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* CallingParentsByTheirName: AWL's Rock only ever calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad." Averted by Romeo, his Harvest Moon DS incarnation, who always calls Louis "mom" properly in both Japanese and English.
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: AWL's Rock only ever calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad." Averted by Romeo, his Harvest Moon DS incarnation, who always calls Louis "mom" "Mom" properly in both Japanese and English.
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: AWL's Rock only ever calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."" Averted by Romeo, his Harvest Moon DS incarnation, who always calls Louis "mom" properly in both Japanese and English.
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* [[FarmBoy Farm Boy/Girl]]: If your child decides on running your farm, most often Celia's or Marlin's kid as they'll be more interested in farming than any other profession (helps that you've married a farmer).
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His ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS'' counterpart does not appear in the game, though Louis mentions her unnamed husband is off traveling the world.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: He (or his ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS'' counterpart) is absent in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS''.
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* DubNameChange: In ''AWL''. From Tai/Tay - Tim.
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* ParentNeverCameBackFromTheStore: Played for drama in Harvest Moon DS: Tim is one of the two AWL characters (the other being Samantha) whose IdenticalGrandson is not present in the Valley. Talking to DS!Ruby in her bedroom, she explains that her husband is traveling the world (which is something AWL!Tim often considers leaving to do). Or that’s what he said he was leaving to do, anyway— she says he never even writes her, and she’s very worried. Wherever he is, he never returns, and his disappearance is a topic both Rock and Ruby avoid otherwise.
* WalkingTheEarth: Used to be a traveler before settling down as aninnkeeper. innkeeper, and confesses that after all this time he still doesn’t feel like an innkeeper and doesn’t think he’ll ever shake the urge to pack up and travel again. His DS descendant is doing this according to LouisLouis, but he hasn’t even written her back in some time and is presumed missing.
* WalkingTheEarth: Used to be a traveler before settling down as an
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* FarmBoy: They decide to leave the city to become one, and quickly get the hang of it.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Mark's age is stated to be 25 in the official Japanese guidebook for ''A Wonderful Life''. Pony's age is not revealed, but creator Yasuhiro Wada comments in the official ''Another Wonderful Life'' guidebook that Pony is meant to evoke a university student, rather than an office worker like Claire.
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* AllThereInTheManual: Mark's age is stated to be 25 in the official Japanese guidebook for ''A Wonderful Life''. Pony's age is not revealed, but creator Yasuhiro Wada comments in the official Japanese ''Another Wonderful Life'' guidebook that Pony is meant to evoke a university student, rather than an office worker like Claire.
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* CreepyUncle: Downplayed-- he's just Celia's older male relative, not an uncle specifically, and they may be NotBloodRelated if they're kin through marriage (the term used when describing them as "relatives," ''shinseki'', is quite generic)-- but the official guidebooks for ''A Wonderful Life'' and ''Another Wonderful Life'' note that Vesta and Celia are "relatives" while Masshu and Vesta are siblings, making Marlin and Celia related to ''some'' degree. Celia appears unaware of his attractions to her in these games, and instead tries to set Pony up with him during his heart event with her in ''Another Wonderful Life''.
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* CreepyUncle: Downplayed-- he's just Celia's older male relative, not an uncle specifically, and they may be NotBloodRelated if they're kin through marriage (the term used when describing them as "relatives," ''shinseki'', is quite generic)-- but the official Japanese guidebooks for ''A Wonderful Life'' and ''Another Wonderful Life'' note that Vesta and Celia are "relatives" while Masshu and Vesta are siblings, making Marlin and Celia related to ''some'' degree. Celia appears unaware of his attractions to her in these games, and instead tries to set Pony up with him during his heart event with her in ''Another Wonderful Life''.
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* HandsInPockets: His default mode when walking around is to have his hands in his pockets. His official art in the small guidebook even shows him in this pose.
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* {{Precursors}}: He got into archaeology because he thinks he might be descended from them. [[spoiler: In a [[GuideDangIt ridiculously difficult-to-see-scene]], the Harvest Goddess tells him he's not, but he ignores her because he's not about to give up his life's work.]]
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* {{Precursors}}: He got into archaeology because he thinks he might be descended from them. [[spoiler: In a [[GuideDangIt ridiculously difficult-to-see-scene]], difficult-to-see DS scene]], the Harvest Goddess tells him he's not, but he ignores her because he's not about to give up his life's work.]]
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* ApronMatron: Part of her working clothes. It shown to be worn as the game progresses.
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* ApronMatron: Part of her working clothes. It It's shown to be become more worn as the game progresses.
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* HeroesWantRedHeads: If you choose her.
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* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Patrick apparently takes pride in being the second best pyrotechnic in the world, with his brother being better than he is.
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* PyroManiac: They make fireworks for a living, and reside in a tower that resembles a giant rocket.
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* PyroManiac: They He and his twin brother make fireworks for a living, and reside in a tower that resembles a giant rocket.
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Grant's wife and Kate's mother who moves into town in the second chapter.
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The self-proclaimed second-greatest pyrotechnician in the
* AlwaysSomeoneBetter: Patrick apparently takes pride in being the second best pyrotechnic in the world, with his brother being better than he is.
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** Pasaran -> Patrick.
* IdenticalTwinIDTag: Kassey wears blue overalls with a smiley face, Patrick wears green overalls with a flower. Also Patrick has a single hair on his bald spot where Kassey doesn't have one.
* PyroManiac: They make fireworks for a living, and reside in a tower that resembles a giant rocket.
* ThemeTwinNaming: Averted with the brothers' English names, while their Japanese names rhyme and are named after a type of {{Yokai}}
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The son of Tim and Ruby at the inn, though he looks ''absolutely nothing like them.'' He's a party animal who loves just lounging about and looking for fun stuff to do.
His DS descendant is "Romeo".
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The son of Tim and Ruby at the inn, though he looks ''absolutely nothing like them.'' He's a party animal who loves just lounging about and looking for fun stuff to do.
