo. Mostly his house carries a blue theme, with several items including the Blue Bed and the Blue Table. Rodeo also has a Men's toilet. Rodeo's wall is the Groovy Wall and the flooring being the Ceramic Tile.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, his house mostly contains furniture from the Modern Series, with several items including the: Modern Bed, Modern Table, Modern Sofa, Modern End Table, and Modern Shelf. Rodeo's wallpaper is the Concrete Wall and his flooring is the Steel Flooring. Rodeo's Gold Stereo is playing Stale Cupcakes.
Rodeo (ロデオ,, Rodeo?) is a lazy bull villager who made his first appearance in Animal Crossing: Wild World. As a lazy villager, he will appear hospitable and friendly towards the player, making it easy to befriend him. He also has a fascination with food and relaxing. His name, Rodeo, comes from the name of the sport, or bull riding at rodeos. It is an event usually taking place in America, where the rider aims to stay on the bull the longest while it is jumping, kicking, and running. His initial phrase, "chaps", also relates to this. Chaps are an item of clothing, typically worn over jeans and made out out of leather, which protect a rider from their trousers rubbing against them, otherwise causing irritation. His Animal Crossing: New Leaf quote is a reference to how lazy villagers love sleeping.
Appearance
Rodeo is a dark gray bull with pale gray hair, dull, dusky gold horns and small, round red eyes. He has a lighter gray muzzle than the rest of his body. His tail tip goes from white to gray. On rainy days, he carries a Blue Dot parasol. Rodeo's initial shirt is the Beatnik Shirt. He bears an uncanny resemblance to Stu and T-Bone, which also have the lazy personality in some games. He also looks like Roscoe, a cranky horse.
Personality
The following is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, click here.
As a lazy villager, Rodeo refers to food most of the time and is extremely easy to get along with. He occasionally, like other lazy villagers, refers to himself as "Fashion Lad", this may have something to do with their fascination of superheroes. He tends not to over-react like other personality types would, and tends to keep to his lazy or "laid-back" personality. He enjoys all the hobbies, such as fishing, bug catching, and fossil collecting, and is rarely discouraged from attending the Fishing Tourney or Bug Off competition. He is competitive in the competitions and when winning can try to give the player 'advice'.
House
In games prior to Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Rodeo has two gyroids in his house and K.K. Gumbo plays on his Gold Stereo. Mostly his house carries a blue theme, with several items including the Blue Bed and the Blue Table. Rodeo also has a Men's toilet. Rodeo's wall is the Groovy Wall and the flooring being the Ceramic Tile.
In Animal Crossing: New Leaf, his house mostly contains furniture from the Modern Series, with several items including the: Modern Bed, Modern Table, Modern Sofa, Modern End Table, and Modern Shelf. Rodeo's wallpaper is the Concrete Wall and his flooring is the Steel Flooring. Rodeo's Gold Stereo is playing Stale Cupcakes.
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