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"I caught a peacock butterfly! Now it's my turn to strut my stuff!" —New Horizons The peacock butterfly (カラスアゲハ, Karasuageha?) is a rare bug found from Wild World and beyond. It only appears in areas near flowers colored purple, black, or blue. Upon donating a peacock butterfly to the museum in Wild World, Blathers will comment as below: "The peacock butterfly gets its name from its coloring, as one would expect. If you ask me, I think it's a bit too ostentatious... But that's just me..." Blathe

Butch is a cranky dog villager in the Animal Crossing series who appears in all games to date. In all games except Doubutsu no Mori e+, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp...

“SPLASH! Make my viewers happy, and l'll make YOU happy. Let's make it RING! Nyuk!” ― New Horizons C.J. (ジャスティン, Jasutin?, Justin) is a beaver special visitor introduced in Pocket Camp and returns in New Horizons. He is the host of the Fishing Tourney, replacing Chip. He also occasionally visits the Deserted Island outside of the competition to seek out up-and-coming fishing talent for his live-streams. C.J. is a fat blue-eyed beaver. He has visible freckles and pronounced eyebrows, along with y

You're my new best bud!Picture quote Melba (アデレード, Aderēdo?, Adelaide) is a normal koala villager in the Animal Crossing series. She first appeared in Wild World. Melba's name may reference the Australian city of . Most likely, her name references Melba toast, an Australian/British dish named after the Australian opera singer Dame which would explain her catchphrase of "toasty". Her Japanese name references the Australian city of . She has the education hobby. Melba is a tan koala with a pink an

This article is about the lazy horse villager. For the special character, see Sable. For the former Fishing Tourney host, see Chip. “Got any snacks on you?” ― Picture quote, Wild World “My head is still leaking, but that medicine will make me feel better soon.” ― Elmer, sick in City Folk Elmer (サブレ, Sabure?, Sablé) is a lazy horse villager. He appears in all games from the Animal Crossing series. His name could be a reference to either the Elmer Horse Collection, a company which makes horse figu

If there's anything I can do to repay your devotion... Hey! Idiot! I'm being sarcastic, you know!Boris after not seeing the player for a very long time Boris (ダリー Darī?, Daley) is a cranky pig villager. His name presumably comes from the word "boar", an animal similar to a pig, usually wild. His initial phrase, "schnort", is pronounced similarly to "snort", a noise pigs and boars make. Boris returned to the series in New Leaf, as part of the Welcome amiibo update. By scanning amiibo cards, this

If you even THINK about crossing me, just think about these pearly whites!Picture quote If you believe in yourself, your friends would believe in you also.Whitney Whitney (ビアンカ Bianka?, Bianca) is a snooty wolf villager in the Animal Crossing series. She appeared in the Gekijōban Dōbutsu no Mori movie. Her name may come from the fact that her fur color is white. Her Wild World picture quote refers to Animal Crossing, and thinks it's about crossing animals. Her New Leaf picture quote is a referen

“LEAPING LOLLIPOPS!” ― Picture quote, Wild World Pinky (タンタン, Tantan?) is a peppy bear villager who has been in every Animal Crossing series game so far. Her name relates to the color of her fur, and her initial phrase, "wah", is another word for "what", which may relate to the fact that peppy villagers have a short attention span. Her initial phrase in Animal Crossing is a reference to her species, despite being a bear not a cub villager. She was one of the villagers to appear on the cover of A

“CATAPULTING CUPCAKES!” ― Picture quote, Wild World Freckles (マグロ, Maguro?) is a peppy duck villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her English name references the freckles on her face, while her Japanese name is the word for tuna. Her catchphrase, "ducky", relates to her species, since she is a duck. She has the fashion hobby. Freckles is a pink duck with a brown tuft of hair. She has five freckles in the middle of her face, and her eyes are off to the side. Her bill and feet are yellow, and

Avery (クスケチャ, Kusukecha?) is a cranky eagle villager who features in Animal Forest e+, City Folk, New Leaf, and New Horizons, being absent from Wild World. His name comes from "aviary", a place for keeping birds. His Japanese name is possibly derived from the Cree language word "kuskecha-sew", meaning "black-ish", referring to his gray coloration. His initial phrase is a cross between the sound an eagle makes and "yee-haw", a common cowboy phrase, relating to his Wild West-style house decor. He

Butch is a cranky dog villager in the Animal Crossing series who appears in all games to date. In all games except Doubutsu no Mori e+, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp...