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!!Rock
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be a kind-hearted person. He does tend to worry, though.
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* AgeLift: His official age is 25 to match the protagonist's in the official Japanese guidebook; decreased to 22 by Natsume in the manuals that came with ''AWL'', ''ANWL'', and ''AWL:SE'' overseas.
* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, the difference is not noted in-universe. The same 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark, and is not remarked on there either. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
* AllMenArePerverts: Makes a transparently physical invitation to Pony in his first heart event, though the event derails before anything actually happens. If you manage to visit him in his room during the small window of time he's there, the dialogue you have the highest chance of seeing is this:
--> '''Rock''': Make yourself at home. You want to sleep over? Just kidding.
* AllThereInTheManual: While all ''Wonderful Life'' titles strongly imply that he isn't Tei and Lou's biological child, Rock is very emphatic that it's none of anyone's business and that if he ''did'' have a sad past, he'd prefer to just forget it, leaving the question unanswered in-game. The official Japanese guidebook for ''Another Wonderful Life'' states in his bio that [[spoiler:he's not their biological son.]]
* AnimalLover: You can gain bonus affection with him by caring for your animals, despite all other kinds of farm / ranch work lowering his affection. Snuggling them in particular raises his affection by a good amount. This trait is hinted at in his first two heart events-- peeling back his theatrical antics and dramatic storytelling, the first has him distraught over a (seemingly) dead turtle, while the second has him distracted from his romantic pursuit of Pony to play with her dog. After marriage he talks to the pup like an old friend, and asks from time to time if there's any room on the farm for a big turtle. It's a hereditary trait, as his son's second-highest strength and interest is ranching.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' is one of the only ways to actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
* CampStraight: His three favorite things are partying, fashion and women.
* CasanovaWannabe: He fancies himself quite the catch, but his love interest and even the game itself seem disgusted with him. His mother notes that you’re the first person who’s ever taken a liking to him (despite even the correct dialogue options sounding like Pony’s barely tolerating him at best) and begs you to be with him even if you like him just a little. He even looks the part, wearing a sleazy disco leisure suit.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally [[spoiler:running the farm himself in memory of you.]]
* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' his arch-enemy and reacts to it attacking him by challenging it to a race, which he then loses. After marriage, he admits that he's a bit intimidated by your dog's intelligence.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and embarrassingly so. Even in the parent/son argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
* DubNameChange: His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS]]'' incarnation is named "Romeo" in the Japanese versions.
* DumbBlonde: A male example, and ''boy is he ever.'' He's as dumb as a... er... well... [[InsultToRocks you]] [[{{Pun}} know.]]
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* HeyYou: Habitually calls the player "babe" in ''Another Wonderful Life'', and "dude" in ''A Wonderful Life: Special Edition''. These are both renderings of the same Japanese speech habit: he's overusing the second-person pronoun ''kimi'' in a way that comes across as over-familiar and condescending (and flirtatious in a dated, stereotypically cheesy way if used towards a woman).
* InformedAttribute: He tells you he's a pro skier. Knowing Rock, though...
* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts: he's shorter than Pony, relentlessly positive, and a total chatterbox.
* LazyBum: Rather content to live the life of a layabout. This changes when you marry him [[spoiler: when he'll run your farm when you pass away]].
* MeaningfulName:
** Rock isn't the smartest guy in town.
** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”). It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
* NotBloodNotFamily: Seemingly inverted, as Tim and Ruby clearly have a closer, more familial relationship with Nami (who is also on strained terms with her biological family) than they do with Rock, their biological child-- who calls them by their first names in return. [[spoiler:Ultimately zigzagged, as [[MistakenForRelated Rock isn't their biological child either]], the wording in the official Japanese guidebook being that he's not the ''"real"'' son of Tei/Tim and Lou/Ruby. While Tim and Ruby see Nami as the "daughter I always wanted", the family photo in their room shows a different ''son'' than Rock, implied to be their "real" son. Rock also goes against this trope in his 2nd rival event with Lumina, advising to treasure the parental figures she has in Romana and Sebastian rather than trying to dig up the ones she never knew. However, he also shows insecurity about [[AdoptionAngst his own lack of blood ties]], nervously laughing off his lack of resemblance to his parents. He also admits after marriage that he felt completely aimless until you and your child became his family, and takes no small amount of pride in saying "my blood is coursing through your veins!" to his adult son.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22 in the Western releases of the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but looks like a young teenager. In the Japanese version he’s 25– same age as Gustafa.
* TheSlacker: Doubly so in his ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnation.
* SurferDude: Claims to be one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he must get both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event in ANWL is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
!!Marlin
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A ranch hand, and Vesta's brother. He moved out to the valley when he was young because of his failing health, and he's still a bit frail. He can be cold at first, but when he warms up, he shows himself to be a kind-hearted person. He does tend to worry, though.
His DS descendant is "Ash".
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, the difference is not noted in-universe. The same 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark, and is not remarked on there either. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
* AllMenArePerverts: Makes a transparently physical invitation to Pony in his first heart event, though the event derails before anything actually happens. If you manage to visit him in his room during the small window of time he's there, the dialogue you have the highest chance of seeing is this:
--> '''Rock''': Make yourself at home. You want to sleep over? Just kidding.
* AllThereInTheManual: While all ''Wonderful Life'' titles strongly imply that he isn't Tei and Lou's biological child, Rock is very emphatic that it's none of anyone's business and that if he ''did'' have a sad past, he'd prefer to just forget it, leaving the question unanswered in-game. The official Japanese guidebook for ''Another Wonderful Life'' states in his bio that [[spoiler:he's not their biological son.]]
