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Coco

From Animal Crossing City

Coco
Coco

Gender: Female
Personality: Normal
Species: Rabbit
Birthday: March 1st
Initial Phrase: "doyoing"
Initial Clothes: "Dawn Shirt"
Pic Quote: "I'm feeling kind of blank today."
Appearance(s): Animal Forest,
Animal Crossing,
Animal Crossing: Wild World,
Animal Crossing: City Folk

Coco is a normal rabbit villager from the Animal Crossing series. She has appeared in every game so far. Her name probably came from "coconut", a fruit sometimes known to have three holes. It could have also originated from "chocolate bunny", giving tribute to her brown color.

[edit] Appearance

Coco is a normal rabbit villager with black eyes and a mouth that always appears to be open. Her vacant face resembles a coconut in appearance. That is why her name is Coco. Her face also resembles that of a player in the first Animal Crossing game that was unfortunate enough to have not saved their game while visiting another players village. The lack of expression is reflected in her picture quote. She is a light chocolate to coconut brown. She gets angry when you lie to her, but can't show any emotion through her eyes or mouth.

[edit] Personality

Coco is a normal villager. She wakes up super early at 5 am. She doesn't seem to get along with the snooty or cranky villagers as much, but is very kind in ways. For some people it may be hard to get her picture because of judging her and not talking to her often enough.

[edit] House

Coco's house has a tranquil Oriental theme. She lacks a stereo, so she has no music playing. She has various items from different garden themes, including an Outdoor Pool, Deer Scare and the Tall Lantern. Coco also has an Exotic Chest and some house plants. She also has a shanty mat, enhancing the outdoors feel of the room. She may start collecting furniture from the Modern Series, and may ask the player to find some for her.

She doesn't initially have a stereo item in her house, but if given one via mail or otherwise, she will play K.K. Dirge. Although this song completely clashes with the tranquil oriental theme, it matches her "struggling with emotions" mood.