Ava (ドミグラ, Domigura?) is a normal chicken villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her name may come from the word ova, the Latin word for "eggs". Her name probably also comes from the word "avian" meaning flyer; a pun on her species, chicken. She is absent in games after Animal Forest e+ but reappears in New Leaf. She appears on the album cover for K.K. Parade. She has the music hobby. Ava is a white chicken with a red comb and brown wings, possibly referencing an Isa Brown chicken. Ava has bi

Maddie is a peppy dog villager in the Animal Crossing series. She first appeared in Doubutsu no Mori, and after her appearance in Doubutsu no Mori e+, she remained...

Astrid (キッズ, Kizzu?, Kids) is a snooty kangaroo villager who first appeared in Animal Forest. She was absent from Wild World but returned in City Folk. Her name is derived from the prefix "astr-", meaning "star". This ties in with the shirt she initially wears, and her appearance. Her name in Japanese means "kids" which relates to her species as kangaroo as they carry their kid, called a joey, in their pouch. She has the music hobby. Astrid is a white kangaroo. She has half-closed eyes with oran

Dogs (犬 Inu?) are a type of villager species in the Animal Crossing series. Dogs are the only species with notably different breeds, though only the special characters exemplify different breeds. In addition to the default dog breed of the villagers, there are also akitas, bulldogs, chihuahuas, jack russells, poodles, shih tzus, and spaniels. There is a total of twenty-eight dogs in total in the Animal Crossing series. Eight of these are special characters and the remaining twenty are villagers,

Rocket is a big sister gorilla villager in the Animal Crossing series. She first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf and has appeared in all subsequent games....

“I overslept a little today. But that’s cool. It gave the bugs in my house some extra quiet time.” ― Sherb, New Horizons Sherb (レム, Remu?, Rem) is a lazy goat villager introduced in New Horizons, and later Pocket Camp. His name comes from sherbet, a type of ice cream. His Japanese name, Rem, may be a reference to REM sleep, further supported by his apparent love of sleeping, and his favorite song being Hypno K.K. He has the nature hobby. Sherb is a light blue goat with a tuft of slightly darker

This article is about a lazy cat villager. For the the smug dog villager named Bob in Japanese, see Shep. “I'm a cat. Chillin' is in my blood, man.” ― Picture quote, Wild World Bob (ニコバン, Nikoban?) is a lazy cat villager who has appeared in every game of the Animal Crossing series. His name is most likely based off the bobcat. His initial phrase, "pthhpth", may be a reference to the sound a cat makes when coughing up a hairball (this is further supported by the information on the e-Card which in

“Waaaaaaah! I'll never be as cool as the scary giant bird, mweee!” ― Merry, on Festivale, City Folk Merry (さっち, Sacchi?) is a peppy cat villager from the Animal Crossing series. She was originally in Animal Forest e+, where she was exclusive to her e-Card that came with the game, but did not appear in Wild World. She reappears in City Folk and New Leaf. Her name is a synonym for happy, based upon her Japanese name, which means "happiness", and reflected in her permanent smile. It is also pronoun

Sylvana (もんぺ Monpe?) is a normal squirrel villager who originally appeared in Animal Forest e+ via moving in with an e-Card only. She's absent only in Wild World or future games. However, she's been found in the data for Happy Home Designer. Sylvana's name is of Latin origin, meaning "of the forest," which is a possible reference to her species, as squirrels live in wooded habitats. She used to be on the cover for K.K. Rally and she has the nature hobby. Sylvana returned to the series in New Lea

This article is about the normal squirrel. For the the peppy rabbit, see Pippy. This article is about the normal squirrel. For the personality, see Peppy. “You're the whole package: smart, stylish, and charming! Everyone in town thinks so!” ― Poppy, New Leaf Poppy (グミ, Gumi?, Gummy) is a normal squirrel villager in the Animal Crossing series, appearing in City Folk, New Leaf, and New Horizons. Her name is either a reference to the poppy, a red flower, or poppy seeds, which squirrels like to eat.