* AnimalLover: You can gain bonus affection with him by caring for your animals, despite all other kinds of farm / ranch work lowering his affection. Snuggling them in particular raises his affection by a good amount. This trait is hinted at in his first two heart events-- peeling back his theatrical antics and dramatic storytelling, the first has him distraught over a (seemingly) dead turtle, while the second has him distracted from his romantic pursuit of Pony to play with her dog. After marriage he talks to the pup like an old friend, and asks from time to time if there's any room on the farm for a big turtle. It's a hereditary trait, as his son's second-highest strength and interest is ranching.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' is one of the only ways to actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
* CampStraight: His three favorite things are partying, fashion and women.
* CasanovaWannabe: He fancies himself quite the catch, but his love interest and even the game itself seem disgusted with him. His mother notes that you’re the first person who’s ever taken a liking to him (despite even the correct dialogue options sounding like Pony’s barely tolerating him at best) and begs you to be with him even if you like him just a little. He even looks the part, wearing a sleazy disco leisure suit.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally [[spoiler:running the farm himself in memory of you.]]
* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' his arch-enemy and reacts to it attacking him by challenging it to a race, which he then loses. After marriage, he admits that he's a bit intimidated by your dog's intelligence.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and embarrassingly so. Even in the parent/son argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
* DubNameChange: His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS]]'' incarnation is named "Romeo" in the Japanese versions.
* DumbBlonde: A male example, and ''boy is he ever.'' He's as dumb as a... er... well... [[InsultToRocks you]] [[{{Pun}} know.]]
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* HeyYou: Habitually calls the player "babe" in ''Another Wonderful Life'', and "dude" in ''A Wonderful Life: Special Edition''. These are both renderings of the same Japanese speech habit: he's overusing the second-person pronoun ''kimi'' in a way that comes across as over-familiar and condescending (and flirtatious in a dated, stereotypically cheesy way if used towards a woman).
* InformedAttribute: He tells you he's a pro skier. Knowing Rock, though...
* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts: he's shorter than Pony, relentlessly positive, and a total chatterbox.
* LazyBum: Rather content to live the life of a layabout. This changes when you marry him [[spoiler: when he'll run your farm when you pass away]].
* MeaningfulName:
** Rock isn't the smartest guy in town.
** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”). It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
* NotBloodNotFamily: Seemingly inverted, as Tim and Ruby clearly have a closer, more familial relationship with Nami (who is also on strained terms with her biological family) than they do with Rock, their biological child-- who calls them by their first names in return. [[spoiler:Ultimately zigzagged, as [[MistakenForRelated Rock isn't their biological child either]], the wording in the official Japanese guidebook being that he's not the ''"real"'' son of Tei/Tim and Lou/Ruby. While Tim and Ruby see Nami as the "daughter I always wanted", the family photo in their room shows a different ''son'' than Rock, implied to be their "real" son. Rock also goes against this trope in his 2nd rival event with Lumina, advising to treasure the parental figures she has in Romana and Sebastian rather than trying to dig up the ones she never knew. However, he also shows insecurity about [[AdoptionAngst his own lack of blood ties]], nervously laughing off his lack of resemblance to his parents. He also admits after marriage that he felt completely aimless until you and your child became his family, and takes no small amount of pride in saying "my blood is coursing through your veins!" to his adult son.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22 in the Western releases of the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but looks like a young teenager. In the Japanese version he’s 25– same age as Gustafa.
* TheSlacker: Doubly so in his ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnation.
* SurferDude: Claims to be one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he must get both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event in ANWL is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
!!Marlin
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A ranch hand, and Vesta's brother. He moved out to the valley when he was young because of his failing health, and he's still a bit frail. He can be cold at first, but when he warms up, he shows himself to be a kind-hearted person. He does tend to worry, though.
His DS descendant is "Ash".
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, the difference is not noted in-universe. The same 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark, and is not remarked on there either. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
* AllMenArePerverts: Makes a transparently physical invitation to Pony in his first heart event, though the event derails before anything actually happens. If you manage to visit him in his room during the small window of time he's there, the dialogue you have the highest chance of seeing is this:
--> '''Rock''': Make yourself at home. You want to sleep over? Just kidding.
* AllThereInTheManual: While all ''Wonderful Life'' titles strongly imply that he isn't Tei and Lou's biological child, Rock is very emphatic that it's none of anyone's business and that if he ''did'' have a sad past, he'd prefer to just forget it, leaving the question unanswered in-game. The official Japanese guidebook for ''Another Wonderful Life'' states in his bio that [[spoiler:he's not their biological son.]]
* AnimalLover: You can gain bonus affection with him by caring for your animals, despite all other kinds of farm / ranch work lowering his affection. Snuggling them in particular raises his affection by a good amount. This trait is hinted at in his first two heart events-- peeling back his theatrical antics and dramatic storytelling, the first has him distraught over a (seemingly) dead turtle, while the second has him distracted from his romantic pursuit of Pony to play with her dog. After marriage he talks to the pup like an old friend, and asks from time to time if there's any room on the farm for a big turtle. It's a hereditary trait, as his son's second-highest strength and interest is ranching.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' is one of the only ways to actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
* CampStraight: His three favorite things are partying, fashion and women.
* CasanovaWannabe: He fancies himself quite the catch, but his love interest and even the game itself seem disgusted with him. His mother notes that you’re the first person who’s ever taken a liking to him (despite even the correct dialogue options sounding like Pony’s barely tolerating him at best) and begs you to be with him even if you like him just a little. He even looks the part, wearing a sleazy disco leisure suit.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally [[spoiler:running the farm himself in memory of you.]]
* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' his arch-enemy and reacts to it attacking him by challenging it to a race, which he then loses. After marriage, he admits that he's a bit intimidated by your dog's intelligence.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and embarrassingly so. Even in the parent/son argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
* DubNameChange: His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS]]'' incarnation is named "Romeo" in the Japanese versions.
* DumbBlonde: A male example, and ''boy is he ever.'' He's as dumb as a... er... well... [[InsultToRocks you]] [[{{Pun}} know.]]
