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Tigers (虎, Tora) are a species of villager in the Animal Crossing series. Each tiger, except Rolf, Tybalt, and Bangle have unique facial markings.

There are seven tiger villagers, of which four are male and three are female. Making it the second least amount of villagers for a species behind Octopuses. Two are peppy, one is snooty, three are jock, and one is cranky, though Rowan used to be a cranky islander in Animal Forest+, Animal Crossing, and Animal Forest e+. There are no normal, sisterly, lazy, or smug tigers.

Leonardo is actually a Leopard just categorized under the Tiger species due to using the Tiger base model.

Rolf and Rowan are only tigers to appear in every game in the series, though all tigers have appeared in New Leaf, Happy Home Designer, and New Horizons.

Villagers[]

Villager Appearance(s)
Bangle NH
Bangle (Peppy)
Animal Forest,
Animal Forest+,
Animal Crossing,
Animal Forest e+,
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons
Bianca NH
Bianca (Peppy)
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons
Claudia NH
Claudia (Snooty)
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons
Leonardo NH
Leonardo (Jock)
Animal Forest e+,
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons
Rolf NH
Rolf (Cranky)
Animal Forest,
Animal Forest+,
Animal Crossing,
Animal Forest e+,
Wild World,
City Folk,
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons
Rowan NH
Rowan (Cranky AF+, AC, AFe+, Jock WW, CF, NL)
Animal Forest+ (Islander),
Animal Crossing (Islander),
Animal Forest e+ (Islander),
Wild World,
City Folk,
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons
Tybalt NH
Tybalt (Jock)
Animal Forest,
Animal Forest+,
Animal Crossing,
Animal Forest e+,
New Leaf,
Happy Home Designer,
Pocket Camp,
New Horizons

In other languages[]

In other languages
Japan Japanese 虎/とら (Tora)
France French Tigre
Germany German Tiger
Spain Spanish Tigre
Italy Italian Tigre
The Netherlands Dutch Tijger
Portugal Portuguese Tigre
Russia Russian Тигр (Tigr)
Poland Polish Tygrys
China Chinese 虎 (Hǔ)
South Korea Korean 호랑이 (Horang-i)


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