I can't find my stupid toothbrush, and it's REALLY STRESSIN' ME OUT!Chrissy Chrissy (クリスチーヌ, Kurisuchīnu?, Christine) is a peppy rabbit villager in the Animal Crossing series. She originally appeared in Animal Forest e+, but was noticeably absent in Wild World, until her return in City Folk. Chrissy shares her unique appearance with her older sister, Francine. The two have minor differences but both appear on the cover of the peppy song, Bubblegum K.K. Her picture quote is almost identical to Be

“Tell me, , what's new, lion cub?” ― Leopold, Animal Crossing Leopold (ティーチャ―, Tīchā?, Teacher) is a lion villager with a smug (formerly jock) personality. His name is a real-life one which has a root word of "leo", Latin for lion, while his Japanese name, literally "teacher" transliterated, is a reference to his goal of being a professor. He has the education hobby. Leopold returned to the series in New Leaf, as part of the Welcome amiibo update. By scanning amiibo cards, this villager

Barold (ニッシー, Nisshī?) is a lazy cub villager in the Animal Crossing series. Barold's name is a play on the name "Harold" and bear. He is featured on the cover of K.K. Ska, and he has the play hobby. Barold is a dark grey-colored bear. The insides of his ears are tangerine-colored, he has large lips, and he appears to have large amounts of stubble on his face. There are white markings on his feet, his paws and the tip of his tail. He wears large square shaped glasses, and his initial shirt is th

Manfred (ギンカク, Ginkaku) est un aigle apparaissant comme villageois dans la série Animal Crossing à partir d'Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City. Sa carte amiibo est également compatible avec le jeu Animal Crossing: Amiibo Festival. Dans les jeux où il apparaît, Manfred est un villageois apparaissant aléatoirement dans le village du joueur. Il est sportif et son anniversaire est le 11 décembre, il est donc Sagittaire. Sa phrase de signature est "kaputt" et la phrase de sa photo est "Prudence es

“Maple + Moppina = BFF!” ― Picture quote, Wild World “...Half the challenge is going to be reeling that sucker in, honey!” ― Maple, City Folk Maple (メープル, Mēpuru?, Maple) is a normal cub villager in the Animal Crossing series. She has appeared in every game in the series so far. Maple's name derives from the type of tree called a Maple Tree. It could also be her name because she is "sweet like syrup"; as she has the normal personality. She is the only character to mention another character in th

This article is about the villager. For the natural phenomenon, see Aurora (weather). “Just keep your cool.” ― Picture quote, Wild World Aurora (オーロラ, Ōrora?) is a normal penguin villager in the Animal Crossing series. She is named after auroras, which can be seen in the skies above the South Pole, where most species of penguins live. Her initial phrase comes from pronouncing "baby" while shivering, which happens when words are pronounced usually in cold weather or climates; it is quite similar

This article is about the villager. For the month, see June. “Aren't beetles fascinating? They're so small, but so fierce looking! And there are so many different kinds!” ― June, Welcome amiibo June (メイ, Mei?) is a normal cub from the Animal Crossing series, first occurring as an islander in Animal Crossing and Animal Forest e+. In the Prima Official Guide for Animal Crossing, her picture was replaced with Jane's. Unlike her name would suggest, June's birthday is in May. This is because her Japa

“Well, aren't you brave for walking into the lion's den.” ― Rolf, City Folk “I could eat you for lunch, you know.” ― Picture quote, Wild World Rolf (チョモラン, Chomoran?) is a cranky tiger villager that appears in all the games of the Animal Crossing series. He has the fitness hobby. He is a white tiger with dark gray stripes and whiskers. He has pink around his eyes, and is often seen glaring. The inside of his ears are light blue, which are the same shade as the Bubble Shirt he wears prior to New

You do seem to enjoy talking to me, don't you, myohmy? Not to worry, it's not a bother at all.Judy Judy (みすず, Misuzu?) is a snooty cub villager introduced in New Horizons, and later Pocket Camp. Her name's origin is unknown, although it is likely a reference to the famous actress , due to her elegant appearance, personality, and hobby. She has the music hobby. Judy is a cub with pastel-colored fur with a white face, a small black nose, and peach-colored ear innards. Her fur is pastel pink, light

This article is about the peppy cat villager. For the flower, see Rose. “To the president of the Rosie Fan club!” ― Picture quote, Wild World Rosie (ブーケ Būke?, Bouquet) is a peppy cat villager that has appeared in all games and also appeared in Gekijōban Dōbutsu no Mori. She is also a widely popular Animal Crossing representative symbol, as she appears on many game covers and has merchandise depending on her appearance. Her initial catchphrase is a reference to how peppy villagers normally act.