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* HeyYou: Habitually calls the player "babe" in ''Another Wonderful Life'', and "dude" in ''A Wonderful Life: Special Edition''. These are both renderings of the same Japanese speech habit: he's overusing the second-person pronoun ''kimi'' in a way that comes across as over-familiar and condescending (and flirtatious in a dated, stereotypically cheesy way if used towards a woman).
* InformedAttribute: He tells you he's a pro skier. Knowing Rock, though...
* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts: he's shorter than Pony, relentlessly positive, and a total chatterbox.
* LazyBum: Rather content to live the life of a layabout. This changes when you marry him [[spoiler: when he'll run your farm when you pass away]].
* MeaningfulName:
** Rock isn't the smartest guy in town.
** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”). It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
* NotBloodNotFamily: Seemingly inverted, as Tim and Ruby clearly have a closer, more familial relationship with Nami (who is also on strained terms with her biological family) than they do with Rock, their biological child-- who calls them by their first names in return. [[spoiler:Ultimately zigzagged, as [[MistakenForRelated Rock isn't their biological child either]], the wording in the official Japanese guidebook being that he's not the ''"real"'' son of Tei/Tim and Lou/Ruby. While Tim and Ruby see Nami as the "daughter I always wanted", the family photo in their room shows a different ''son'' than Rock, implied to be their "real" son. Rock also goes against this trope in his 2nd rival event with Lumina, advising to treasure the parental figures she has in Romana and Sebastian rather than trying to dig up the ones she never knew. However, he also shows insecurity about [[AdoptionAngst his own lack of blood ties]], nervously laughing off his lack of resemblance to his parents. He also admits after marriage that he felt completely aimless until you and your child became his family, and takes no small amount of pride in saying "my blood is coursing through your veins!" to his adult son.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22 in the Western releases of the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but looks like a young teenager. In the Japanese version he’s 25– same age as Gustafa.
* TheSlacker: Doubly so in his ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnation.
* SurferDude: Claims to be one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he must get both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event in ANWL is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
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A ranch hand, and Vesta's brother. He moved out to the valley when he was young because of his failing health, and he's still a bit frail. He can be cold at first, but when he warms up, he shows himself to be a kind-hearted person. He does tend to worry, though.
His DS descendant is "Ash".
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A songwriter who lives in the valley, and something of a hippie. He's a loner and a wanderer, but he'll befriend you if you like--he might even show you some of his music. He's pretty in-tune with nature. He likes Nami; he's attracted to fellow loners.
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* AgeLift: His official age is 25 to match the protagonist's in the official Japanese guidebook; decreased to 22 by Natsume in the manuals that came with ''AWL'', ''ANWL'', and ''AWL:SE'' overseas.
* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, the difference is not noted in-universe. The same 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark, and is not remarked on there either. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
* AllMenArePerverts: Makes a transparently physical invitation to Pony in his first heart event, though the event derails before anything actually happens. If you manage to visit him in his room during the small window of time he's there, the dialogue you have the highest chance of seeing is this:
--> '''Rock''': Make yourself at home. You want to sleep over? Just kidding.
* AllThereInTheManual: While all ''Wonderful Life'' titles strongly imply that he isn't Tei and Lou's biological child, Rock is very emphatic that it's none of anyone's business and that if he ''did'' have a sad past, he'd prefer to just forget it, leaving the question unanswered in-game. The official Japanese guidebook for ''Another Wonderful Life'' states in his bio that [[spoiler:he's not their biological son.]]
* AnimalLover: You can gain bonus affection with him by caring for your animals, despite all other kinds of farm / ranch work lowering his affection. Snuggling them in particular raises his affection by a good amount. This trait is hinted at in his first two heart events-- peeling back his theatrical antics and dramatic storytelling, the first has him distraught over a (seemingly) dead turtle, while the second has him distracted from his romantic pursuit of Pony to play with her dog. After marriage he talks to the pup like an old friend, and asks from time to time if there's any room on the farm for a big turtle. It's a hereditary trait, as his son's second-highest strength and interest is ranching.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' is one of the only ways to actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
* CampStraight: His three favorite things are partying, fashion and women.
* CasanovaWannabe: He fancies himself quite the catch, but his love interest and even the game itself seem disgusted with him. His mother notes that you’re the first person who’s ever taken a liking to him (despite even the correct dialogue options sounding like Pony’s barely tolerating him at best) and begs you to be with him even if you like him just a little. He even looks the part, wearing a sleazy disco leisure suit.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally [[spoiler:running the farm himself in memory of you.]]
* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' his arch-enemy and reacts to it attacking him by challenging it to a race, which he then loses. After marriage, he admits that he's a bit intimidated by your dog's intelligence.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and embarrassingly so. Even in the parent/son argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
* DubNameChange: His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS]]'' incarnation is named "Romeo" in the Japanese versions.
* DumbBlonde: A male example, and ''boy is he ever.'' He's as dumb as a... er... well... [[InsultToRocks you]] [[{{Pun}} know.]]
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* HeyYou: Habitually calls the player "babe" in ''Another Wonderful Life'', and "dude" in ''A Wonderful Life: Special Edition''. These are both renderings of the same Japanese speech habit: he's overusing the second-person pronoun ''kimi'' in a way that comes across as over-familiar and condescending (and flirtatious in a dated, stereotypically cheesy way if used towards a woman).
* InformedAttribute: He tells you he's a pro skier. Knowing Rock, though...
* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts: he's shorter than Pony, relentlessly positive, and a total chatterbox.
* LazyBum: Rather content to live the life of a layabout. This changes when you marry him [[spoiler: when he'll run your farm when you pass away]].
