Drake

Drake

フォアグラ Foie Gras

"...Quack."

Gender	Personality	Species
Male	Lazy	Duck

Birthday

June 25^th (Cancer)

Initial phrase

quacko

Initial clothes

Folk Shirt

Home request

A break room with a view

Skill

Rock paper scissors

Goal

Cartoonist

Coffee

Blend,
None at all,
None at all

Style

Modern

Favorite song

K.K. Blues

Appearances

WW, CF, NL, HHD

Regional names

Colvert

Gustav

Draco

Drago

"Got any snacks on you?"
— Picture quote, Wild World

Drake (フォアグラ, Foie Gras^?) is a lazy duck villager from the Animal Crossing series. The name "Drake" comes from the word given to male ducks. Female ducks are called "hens". His Japanese name comes from the food foie gras, made with duck liver. His initial phrase, "quacko", is play on the word "quack", the sound ducks make. He shares this catchphrase with Bill, another male duck. He shares his Wild World picture quote with Elmer, another villager.

Appearance

Drake is a male Mallard duck with a turquoise head and a yellow beak. Drake's arms are brown and he initially wears a Folk Shirt. His eyes have a small black pupil in them, and the part of his belly is also brown. The area around his eyes are a darker shade of green, giving him a very irritated or tired appearance, as one would look in cartoons where the lack of sleep would cause one to become essentially wide awake as the time they spend awake goes on.

Personality

Below is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, click here.

As a lazy villager, he won't be up early and he will appear friendly and hospitable towards the player, as well as having an interest in food. He likes bananas, food games, comic books, camping, and Chillin' magazine. He is very kind but always loves to talk about himself. As "fashion lad," he may ask for new clothing to fulfill his role.

House

Drake's house is camp-themed, using the shanty mat and cabin wallpaper. He has a retro stereo in his house which plays K.K. Blues. He also has a sleeping bag and a microwave in the games before Animal Crossing: New Leaf.