“Zap!” ― Picture quote, Wild World “I came barging in on you, but you're all still smiles and pleasantries. You're almost TOO nice. GAHAHA!” ― Static, New Leaf Static (スパーク, Supāku?, Spark) is a cranky squirrel villager in the Animal Crossing series. His name, catchphrase, appearance and general character make reference to lightning. Static has appeared in every Animal Crossing game to date. He has the music hobby. Static is a purple squirrel with a yellow swirl on his tail and a yellow lightnin

“They say the island is just a game. And everything we say? Or do? It's just to amuse somebody else!” ― Erik, New Horizons Erik (チャック, Chakku?, Chuck) is a lazy deer villager who first appeared in New Leaf. His name is most likely a variation of "elk", as he resembles a moose, known as Eurasian elk in Europe. Erik is also a common name in the Nordic countries, who are known for large numbers of moose as well as a cold climate, which is referenced in Erik's design and house. His catchphrase, "cho

“There's something vaguely suspicious about the movement of the clouds...” ― Amelia, City Folk Amelia (アンデス, Andesu?, Andes) is a snooty eagle villager from the Animal Crossing series. Her Japanese name could come from a breed of eagle and a shortening of a place in South America. Her English name is a reference to Amelia Earhart, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. She was also the only female eagle until New Leaf when Celia was introduced. She appears on the cover of K.K. Lovers,

What do you do when you have to wash your clothes!? Do you stay inside all day!?Sylvia Sylvia (シルビア, Shirubia?) is a sisterly kangaroo villager from the Animal Crossing series. She originally appeared in Animal Forest e+ as a snooty villager. After Animal Forest e+, she was absent until New Leaf, where she reappeared as a sisterly villager. She has appeared in every game since. Her catchphrase in New Leaf comes from the joey that kangaroos carry in their pouches, while the one in New Horizons co

“C'mere! I'm gonna bench-press you!” ― Picture quote, Wild World Poncho (ポンチョ, Poncho?) is a jock cub villager that has appeared in every game in the Animal Crossing series. His name refers to a poncho, an article of clothing. His catchphrase is "li'l bear", which has to do with the fact that he is a bear cub himself. He has the fitness hobby. Poncho is a navy blue bear cub. He initially wears the Blue Grid Shirt, an off-white shirt with blue lines on it. On Poncho's head, there is a tuft of hai

“How goes it, pound cake?” ― Chelsea, Pocket Camp Chelsea (チェルシー Cherushī?) is a normal deer villager who appears in New Leaf as part of the Welcome amiibo update. She lives in a mobile home and can be asked to move into the player's town. Her amiibo card is part of the Sanrio amiibo card pack. Along with Cece, Chai, Epona, Étoile, Felyne, Ganon, Inkwell, Marty, Medli, Rilla, Toby, Viché, and Wolf Link, Chelsea is unable to be adopted while moving out of a town. She has the play hobby.[1] Chelse

“If I may be so bold, you're looking as cool as a fair number of cucumbers.” ― Hans, New Leaf Hans (スナイル Sunairu?, Snyle) is a smug gorilla villager in the Animal Crossing series. His initial phrase could be a reference to the 70's through 90's, where saying something was "groovy" meant it was cool or fashionable. He often says German phrases such as "guten tag," possibly referencing Yeti sightings in the Austrian Alps. He has the fitness hobby. He appears on the cover of K.K. Adventure. Hans is

“You know why I'm carrying this shovel around? It's to find fossils so I can look smart, arfer.” ― Cookie, City Folk Cookie (ペリーヌ Perīnu?, Perrine) is a peppy dog villager in the Animal Crossing series. She was absent from Wild World, but returned in City Folk. She is likely named Cookie because of her cute appearance and sweet personality or because treats for dogs are sometimes called cookies. Her initial catchphrase, "arfer", is a variation of the word "arf", the sound a dog makes. She appear

“I shouldn't say this, but you should limit your wardrobe to outfits you can actually pull off, know what I mean?” ― Ankha, Animal Crossing Ankha (ナイル, Nairu?, Nile) is a snooty cat villager in the Animal Crossing series, appearing in every game except Animal Forest and Wild World. In Animal Forest+, Animal Crossing, and in Animal Forest e+, she is an islander. Her name is based on the ankh, which is the Egyptian hieroglyphic character that reads "life". Her Japanese name is "Nile", which refers