* MeaningfulName:
** Rock isn't the smartest guy in town.
** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”). It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
* NotBloodNotFamily: Seemingly inverted, as Tim and Ruby clearly have a closer, more familial relationship with Nami (who is also on strained terms with her biological family) than they do with Rock, their biological child-- who calls them by their first names in return. [[spoiler:Ultimately zigzagged, as [[MistakenForRelated Rock isn't their biological child either]], the wording in the official Japanese guidebook being that he's not the ''"real"'' son of Tei/Tim and Lou/Ruby. While Tim and Ruby see Nami as the "daughter I always wanted", the family photo in their room shows a different ''son'' than Rock, implied to be their "real" son. Rock also goes against this trope in his 2nd rival event with Lumina, advising to treasure the parental figures she has in Romana and Sebastian rather than trying to dig up the ones she never knew. However, he also shows insecurity about [[AdoptionAngst his own lack of blood ties]], nervously laughing off his lack of resemblance to his parents. He also admits after marriage that he felt completely aimless until you and your child became his family, and takes no small amount of pride in saying "my blood is coursing through your veins!" to his adult son.]]
* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22 in the Western releases of the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but looks like a young teenager. In the Japanese version he’s 25– same age as Gustafa.
* TheSlacker: Doubly so in his ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnation.
* SurferDude: Claims to be one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he must get both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event in ANWL is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
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A songwriter who lives in the valley, and something of a hippie. He's a loner and a wanderer, but he'll befriend you if you like--he might even show you some of his music. He's pretty in-tune with nature. He likes Nami; he's attracted to fellow loners.
His DS descendant is named "Gusta".
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* AllMenArePerverts: Makes a transparently physical invitation to Pony in his first heart event, though the event derails before anything actually happens. If you manage to visit him in his room during the small window of time he's there, the dialogue you have the highest chance of seeing is this:
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' is one of the only ways to actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: BewareTheSillyOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' is one of the only ways to actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
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* CasanovaWannabe: He even wears a sleazy leisure suit.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally running the farm himself in memory of you.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally running the farm himself in memory of you.
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* CasanovaWannabe: He fancies himself quite the catch, but his love interest and even wears the game itself seem disgusted with him. His mother notes that you’re the first person who’s ever taken a liking to him (despite even the correct dialogue options sounding like Pony’s barely tolerating him at best) and begs you to be with him even if you like him just a little. He even looks the part, wearing a sleazy disco leisure suit.
* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finallyrunning [[spoiler:running the farm himself in memory of you.]]
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* DumbBlonde: He may be a guy, but ''boy is he ever.'' He's as dumb as a... er... well... [[InsultToRocks you]] [[{{Pun}} know.]]
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* HeyYou: Habitually calls the player "babe" in ''Another Wonderful Life'', and "dude" in ''A Wonderful Life: Special Edition''. These are both renderings of the same Japanese speech habit: he's overusing the second-person pronoun ''kimi'' in a way that comes across as over-familiar and condescending (and flirtatious if used towards a woman).
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* HeyYou: Habitually calls the player "babe" in ''Another Wonderful Life'', and "dude" in ''A Wonderful Life: Special Edition''. These are both renderings of the same Japanese speech habit: he's overusing the second-person pronoun ''kimi'' in a way that comes across as over-familiar and condescending (and flirtatious in a dated, stereotypically cheesy way if used towards a woman).
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22 in the Western releases of the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but looks like a young teenager.
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* SurferDude: Claims to be one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he does have both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
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* SurferDude: Claims to be one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he does have must get both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
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* AllThereInTheManual: His height is listed in the official Japanese guidebook to be 185 cm, or 6’1’’.
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** His height is listed in the official Japanese guidebook to be 185 cm, or6’1’’.6’1’’.
** His age isn’t listed on the Japanese side, but he’s listed as 32 in the English manuals.
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** His age isn’t listed on the Japanese side, but he’s listed as 32 in the English manuals.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: He's the same age as Rock in the Japanese version (six years older internationally) but people tend to treat him as if he's much older. Must be the beard. To drive this even ''further'', Gustafa is the only bachelor who will never age, and by the end of the last chapter will still look the same as the day you met him, compared to Rock and Marlin whose hair starts to grey by the second chapter.
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* YoungerThanTheyLook: He's the same age as Rock in the Japanese version (six years older internationally) but people tend to treat him as if he's much older. Must be the beard. To drive this even ''further'', Gustafa is the only bachelor who will never age, and by the end of the last chapter will still look the same as the day you met him, compared to Rock and Marlin whose hair starts to grey by the second fourth chapter.
* MistakenForCheating: In the DS games. If Muu/Muffy and Gavin/Griffin marry, Griffin will sometimes confide that Muffy screamed at him public for cheating after seeing him talk to the daughter of an old friend, which turned into a big fight. He’s mortified by this behavior but says he doesn’t know what to do.
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* ParentalSubstitute: In ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', he behaves more as a father figure to Muffy, and brings her to you for your wedding. It’s still noted in-game that he harbors romantic feelings for her, but she’s unaware of his interest.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Despite rumors, him and Flora are platonic in the ''Wonderful Life'' games, and in the DS games if you court either or don't provoke their Rival Events. In ''Cute'' Flora even calms his PanickyExpectantFather tendencies, and she ends up the godmother of your child.
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* MayDecemberRomance: He and Flora aren't too far apart, but he and the PC of ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS Cute]]'' are.
are. His proposal scene has him remark that he could be your father.
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* PlatonicLifePartners: Despite rumors, him and Flora are platonic in the ''Wonderful Life''
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** Her height is stated in the official Japanese guidebook for **AWL** to be 155 cm (~5’1’’)
** Vesta is noted as her “relative”[[note:親戚/‘‘shinseki’’]] in the official Japanese guidebooks for **AWL** and **ANWL**.
** It’s clarified in the official Japanese **ANWL** guidebook that she doesn’t have a particular disease— but rather, a weak constitution.
** Vesta is noted as her “relative”[[note:親戚/‘‘shinseki’’]] in the official Japanese guidebooks for **AWL** and **ANWL**.
** It’s clarified in the official Japanese **ANWL** guidebook that she doesn’t have a particular disease— but rather, a weak constitution.
