History Characters / AnimalCrossing

A fox who competes with Tom Nook for furniture sales. However, Redd's deals are a bit... shadier. In the first two games, he's a traveling visitor who comes every once in a while; in ''City,'' he has a permanent shop in the city.

* FellOffTheBackOfATruck: Where he claims to get his merch.

* HeavySleeper: Well, he ''is'' an owl.

* [=~What The Hell, Player?~=]: His reaction if you do the above.

* VideogameCrueltyPotential: The only way to speak to him in the second game is to wait for the right time and ''shoot him out of the air.''

* TheLibby

* EvillyAffable: He's not so much ''evil'' as "not exactly legit," but he is really overly friendly in a creepy way.

Lazy villagers are just in it to have a good time. They love long naps, good food, and a party every once in a while. They may subtly flirt with the female players. They're easygoing and tend to be agreeable. Some of the more HotBlood types may be annoyed by their slow pace, but relax... they're just doing what they do best. Chill.

There are well over 100 townsfolk in the ''Animal Crossing'' universe, with duplicates in personality all throughout, so we won't bother going into each individual one here. Instead, we'll cover the six basic villager personality types in their stead. Tropes referring to ''specific'' villagers (such as how Pekoe is a ChineseGirl) should go in the listing for that personality type. Non-villager NPC characters, however, are free game.

* ChineseGirl: Pekoe, a bear cub villager of this type.

* TheKingOfTown: He doesn't really do a whole lot unless there's a festival, and even then, he's basically just a glorified emcee.

Lazy villagers are just in it to have a good time. They love long naps, good food, and a party every once in a while. They're easygoing and tend to be agreeable. Some of the more HotBlood types may be annoyed by their slow pace, but relax... they're just doing what they do best. Chill.

There are well over 100 townsfolk in the ''Animal Crossing'' universe, with duplicates in personality all throughout, so we won't bother going into each individual one here. Instead, we'll cover the six basic villager personality types in their stead. Tropes referring to ''specific'' villagers (such as how Pekoe is a ChineseGirl) should go in the listing for that personality type. Non-villager NPC characters, however, are free game.

* PermanentElectedOfficial: It's even played with in TheMovie where he wins by one vote... the ''only'' vote, which is his. [[spoiler: Except in the upcoming game, where he seems to have been ousted by ''you.'']]

In the first game, he and his partner, Booker, are policedogs who notify you of happenings and run the lost and found. In the second game onwards, they're city guards instead, helping you with Wi-Fi things as well as the above.

There are well over 100 townsfolk in the ''Animal Crossing'' universe, with duplicates in personality all throughout, so we won't bother going into each individual one here. Instead, we'll cover the six basic villager personality types in their stead. Tropes referring to ''specific'' villagers (such as how Pekoe is a ChineseGirl) should go in the listing for that personality type. NPC characters, however, are free game.

* GoshDangItToHeck: Many of their pictures have UnusualEuphemisms of this sort written on them, like "SHRIEKING SUGARCUBES!"

Lazy villagers are just in it to have a good time. They love long naps, good food, and a party every once in a while. They're easygoing and tend to be agreeable. Some of the more HotBloode types may be annoyed by their slow pace, but relax... they're just doing what they do best. Chill.

* In ''City'', Jingle makes a comeback at Christmas, giving you various accessories like clothes and wallpaper while hiding in other people's empty houses (which, admittedly, is kind of creepy). [[spoiler: He'll also give you items over and over again if you change more than one of something that you're wearing.]]

* GeniusDitz: She forgot to buy a star chart with ''constellations'' on it.

* InsaneProprieter: ''Especially'' in the second two games.

The oldest Able Sister, she's a quiet hedgehog who doesn't talk much. She runs the Able Sister shops, which sell patterns, and, in later games, clothing and accessories. She spends most of her time at the sewing machine. But with a little talk, she opens up...

The youngest Able Sister, she greets customers at the Able Sister's shop and handles the transactions. She's a perky, open sort--oh, and despite the fact that she's blue and a hedgehog, no, she is not related to SonicTheHedgehog.

* VideogameCrueltyPotential: The only way to speak to him in the second game is to wait for the right time and ''shoot him out of the air.]]

In the first game, he and his partner, Booster, are policedogs who notify you of happenings and run the lost and found. In the second game onwards, they're city guards instead, helping you with Wi-Fi things as well as the above.

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* PromotionToParent: In the past, she had to take care of Mable [[spoiler: and Lable]].

* EvilAffable: He's not so much ''evil'' as "not exactly legit," but he is really overly friendly in a creepy way.

Introduced in ''City,'' she's a

There are well over 100 townsfolk in the ''Animal Crossing'' universe, with duplicates in personality all throughout, so we won't bother going into each individual one here. Instead, we'll cover the six basic villager personality types in their stead. NPC characters, however, are free game.

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