Roscoe

Roscoe is a cranky horse villager in the. He first appeared in and has appeared in all subsequent games. He may be named after the award-winning jockey, Roscoe Goose, and his initial catchphrase may be a pun on neigh.

Appearance
Roscoe's appearance is based on a stereotypical "dark horse," with a dark gray mane and red eyes with small black pupils. Based on his shirt and home interior, he is also likely based on the knight chess piece. The whites of Roscoe's eyes turn yellow when he is angry.

Personality
Roscoe is a cranky villager, and will appear more mature compared to other male personality types. This will make him come off as rude and belittling when talking to other villagers, including the player. Despite this, he will learn to confide in the player, considering them his only friend. He will enjoy the usual hobbies; not for competition, but for relaxing and peaceful reasons of calm and tranquility. He will find it difficult to socialize with peppy villagers, who he will appear rude behind their backs to. In New Leaf, he may also find it difficult to get along with both smug and big sister villagers, because they will say he's starting rumors about them. He will get along with snooty villagers, as well as other cranky villagers, who he will share deeper conversations with. He will, on occasion, annoy a normal villager, usually when being mean about something or someone. When he is sick, he will insult the illness.

In
In, Roscoe can only move to the player's town if his e-Reader card is scanned.

In
In, Roscoe's house features several items from the Modern Series, as well some from the Chess Theme. His house has the same furniture layout as Rolf's.

In
Roscoe shares a similar client's vision with Queenie, whose client's vision is "A world of black and white."

Trivia

 * Roscoe is featured on the official website for to distribute codes for the Mario Theme, alongside Peggy, Kid Cat, Megumi, Champagne, Lolly, Vivian, Poko, Hopkins, Bree, and Broccolo.