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** Her height is stated in the official Japanese guidebook for **AWL** ''AWL'' to be 155 cm (~5’1’’)
** Vesta is noted as her“relative”[[note:親戚/‘‘shinseki’’]] “relative”[[note]]親戚/‘‘shinseki’’[[/note]] in the official Japanese guidebooks for **AWL** ''AWL'' and **ANWL**.
''ANWL''.
** It’s clarified in the official Japanese**ANWL** ''ANWL'' guidebook that she doesn’t have a particular disease— but rather, a weak constitution.
** Vesta is noted as her
** It’s clarified in the official Japanese
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* AgeDownRomance: Her age was increased for 'Another Wonderful Life'' and ''Special Edition'' to make her an adult (sixteen in Japan, eighteen internationally) so she could be a rival love interest for Rock and a marriage candidate for Mark (who are both 25 in Japan-- internationally Rock is 22 while Mark isn't given an age).
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference (the 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark) , the difference is not noted in-universe. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, the difference (the is not noted in-universe. The same 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark) , the difference Mark, and is not noted in-universe.remarked on there either. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
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* HeManWomanHater: Many of his lines in the ''Wonderful Life'' games have him complaining about women to an almost cartoonish degree, saying it's always better to hang out with men and giving this line in his "Women Change Over Time" event:
--> '''Marlin''': Women are creatures of change. No longer do they just bow to our every whim.
--> '''Marlin''': Women are creatures of change. No longer do they just bow to our every whim.
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** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”. It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
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** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”.Romeo!”). It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
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* ArrangedMarriage: Celia's parents want one of these for her. She never goes through with it though.
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* AllThereInTheManual:
** Her height is stated in the official Japanese guidebook for **AWL** to be 155 cm (~5’1’’)
** Vesta is noted as her “relative”[[note:親戚/‘‘shinseki’’]] in the official Japanese guidebooks for **AWL** and **ANWL**.
** It’s clarified in the official Japanese **ANWL** guidebook that she doesn’t have a particular disease— but rather, a weak constitution.
* ArrangedMarriage:Celia's parents want Vesta sets one of these up for her. She Celia never goes through with it though.
** Her height is stated in the official Japanese guidebook for **AWL** to be 155 cm (~5’1’’)
** Vesta is noted as her “relative”[[note:親戚/‘‘shinseki’’]] in the official Japanese guidebooks for **AWL** and **ANWL**.
** It’s clarified in the official Japanese **ANWL** guidebook that she doesn’t have a particular disease— but rather, a weak constitution.
* ArrangedMarriage:
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** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan.
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** His ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS (Cute)]]'' incarnations name is "Theatre/{{Romeo|AndJuliet}}" in Japan.Japan, as a CallBack to his ancestor’s LoveConfession in ANWL (saying “You’re my Juliet! And I’m Romeo!”. It also fits given the Shakespearean character’s impulsive, overly idealistic personality which results in his downfall.
* AllThereInTheManual: His height is listed in the official Japanese guidebook to be 185 cm, or 6’1’’.
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* VagueAge: His age is not stated in the Japanese guidebook for the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but a line he can say in Chapter 2 once married in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' makes him being under 30 in Chapter 1 extremely unlikely given the customary ages for Japanese company presidents.
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* VagueAge: His age is not stated in the Japanese guidebook for the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but a line he can say in Chapter 2 once married in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' makes him being under 30 in Chapter 1 extremely unlikely given the customary ages for Japanese company presidents. The English manuals by Natsume avert this by listing his age as 32.
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* BusCrash: [[spoiler:She passes away in the gap between the first and second chapters in ''AWL'', or during the three-year timeskip that occurs after the birth of your child in ''DS''.]]
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* KilledOffScreen: [[spoiler:She passes away in the gap between the first and second chapters in ''AWL'', or during the three-year timeskip that occurs after the birth of your child in ''DS''.]]
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Characters who have appeared in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' and the sequels ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS/Cute]]''.
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Characters who have appeared in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' and the sequels ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS/Cute]]''.DS/DS Cute]]''.
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Characters who have appeared in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' and their ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS/Cute]]'' descendants.
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Characters who have appeared in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' and their the sequels ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS/Cute]]'' descendants.
DS/Cute]]''.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: She strongly appears to be Polynesian.
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* AccentAdaptation: Averted-- Lou and her DS descendant Louis both have a [[UsefulNotes/JapaneseDialects Kansai regional accent]] in the Japanese versions, but Natsume gave her no unique speech patterns in English. This is in contrast to Tsurutan/Tartan, whose Kansai accent in ''A Wonderful Life'' was rendered as slangy, casual speech by Natsume... but confusingly, they kept Tartan's line about Ruby speaking just like him.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: Shestrongly appears has a darker skintone than most of the cast, but it's unclear whether she's meant to be Polynesian.foreign compared to the Japanese countryside-inspired setting. Her Kansai accent is noted by Tsurutan, who remarks that they're likely from the same region, suggesting she's Japanese.
* AmbiguouslyBrown: She
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Characters who have appeared in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' and ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS/Cute]]''.
For characters that debuted solely in ''DS'' or ''DS Cute'', go [[Characters/HarvestMoonDS here]]. For info on the characters as they appear in the remake, ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife'', go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife here]]. For characters from other entries in the [[VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons]] series or the franchise in general, go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasons here]].
For characters that debuted solely in ''DS'' or ''DS Cute'', go [[Characters/HarvestMoonDS here]]. For info on the characters as they appear in the remake, ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife'', go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife here]]. For characters from other entries in the [[VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons]] series or the franchise in general, go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasons here]].
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Characters who have appeared in ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife'' and their ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS DS/Cute]]''.
DS/Cute]]'' descendants.
For characters that debuted solely in ''DS'' or ''DS Cute'', go [[Characters/HarvestMoonDS here]]. For info on the ''AWL'' characters as they appear in the remake, ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife'', go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife here]]. For characters from other entries in the [[VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons]] series or the franchise in general, go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasons here]].
