Wolfgang

Wolfgang is a cranky, wolf villager who has appeared in every game from the. His name is derived from the famous composer, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and from his species. His Japanese name, Lobo, is Spanish for wolf; it also is the English name for another wolf. He appears on the album cover of "K.K. Adventure."

Appearance
Wolfgang is a dark navy blue wolf with a very creamy yellow muzzle and highlight streaks in his fur. The tips of his paws are also cream-colored. He has dark, burnt-orange eyelids, and wears a Gracie's Top as his initial outfit, hinting that he may be unusually fashion-conscious for an animal of his personality. Wolfgang refers to himself as abrasive and mean looking and seeks the players help for in-style clothing and friendly greetings.

Personality
As a cranky villager, Wolfgang will appear much 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, too. He will get along with normal and 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.

House
Wolfgang has some of the Modern Series in his house, including the Modern Bed, Modern Sofa and Modern Chair. He also has the matching flooring and wallpaper. Wolfgang's house also contains two Howloids. If he has a stereo in his house, it will play K.K. Song. In, Wolfgang's stereo plays K.K. Rock.

Trivia

 * In a character popularity poll held on the Japanese website, Wolfgang ranks as the 31st most popular character at 539 votes, higher than Jingle, but less than Don Resetti.