Alfonso
From Animal Crossing City
- "I feel like cotton candy that someone sat on..."
- —Alfonso, Animal Crossing: City Folk
| Alfonso | |
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| Gender: | Male |
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| Personality: | Lazy |
| Species: | Alligator |
| Birthday: | June 9th |
| Initial Phrase: | "it's a me" |
| Initial Clothes: | "Big bro shirt" |
| Pic Quote: | "We're friends, so I won't gnaw on your legs, even though I'm starving." |
| Appearance(s): | Animal Crossing, Animal Crossing: Wild World, Animal Crossing: City Folk, Animal Crossing: The Movie |
Alfonso is a lazy alligator villager from the Animal Crossing series. He appeared in Animal Crossing: The Movie.
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[edit] Appearance
Alfonso's design is loosely based on Nintendo's famous mascot Mario from the Super Mario Bros. series. The alligator not only mimic's Mario's famous "it's a me" quote as his initial phrase, but he also wears the Big Bro Shirt, which features the "M" emblem featured on Mario's cap; the rest is red. Alfonso's external appearance is a subtle reference to Yoshi, Mario's faithful companion. Both his cheeks and belly are white and his eyes are similarly formed although his eyelids are blue. He has an alligator mouth with sharp fangs. He is a burnt-umber orange with darker circles on his face. He also has a snout and tail.
[edit] Personality
Below is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, look at the main article found here.
As a lazy villager, Alfonso will be easy to get along with due to his laid back lifestyle. Like all lazy villagers, he shares a love of food and relaxing. In Animal Crossing: Wild World, he will mention his dream of diving in, for example, a pool of chocolate. He will enjoy partaking in the usual hobbies, usually for relaxing reasons or for food, when fishing. He will get along well with other villagers, but may offend or confuse jock villagers, who have a conflicting lifestyle of exercise and fitness, compared to the lazy lifestyle of relaxing and food. He will get along with other lazy villagers with whom he will talk about food, comics or superheroes. He will also get along well with normal and peppy villagers, but may from time to time annoy snooty and cranky villagers, who disagree with the lazy lifestyle.
[edit] House
He has three mini rythmoids, a retro stereo playing Forest Life, a men's toilet, and an exotic table. He has the Imperial wall and Charcoal floor but after a while his things will just go so his house will be rubbish.
[edit] Role in the Animal Crossing Movie
Warning: Spoilers start/end here. Reading this may ruin the Animal Crossing: The Movie experience.
Alfonso was also a major supporting character in Animal Crossing: The Movie. He caught bugs and dug up fossils with Yu, the ninja in the movie. He is first seen after Ai delivers 500 pies to him from Tom Nook. His name in the movie is Halberd.
Alfonso (Halberd) is first seen when Ai delivers the 500 pies. Soon after that you meet Yu, the kid ninja that sometimes comes to the Animal Village (their town), chasing a butterfly with his net. He is Halberd's friend. Halberd runs back into his house to get his net to chase after the insect with him. Later on in the movie you see them digging holes all over the place by the beach to find an ammonite. Then Bouquet (Rosie), another character, says she's seen many more of them somewhere else. Halberd, Yu, Bouquet, Ai, and another character, Sally, go find the ammonite cluster in a boat in the giant cave. While going into the cave, Bouquet points them into the wrong direction, for she's the one who knew about the ammonite in the first place and said right. As they head down a huge waterfall, Bouquet yells, "Sorry, it was left!" (Next is the scene where Pascal comes in.) Back to the cave, their boat has crashed onto a giant rock. They find the giant ammonite while Ai spaces off, looking at a full Seismosaurus stuck inside of a hole atop the cave.
Warning: Spoilers start/end here.
[edit] Other Appearances
Alfonso was the subject of e-Card 270 in Animal Crossing-e Series 4. If a player scanned the card, he or she would receive a letter from the villager with a present attached.