For characters that debuted solely in ''DS'' or ''DS Cute'', go [[Characters/HarvestMoonDS here]]. For info on the ''AWL'' characters as they appear in the remake, ''VideoGame/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife'', go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasonsAWonderfulLife here]]. For characters from other entries in the [[VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons]] series or the franchise in general, go [[Characters/StoryOfSeasons here]].
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The protagonists of the games. A city mouse that was brought to the country.
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The protagonists of ''A Wonderful Life'' and ''Another Wonderful Life''. Having lived their whole lives in the games. A city mouse that was brought city, they move to Forget-Me-Not Valley after the country.death of their father to try their hands at running the ranch he founded with Takakura.
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Her DS descendant is "Serena"
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** In ''DS''. From Sapele/Sepilia/Sepiria/Serena -> Celia.
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** In ''DS''. From Sapele/Sepilia/Sepiria/Serena Serena -> Celia.
Her DS descendant is "Muu".
Her DS descendant is "Nazca"
Her DS descendant is "Leona".
Her DS descendant is "Flayn".
His DS descendant is "Romeo".
His DS descendant is "Ash".
His DS descendant is named "Gusta".
His DS descendant is named "Gared".
His DS descendant is named "Cain".
His DS descendant is also named "Takakura".
Her DS descendant is named "Beth".
His ''VideoGame/HarvestMoonDS'' counterpart does not appear in the game, though Louis mentions her unnamed husband is off traveling the world.
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* WalkingTheEarth: Used to be a traveler before settling down as an innkeeper.
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* WalkingTheEarth: Used to be a traveler before settling down as an innkeeper.
innkeeper. His DS descendant is doing this according to Louis
Her DS descendant is Louis.
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* DubNameChange: In ''AWL''. From Lou -> Ruby. Averted in the ''Friends of Mineral Town'' remake where she returned as Lou.
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* DubNameChange: In ''AWL''. From DubNameChange:
** ''AWL:'' Lou ->Ruby. Ruby.
** Her DS descendant: Louis -> Ruby.
** Averted in the ''Friends of Mineral Town'' remake where she returned as Lou.
** ''AWL:'' Lou ->
** Her DS descendant: Louis -> Ruby.
** Averted in the ''Friends of Mineral Town'' remake where she returned as Lou.
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Her DS descendant is Panama.
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* AgeGapRomance: In the ''Wonderful Life'' games, the mid-thirties Marlin harbors romantic feelings for the 19 year old Celia, who he specifically notes is at the age where her femininity is emerging, that she's become lovelier over the last 2 years she's been staying with Vesta, and he expresses his fear that Vesta's influence will cause her to grow into a harsh woman. Downplayed significantly in the West, where Marlin is 32 and Celia is aged up to 26, but Natsume still kept his lines remarking on how Celia has grown more feminine and mature lately.
* BerserkButton: If you break Celia's heart, he's only stopped from kicking your ass by Celia's intervention.
* BerserkButton: If you break Celia's heart, he's only stopped from kicking your ass by Celia's intervention.
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* AgeGapRomance: In the ''Wonderful Life'' games, the mid-thirties Marlin Masshu harbors romantic feelings for the 19 year old Celia, who he specifically notes is at the age where her femininity is emerging, that she's become lovelier over the last 2 years she's been staying with Vesta, and he expresses his fear that Vesta's influence will cause her to grow into a harsh woman. Downplayed significantly Averted in the West, where Marlin is 32 and Celia is aged up to 26, but Natsume still kept his lines remarking on how Celia has grown more feminine and mature lately.
lately as she's becoming a woman.
* BerserkButton: If you break Celia's heart, he's only stopped from kicking your ass by Celia's intervention. Even if you try to speak to him afterwards around town, he makes it clear that he will never forgive you for [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten crossing this line]].
--> '''Marlin''': Never come near Celia again.
* BerserkButton: If you break Celia's heart, he's only stopped from kicking your ass by Celia's intervention. Even if you try to speak to him afterwards around town, he makes it clear that he will never forgive you for [[OnceDoneNeverForgotten crossing this line]].
--> '''Marlin''': Never come near Celia again.
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* CreepyUncle: Downplayed-- he's just Celia's older male relative, not an uncle specifically, and they may be NotBloodRelated if they're kin through marriage (the term for "relative," ''shinseki'', is quite generic)-- but the official guidebooks for ''A Wonderful Life'' and ''Another Wonderful Life'' note that Vesta and Celia are "relatives" while Masshu and Vesta are siblings, making Marlin and Celia related to ''some'' degree. Celia appears unaware of his attractions to her in these games, and instead tries to set Pony up with him during his heart event with her in ''Another Wonderful Life''.
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* CreepyUncle: Downplayed-- he's just Celia's older male relative, not an uncle specifically, and they may be NotBloodRelated if they're kin through marriage (the term for "relative," used when describing them as "relatives," ''shinseki'', is quite generic)-- but the official guidebooks for ''A Wonderful Life'' and ''Another Wonderful Life'' note that Vesta and Celia are "relatives" while Masshu and Vesta are siblings, making Marlin and Celia related to ''some'' degree. Celia appears unaware of his attractions to her in these games, and instead tries to set Pony up with him during his heart event with her in ''Another Wonderful Life''.
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** In the Japanese ''DS'' games he is "Ash".
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** In the Japanese ''DS'' games he his descendant is "Ash".
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* ThisIsUnforgivable: Says this when confronting you in Celia's betrayal scene:
--> '''Marlin''': Don't try and make any excuses! I won't forgive you for this!!
--> '''Marlin''': Don't try and make any excuses! I won't forgive you for this!!
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their biological child.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their biological child.child, both biologically and otherwise.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
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* NotBloodNotFamily: Seemingly inverted, as Tim and Ruby clearly have a closer, more familial relationship with Nami (who is also on strained terms with her biological family) than they do with Rock, their biological child-- who calls them by their first names in return. [[spoiler:Ultimately zigzagged, as [[MistakenForRelated Rock isn't their biological child either]], the wording in the official Japanese guidebook being that he's not the ''"real"'' son of Tei/Tim and Lou/Ruby. While Tim and Ruby see Nami as the "daughter I always wanted", the family photo in their room shows a different ''son'' than Rock, implied to be their "real" son. Rock also goes against this trope in his 2nd rival event with Lumina, advising to treasure the parental figures she has in Romana and Sebastian rather than trying to dig up the ones she never knew. However, he also shows insecurity about [[AdoptionAngst his own lack of blood ties]], nervously laughing off his lack of resemblance to his parents. He also admits after marriage that he felt completely aimless until you and your child became his family, and takes no small amount of pride in saying "my blood is coursing through your veins!" to his adult son.]]
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, the difference is not noted in-universe. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference, difference (the 9-year age difference is also present between her and Mark) , the difference is not noted in-universe. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends.
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He can be their son without being biological, so changed the wording.
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* AllThereInTheManual: While all ''Wonderful Life'' titles strongly imply that he isn't Tei and Lou's biological child, Rock is very emphatic that it's none of anyone's business and that if he ''did'' have a sad past, he'd prefer to just forget it, leaving the question unanswered in-game. The official Japanese guidebook for ''Another Wonderful Life'' states in his bio that [[spoiler:he's not their real son.]]
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* AllThereInTheManual: While all ''Wonderful Life'' titles strongly imply that he isn't Tei and Lou's biological child, Rock is very emphatic that it's none of anyone's business and that if he ''did'' have a sad past, he'd prefer to just forget it, leaving the question unanswered in-game. The official Japanese guidebook for ''Another Wonderful Life'' states in his bio that [[spoiler:he's not their real biological son.]]
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their real child.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
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* CallingParentsByTheirName: Rock calls his parents by their first names with no honorifics at all in Japanese, which comes across as ''bizarre'', [[spoiler:and serves as a pretty strong clue that he's not their real biological child.]] This was LostInTranslation as Natsume changed all mentions of them to "Mom" and "Dad."
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* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts: he's shorter than Pony, cheerfully positive, and
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* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts: he's shorter than Pony, cheerfully relentlessly positive, and a total chatterbox.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22, but looks like a young teenager.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He's 22, 22 in the Western releases of the ''Wonderful Life'' games, but looks like a young teenager. teenager.
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* SurferDude: Claims to be one, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he does have both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
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* SurferDude: Claims to be one, one in ANWL, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he does have both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event in ANWL is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
* UnreliableNarrator: The 4-heart event in ANWL is largely a series of flashbacks that are relayed to you by Rock. They conveniently cut out right as he starts racing your dog and he instead announces back in the present that he won all three rounds. Your dog begins barking at him and shortly after this he decides he should probably get going.
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* Playful Cat Smile: Pony sports one when her Spirit is high.
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* Playful Cat Smile: PlayfulCatSmile: Pony sports one when her Spirit is high.
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards, despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends. In ANWL and SE, no age gap is acknowledged within
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* AgeDownRomance: Lumina was aged-up to be his his love interest from ''Another Wonderful Life'' onwards, despite onwards. Despite their nine (four internationally) year age difference.difference, the difference is not noted in-universe. Their DS descendants are also love interests in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoon DS (Cute)]]'', though it's unclear how old that incarnation of Leona/"Lumina" is since she starts with AWL Lumina's Chapter 2 outfit, and they are explicitly stated to be childhood friends. In ANWL and SE, no age gap is acknowledged within
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* AnimalLover: You can gain bonus affection with him by caring for your animals, despite all other kinds of farm / ranch work lowering his affection
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' may not be the best choice to make. Neither is making Lumina cry.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]'' may not be the best choice to make. Neither is making Lumina cry.
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* AnimalLover: You can gain bonus affection with him by caring for your animals, despite all other kinds of farm / ranch work lowering his affection
affection. Snuggling them in particular raises his affection by a good amount. This trait is hinted at in his first two heart events-- peeling back his theatrical antics and dramatic storytelling, the first has him distraught over a (seemingly) dead turtle, while the second has him distracted from his romantic pursuit of Pony to play with her dog. After marriage he talks to the pup like an old friend, and asks from time to time if there's any room on the farm for a big turtle. It's a hereditary trait, as his son's second-highest strength and interest is ranching.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''may not be is one of the best choice only ways to make. Neither is actually make him angry (as most insults seem to just fly over his head). Making Lumina cry also causes him to get serious as he steps in to say the right words and, for once, leaves without making Lumina cry.a fool of himself while whispering a parting shot to you through a smile on his way out.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Calling him a 'moron' in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''
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* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' his arch-enemy.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and embarassingly so. Even in the argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and embarassingly so. Even in the argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
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* CharacterDevelopment: If married, he grows from being a proud anti-work [[TheSlacker slacker]] to an enthusiastic (if bumbling) farmhand to finally running the farm himself in memory of you.
* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' hisarch-enemy.
arch-enemy and reacts to it attacking him by challenging it to a race, which he then loses. After marriage, he admits that he's a bit intimidated by your dog's intelligence.
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly andembarassingly embarrassingly so. Even in the parent/son argument scene, Rock remains cheerful and doesn't seem to even realize his son is arguing with him.
* CloudCuckooLander: Not so much in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AWL]]'', but in ''[[VideoGame/HarvestMoonAWonderfulLife AnWL]]''...wow. Let's just say he declares your ''dog'' his
* DotingParent: He adores the child he has with the farmer and cheers them on every step of the way, often loudly and
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* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts.
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* {{Keet}}: An adult, but he still counts.counts: he's shorter than Pony, cheerfully positive, and
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* SurferDude: Claims to be one, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he does have both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...
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* SurferDude: Claims to be one, has the dialect to match. Doubles down on this claim after marriage after Pony implicitly calls him on it.it, saying he still gets a rush from seeing a great wave. Your child inherits the highest athletic skill from him, so he does have both halves of the DumbJock personality from somewhere...